Parnell Denounces Forged Letters During Commons Explanation
In Parliament Mr. Parnell explains that he never saw key letters tied to the O Donnell Times trial and calls the forged documents concerning the Phoenix Park murders. He denies signing or authorizing the incriminating communications and insists most letters are forgeries while defending his past actions and signatures. The press swirls in reaction as pundits weigh guilt and the proper forums for justice.
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London
House of Commons
Parnell
O’ Donnell
Patrick Egan
League
Vhenix Park
O’ Learys
Parnall
Egan
Carey
Webster
Kilmainham
Forster
Byrne
Phoenix Park
Justin McCarthy
Mr. Parnell
Ireland
the Times
Standard
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Chronicle
Times
Daily ‘Telegraph
Daily News
E. Webster
Dynamite plot linked to Chicago Burlington & Quincy strike
Chicago July 6 Deputy auditor J A Bauereisen of Aurora Division was arrested in Chicago on charges of complicity in a dynamite plot against the Chicago Burlington & Quincy railway. Three other engineers held on bail totaling 15,900 remain jailed. Burlington officials and attorneys describe the case as a possible detectives conspiracy while the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers distances itself from armed acts and argues for defense only if the charges prove persecution or a genuine threat. Deputy Marshal Burg hard pursued further conspirators as details emerge from the Aurora hall and multiple explosions near Creston and Noblesville.
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J. A. Bauereisen
Aurora
Ill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Bauereisen
Burlington
A. B. Fiedler
Stone
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Bowles
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Burlington & Quincy
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Reading
Chuicago
John Sowers
National Hotel
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Plattsmouth
Lincoln
McCook
At A
Aleck Smith
Blaine Did Not Telegraph To Convention Says Smalley
Smalley telegraphs from London refuting slanders about Blaine. He asserts Blaine sent only the two public telegrams read at Chicago and received one reply during the convention. Blaine, with Carnegie in Scotland, could not stay in touch and did not write political letters or send other telegrams until Edinburgh.
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London Daily News
Blaine
America
Carnegie
Durham
Northumberland
Scotland
Cheviot
Chicago
Edinburgh
Mr. Blaine
Europe
General Son
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
Washington July 6 warmer fair conditions for New England and eastern New York with south westerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather Report for Boston July 6 1886 from Observer Office
Signal Service weather bulletin for Boston reports 8 AM and 8 PM conditions. Observed temperature high 79.5 degrees, low 68.0, mean 73.5, dew point 51.5, barometer 29.89 inches, humidity 76 percent, wind max 27, mean 46.6, no precipitation. Clear skies noted.
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Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S Boston
Pages es continues to improve in health governor Ameee
A brief report notes continued health improvement for Pages es and mentions Governor Ameee in connection with the update. The item reads as a concise health bulletin versus a full feature, with limited context about dates or settings.
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Pageses
Ameee
Iron Lock-out eases as firms sign Amalgamated scale
Pittsburgh July 6 The list of firms signed to the Amalgamated scale grows with Lawrence Iron Company employing 300 workers and Somers Bros. & Co employing 150 at both sites resuming work at once. Carnegie Phipps & Co also sign for Homestead works after minor concessions. The entire plant, about 2000 men, to be in operation on Monday.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Lawrence Iron Company
Somers Bros. & Co
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Monay
Steamers Arrived List From Ports with July Dates
A compiled dispatch records arrivals and departures of steamers at multiple ports, noting vessels such as Bratten, Bessel, Yoxford, Lydian Monarch, Nestorian, City of New York, and others. It lists origins including Baracoa New York Bremen Montreal Philadelphia and more with dates July 4 5 and 6.
