Death of Charles Stewart Parnell Shocks Ireland Leaders
News dispatches report the sudden death of Charles Stewart Parnell at Brighton. Cork and Dublin wires flood with inquiries while crowds gather in Sackville Street to read notices. Reactions in America show tributes from Delia Parnell and Irish leaders, with sorrow across Lincoln Lincoln and Chicago, reflecting on his impact on Ireland and its cause.
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Dennss
Parnall
Brighton
Sackville Street
Telegraph Office
The
Freeman's Journal
Cork
Purnell
Dublin
Ireland
England
Trolaed
Charles Stewart Parnell
Lincoln
Liscolly
Parnell
Irish National League of America
Thas Teed
Death of Charles Stewart Parnell Echoed in Ireland and Abroad
Reports from Washington and New York on October 4 and 8 record shock and sorrow at the death of Charles Stewart Parnell. D OConnell and Michael Davitt reflect on Ireland's grievous loss, noting past irritations but hoping divisions end and a patriot’s memory endures.
Remarkable career ends as Irish leader Charles Stewart Parnell dies
The Dublin Freeman notes an abrupt close to a famed career, while United Ireland laments the captain of the Irish people has died, and The National Press salutes the loss. The piece reflects on Parnell’s split with Ireland’s liberty struggle, marking an era’s end.
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Puuin Freeman
The
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Mascari
Trishmen
Charles Stewart
Park
United Iretanit
United Ireland
Anys
Irish safety committee to control Parnell era movement
The Chicago Irish National League convention announced a five member committee of safety to govern the movement in Parliament and Britain after Parnell death. Members named are Michael Davitt, John Dillon, William O Brien, Justin McCarthy and John Loxton.
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Frish
ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Parnell
Elall
Thomas O'Reilly
Irish National League
Chicago
Tish
Committee of Safety
Fhve
Ireland
House of Command
Great Britain
Justin McCarthy
Trish
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
William O'Brien
John Loxton
Biography of Charles Stewart Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell biography notes his Irish lineage and long family ties to parliament. Born in Avondale Wicklow he studied at Cambridge without a degree and settled on his estate after a tour of America. He entered politics in 1875 and became Land League president in 1870, later engaging in U S advocacy and Irish land reform.
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Roman
Irotands
Hartes Stewart Parnell
Avonaale
County Wicklow
Ireland
Ici
Parnell
Hils
John Parnell
Af Gratsman
Henry Parnell
Lord Grey
Lord Melbourne
Congleton
Charles Stewart
Cambridge University
America
Avondale
Joberi
Parneil
County Mouth
Biggar
United States
Washington
Congress
Juntaynette
Kossuth
Chinrlewt
Parnell and Irish Politics in the 1880s Through 1883
The passage outlines Parnell’s leadership during a turbulent era in Irish politics, detailing obstruction by his allies, Land League actions following the Land Act, and his imprisonment at Kilmainham. It notes Gladstone’s home rule proposal, the Phoenix Park murders, and the political fallout including the Parnell commission era and related libel cases and resignations.
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Mir
Parnell
Housses Commons
Land League
Parequel
Gladstone
Timi
Mia
O'Shya
Irth
Mn Leish
South Dakota at the Fair Exhibit Fund Drive
A commission appoints General Manager Oliver Gillis Jr and Secretary Robert Fisk to raise 90 000 to 100 000 for South Dakota at Chicago. They will visit counties large towns and urge boards of trade clubs and organizations to support a proper display of state products and resources. Gibbs and Fick lead the effort with planned statewide circulating information on benefits of the exhibit.
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An .Ochinin
Aro
World’s Fair Commission
Oliver Gillis, Jr
Robert £. Fisk
South
South Dakota
Messrs
Gibbs and
Fick
Chicago
Death of Sir John Pope Hennessy Shocks Kilkenny Politics
The obituary notes the death of Sir John Pope Hennessy, longtime North Kilkenny MP, following the night vote fallout of 1880 and the high tension between Parnellites and McCarthyites. It recalls his political clash with Vincent Scully and the subsequent electoral defeat shaping Irish nationalist divisions.
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Parnel
John Pope Hennesey
North Kilkenny
John Pope Hennessy
O'Shea
Kilkenny
Parnell
Vincent Scully
Scully
Trish Fender
Overcrowded Cable Cars In Chicago Fatalities Reported
In Chicago on Oct 8 a man died and several were seriously injured as crowded cable cars bound for Lincoln Park caused passengers to fall and be crushed. G B Banks fell from a moving train near the La Salle street tunnel and was killed. Adolph Marks was badly injured and may die. Later, A N Drewer and Wolf Fishback suffered severe injuries when a car was rammed by a train into the tunnel.
