Opening of Parnell commission in London
Parliament commissioned inquiry into Times charges against Mr Parnell and Irish MPs opened in Probate Court. Judges Hannen Smith and Day led the session with 200 reporters present and lawyers for both sides debating document discovery and American testimony. The court ordered access to bank books and set Oct 22 for further hearings as claims of impartiality received praise.
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Congress
Senate
Sherman
Great Britain
Canada
House
Department of Agriculture
Weaver
Morrell
Kansas
Sioux Indian Commission
Dingley
O’neill
Missouri
Company A
National Lancers
South Framingham
Charles Hoyt
Lynn
London
the Times
Parnell
House of Commons
Hannen, Smith
Day
Charles Russell
Herbert Henry Asquith
Fife
Parnellites
Ruegg
O’donnell
Hannen
Sir Charles Russell
Charles
Ir. Graham
Webster
Sir Charles
The
Times
Graham
Phoenix Park
Dillon
United States
Patrick Egan
Egan
Campbell
Varnell
League
America
Arthur O’connor
O'Connor
Gill
Quinn
Fox
Picton
Will Bismarck Resign Rumor Circulates in Berlin
Brenun Sept 17 The Independence Belge claims German Conservatives favor Bismarck resigning following Moltke example The North German Gazette notes views reflect Liberals not Conservatives The Chronicle Berlin correspondent reports Bismarck asked Emperor William for permission to resign but a change seems unlikely now London Sept 17
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Brenun
The
Independence Belge
Bismarck
von Moltke
North German Gazette
London
Chronicle
Berlin
William
Emperor William Visit Preparations In Vienna
Vienna on September 17 reports extensive preparations for Emperor William's arrival. Infantry lines streets from the railway to the Hofburg, with a state dinner and grand concert planned. An Austrian fleet will sail to Naples as part of the events.
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Vienna
Willam
Hofburg
Naples
Servian Ministers Resign but Stay Till King Milan Returns
Bricrapr Sept 17 members of the Servian ministry tender their resignations. They will retain their offices until King Milan returns to Belgrade. It is understood M Jovan Risties will become prime minister in place of M Christies.
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Bismarck
Vienna
William
Smith, Fischer & Co
Montreal
Bricrapr
Servian
Milan
Belgrade
M. Jovan Risties
M. Christies
Many Delegates to the American Congress in Washington
About 150 delegates to the congress of American physicians and surgeons have arrived in Wasnmerton for the first triennial meeting in this city. They were banqueted at Willard's Hotel as ten societies prepare to hold two sessions daily starting tomorrow. Notable guests include Dr Rafael Lavister J Mills Browne Ss W Roseberg Fordyce Barker William M Ord Sir William MacCormac William O Priestley Sir Spencer Wells P H Pye Smith W K Hingston and Professor Von Esmach.
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Hamilton
Can
Fordyce Barker
New York City
William M. Ord
William MacCormac
William O. Priestley
Spencer Wells
Bart
P. H. Pye Smith
London
W. K. Hingston
Montreal
Professor von Esmach
Vienna
Freight Rates Advanced Across Major Lines
Chicago September 17. Railroads shifting from 20 cent grain rate to New York as demand for cars outstrips supply. Baltimore and Ohio plans 2 cent rise by Sept 25, Michigan Central and Lake Shore expected to follow. Pennsylvania sticks to low rate. Chicago and Grand Trunk posts 35 cent beef rate to New York and Boston from Sept 28, aligning with others to New York while Boston remains at 40 cents.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Chicago & Grand Trank
Boston
Grand Trunk
Carlisle arrives in Cincinnati for Kentucky district convention
The Hon. John G. Carlisle arrived in Cincinnati from Washington and was greeted by Democratic clubs from Cincinnati, Covington, and Newport at Union depot and escorted to the Grand Hotel. The sixth Kentucky district congressional convention meets tomorrow at noon in Covington, with Carlisle expected to be renominated by acclamation.
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Carlisle
Ohio
Cincinnati
John G. Carlisle
Washington
Union Depot
Covington
Newport
Grand Hotel
Kentucky
Transatlantic and Coastal Ships Departures and Arrivals
A long list of ships and routes with departure dates in September from ports such as Liverpool Calais Venice and London. Entries include vessels like Gambetta Powhattan Nymphas and Athna with origins Pensacola New York Boston and Montreal. The notices cover multiple crossings to cities including Bordeaux Hamburg Liverpool and Montreal with several ships noted as proceeding or arriving.
