Evidence in Regard to the Dead Dynamiter Companions
London dispatch details police claims on Clan na Gael figures linked to Cohen case. General Millen is said to have never visited England, with movements tracing Boulogne Paris Brussels Amsterdam to New York aboard the Edam. Melville, Dennehy, Hawkins, and Miss Kennedy figure in alleged plots and flight narratives amid inquest coverage.
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London
Monroe
Cohen
Millen
Clan-na-Gael Society
England
Boulogne
Paris
Brussels
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Edam
New York
Melville
Society
Gladstone Street
Miss Kennedy
Boston
Ireland
General Millen
Hôtel du Palais
Havre
Miss Kenney
Burchall
Philadelphia
North Sixth Street
Hawkins
Moroney
Tenth Avenue
Joseph Nolan
M.P
Final Appeal in Anarchist Trial at Capitol Hearing
A large crowd attended the anarchist hearing in Washington with about 150 admitted as the courtroom proved small. Randolph Tucker argued that the fourteenth amendment empowers the Supreme Court to review state court rights and calls for due process in the condemned cases. Justice Field questioned Tucker’s view as the others nodded, while Attorney-General Hunt defended Illinois jury law and admissibility of tainted evidence.
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Washington
Sprciau.j
Capitol
General Butler
Roger A. Pryor
Randolph Tucker
Captain Black
Solomon
Chicago
Hant
Illinois
Grinnell
John Most
Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Field
Hunt
Kerr
Peru
Illinois Court
Butler
Spies
Fielden
United States
Germany
England
Lucker
Cariaco
A. R. Parsons
Barker
Parsons
Telegraph Firms Consider Rates Pact Amid Wall Street Rumors
Rumors spread that Western Union and Postal Telegraph planned a settlement to end 10 and 15 cent rates and rebates. The deal would raise corporate revenues without a full sale, while officials cautioned that negotiations had been ongoing and market faith remained high. Dr Norvis Green noted curiosity about telegraph moves and drew a parallel to railroad price practices.
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Yor
Sprovav
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Wall Street
Western Union Company
Norvis Green
Overcoats for Gentlemen From NDIAD Bros and Mark Fine
The firm presents an extensive line of overcoats for men priced at 15 20 and 25. Styles include kerseys meltons and rough overcoatings with velvet or cloth collars belted seams silk sleeve linings and cloth serge or satin body linings. Affordable fit rivaling custom works.
Bargains in Boys Overcoats and Suits Sampled in Boston
For late October shoppers offer list includes Children's Suits in pin checks and fancy Cheviots for ages 4 to 12, knee pant suits, all wool coats and vests for 10 to 18, cape and knee overcoats for youths, and assorted Ulsters and chincillas. Sample items priced from 4.87 to 86.00 at 89 to 44 North Street, Boston.
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Chinchilla
Northwestern Manufacturing and Jar Company Sold for Creditors
ShupwaTER Minn Oct 28 All the property of the Northwestern Manufacturing and Jar Company was purchased today in the interest of the Eastern creditors and Senator basin for 1 105 000.
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New York
James A. Bailey
James L. Hutchinson
F. W. Cole
J. E. Cooper
Barnum and London
Barnum and Bailey
Shupwater
Minn
Northwestern Manufacturing and Jar Company
Senator Basin
Anarchists' Case In Supreme Court And Portland Meetings
This morning highlights include the Supreme Court hearing the Anarchists' case with Randolph Tucker seeking a writ of error and Attorney General Hunt presenting Illinois' position. The American Missionary Association at Portland discussed Indian and Chinese questions before adjourning.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Randolph Tucker
Hunt
Franklin
General Lee
Richmond
Portland
New Hampshire House
Northern
Boston & Maine
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commissioners
London trip of Clan na Gael head denied in jubilee week
In connection with the dead dynamiter report General Millen head of Clan na Gael Society was in London during jubilee week is disproved. Sir William Vernon Harcourt speaking at Portsmouth said coercion was already a dead failure. Sir Wilfrid Blunt given two months imprisonment for crimes act violation. Prince Ferdinand opened Bulgarian Sobranje. War imminent in Zululand against annexation to Natal.