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Chicage
Ciicado
Severdy
Fearei
Lincoln Park
G. B. Banks
Thotherra
la Salle Street
Banks
Adolph Marks
A. N. Drewer
Wolf Fishback
Drewser
Fishbuck
Republican Committee to Meet in New York for Chairman Vote
Washington Oct. 8 The Republican committee will meet at 31 o clock Monday Nov. 2 at the Plaza hotel New York to elect a chairman to succeed M S Quay resign and to name the site of the next convention The call is signed by J S Clarkson chairman and J S Bu sett secretary The meeting may transact other business as may come before it and arrange the May convention if held by rule of the last gathering.
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Wasursoton
Republican Committee
Plaza Hotel
New York
J. S. Clarkson
Busesett
Teana
Clarkson
Charman
Quay
Looking for Mrs Yancy in Smuggling Diamond Case
An afternoon paper reports police seek Mrs Yancy, accused by a Chicago import firm of abandoning with 4000 dollars worth of diamonds imported for them. She allegedly has a history as a mangaggler defrauding government duties on diamonds totaling about 1 million dollars. The diamonds are said to have been concealed in a smooth leather case.
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Yoas
Maya
Yancy
Chicago
Long Talked of Ada Event Draws Thousands
The Ada meeting for Governor Campbell and Major McKinley drew over 3,000 visitors. Citizens displayed portraits and banners as the rivals debated, Campbell criticizing protection and McKinley defending tariffs. The event featured a cordial reception and concluded with both candidates departing for their respective towns.
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Ada
Adm
Hardin County
Campbell
Major McKinley
McKinley
Wenom
Flaga
Stocker
Pirst Distri
Lehr
Columbus
Sond
Camyphetl
Madame Kalling
Hherty
Cal
Democratic
Ohio
Republi
Weary unto Death extraction from Parnell letter
A Bordentown New Jersey dispatch reproduces extracts from a letter Mia Delia Stewart Parnell, mother of Charles Stewart Parnell, received from her son. He says he is weary of troubles and marching toward death in a good cause. He notes attacks from enemies and asks that they be ignored as they will die from their own vanity.
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Parnell
Borpextons
N. J
Get
Delia T. S. Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Charley
Charles
Edward Stewart
Davitt
Irs
Charles Stewart Parnll
Washington
O'Shea Xcindal
Ireland
O'Shea
Farsely Gast
Morten
New York
Bordentown
Mia
Delia Stewart Parnell
Brighton
England
Melbourne watering proposal and wild weather reports
Frank Melbourne, the Australian rainmaker, closed his tests at this locale as cold nights dampened daytime work. Northwestern Kansas has seen unprecedented rainfall, with locals approving his plan to water 2,000,000 acres at ten cents per acre, while Turtle Mountain Indians faces potential U S border reassessment of status and benefits. An accident at a parachute event in Greensboro killed a balloonist, with several injuries. Officials visit Mille Lacs to deter removal of Indians to White Earth, who resist relocation. A life show rope accident at Las Veas injured a performer and a crew member. Northern Pacific pays $1,500 in a prairie fire damages case at Dickinson.
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Melbourne
Kaneus
Goupbasa
Frank Melbourne
Kansas
Dickinson
N. D
Onkrop
Northern Pacific Company
District Court
Tragic Buckeye County Local Death Reported
A resident of the northeast part of the county, Finn famed Hongola, was killed in a Wednesday incident in Laxora. Authorities reported the event and ongoing inquiries as neighbors described the scene. details remain limited.
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Laxora
Hongola
Bortheast
Thia County
Qwiy
Che
Oper
Omaha Lynch Mob Hangs 20-Year-Old Black Man George Smith
In Ostata Nebraska a mob of about 5000 broke into the county jail and dragged George Smith a 20 year old colored man from his cell. They hanged him from a telegraph pole after accusing him of raping a one year old girl named Lizgte Yeates. Smith had earlier reportedly attempted to rape a six year old colored girl on Cutott island. He was arrested and bound over for trial. The victim’s condition is described as probably not recovering.
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Treasury
McKinly
Washington
England
McKinley
Crapbell
Profesor Lohe
Governor Campbell
Colunbia
Major McKinley
Canton
Ostata
Neb
George Smith
Calored
Lizgte ‘Yeates
Smith
Cutott Island
Council Brifts
Suit
Ocr
Malbery Las Grasne
Ore
National Bank of Enterprise
Walla Walla County
Holmes
John Smith
Portland
Hnd
Akay
Cornucopia
Hanged at Noon Executed for Murders in County
Ed Neal was hanged at noon for the February murders of Allen and Dorothy Jones on a county farm. He confessed unassisted at the scaffold, and the crime involved cattle theft and burying the victims under a manure pile. This execution marks the county’s first in 23 years.
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Ed Neal
Warner Jones
Wite
Omar
Alle
Dorothy Jones
Jones
Neal
Allen Jones
New
Kansas City
Joner
Towa
Kansas
Livingstone
Eaton
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