Who Is Responsible Sharp Talk on Irish Meetings in Commons
In Parliament Sir William Vernon Harcourt demands details on police instructions in Ireland and the reasons for General Buller's resignation. Balfour defends actions at Mitchellstown, while Labouchere and Gladstone call for inquiry and warn against coercion. The debate highlights Irish governance amid protests over public meetings and law enforcement.
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House of Commons
Ireland
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St. James’s Gazette
Times
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England
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Buller
War Office
Parnellites
General Buller
Mr. Balfour
Sir William
Forstex
Ennis
Mitchellstown
Dl. Balfour
Labouchere
Labondiere
Alfour
Parnell
Dillon
Dublin
Tipperary
Lord Randolph Churchill
Reland
Sir William Harcourt
Eleuent
Smith
Bradlaugh
Mitchellstown Affair and Irish Arrests Stir Public Mood
London reports Captain Plunket and officials inspecting Mitchellstown after clashes with police. Eyewitnesses describe baton blows, rider bayonets, and stone barrages, with several officers injured. Separately, William O'Brien faces charges in Kingstown and a large crowd greets him in Limerick amid renewed tensions in Ireland.
John Bright Declines Philadelphia Festival Invitation
London, Sept. 12. Mr Bright declines the invitation to attend the Philadelphia festival. He cites reluctance for voyages and large ceremonies, expresses sympathy for the gathering, and hopes two nations may align toward freedom, peace, and mutual growth in a future shared by their peoples. He closes with respectful regards.
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London
Mr. Bright
Mr. Kasson
Philadelphia
Congress
Sharp appeal heard in Supreme Court today
An appeal in the Sharp case goes before the Supreme Court this morning. The day also reports a wreck attempt near Sanford Kansas a fatal railroad collision near Urbana Illinois and other varied items including robberies strikes and deaths.
Irish unrest and protests clash with police in Lisdoonvarna
In Commons Sir William Ver non Harcourt condemns government moves to curb Irish meetings as breach of law while Mr Balfour defends police. Labouchere accuses police of murder after constable Whelan slain by moonlighters at Lisdoonvarna. O'Brien led to Mitchellstown and welcomed in Limerick and Cork amid Ballycoreen riot injuries. Additionally, 20000 nail makers in Worcester and Staffordshire strike for higher wages. Captain Plunkett investigates Mitchellstown riot. John Bright declines Philadelphia invitation. Solar eclipse views in China on Aug 19 reported unsatisfactory.
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Churchill
Ireland
Mitchellstown
Brunner
Lisdoonvarna
Whelan
Farmer Sexton
London
Post
England
Parnell
House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
Labouchere
O’brien
Limerick
Cork
Ballycoreen
Worcestershire
Staffordshire
Plunkett
John Bright
Philadelphia
China
Warmer Rain Forecastagd Weather Today
Weather report notes warmer temperatures and rain. Arraignment news includes Charles E. Wall pleading not guilty to man slaughter with trial set for Sept 28.
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Charles E. Wall
Amonico Canbarri
Antonio Dogstein
George Annette
Margaret Kelleser
Evangelical Alliance
Meionnon
Holmes
Codman
Ricker
Messrs. Nolan
Donnelly and
Pearson
Galvin
Talbot
Boardman Hall
Chamber of Commerce
New England
Horticultural Hall
Osborne
Chicago
O’brien
Boston
Deer Island
Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company
Montreal
Tremont Temple
Bishop Harris
Curry
John Allen
Atchison
Bell Ringing Ordered for Sept 17 Sunrise Noon Sunset
The Mayor instructs the police to notify church sextons to ring bells at sunrise noon and sunset on September 17 to mark the settlement of Loston and the promulgation of the U S Constitution.
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United States
Barre Water Works to Supply Barre Village by July First
Barre Water Company arranged with Goodhue and Lennie of Springfield to furnish water to Barre village by July 1 1888. The town may buy the works within sixty days with a ten percent advance on cost. A burglary occurred at William Bascom's Lowell residence Sunday night. thieves took silver dollars via a meat bag and money from pockets, leaving silverware. Lieutenant Governor Brackett and D Elbridge spoke at City Hall Haverhill on cooperative bank plans. Professor Henry Drummond and associates from Edinburgh are at Williams College and later Dartmouth conducting evangelical work.