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Millen
Clanna-Gael Society
London
William Vernon Harcourt
Portsmouth
Wifrid Blunt
Prince Ferdinand
Zululand
Natal
Weather Warmth and Rain Sweep Through Day
Weather report notes warmer temperatures with light rains. The piece references multiple events: Eaton family reunion at Meionaon, John L. Sullivan sailing for Europe, and several church and organizational meetings including the Temporary Asylum for Discharged Female Prisoners at Trinity Church and the Eye and Ear Infirmary annual gathering.
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Eaton
Meionaon
John L. Sullivan
Europe
Trinity Church
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Edward E. Hardy
Alpheus Hardy
American Board For Foreign Missions
Free Hospital For Women
Universalist
Baptist Convention
Typographical Union No 6 Votes To End Strike
New York reports Typographical Union No 6 votes to refer continuation of the compositors strike to the strike committee, effectively signaling an end to the labor action. The move suggests the union may declare the strike off, pending committee decision.
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New York
Shipping Movements Across Atlantic and Caribbean Ports
A compact list of ships and routes includes vessels sailing from New York to Hamburg London Stockholm Liverpol Bremen and more. Other entries note departures from Baltimore Philadelphia Boston and Liverpool with connections to Vera Cruz Havana Gibraltar and the Mediterranean.
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The
Lizard
Moravia
New York
Hamburg
London
Stockholm City
Baltimore
Southampton
Brave
Bremen
Queenstown
Germanic
Liverpol
Copenhagen
Hekla
Sorrento
Haobuarg
Haobuarg, State of Indiana, From Glasgow. Aoe New York, Oct 27, Edith Godden
Montego AY
Vera Cruz
Manhattan
Havana
City of Alexandra
Amethyst
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Airfield
Hueiva
Gibraltar
Viequa
Glenguil
Carthagena
Boston
Great Powers Elect Sobranje Leaders
Great Powers report M Toutcheff elected president of the Sobranje with MM Stoyanoff and Slavkoff named vice-presidents.
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M. Toutcheff
Sobranje
Stoyanoff
Slavkoff
Coercion a failure and Irish question debate at Portsmouth
Sir William Vernon Harcourt denied coercion would settle the Irish issue and mocked Lord Randolph Churchill predictions. Earl Kimberley urged a reform of the Lords as Blunt and Roche faced Irish crimes act sentences in Woodford for speaking at a proclaimed meeting.
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Loxpon
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Portsmouth
Goschen
Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchill
Churchill
Earl Kimberley
Louth
Earl Rosebery
House of Lords
England
Orange
Dublin
Wilfrid Blunt
Woodford
Tode
Roche
Bulgarian Sobranje Opened In State Procession
The Sobranje was opened with civil and military officers in attendance as the prince entered the chamber in state. He addressed the assembly declaring the government works for Bulgaria’s prosperity and greatness, noting restored order and tranquil security since his accession. The people welcomed him with acclamations.
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Iin
Bulgaria
Fer
War Imminent in Zululand Against Annexation
London reports war is imminent in Zululand over annexation to Natal. Governor Sir Arthur Havelock leads 1500 troops from the colony toward Cetewayo's former territory where his son Dinizula heads a rising.
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Natal
Cetewayo
London
Zululand
Arthur Havelock
Dinizula
European powers react to Suez Canal talks and Italy relation
The French government thanks Signor Crispi for efforts to resolve Suez Canal negotiations while the North German Gazette notes a German peace pledge. Paris journals advise an Italy France alliance for peace and criticize Germany. Other items include budget changes, Caffarelli inquiry votes, life pension credit, and a Cadiz area fire.
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Loxpox
Signor Crispi
Germany
Paris
Turin
Italy
France
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
M. Rouvier
Caffarelli
Southwest Railroad Company of
Kansas
Loxton
Lord Salisbury
England
United States
Mr. Chamberlain
Berwin
Leipsic Discount Company
Maprio
Cadiz
Pamplona
New York Yacht Club Adopts New Americas Cup Conditions
The New York Yacht Club approved changes to future America's Cup rules. Key provisions require challenger and defender yachts built in their respective countries, set length limits for one and two masted ships, ten months notice, May to November racing window, and ocean courses with specified windward and triangular legs. If the holder dissolves, the cup transfers to a club of the same country with identical terms.
