Hospitalized Senator's Daughter Shotself in Hotel Drawer
Mrs. Lucille Lane, youngest daughter of ex Senator Joe Blackburn, shot herself at the Wellington Hotel in Washington. Doctors say the injury is serious but not immediately fatal and the wound may be survivable. the family calls the act accidental. The pistol was a keepsake from her father, snagged by lace in a bureau drawer triggering the discharge.
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Washington
Lucille Lane
Joe Blackburn
Kentucky
Wellington Hotel
Lane
Local Boston Forecast Monday
Boston and vicinity expect fair weather Monday with colder air and north easterly winds turning variable. Outlook warns of worsened colds due to the chill and poor air from Lung Kuro.
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Boston
Vicinity
Boston Horseman's Wife Scandal and Mr Redmond Visit
Kentucky heiress Malvina Downing ailing wife of Walter Downing Boston horseman faced divorce claims in New York and later lived in Cincinnati before returning to Lexington. In Boston Mr Redmond spoke on 1798 Ireland at Hollis Street Theatre amid a large and enthusiastic crowd with prominent local figures in attendance.
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Springfield
Lexington
Boston
Malvina
Kentucky
Quail
Rock Castle County
Chicago
Walter M. Downing
Mortimer Downing
New York
Imperial Hotel
Young Downing
Downing
Downting
Gotham
Cincinnati
John Redmond
Hollis Street
Redmond
Parker House
Quincy
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
John T. Galvin
D. M. Calnan
South Boston
Beacon
Tremont
Boylston
Washington
Hollis Streets
School and
Tremont Streets
Josiah Quincy
Henry A. Thomas
William A. Bancroft
A. A. Perry
Somerville
Edward O’meagher Condon
John H. Pence
Nathaniel G. Robinson
M. McManus
Edward O’flaherty
Doherty
Michael Fitzgibbon
St. Patrick’s
God Save Ireland
Tyara
Fennessy
Margaret E. McNulty
Ireland
P. J. Flatley
Vinegar Hill
Edward J. Slattery
Order of Hibernians
The Earnest Aid of France in Ireland’s Uprising
The piece recounts Theobald Wolfe Tone securing French aid for Ireland's cause, recalls three French expeditions to Ireland, and narrates the failed Bantry Bay landing. It notes Admiral Howie, Napoleon's support, and a daring yet doomed third voyage. Redmond praises Tone, Fitzgerald, Sheares, and Emmet, and critiques Grattan’s era and English corruption.
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Theobald Wolf Tone
France
Ireland
Napoleon
Howie
Bantry Bay
England
Tone
Mr. Redmond
Wicklow Mountains
Killare
Wexford
Fitzgerald
Sheares
Robert Emmet
United Irishmen
Grattan
1798 Irish uprising and Irish Nationality speech
A speech proclaims the 1798 Irish uprising as a righteous struggle against England. It praises Redmond and Father John Murphy for heroism, recalls Orange terror against Catholics, and asserts the cause of Irish nationality will endure despite setbacks.
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Ireland
England
Orange Society
Catholcs
Armagh
Mr. Redmond
John Murphy
Wexford
Danvers Shoemaker Joel Putnam Ends Own Life
Joel Putnam, a retired shoe manufacturer from Danvers, shot himself through the head at noon and died hours later. No motive is known, and authorities have not released further details.
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Joel Putnam
Danvers
Redmond's Story of Irish Struggle
A brief item notes Redmond's narrative of Irish struggle, with a promise that the fight will endure. The wording suggests a continuing resistance or effort tied to historical Irish events.
New Bedford Operatives Prepare for Large Battle in 80,000 New Englanders
Readable fragments indicate New Bedford operatives planning a major confrontation described as the Battle of 80,000 New Englanders. OCR text includes many garbled letters and numbers but signals a mobilization or event with regional significance.
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New Bedford
New
Cure a Cold in One Day Remedy Claim
A fragment claims a one day cure for a cold with references to a product or remedy name and unclear origins. The text is garbled and offers no verifiable details or authorities.
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