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Goodhue & Lennie
Springfield
Mass
Barre Village
William Bascom
Lowell
Brackett
D. Elbridge
Boston
Haverhill
Henry Drummond
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Williams Veliere
Drummond
Williams
Dartmouth
Moonlighters Kill Constable Whelan in Ennis Riot
In Durzry a constable and a second officer were wounded as moonlighters attacked near Ennis. Whelan was killed with a bludgeon after patrols waited in a house and fought with sticks and chairs to avoid shooting comrades. Eight arrests reported.
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Whelan
Ennis
Lisdoonvarna
Ballyporeen
Tipperary
Jogceed
Berri
Prince Bismarck
Canon
Ameer
Paghman Hills
Ayoub Khan
Killaisalar
London
Worcester
Stafford
Staffordshire
Irish Union of Great Britain
National League
Knife Attack Shocks Charlestown Man in North Street
George Giannetto, 40, of 54 Cooper Street, sustained a deep throat wound at the corner of North and Cross Streets. Antonio Russo, a shoemaker, was arrested later that day and identified by the victim. Russo says self defense followed an earlier vow of revenge. saloon owners dispute where the incident began.
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George Grannetto
Cooper Street
North
Cross Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
Antonio Russo
Vine Street
Charlestown
Russo
Grannetto
Lutherans Compared in Mormon Outreach Across States
Greenville Penn September 12 The Lutheran Council reviewed the Swedish home missions report noting progress in California Oregon Idaho Maine Pennsylvania and Utah. Leaders urged stronger work in Utah where many converts to Mormonism came from Lutheran backgrounds. A committee proposed centralizing home mission efforts and foreign mission leadership was authorized to appoint a director.
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Penn
Lutheran Council
Committee On
Committee On Foreign Mission
Five Bandits Hunted After Matanzas Clash In Forest
In Matanzas a civil guard engagement with four suspected filibusters from Key West left one wounded and seized a rifle. A second clash resulted in the death of a man believed to be Beritsen, whose body was recovered. The fugitives hide in a small forest, with rumors of five others attempting to join them.
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Matanzas
Civil Guard
Key West
Beritsen
Eclipse of the Sun in China Steals the Show
Reports from China via the San Pablo say observers at many eclipse stations could not view the Aug. 19 total eclipse. At Shirakawa the sun vanished behind clouds twenty minutes after it began and stayed hidden during totality, leaving observers in darkness.
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San Francisco
San Pablo
China
Shirakawa
United States
Toda
Miners Strike In Shammokin Area For Wage Increase
About 4000 miners are idle as men at the Mineral Mining and Railroad and four other coal firms walk out for a general advance. The workforce is organized as Knights of Labor and anticipates a prolonged lockout.
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Penn
The
Mineral Mining and Railroad Company
Union Coal Company
Excelsior Coal Company
Enterprise Coal Company
Garfield Coal Company
Shamokin
Knights of Labor
Was Kuhner Poisoned The Seymour Widow Accuses Stepdaughter
New Haven Sept. 12 Gottlieb Kuhner of Seymour died Aug 21 after illness listed as peritonitis by Dr Warner. Kuhner's widow accused her stepdaughter Miss Josephine Kuhner of poisoning him claiming to have found poison in the satchel. The body was buried before a post mortem. life policies totaling about 2000 favored Mrs Kuhner and the two children.
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Dories
Nicholson Ash
Carbonnear
Newfoundland
Leeward
Geraldine
Asen
Joy
Carrie C. Miles
Provincetown
Nellie Woodbury
Jamieson
Liverroon
H. Hogdson
Mass
Campbell
E. R. Mulhall
New Haven
Conn
Gottlieb Kuhner
Seymour
Warner
Kuhner
Kendall
Josephine Kuhner
Josephine
Cowardly Anarchists Halt at Court as Most Seeks Naturalization
The Times controversy over Socialists and Anarchists in citizenship sparked Johann Most to threaten a court challenge. At the clerk’s office in New York, Most and a small following faced clerk Charles Beese, argued about oath and laws, and left to test the legality of the action. Beese notes high naturalization figures, with 10,000 foreigners filing last fall and 40,000 more in the city, suggesting potential voter impact.