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New Yor
New York Yacht Club
George L. Schuyler
Return of Dr McGlynn in doubt fuels Newark church row
In Pirrsford and Examna reports, Catholic figures discuss Dr. McGlynn possibly seeking forgiveness to rejoin the church. Brennan of Newark is named as a source, but McGlynn denies any such meeting or repentance, calling the Despatch false.
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Pirrsford
Penn
Father Brennan
Newark
N. J
George Party
Father McGlynn
Burbell
Moore
St. Augustine
Fla
American College
Rome
Corrigan
Dr. McGlynn
Archbishop Corrigan
McGlynn
Lieel
Examna
N. Y
United Labor State
Pittsburg
Brennan
Barbell
New York
Bishop Moore
Florida
American Electric Dividend Declared by Trustees
The Indicator reports the American Electric Manufacturing Company trustees will meet next Tuesday to declare the regular quarterly cash dividend of 1 percent and likely an extra stock dividend of 10 percent. Business growth is noted with a 250 percent increase in the last three months versus the prior year period.
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New York
American Electric Manufacturing Company
Explosion at Jewet's mill injures Wetmore and Gibbons Milledgeville
An explosion at Jewet's mill in Milledgeville N B yesterday seriously injured Per ley Wetmore and Charles Gibbons and wrecked the mill building.
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Butler
Jewet
Milledgeville
N. B
Perley Wetmore
Charles Gibbons
Butler Cousin John Butler of Massachusetts Ill in Minnesota
Dutours Minn Oct 27 John Butler cousin of B F Butler and a wealthy land speculator is dangerously ill here in Minnesota with typhoid pneumonia doctors fear recovery unlikely
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Butler
Dutours, Minn
SpeciAu
John Butler
Massachusetts
B. F. Butler
Thomas Robertson Seat Vacated Over Voter Transport
Thomas Robertson member of the House of Commons for Shelburne admitted his agents hired teams to convey voters to polling places. As a result his seat was declared vacant.
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Hallmax
N.S
Thomas Robertson
House of Commons
Shelburne
General Lee Monument Corner Stone Laying in Richmond
Wet weather did not deter crowds as General Wade Hampton and Governor Fitz Hugh Lee led a grand procession to lay the corner stone of General Lee’s monument in Richmond. The ceremony featured Masonic rites and speeches by Jubal Early and R. K. Lee's secretary, with Wade Hampton lauding Lee as greater than Washington.
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Richmond
Lee Monument
Wade Hampton
Fitz Hugh Lee
Virginia
Veterans of
Maryland
Volunteer Infantry of
North Carolina Artillery
Grand Lodge of Virginia Masons
Knights 'Templars
Blue Lodge Masons
Druids
Iks
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Odd Fellows
Jubal A. Early
House of Delegates
W. G. McCabe
Petersburg
James Barron Hope
Charles Marshall
Eneral R. K. Lee
Gene Wade Hampton
Lee
Washington
Weather Indicators For New England And New York
For twenty four hours beginning 7 am Friday October 28 the New England and eastern New York area will see warmer conditions with light rain and light to fresh southerly winds. The Blue Hill Observatory reports for the twenty four hours starting at midnight tonight cloudy weather in southeastern New England followed by clearing and warmer conditions.
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Washington
New England
New York
Blue Aill Observatory
Meteorological Record of Yesterday's Observations
The report compiles yesterday’s weather observations through 10 p.m from multiple stations. It notes synchronized data captured at the same moment across locations, detailing atmospheric conditions and measurements recorded during the day.
Methodists of Ayer Dedicate New Church
The dedicatory sermon for the Ayer Methodist church was preached by the Rev. L. B. Bates of the Seaman's Bethel in Boston.
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Methodists
Ayer
Peen
L. B. Bates
Seaman’s Bethel
Boston
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