Railroad Disaster in Ireland Scarred Armagh Holiday
An excursion party of Methodist Sunday school scholars from Armagh wrecked on a 50 foot grade. Seventy-two killed, sixty-four identified, many injured in a Belfast to Armagh rail crash. Investigations cite likely negligence and brake failure as a cause.
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Petty Sessions
Chairman Brice Chosen After Barnum Memorial Sessions
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel the Democratic committee met to elect a successor to the late W H Barnum and admit Carlos French and D M Haskell. Calvin Brice of Ohio was unanimously chosen as chair man. Members voiced varied views on 1892 prospects and revenue reform versus free trade, with several delegates commenting frankly on past support for Cleveland and the Mills bill.
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Sherrin
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Ohio
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Tennessee
Gorman
Barnum
Dawson
South Carolina
The
Evening Post
William Steinway
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Iowa
National Committee
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Canada
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Missouri
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William Dickson
Washington, D. C
Samuel Adams
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Connecticut Ballot Bill Faces Senate Ruling
Hartrorp Conn June 12 The Lieutenant Governor ruled that a vetoed liquor bill must be passed or rejected and is not amendable The Senate supported the ruling The issue centers on a vetoed secret ballot amended by the House and passed as amended now the amendment cannot reach the Senate only the original bill can be passed or killed Many expect the bill to be killed
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Andover Seminary
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Fall River
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Army and Navy Orders Move Officers Across Posts
Washington June 12 Special Army orders Colonel Robert P Hughes inspector general on temporary duty at Savannah GA en route to the inspector general of the army Acting Assistant Surgeon R M McAdoo from Umatilla Indian agency Oregon to Fort Duchesne Utah Captain Henry P Kingsbury extended one month Chief Engineer B B H Wharton inspector of machinery Newark Elijahs detached from League Island yard to waiting orders George F Katz detached from Newark machinery duty to Union Iron Works Naval orders Lieutenant Alex Sharp and Ensign Charles N Atwater ordered to examination for promotion Ensigns J B Cahoos and W G Richardson ordered before retirees Ensign J G Doyle duty inspector of steel Pittsburg Naval Cadet F H Brown detached from Naval Academy coast survey duty
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Robert P. Hughes
Savannah
Inspector-General of
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Umatillandian Agency
Oregon
Fort Duchesne
Utah
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Alex Sharp
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James B. Cahoos
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J.G. Doyle
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B. B. H. Wharton
Newark
Elijah Ws
League Island Yard
George F. Katz
Union Iron Works
F. H. Brown
Naval Academy
Coast Survey
Writ Granted in Cronin Case Sullivan Remanded
After hearing arguments Judge Tuley issues a writ and remands Alexander Sullivan to 10 a.m. Friday as a special grand jury considers the Cronin murder. Sullivan declines to see callers, asserts innocence, and tells reporters he will speak in court. Moroney and McDonald jailed in New York on Cronin ties, awaiting Chicago requisition.
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Dr. Cronin
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Sullivan
Matson
Shepard
W.J. Quan
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Quan
O'Neill
Mr. Sullivan
Ir. Sullivan
The
Irish National League
New York
Stanley at Victoria Nyanza
A December-letter from Urur reports Henry Stanley arriving with many invalids and heavy losses from disease and famine. He left Emin Pasha at Angara and later planned to reach Maalala with a large depot of provisions, with Sir Francis De Winton suggesting date and name corrections.
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Victoria Nyanza
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
Emin Pasha
Angara
Urnri
Mitchell
Emin
Anysara
Uruk
London
Francis de Winton
Emin Pasha Relief Committee
Nelson
Francis
Maalala
Ungara
Steamers City of New York and City of Rome Fail Sail
The City of New York could not sail as crew refused to proceed without a written six month wage guarantee, leading to crew coming ashore after union direction. The City of Rome also failed to sail for lack of a full crew and remains detained.
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City of Rome
Elevator Tragedy Claims Cambridge Teamster at Noon
William Hubbard a 40 year old teamster for Steven Baldry and Co. was killed when his body was crushed between an elevator and its casement at 50 South Market street Cambridge yesterday noon. Fellow employees found the body after the elevator refused to descend and failed to hear any outcry before the accident. Hubbard, married and residing on Fourth street East Cambridge, had boarded the elevator with intent to reach the loft for dinner. The exact cause remains unknown.
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Military surplus offers and fabric selections at boutique depart
Cavalry officers can find leggings for use on the 17th in the boot and shoe department. Military department lists sashes belts swords shoulder straps and horse equipment. Week features tents steamer chairs fancy summer vests Swiss coulise tweeds and customized suits with delivery June 15 for orders placed today or tomorrow.
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Dedication of Franklin Park Playstead in Boston
The Boston Playstead dedication drew about 6000 children from high and grammar schools with 50,000 spectators. Girl cadets wore blue and white uniforms. a 105 foot flagstaff rose as the Stars and Stripes fluttered. Governor Ames reviewed the parade, police kept order, and a concert followed the formal ceremony despite light rain.
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