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Fragmentary text suggests a report from O Brien related to Cork jail. The readable lines mention a person and location but lack clear events or dates to form a full incident or outcome.
01 Nov 1887
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1887
Page
1
Fragmentary text suggests a report from O Brien related to Cork jail. The readable lines mention a person and location but lack clear events or dates to form a full incident or outcome.
Immense Cork crowds greet Mr. O'Brien as he appeals at Mitchelstown while a riotous scene unfolds at the Cork courthouse. The recorder confirms O'Brien and Mandeville sentences, police clash with supporters, and arrests follow as crowds rally to protest perceived coercion. Sirens and horses guard the jail as demonstrations continue.
News today notes fishermen in Portland anxious over a commission poised to settle the fishery controversy. Other items report confessions about Lillie Hoyle's murder, a Hopatcong powder mill blast, and political stances on telegraph regulation and whiskey taxes.
In Portland Maine two camps debate the fisheries dispute with Canada and the Washington conference. One side seeks broader reciprocity and stable trade, the other defends current Maine fisher rights and opposes returning to old rules. Port land’s fishermen push for clear treaty interpretation and measures like bait and provisions reform.
A Webster, Massachusetts story links Lillie Hoyle's disappearance to a murder by Dixon R. Cowie with an Irishman and Eddie Grimly aiding removal of the body. A second item reports a British delegation seeking arbitration with the United States, presented to President Cleveland with signatures from MPs and unions.
Indications from Washington show a 24 hour period starting 7 am Tuesday November 1 for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York with slightly colder fair weather followed by rain and brisk northerly winds along the coast. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut also face colder conditions with rain and strong coastal winds. Storm signals are in effect from Norfolk to Boston.
Blue Hill Observatory reports for the twenty four hours starting tonight at 12 o'clock the region will see rain followed by fair weather and warmer conditions. Observer H. H. Clayton notes the change arriving tonight.
Yesterday’s meteorological record lists observations taken simultaneously at all stations up to 10 pm. The data reflect synchronized readings of temperature humidity wind and pressure across multiple locations as compiled for the period ending at 10 p.m. Each station reports its values for comparison and analysis of regional weather patterns.
Keeler and Co operates furniture ware rooms at 1 89 Whrehingeton Fee cor Khu Factory Cambridgeport offering storage and goods.
At Middleton twenty thousand people gathered near the court house as Mr. O Brien and Mr. Mandeville were arrested and taken to Cork jail. The Cardiff league convention condemned the sentence and Liberals pledges were voiced in Glasgow.
Today’s weather brings colder temperatures and rain. Ex-Detective Hersom’s sentence delayed twenty days for counsel to verify alleged new evidence. The Horticultural Hall fair for the Working Girls’ Home opened successfully. Cambridge hearing reveals startling testimony about dismissals for voting against instructions from the bosses. Mme. D’Angelis offers a musicale at the Parker House. Stock market shows dull activity with Atchison and copper market movements. copper ingots up to 12 cents and Chile bars to £45.
Exeter N H Oct 31 fire started in the mule room of the Exeter Manufacturing Company mill from gear sparking. The 200 by 45 foot five story structure with 20 000 spindles burned two upper stories gutted while local and outside steamers fought the blaze. Loss set at 100 000 fully insured. 230 workers unemployed.
In Cincinnati on Sixth street a five story mill of the American Cotton Seed Oil Co. burned with $100,000 loss, insured. In Lamonte Missouri a grocery fire ruined much of the town including the hotel and residences. In Lynx Beyee’s morocco factory and Pearson’s lodging burned with insured losses of $200 and $1000 respectively, plus building damage.
At Yale University Athletic Association meeting H. F. Walker was named president and L. B. Gantry vice president. T. L. Bayard Jr W Harmar and A R Moen were elected secretary treasurer and executive board members for the coming year.
New York October 31 District Attorney Martine said he would defer action in the Gould Sage bond case until next month. Bond holders' counsel will have a chance to answer Gould's briefs.
Shipping notices detail arrivals and departures across ports from Hamburg to Yokohama. Vessels include Pedro Savannah to Hamburg, Fulda New York to Hremen, City of Sydney San Francisco to Hong Kong, and Servia Liverpool to New York with multiple legs and proceeded status.
Grand jury at Wolverhampton asks court to instruct the free library committee to remove Andrew Carnegie's Triumphant Democracy, citing false, scandalous and treasonous libel against the Queen. The recorder lacks power to act. other authorities may pursue.
The Third National Bank suspended its operations with unsecured liabilities to the public totaling 125000. President Mann says the money is awaiting owners. The bank holds mainly bills receivable about 75 percent good. Stockholders are wealthy Twin Cities residents. Organized in 1854 with 500000 capital. reorganization unlikely. Cashier Lester Hayes of Bank of Commerce is believed to have fled to Mexico with six to eight thousand dollars.
New York audiences packed the Fifth Avenue Theatre for Mrs James Brown Potter’s first American professional appearance as Faustine de Bres sier in Mlle de Bressir. The fashionably dressed crowd, led by high society, applauded throughout the second act and crowned her with ovations and floral tributes at curtain calls.
New York traders report a strong metal rally as French speculators drive tin to 28 1 2 cents a pound and copper to about 12 1 4 cents. English bears retreat as buyers return, with expectations copper may reach 13 1 2 cents per pound, a roughly 30 percent gain in two weeks.
Ausany New York Oct 31 Special The government gun foundry at the Water iet arsenal was formally opened this morning in the presence of officers the post and invited guests. The drops will be opened tomorrow and incidental work will begin on the eight and ten inch field pieces.
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