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Venice
Powhattan
Penacola
Hunkirk
Nymphas
Calais
Athna
Pensacola
Liverpool
Roman
Boston
Harrow
Cynthia
Montreal
Vauillac
Chateau Latte
New York
Bordeaux
Tinsgow
State of Indiana
Antwerp
Rhy
Sarmatian
Kavana
Saratoga
Vera Drag
Bremen
Werra
Father Point
Colina
Glasgow
Queenstown
Cephalonia
Bos'on
Vancouver
Batavia
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Aurania
Bencroy
St Jago
Yellow fever quarantine tightens as New Orleans cases rise
Jacksonville reports 52 new cases and seven deaths with duplications. Unacclimated nurses and doctors are sent away while Mayport residents isolate from Jacksonville. Texas and Louisiana health authorities dispute the outbreak and protests by business groups surge against quarantine actions.
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New Orleans
Jacksonville
Fla
Medical Bureau of
Harry Miner
Camp Perry
Board of Health
New York
Times-Union
Gainesville
Fernandino
McClenny
Mayport
County Board of Health
Pablo Beach
Funds Raised for Faneuil Hall Market Aid
Telegram from Jacksonville reports two thousand dollars drawn per Turner. A list shows numerous lessee subscribers contributing 1146 to a special fund, including Curtis & Co., Fletcher, Learned, Lock Co., Farnum & Co., Dunbar, and many others. Port quarantine detained the bark Henry Norwell for twenty six hours for thorough disinfection after arrival from Pensacola.
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Faneuil Hall
Mr. Turner
Curtis & Co
J. W. Fletcher
H. J. Lawrence & Co
S. S. Learned
Bird & Sturtevant
Niles Bros
Benjamin Johnson
L. M. Dyer & Co
Farnum & Co
Isaac Locke & Co
Winn, Ricker & Co
Sands, Furber & Co
Cass, Doe & Co
Benton, Caverly & Co
F. Woodbridge & Co
Swan, Newton & Co
William H. Prior
Hall & Cole
C. E. Morrison & Co
D. A. Dunbar
F. H. Johnson
Nathan Robbins
Conant & Bean
Winser Ileason
Crosby Bros. & Co
O Morrison &. Co
Hitton & Woodbury
Stacy
William Prior
Simmons, Amsden & Co
Horatio Locke
Brock & Nash
Abel S. Haley
Lyman F. Abbott
J. Holden & Co
Waters & Litchfield
Gleason & Kimball
Lord & Spencer
Chessman & Co
Bourne & Co
Melvin C. McCrillis
Henry A. Brown
J. WH. Dillaway
Huntress & Wilkins
John J. Ware _& Co
H. A. Hovey & Co
John A. Rollins
Mills & Deering
Hadley & Corwin
Bryant & Scares
Lowell Bros
Swan & Valpey
Alonzo T. Andrews
H. P. Morrison
M. M. Marshall & Son
Joshua Thorndike
Wilcox & Jackson
Nathan A. Fitch
Joseph A. Treat
George H. Simonds
David Chapin & Co
J. Gross
George H. Dunning
G. M. Austin & Sons
Cyrus G. Dole
Isaac C. Copeland
Fred L. Brown
Amos G. Patch
Charles Lawrence & Co
Pickering & Gilbert
Arthur Treat
James D. Prindie
Friend
Henry Norwell
Pensacola
Texas Quarantine on New Orleans But Quickly Lifted
New Orleans reports say Texas health officer declared quarantine against New Orleans due to yellow fever but the measure was soon raised. A Galveston despatch relays the Texas action and New Orleans officials note the initial quarantine news appearing in Sunday papers.
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Ross
Rutherford
Louisiana State Board of Health
Texas
New Orleans
Boards of Health
Gulf States
McCloskey
Produce Exchange
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Texas Health Officer
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Henry Clews & Co
Galveston
Louisiana
Professor Proctor Death Inquest Opens In New York
In New York on September 17 a permit was granted for the burial of Professor Proctor in Greenwood cemetery with no funeral services. An autopsy report said decomposition prevented a definite conclusion on the death cause, noting no evidence of malaria or related fever and only possible old kidney changes. The panel concluded the final cause must rely largely on clinical history.
