Parnell Anniversary Parade in Dublin Turns Triumphal
Dublin marked the sixth anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell with a large, somber yet festive procession to Glasnevin Cemetery. The event featured hundreds of bands, diverse unions, and mourners from across Ireland, but exhibited no funeral rites and avoided partisan clashes. The mood favored a general tribute over formal ceremony.
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Dublin
Charles Stewart Parnell
Glasnevin
Ireland
St. Stephen's Green
Guard of Honor
Irish National Foresters
York Street
Parnell
K. Parnell
Irish famine prompt draws no special session call
In London on October 10 Arthur J. Balfour replied to sixty four Irish party members in the House of Commons. He said Parliament need not be summoned early as the government watches the potato crop and can act without an extra session if distress worsens.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Arthur J. Balfour
Treasury
John Dillon
Child Found Dead at Lodging House on Eliot Street
James Brown, aged five, was found dead in a room at a cheap lodging house on 120 Eliot Street at 4 PM yesterday. Initial belief blamed self harm, but a physician diagnosed consumption as the cause. The body was sent to City Hospital morgue for examination by Medical Examiner Draper today.
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James Brown
Cheap Lodging House
Eliot Street
Mied
City Hospital
Draper
Runaway Horses Kill Horse After Colliding with Post
A pair of horses pulling a carriage on Brimmer street ran away and hit a post at Otis place. One horse suffered broken front legs and was later killed by a worker from N. Ward Company. The carriage had no occupant and driver John Hayes was uninjured.
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Brimmer Street
Otis Place
N. Ward Company
John Hayes
Boy Struck by Car While Riding Electric Car
Leo C. Mason age 12 of 8 Cambria street was riding an electric car in front of 883 Boylston street when he jumped off at 3 30 yesterday and was struck by a car from the opposite direction. After treatment by Dr Cameron he was taken to the hospital and will recover.
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Leo C. Mason
Cambria Street
Boylston Street
Cameron
Ty Hospital
Will
Tuttle Stays, Friends Back Him Against Boston & Maine Opposition
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on October 10, Hon Frank Jones dismissed rumors that he secretly controls a majority of Boston and Maine stock to oust President Tuttle. He said Tuttle and he are friends, that Tuttle is a great railroad man, and that proxies he holds are for all his stock.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lucien Tuttle
Frank Jones
Boston Herald
Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Tut
Adams House to Be Enlarged and Refited
George G. Hall plans a major expansion of the Adams House hotel to create the largest and best equipped in New England. Work to begin within a month, with remodeling and new features including kitchens and a grand cafe. Details to be released in about two weeks as plans firm up.
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George G. Hall
Adams House
New York
Mr. Hall
Hall
Salivan of Somerville Returns After Mysterious Departure
Win A Salivan of Somerville left his home on September 1 and returned, leaving friends puzzled by his sudden行动.
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Win. A. Salivan of
Somervil
Missing Somerville man William A Sullivan leaves after six months of marriage
William A Sullivan a 36 year old former Charlestown resident living in Somerville since his marriage six months ago disappeared September first after selling his tea route business. He left a suicide note claiming he would not meet his maker and has not been seen since. He is survived by his wife Mrs H W Nelson and two children from a previous marriage.
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Somerville
William A. Sullivan
Charlestown
Mr. Sullivan
Tremont
Wapping
H. W. Nelson
Highland Avenue
Sullivan
Tuttle denies report of stock control plot at Boston and Maine
Mr. Tuttle condemned a published report claiming a bid to take control of Boston and Maine Railway stock at the Lawrence annual meeting. He said proxies are being used to reelect the current board and denied any proxy solicitation or share purchases for other purposes. Charles A. Sinclair, Jones's son in law, called the tale a canard.
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Charles A. Sinclair
Jones
Cuban leaders reshuffle as Weyler returns to Spain
Oct 10 dispatches report Captain-General Blanco to sail for Cuba on Oct 11 while Weyler goes back to Spain. Castellanos takes command on the island. Weyler’s deputy Ahumada resigns. Havana expatriates listed for recall include Nunez and Diaz among 122 others. Gamundi resigns as secretary-general. London papers debate Sagasta policy and Weyler’s recall amid American pressure.
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General Weyler
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Supreme Court of Havana
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Alfredo Zayas
Adolfo Diaz
Ignacio Lamas
Manuel Castro Palomino
Juan Ensenat
Adolfo de la Cueva
Miguel Ferrer
Jose More
Jos Cay
Antonia Daumy
Anonio Bello
Victor Miranda
Julian Car
London
the Times
Ifenor Sagasta
America
Woodford
Senor Sagasta
Murder Fire Traps Wife in Tenderloin Home
Canton dispatch reports in Cincinnati that in the Tenderloin district William De Peyster is jailed on suspicion of murder after his wife Mrs. De Peyster died from clothes on fire. Neighbors say a quarrel preceded the blaze and Maggie Greathouse testified to a prior attempted killing and the lamp breaking.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Canton
Tenderloin
William de Peyster
de Peyster
Maggie Greathouse
Weather forecast for New England and Boston Monday
Forecast for Monday calls for fair and warmer weather in New England with possible Monday night threat. Boston local outlook shows increasing cloudiness but generally fair conditions with southerly winds.
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Washington
New England
Boston
Troop F Arrives for Exhibition Drill at Franklin Field
Troop F of the Third United States Cavalry arrives at Somerville line at 10 a m and proceeds through Haverhill Street Beverly Charles Town Blackstone Streets Deck Square South Market Merchants Row State Washington Scheel Tremont streets Boylston Washington Warren Streets and Blue Hill Avenue for an exhibition drill tomorrow at 2 20 p m in Franklin Field. The unit then moves to Boston after a stay in Arlington where it camped on Arlington Heights.
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United States Cavalry
Crack Mounted Corps of America
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Quincy
Somerville
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Haverhill Street
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Charlestown
Blackstone
Deck Square
South Market Street
Merchants’ Row
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Washington
Scheel and
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Washington and
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Blue Hill Avenue
Yellow fever cases rise in Mobile with deaths and recoveries
In Mobile Alabama seven yellow fever cases are reported in the past twenty four hours along with two city deaths and one death at Magazine Point three miles distant. Three patients have recovered.
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Mobile
Ala
Magazine Point
Malden man shoots self amid ill health and despair
Fred C. Libbey of Leavitt Libbey Boston shoe firm attempted suicide this afternoon in Malden by shooting his left breast. Discovered by his wife on the bathroom floor he remained unconscious and near death tonight, with little hope for recovery.
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Malden
Fred C. Libbey
Boston
Leavitt & Libbey
Policeman Vindictively Stripped on Blackmail Charge
New York on October 10 The police officer Virgin H Winchell was stripped of his badge and jailed at West Forty seventh street station on charges of blackmailing saloonkeeper Theobald Kohler Kohler claimed he paid for protection and license to operate under the excise law Winchell was ordered brought before Captain Schmittberger for inquiry.
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New York
Virgin H. Winchell
West Forty Seventh Street
Theobald Kohler
Kohler
Winchell
Schmittberger
Boston Voters to Decide City Government Reform
Mayor Quincy presents his views on the 1897 single chamber city government act for Boston. The referendum will appear on State election day, with discussion broad and civic groups weighing advantages and objections.
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Quincy
Post
Boston
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