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New York
Sprom
Times
Johann Most
Charles Boerse
Superior Court
Cornelius J. Kane
Ingraham
Most
Beese
United States
Yas
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Boese
Supreme Court
Case in Harwich postponed to November in Snow-Alley tie
In Sanowich on Sept 12 Judge Whittemore hears RK Hollings & Co Boston versus Chester Snow Harwich. Lawyers agree to continue until the second Tuesday in November awaiting the fourth Snow Alley trial in October.
Bank book-keeper in Glens Falls confesses to embezzling 18100
Charles P. Ide of the First National Bank at Glens Falls admits embezzling 18100 during 1880 to 1882 and has hidden the theft for seven years. He was a Sunday school officer and generally respected. no arrest has been reported.
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N. Y
Charles P. Ide
First National Bank
Glens Falls
Powell Sues Brush Electric Firms for 1 Million
John B. Powell and others sue in the New York Supreme Court to recover 1,000,000 from the Brush Electric Light Company of Cleveland and the Brush Swan Electric Light Company of New England. Powell was recently general manager of the latter firm.
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New York
John B. Powell
Supreme Court
Brush Electric Light Company
Cleveland
Brush-Swan Electric Light Company
New England
Powell
Green Mountain railway closes season at Bar Hansor
Bar Hansor Me September 12 The Green Mountain railway ends its season with few visitors remaining at the cottages. Surveys are under way for the Eden Water Company's new system and actual construction will start soon. The United States coast survey steamer Endeavor visited the harbor Sunday.
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Bar Hansor
Green Mountain Railway
Eden Water Company
United States Coast Survey
Endeavor
No Quorum Delays Session in New Hampshire
No quorum being present in either branch of the legislature this evening led to adjournment until tomorrow in Concord New Hampshire.
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Concorp
N. H
Escaped Inmate Michael Call Feared Drowned
A Deer Island despatch reports 24 year old Michael Call escaped the institution at 6 p m yesterday after a 180 day sentence for misdemeanors. He is believed to have drowned between Great Head and the Narrows during the escape.
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Deer Island
Michael Call
Call
Great Head
Narrows
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Listing
A dense roster of ships with origins and destinations dated September 11 12 detailing voyages from New York Havre London Liverpool and other ports to Hamburg Stettin Bremen and Mediterranean routes. Ships include La Bourgogne Catalonia Cathlin Catalan Ruyter Piet de Coninck and more with lines from Bremen New York Philadelphia Montreal Baltimore and Shanghai among others.
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la Gascogne
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Liverpool
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San Francisco
San Pablo
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Yokohama
Lazard
Taormina
Hamburg
Glasgow
State of Nebraska
Newark
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Eng
Rhaetia
Letimero
Me Kinsale
Flowergate
Baltimore
Lizard
Pieter de Coninck
Antwerp
Ruyter
Everest
Pilbao
J M Lockwood
Penarth
Georgia
Mandalay
Tom Bilbao
Ovingham
Berisat
Boston
London
Carthagens
Scilly
Rhein
Bremén
Rhastia
Southampton
Bibs
Local Man A R Krecer Reported Killed by Train
A despatch from Rome New York states A R Krecer of this city was killed Monday last by the cars on the New York Central railroad.
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Rome
N. Y
A. R. Krecer
New York Central Railroad
Weather Indications for New England and Nearby States
Washination reports a shift beginning 7 am Tuesday September 13 with warmer conditions and rain across Maine New Hampshire Vermont. Other parts of New England and eastern New York expect warmer and rainy weather with light to brisk variable winds veering from easterly to southerly.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Weather Forecast For Southeastern New England
Bier Hilt Observatory notes for the twenty four hours starting at midnight expect cloudy conditions and rain across southeastern New England. Forecast issued by H H Clayton observer.
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