Youghal Riots Cloud Irish Meeting Attempt
Mr William O Brien spoke to Ponsonby tenants in Youghal at dawn and a government proclaimed meeting turned violent as police dragged him down. The crowd fought back with batons and several injuries occurred on both sides including a stab wound to police and a head cut to Magistrate Plunkett. O Brien later addressed the crowd from a priest s house and then a stable. Police and soldiers patrol Youghal streets.
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William O’brien
Youghal
Cambridge
Hungary
Dusty
Plunkett
O’brien
Emperor Frederick at Charlottenburg. plans April Potsdam tour
From Berlin Brenon March 25 Emperor Frederick attended the chapel service and is in good spirits and improving. He will spend April at Potsdam then Hamburg. He seeks to bestow a decoration on Dr Mackenzie with the Star of Hohenzollern likely. Dr Howell to receive an order and Dr Kranz to be professor. A wooden walk is under construction at Charlottenburg for outdoor exercise. Prince William health prompt a spring tour to Scotland or Norway if conditions permit. Co regency recognized with Crown Prince William authorized to transact state business. The late emperor’s will leaves most assets to crown fund and Empress Augusta with Babelsburg Castle and Coblenz Palace bequeathed to Augusta.
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Emperor Frederick
Charlottenburg
Potsdam
Hamburg
Queen Victoria
Mackenzie
Prince William
Prince Bismarck
Empress Augusta
Grand Duchess of
Baden
Babelsburg Castle
Coblentz Palace
Indian budget shows large deficit in 1887 88
London reports a deficit of 2 448 000 pounds for the Indian budget 1887 88 excluding 569 000 pounds for special defences. Shortfall stems from stock conversions exchange rate declines and Burmah military costs amid heavy snows in Wales and western Scotland.
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Radical
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Batoum
Poti
Berum
Elbe
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Dornitz
Gold Found in Nepissing District Cartier Ontario
A discovery report states gold ore in the Nepissing district Cartier Township Ontario assays at 800 dollars per ton. A memorial service for the late Emperor William was held yesterday in the Thalia Theatre New York.
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Nepissing District
Cartier
Ont
Emperor William
Thalia Theatre
New York
Switchmen Strike Shuts Freight Traffic Across Lines
Chicago reports a coordinated switchmen strike with mass meeting at Turner Hall. Workers from Galesburg, Aurora, Ottumwa quit. Burlington hire surge planned. Officials say motives involve safety concerns and insurance claims, while other yards remain at work. Conference rumored in St Louis to discuss broader mobilization.
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Crescent Beach
International Council of Women
Washington
Anna Shaw
Chcaco
Brotherhood
Turner Hall
Paul Morton
Burlington Company
Galesburg
Aurora
Ottumwa
Switchmen
Monaghan
Envicers
Chicago, California & Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe Company
Burlington Road
St. Louis
Arthur
Texas
East St. Louis
St. Josep
Mother poisons three children in New York crime case
Minnie Leibkurchner, widow of a brewer, admits poisoning two of her children and endangering a third. Anthony and Charles died, Christopher survived after treatment at New York hospital. Neighbors heard screams. bodies buried at Lutheran cemetery after services in Long Island. The mother remains in Yombs prison claiming sanity and duty to prevent relatives from gaining custody.
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New York
Minnie Leibkurchner
Thirteenth Street
Anthony
Charles
Christopher
Yombs
Central Pacific debt and Portland appointments swirl in Washington politics
A proposed plan would move General Corse to Holland minister, promote John Fitzgerald to postmaster, make Frank Pratt internal revenue collector, and appoint Henry Lovering U S marshal to silence the Pratt Lovering fight. Congress debates Central Pacific debt and Army promotions while Lamar adapts to the chief justice role and office-seeker feuds bubble in Washington.
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Washindtox
Massachusetts
General Corse
Holland
John E. Fitzgerald
Internal Revenue
Frank J. Pratt
Greenfield
Henry B. Lovering
United States
Pratt
Lovering
Mr. Lovering
Europe
Pilot Boats Enchantress and Phantom Still Missing
New York reports March 25. The Bermudas steamer Trinidad arrived with no news of the missing pilot boats Enchantress and Phantom. Officers aboard Trinidad saw nothing of the vessels during the recent blizzard.
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New York
Bermudas
Enchantress
Phantom
Trinidad
Wealthy retired man kills himself in Philadelphia
Justice 8 Redfield a wealthy retired businessman from the Three Tens road near Florence committed suicide last night by laudanum and severing an artery. Formerly with Redfield & Co. in New York. He left burial requests for a pine coffin and no ceremony in the apple orchard.
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Philadelphia
Redfield
Three Tens Road
Florence
New York
Redfield & Co
Lumbermen Fear Log Supply Shortfall in Ottawa Area
Ottawa Ont March 25 lumbermen worry about log supply as many logs have been cut but rivers may lack water to float them to the Ottawa River. Snow has melted yet ice remains firm and breakup could bring low water. over 100000000 feet of logs are cut.
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Ottawa
Ont
Ottawa River
Death of Charles Latimer noted engineer and scientist
Charles Latimer former chief engineer and later consulting engineer of the New York Pennsylvania Ohio railroad died yesterday afternoon of apoplexy. A leading figure in the international institute for the preservation of weights and measures he could locate minerals and water underground with a forked witch hazel twig. He tested his divining rod to locate coal deposits in Ohio. He was 61.
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Charles Latimer
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad
Iternational Institute For the Preservation of Weights and
Mr. Latimer
Ohio
Snowstorm Paralyzes Minnesota and Dakotas
A severe snow and wind storm hit northern Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas. Snow depths reach three to five inches with tracks buried and roads nearly impassable. St Paul streetcar service stopped as trains run late and some lines abandoned.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Hastings & Dakota
Kansas City
Weather Indications For New England March 26
For twenty four hours from 7 am Monday, March 26, New England expects variable winds turning easterly, brisk along the coast, slightly warmer, with fair weather followed by rain or snow.
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Everett P. Wheeler
New York
Tariff Reform League
Ben Butterworth
Ohio
Home Market Club
Lucy W. Parsons
Chicago
Anarchists’ Club
Wasni Increx
New England
Fisheries Treaty Letter From Bayard to New England Leaders
Secretary of State Bayard responds to a Boston invitation to discuss the treaty on fisheries with Great Britain. He notes the 1818 framework, declares no partisan aims, and pledges full publication and public debate while offering to send printed documents and the full treaty to the invitation signers. He emphasizes mutual benefits, jurisdictional rights, and safeguards for American fishermen.
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Thomas F. Bayard
Washington, D. C
New England
Great Britain
United States
New American
United States Senate
Boston
Senate
John Quincy Adams
Earl of Bathurst
Ghent
New
F. Bayard
H. L. Pierce
Mass
Late ship news from London and Atlantic ports
Maritime notes report ships sailing for New York and Boston from London and Greenock. A bark from New Orleans to Fall River is towed up the Seaconnett River amid bad weather. The Panama, bound for New York from Jamaica, is towed to quarantine after propeller loss, then sails under sail to Galveston. A collision at Bremerhaven damages the steamer Lahn, with injuries aboard.
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