Irish Nationalist O'Donnell Arrest Shocks Clare Morris
In Mayo at Clare Morris John O'Donnell a noted Irish Nationalist MP was arrested on a crimes act warrant for intimidating shopkeepers into joining the United Irish League. Police blocked a rescue attempt and shot him in the waiting room as crowds cheered the departing train. William H Redmond MP was ordered to post $1000 bail for his Wexford incendiary speech or face arrest and potential six month imprisonment.
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Dublin
John O'Donnell
Clare-Morris
Mayo
United Irish League
League
Clare Morris
O'Donnell
O’donnell
O’donnell In the Waiting Room of the Railroad Station. Mr. O'Donnell
Birr
King’s County
Court of King's Bench
William H. Redmond
M. P
Wexford
Redmond
Mr. Redmond
Plans for Schwab's New Home in New York
Plans filed at the bureau of buildings reveal Charles M. Schwab's new residence. The six story granite structure measures 90 feet by 107 feet on Riverside Drive block bounded by River Side Drive Seventy third and Seventy fourth streets and West End Avenue. Estimated cost is $900000.
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New York
Bureau of Buildings
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
Seventy-third
Seventyfourth Streets
West End Avenue
Shaw Denies Rumors on Treasury Experiments
Secretary Shaw rejects rumors of experiments by the Treasury Department and pledges support for banks and business. He offers to ante up maturing interest from Oct 1 to year end at a 0.2 percent monthly rebate, about 2.4 percent annually, with prepayment by 60 days. About $20.65 million matures before June 30, 1908, yielding an estimated $220,000 to the government if accepted. No experiments or new policy will be undertaken before thorough review.
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Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
Jewelry recovered from Whiting theft case
Over $700 of Frederick E. Whiting of Auburndale s jewelry believed stolen last week by domestic Mary Munroe has been recovered. It was found in pawnshops where it had been pawned for $0. Munroe has been traced to New York.
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Frederick E. Whiting
Auburndale
Mary Munroe
Mary
New York
Shaw Denies Washington Resignation Rumor
Secretary Shaw rejects reports of his resignation alleging the story has no author and is used to fill space. He says he and the President Treasury Secretary are in harmony and urges readers to compare speeches rather than headlines.
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Washington
Shaw
Chicago
Two Women Found Dead in Beds in Separate Homes
Two women living in different houses were found dead in their beds yesterday morning. No suspicious circumstances surround the deaths, and both occurred suddenly and unattended. One woman had rented a room at 4 Jefferson Street and fell ill after moving in. Dr. Daniel of Warrenton Street attended and she was left comfortable. The other, 40 year old Mrs. Grace Spaulding of 10 Naonet Street, was found dead by a neighbor while her husband was away on work.
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Jefferson Street
Daniel
Warrenton Street
Shia
Mary Murphy
Grace Spaulding
Naonet Street
Diamonds Recovered In Lynn Theft Case
Diamonds worth 1100 stolen from Harry J. Coburn of Lynn were turned over to police by counsel for John Cochrane who is charged with the theft. The gems were found hidden in Cochrane’s cell at the police station, on condition that the charge be dropped.
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Lynn
Harry J. Coburn
Lynnfield
John Cochrane
Cochrane
Smuggled Jewels Seized On Hull of Patricia Ship
In Hoboken this morning a passenger on the Hamburg American steamer Patricia was stopped during pier inspections and jewelry valued at about 2000 dollars was seized after failing to declare it. The passenger is described as a prominent Bridgeport, Connecticut businessman.
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New York
Patricia
Hoboken
Timothy Donohue
Bridgeport
Mechanics' Fair Program by Stewart's Military Band
At the Mechanics' Fair today Stewart's Military Band under Emil Mollenhauer presents a two part concert. Part one features Stabat Mater and Rossini selections with solos by A P Ripley and A S Wonson as well as a duet by Wonson and William Fill. Part two includes overtures and selections by Rossini Fahrbach Sullivan Prologue from The Golden Legend and The Star Spangled Banner, with solos by Wonson and others.
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Mechanics’ Fair
Stewart
Emil Mollenhauer
Fevening
A. P. Ripley
Mesers
A. S. Wonson
William Fill
George, W. Stewart
Jacques Bonavente
A. 8. Wonson
Messrs
William Hill
J. J. Walcott
OG. G. Miller
George W. Stewart
Amen
William Telinest
Seaespetecs
Rossini
Fahrbach
Cossesseviers Herbert
Sullivan Galop
Chelsea Pastor Called to Danvers
The Rev. Robert A. McFadden of Chelsea has been called to the Maple Street Congregational parish, and his acceptance is considered certain. The Common Council met last night but adjourned for want of a quorum until next Thursday.
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Danvers
Robert A. McFadden
Chelsea
Maple Street
Corean Emperor's Death Not Confirmed
Washington on September 25 reports no official confirmation of the Corean emperor's death. The rumor may stem from a mistaken postponement of the emperor's birthday and accession celebrations.
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Washington
Corea
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Dire
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NIN South Church
NPEN
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Schwab
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Globe Ideal
the Globe“Wernicke Co
Federal St
Plimpton-Hervey CO
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Naar Faneull Hall
Whiting
Andeal
Geo. J. Bicknell Co
Summer ST
Astounding
Furniture
Country
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R. H. White Co
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