Fixed Bayonets at Ennis Meeting Wounds Many
Report from Kinrosh and surrounding towns on April 8 describes clashes as police, led by Magistrates Welch and Irwin, moved to disperse Kilrush League supporters. Berkshire Regiment used fixed bayonets to quell riots, injuring numerous civilians. Redmond and Crilley appealed for calm. Other events include Davitt and leaders marching at Ennis, arrests, and police actions in Loucrea and Kanrurk.
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Redmond
Crilley
Irwin
Tanner
Macroom
Ennis
Messrs. Davitt
O’connor
Corry
League
Carmody
Hussars
Colonel Turner
Condon
The
Irish Times
Dunleary
Clare Independent
Halpin
Patrick Carmody
LoucHrea
O’brien
Ireland
Mr. O’brien
Father Meagher
Temperance Hall
Kanrurk
National League
Healy and Flynn
THAT ROYAL MARRIAGE AND BISMARK POLITICS
Reports from Berlin and Bern on the German crisis over Princess Victoria's marriage to Prince Alexander, with Bismarck favoring his own terms. Empress presence at conferences sparks tension. negotiations with Czar continue. A Moscow-Berlin spin says Russia may gain relief by rapprochement over Bulgaria. Queen Victoria's Berlin arrival delays dispatch.
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Russia
Bern
Prince Bismarck
Princess Victoria
Prince Alexander
Frederick
Mackenzie
London
Queen Victoria
Berlin
Vossisseheeitung
St. Petersburg
Alexander
Amendment result in doubt after transmission error
R J Frovpencer reports an error in transmitting the Fourne amendment vote and a clerical mistake left the absolute result in doubt until returns are reviewed. Current figures show the amendment adopted by 533 majority, with 20,107 voting to adopt and 12,690 to reject.
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Frovpencer
R. J
Meeting of the Jamaica Plain Indian Association in Boston
The Jamaica Plain Indian Association gathered at St. John's Episcopal Church to push Dawes Act reforms, fund a model Indian cottage, and urge continued education for Indians. Speakers included Miss Gilman, Frank Wood, Annie Dawson, Walter Balis, and Samuel Capen, with Rev. C F Dole presiding.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
C. F. Dole
Eliot Unitarian Church
U. Sherman
St. John’s
James Thayer
Harvard Law School
Congress
Annie Dawson
Hampton School
Normal School
Framingham
Walter Balis
Hampton
East
Mobile
Ala
Dole
Straws From State Street Market Summary
The New York market ends Saturday lower than expected while sentiment hints at a tide turn. William Bliss debuts on the stock exchange floor as rumors of a long New York to Chicago train circulate. Money and paper markets ease, rail bonds improve, and Atlantic Great Western funding advances. Cotton remains dull with a potential crop rise. Chicago Burlington Northern shows improved earnings in February.
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New York
William 8. Bliss
The
Stock Exchange
Chicago, Bulington & Northern
Unknown man dies after taking poison in Providence field
An unidentified man died by his own hand after ingesting rat poison in a northwest Providence field today. A tax receipt marked by city measurer A. Lincoln of Brockton, Massachusetts, was the only clue found.
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Providence
R. I
Brockton
Mass
A. Lincoln
Roscoe Conkling Improves but Not Out of Danger
Roscoe Conkling is reported better today in New York. Dr. Barker says the patient is not yet pronounced beyond danger and remains under care at Gauger.
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New York
Roscoe Conkling
Barker
No Signs of a Break in House Deadlock Over Direct Tax
Washington April 8. No indication of a break in the House deadlock over the direct tax bill opposition remains firm. Senators and representatives foresee a protracted struggle with possible recesses, caucus shifts, and the calendar filling with related measures as battles over tariffs, the navy reevaluation, and libraries rates unfold. The Senate plans to discuss South Dakota, animal industry bureau, and Sherman’s note investment bills while other items await action.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Oates
Alabama
Senate
South Dakota
Bureau of Animal Industry
Rathbone
Paris
Pacific Railroads
Foreign Affairs
Public Lands
Agriculture
Auction notices outline schedule for furniture and real estate sales
AUCTION SALES. TUESDAY. Fruit-Horatio Harris, 12 m. Furniture, carpets, etc.-Leonard & Co., 10 a. m. Real estate-S. J. Knights & Co.,3 p.m. Books-C. F. Libbie & Co., 104, m. and 2 p.m. Furniture-Lewis J. Bird & Co., 10:30 a. m.