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Bratten
Baracoa
Kinsale
Bessel
New York
Liverpol
Irow
Brooklyn City
Brig‘o
Lsle
Wight
Lydian Monarch
London
Yoxford
Coos
Tor Do
Southampton
Chateau Leoville
Montreal
Nestorian
Baltimore
Weser
James Turpie
Palermo
Wydale
Hamburg
Suevia
Lizard
Jan Breydel
Havre
Antwerp
Bremen
Viola
New Orleans
Trave
Liverpool
Adriatic
Nevada
Kahbla
Catania
Hong Kong
Father Point
Vancouver
Marseilles
Cadentre
St John, NB
Aller
Lbremen
That Republican bill likely to cut revenues deeply
A Washington dispatch says the Senate Republican substitute for the Millis bill aims at a larger net revenue reduction than the Mills plan while applying protective principles. Most chemical list items face cuts, carpet wool duties may go, worsted classification to improve, woolen schedule largely unchanged. sugar duties to be abolished with bounties, metal schedules undecided. Internal taxes on tobacco to be dropped and spirits halved. Overall revenue cut estimated near $100,000,000.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Terrific Explosion at Tannery Wrecks Buildings
A boiler explosion at A. J. Groetzinger's tannery in Alleghany City near Herr's Island injures six, with three expected to die. Debris injured workers and a local horse. a boiler piece crossed the river and damaged a school and a freight car. Damage put at under $20,000. Steps and injuries report detail the blast and its reach.
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Penn
A. & J. Groetzinger
River Avenue
Alleghany City
Herr’s Island
William Wetzell
Wetzell
Rick
Alleghany
Third Ward
Collision Between Hamburg Steamers Affects Two Vessels
London reports a collision at sea between the Durham City bound for Boston from Hamburg and the Gellert sailing from Hamburg to New York. Both ships sustained damage above the waterline. The Gellert went back to port while the Durham City continued sailing.
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London
Durham City
Hamburg
Boston
Gellert
New York
Pan Presbyterian Council Backs Toronto For Next Meeting
London July 6 The Pan Presbyterian council presided by Mr Markland of Baltimore unanimously agreed the next meeting should be held in Toronto. He praised Toronto’s loyal Presbyterian sentiment and urged united missionary work to spread the kingdom of Christ across the world. Professor MacLaren urged native churches to gain independence while church life mirrors family maturation.
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Pan-Presbyterian Council
Markland
Baltimore
Toronto
Committee On Foreign Missions
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Pole
Professor MacLaren
Loronto
Carriers Eight Hour Law Set For Immediate Use
Washington reports the eight hour letter carriers law will soon begin after the post office appropriation bill is approved. Inspectors tally needs at 64 offices, with 295 offices already given increased force. The one million dollar estimate hinges on a 25 percent force rise, but adjustments loom for larger offices like New York and Boston.
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Malden
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Newburyport
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Wittsheld
Salem
Springfield
Taunton
Waltham
Worcester
House pass quits land grant forfeiture bill in Washington
In a July session the House approved the land grant forfeiture measure by 177 to 8. Debate then moved to the Mills bill with shots on iron plates spikes screws and lead ore duties. Amendments failed or were declined as factions clashed over tariffs and whiskey versus sugar before a vote.
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Count of Paris Advocates Monarchy Over French Communes
The Count of Paris informs Conservative Mayors that the Republic has failed to grant promised liberty and warns of danger to existing freedoms. He argues that only a monarchy can restore liberties and restore order in both communes and the state.
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Paris
France
Minister Morton's Gift Statue Pedestal Voted by Paris Council
Paris voters grant 13500 for a Grenelle bridge pedestal for the Statue of Liberty presented by former US minister Mr. Morton on behalf of the American colony. The agreement specifies funds for the pedestal and erection on the bridge in the city.
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Grenell Bridge
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United States
Emperor William to Travel by Imperial Yacht to St Petersburg
Berury July 6 Emperor William will be conveyed by an imperial yacht commanded by Prince Henry with Admiral Knorr leading the escort of ironclads Baden Bayern Friedrich der Grosse Kaiser and the despatch vessel Zielen. The force totals thirty one guns and the visit to Italy is set for late August with a Monza interview with King Humbert.
Morton to be notified as VP pick at Rhinebeck
The notification committee of the Republican national convention will arrive at Rhinebeck at 11:30 tomorrow morning to officially notify the Hon. Levy P Morton of his selection by the convention for the office of Vice President.
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Bonuport
N. Y
Rhinebeck
Leyi P. Morton
James Irving Flees After Sentencing in Providence Robbery
James Irving was tried at Providence yesterday for highway robbery. After receiving sentence, he leaped from a window on the way to the cell, but was recaptured. He fought desperately during the pursuit.
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James Irving
Providence
Liberty
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