O'Brien faces threats after Czar pursuit in Canada
Reports from Hamilton and Kingston detail revolver attack on Editor O'Brien and a menacing letter sent via Syracuse. The Spectator cites shots fired from his carriage. O'Brien rejects the deadly note as entirely false while warnings of danger in Montreal persist.
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Hamlton
O'Brien
Dominion
Toronto
Montreal
the Spectator
O’brien
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Opessa
Nova
Decisive Action by National Builders Association in Chicago
The National Association of Builders executive board issued a lengthy address urging a new method for labor disputes. It advocates wholesale lockouts and a complete cessation of work across Chicago building trades to counter bricklayers demands for Gearsurday Day. The document endorses employers’ encroachments and argues unions provoked prolonged strife.
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National Builders Association
Cmicaco
National Association of Builders
Longnough
Builders’ and ‘Traders’ Exchange of Chicago
National Associations of Builders
Chicago
Not Ambitious Judge Thurman Declines Nomination
The Steubenville dispatch reports Judge A G Thurman declines a spontaneous gubernatorial nomination, citing sickness and firm inflexibility. He discourages further mention of his name while appreciating friends’ kindness. The piece also covers National Encampment events in Washington and Minnesota street visit, with details on drills and personnel.
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A.G. Thurman
Manning's Return and New York voyage plans
Daniel Manning will leave Bournemouth on Monday for Liverpool and sail for New York on June 1. His health is much improved. The Cambridge University crew may row Harvard if funds for the trip to America can be secured. The Treasury office reports Hyatt has formally assumed duties as Treasurer.
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Manning
Lowpox
Daniel Manning
Bournemouth
Liverpool
New York
Campbridge University
Harvard College
America
Harmony Resolutions Lead Presbyterian Assembly
The Presbyterian General Assembly at Omaha adopted resolutions aiming at unity among Christian churches. Reports cited 1,485 missionaries, 175 new churches, 188,500 communicants, 85 schools and 212 teachers through home missions. The Minnesota Baptists opened anniversary meetings at First Baptist Church with 279 delegates present.
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Presbyterians
Omaha
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On
Committee On Home Missions
Hays
Cincinnati
Minnesota Baptiste
MInN@arois
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Baptist Home Missionary Society
Crouse
Ohio Tramps Take Freight Train Action Near Kent
Early this morning twenty tramps boarded a freight train near Kent on the New York Pennsylvania Ohio line and helped themselves to fruit and provisions. Seven were captured by officers at Kent while the rest fled after overpowering a local train crew. A large search is under way as the group lights out of the moving train.
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Cleveland
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Road
Kent
Akron
Demonstrative President Burns in Effigy in Wisconsin
A crowd in Milwaukee or nearby city burned the President and Vice President of the Canadian Pacific in effigy on Main Street at dawn. The event reflects high tensions, with City authorities planning bids for a new alley and potential political conflict anticipated.
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Canadian Pacific
Bmgy
Wisxirxa
George Stevens
van Horn
Stephen
Manitoba
Night of Terror Heard In Two Cities Fire Ravages New York and Cincinnati
Destructive blazes in New York and Cincinnati cause massive losses with 1600 horses and most cars perished in a south side stable fire in New York. Cincinnati reports at least 1,000,000 dollars in damage to streetcar stables and surrounding tenements, with thousands homeless and a vast count of buildings burned.
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New York
Tenth Avenue
Fifty-third
Fifty-fourth
Ninth Avenue
Cincinnath
CrxcrxvaTi
Creighton
Lila
O'Brien Receives Warm Welcome In New York Chamber
The scene in Avnany New York features Editor William O'Brien invited to mount the platform after a final gavel fall at 12 10 pm. He delivers a robust speech praising universal hospitality and the Stars and Stripes citing Caps Vincent and the future of the Irish cause. Local officials and attendees salute his health and vigor as he extols Gladstone as a leader for Ireland.
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Lor O'Brien
Stars and Stripes
Avnany
N.Y
William O'Brien
United States
Caps Vincent
Lugialaure
New York
Bst
Gladstone
Crime Notes and International Briefs From May 26
Mixed dispatches report a Chicago trial witness Nic Schneider revealing county corruption schemes, including inflated county bills and double-bookkeeping. Other items cover a five‑year sentence for an outlaw from Big Bear’s band, a brutal beating in Preme, Fargo Insurance creditors’ losses, a jewelry store burglary in Osseo, a plotted sultan assassination, and a police chase in Vienna leaving Fant at large.
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Chicago
Nic Schneider
Engineer Macdonald
Schneider
Macdonald
McQarighs
Schneider & Co
McDonald, McCargle and
Bay Cuainx
Wik
Hotchkise & Newell's
Osseo
Trompesleau County
Galt OF Grieatness
Buenamasi
Turkey
Ublic
Appointment and protests over Dr Hull health board bid
Dr Huila appointment faces protests from Ola school physicians who deem him too young and a homeopath for the territorial board of health. Gov Church’s decision may reverse. Dr Hull’s commission to bear the governor’s autograph upon return to Bismarck. Garland denies Supreme bench candidacy. he would not accept if offered. Grand Forks Gas Works bids fail. Springer system adopted, aiming four hours capacity. Queen Victoria’s birthday celebrated. Dufferin park sports draw crowds. Artesian well bids rejected for insane asylum project.
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Huila
Kota
Huil
Governor Church
Bismarck
Grand Forks
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