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Horatio Harris
Leonard & Co
S. J. Knights & Co
C. F. Libbie & Co
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Boston Theatres Show Multiple Plays This Evening
Globe Theatre presents A Dark Secret at 7 46. Boston Theatre offers Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at 7 45. Park Theatre features Held by the Enemy at 7 45. Olass Street shows The Railroad of Love by Augustin Daly at 7 45. Howard Athenaum presents Edmund Collier at 8. Boston Museum offers The Bells of Haslemere at 8. Grand Opera House beams Beacon Lights at 7 46. South Church screens Christ on Calvary. Cyclorama Tremont Street displays Battle of Bunker Hill and Battle of Gettysburg.
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Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Park Theatre
Ng Olas Street
Augustin Daly
Howard Athenaum
Edmund Collier
Boston Museum
Bells of
Haslemere
Grand Opera House
Beacon Lights
South Church
Gay Penney wedding in Cambridge announces union
In Cambridge on April 4 at the bride’s parents residence Rev W C Barrows of Rockland joins William Gay to Miss Catherine Penney both of Cambridge. McAloney Randall wedding April 6 in the city William McAloney to Annie Indall. Ordway Bennison wedding April 4 in the city Ka W Ordway to Bessie Bennison.
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Gay—Penney
Cambridge
W. C. Barrows
Rockland
William Gay
Catherine K
Richara Penney
McAloney—Randall
Enn Olmstead
William McAloney
Annie Indall
Ordway
Bennison
D. Jutten
Ka W. Ordway
Bessie Bennison
Obituary Notices AYAER and Others April Deaths
Boston area notices list multiple deaths and ages from April 4 to April 7 including Harriet Richardson age 25 6, Emily Bartlett 30, Margaret Burns 83 1 21, Lydia Clark 69 2, Coleman Connelly 22, Maggie Crowley 20, Melvin Dockham 50 7, Mary Driscoll 84, John Dunham 11 days, Catherine Flynn, Sarah Greenough, Oscar Hanson 40, Abbie Harty 36, Arthur Haseltine 45, Mary Hines, Maggie McKenna 1 10, John Powers 27 9 3, Robert Priest 3 days, Butler Smith 2, Nancy Webster 70 10 23, Jennie Wiley 29, Ellis Williams 38 11 6. Listings include births, marriages not shown, locations Boston area and other cities.
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Ayer
Sturbridge
Harriet Richardson
Edward P. Ayer
M. L
Angeletta Richardson
Bartlett
Jamaica Plain
Emily I. Bartlett
George C. Bartlett
Eliot
Burns
Margaret Burns
Clark
Dorchester
Lydia M. Clark
Oscar Gustave Hanson
Harty
Abbie
Henry Harty
Haseltine
Boston Highlands
Arthur J. Haseltine
Hines
South Boston
Mary Hines
St. Vinecent’s Church Debt Society
McKenna
Charlestown
Maggie
Thomas F
Mary McKenna
Powers
Allston
John W
la E Jeffry
Mary Powers
Priest
Watertown
Robert Thurston
Walter I
Jennie H. Priest
Smith
St. Augustine
Fla
Butler Lavender Smith
J. B
Emma E. Smith
Webster
Maplewood
Nancy D
Sam P. Webster
Wiley
Jennie W. Wiley
Alason R. Wiley
Williams
San Bernardino
Cal
Ellis H. Williams
Hospital Cottage for Children Appeal by Baldwinville charity
A Boston area hospital cottage for children in Baldwinville Mass aids incurable disease cases from across the state by offering housing and medical care. The fundraising committee led by Mrs James Arnold and others appeals for donations as funds run short. Longwood Minstrels offer to perform at the B Y M C Association Hall on Tuesday evening April 10 at 7 45 for charity.
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Hospital Cottage
Baldwinville
Mass
Boston
James Arnold
James T. Fields
Fitz
Franklin Gibbs
Justice Scholfield Denies Cleveland Offer for Chief Justice
A Chicago Times dispatch from Marshall Illinois reports Justice Scholfield denies being offered the Chief Justiceship by President Cleveland. He reiterates he is not a candidate and does not want the high office.
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Curiaco
Cleveland
Justice Scholfield
Marshall
Chicago Times
Appeal to save Hugh M Brooks from the gallows
Samuel W. Brooks father of Hugh M Brooks and aling W fl Z Maxwell has written a long heartfelt appeal to the American people in a bid to spare the boy from death row at St Louis. The letter fills nearly seven columns of the Post Despatch.
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Samuel W. Brooks
Hugh M. Brooks
Aling W. Fl. Z. Maxwell
St. Louis
King
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