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New York
Merritt
Professor Proctor
Greenwood Cemetery
Judge Thurman Acceptance Letter Anticipated
Bautimory Sept 17 A Columbus dispatch says Judge Thurman will issue his acceptance letter either tomorrow or Wednesday The letter will urge that sectional wartime questions be forever settled and back the Mills bill and the President tariff message Thurman plans to travel to Washington on Oct 1 and speak in Brooklyn during his East tour.
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Bautimory
the Sun
Columbus
Indiana Campaign Heats Up Across State
Indiana campaign activity intensifies from Lake Michigan to Percy county with over 200 speeches nightly. Notables like Fred Douglass and Charles H. Ledgman appear for Republicans while DemocratsMobilize with local orators. Voorhees draws large crowds as Mills heads to Texas for five Indiana talks. Thurman plans to speak at multiple state fairs and Indianapolis during the drive. Callkins challenges Voorhees to tariff debates.
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Inpianna Pouis
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Percy County
Hoosierdam
Fred Douglass
Charles H. Litehman
Knights of Labor
Eeccles Robinson
John J. Jarrett
A. L. Rankin
Anna Dickinson
Richmond
Ind
Voorhees
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Judge Thurman
Shelbyville
Peru
Brazil
Indianapolis
W. H. Callkins
Senator Voorhees
Providence Democrats Open Campaign in Music Hall
A rainy night did not deter a crowded Music Hall audience as Governor Greene of New Jersey, Patrick A. Collins of Massachusetts, and Henry Watterson addressed the Democratic gathering. Greene argued surplus funds and taxation burdens, Collins honored the club, and Watterson delivered a sharp, witty critique of the Republican platform.
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Music Hall
Collins Club
Governor Greene
New Jersey
Patrick A. Collins
Massachusetts
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Greene
General Collins
Watterson
Young Men's Democratic Club
New York
Shook makers in Ottawa fear layoffs without relief
Ottawa manufacturers producing oil industry shocks face shutdown risk as lack of ocean tonnage from Boston and New York prevents shipment to major clients like Standard Oil of New York. If relief does not come soon, several hundred workers may lose jobs.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Boston
Russell on the Stump for Tariff Reform in Town Hall
The speech by William E. Russell opens his state tour at Town Hall amid rain and a cheering crowd. He argues tariff reform, decries high taxes on essentials, and cites Brockton and Bridgewater shoe and iron industries to illustrate how tariff policy has shaped regional manufacturing and labor.
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Russell
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Eee
Cleveland
Pilin
Pecoreae
Cleve
Brockton
Bridgewater
McCulloch
Folger
Sherman and
Hale
Arthur
Republican Tariff Commission
John D. Long
Henry Cabot Lodge
Long
Har
Ysushier
Edge
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BE Central Wharf
Telephone Neo
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Daghestan
Anatolian
Ispahan
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Kazak
Khorassan
Tremont Street
Wakefield
Derby Hall
Henry J. Philpott
John F. Lowd
Hyde Park
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Observer’s Office
Signal Service
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Racvessiscascre
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M.verh
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Cotton Region Bulletin
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Atiatna
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Rocke
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Vanrian
Fokssduib Ss
Eeee
Bancroft
Railway Mail Service
Pillsbury & Co
Brice
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Madison Square Garden
John H. Reidell
Central Park
Providence
A. L
Diaz
Brotherhood
St. Louis
Special Commission
France
Chiquita
Forty-seventh Regiment
Brooklyn
N. Y
Annie McclIntire
Temple House
Olivette
Charles L. Rawson
Caroline Porter
George A. Babcock
Hugh de Payens
Knights Templars
Board of Police
Law and Order League
NEW Scholars For
Chauncy Hall School
Boylston Street
Dartmouth
Boylston ST
Agt
Devy
Physicians and Surgeons
American Congress
Hoston
Catalonia
Ville de Calais
Gambetta
New
Turner
C.F. Hovey & Co
Choiog
Alice M
Francis Bartlett
Minot, Pooner & Co
Bis
Arien
H. W.H
Henry P. Kidder
Anne
Lis
Providence Democrats
Aroid
Lodges
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