Tariff Agony Ends in Senate Passage by Twenty Three
Washington February 20 The tariff fight ends with final passage by 42 to 19 after a long session. Edmunds votes yes on the amended schedules while Cameron and others are paired. The President later nominates Civil Service Commissioners. Strong Democratic and Republican votes shape the final result.
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Washiveton
Senate
Mr. Edmunds
Edmunds
Sherman
Mahone
Sewell
Barrow
Bayard
Brown
Camden
Davis
West Virginia
Jackson
McPherson
Slater
Mitchell
Cameron
Beck
Call
Cockrell
Coke
Farley
Garland
George
Hampton
Harris
Maxey
Pendleton
Pugh Ransom
Vance
West
Voorhees
Walker
Williams
President Nominates Three Civil Service Commissioners
The President nominated Dorman B. Eaton of New York J M Gregory of Illinois and L D Thoman of Ohio to the civil service commission. Eaton is well known for reforms. Gregory a 60 year old educated leader and former university president. Thoman of Youngstown a 38 year old lawyer and former probate judge who ran for Congress against McKinley two years ago.
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Washington
Dorman B. Eaton
New York
J. M. Gregory
Illinois
L. D. Thoman
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Capitol
Senate
Davis
Eaton
Gregory
State Board of Education of
Ilinois Agricultural College
Commission
Youngstown
Mahoning County
How He Played Double Party with All Par ties to the Cases
The Star route trial enters its thirteenth week with M C Berdell on the stand. Cross examination probes an January 1882 interview with R B Carpenter who is claimed as Berdell's counsel. Witness recalls discussing handwriting imitation and a meeting with John L French regarding a book on accounts of Smith Brady Turner and others.
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Washington
M. C. Berdell
Ingersoll
R. B. Carpenter
Carpenter
W. Orsey
Merrick
Berdell
James
MacVeagh
Smith
Alias Brady
Turner
Mr. Berdell
Old Guard delegates seek permanent wart party nucleus
A delegation of 306 delegates to the Chicago convention who voted for Grant, dubbed the Old Guard, visited Treasury Commissioner Naum to discuss forming a permanent political association. They aim to unite survivors of the 806 as the core for a new stalwart political party.
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Washington
Chicago
Grant
Gorringe Friends Claim Nixon? Not Nixon.
Lieutenant-Commander Gorringe is in Washington as friends level serious charges against Secretary Chandler. They accuse Chandler of working with John Roach’s lobbyists to push Gorringe out after he refused to buy Roach’s shipyard. They expect reinstatement by the next Congress to vindicate him.
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Gorringe
Washington
Secretary Chandler
Chandler
John Roach
Sale of Chelsea Naval Hospital Approved by House
Washington February 21 Representative Morse won House approval for an amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill allowing the sale of the Chelsea Naval Hospital. Out of sale proceeds the secretary of the navy would reserve 50000 dollars for a new hospital if expedient. A point of order was overruled and Morse’s plan carried with scant opposition. Commander Gorringe resigns from the navy after a dispute with Secretary Chandler over his public remarks on free ships and business ties. The resignation stems from ongoing correspondence and may provoke further reaction when released.
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Washington
Morse
House
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Affairs Committee
Boston
Corringe
Gorringe
Alexandria
New York
Navy
Chandler
John Roach
Screnge
Gor- Finge
Senator Ferry in Washington Reported Dying
Washington February 24 It was reported at the capitol that Senator Ferry of Michigan was dying He has been confined to his room at the National Hotel and reporters and Michigan delegation members have not been allowed to see him Ferry returned to Washington after news of his firm’s failure and has appeared on the Senate floor twice Ex Senator Baldwin of Michigan was admitted to Ferry’s rooms today to discuss Ferry Brothers money
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Washington
Capitol
Michigan
National Hotel
Mishigsa
Ferry
Senate
Baldwin
Fery Brothers Money
Senator Windom tied to Mexico rail project
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Windom may become president of a northern Mexican railway from Eagle Pass to the Pacific. Stockholders meet March 20 to confirm him, with a 25 000 yearly salary in stock for four years. Substantial Mexican government subsidies were noted as covering construction costs.
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Washington
Senator Windom
Mexico
United States
Boston
Eagle Pass
Pacific
Indom
Loss of Public Documents in the Mail Delays
Washington reports widespread concern in Congress over missing public documents sent through the mails. Copies of census compences and the annals of the war fail to reach recipients, with cases like Kr. McLane to General Joe Johnston illustrating transit losses. Also noted is John W. Foster of Indiana named minister to Spain to replace Hamlin, due to needed Spanish language familiarity amid claims commission issues.
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Washington
Congress
Interior Department
Kr. McLane
Maryland
Joe Johnston
Hamlin
John W. Foster
Indiana
Mexico
Spain
Maine
Foster
United States
Madrid
Resolution to terminate Washington fishery treaty agreed
Representative Rice reported that the foreign affairs committee adopted a resolution directing the President to notify Britain of the United States desire to terminate the Washington treaty within two years from July 1, 1883. The measure passed without a dissenting vote.
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Washington
Rice
Foreign Affairs Committee
Arraignments in Star Route Bribery Case List Names
In Official Court today six individuals pleaded not guilty to attempting to bribe jurors in the last Star route case. Arthur Payne Thomas R Foote Frederick E Shaw James Nelson Frank H Fail William Dickson were arraigned. A bench warrant was issued for Henry A Bowen.
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Washington
Arthur Payne
Thomas R. Foote
Frederick E. Shaw
James Nelson
Frank H. Fail
William Dickson
Henry A. Bowen
Senate tariff bill errors prompt return for correction
The clerk of the Senate appeared in the House and presented an order noting several gross errors in engrossing the Senate tariff bill and requesting its return for correction. The bill was ordered to be returned.
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Washington
Senate
House
Pennsylvania honors Fulton with life size Capitol statue
A bronze life size statue of Robert Fulton the steamboat inventor was placed in the Statuary Hall of the Capitol by Pennsylvania today. The sculpture is by Howard Roberts of Philadelphia. A large rubber ball filled with dynamite was found on Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday as a relic of the Guiteau avengers with the potential to demolish a whole block of buildings.
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Robert Fulton
Statuary Hall
Capitol
The Career of a Young Colored Ruffian at New Haven
Johnny Gibbs a colored newsboy about 15 was arrested for breaking into Rev Stiflers home in New Haven with a dark lantern. Willie Ward white, equal age, confessed Gibbs plotted multiple assaults on unprotected women over months. Gibbs and Ward spoke of chloroform plots. a vial was found near the house and druggists confirm Gibbs bought or attempted to buy chloroform. Ward testified Gibbs attacked Mrs Laura D Philbrick, gagged and dragged her forty feet, with Gibbs laughing during the ordeal. Ward offered no reason for befriending Gibbs. Gibbs faces possible twentyyear sentence. In Philadelphia a leprosy case treated by Drs Hogan Grosseau and Gross proved incurable by Dr Shoemaker. patient returned to Honolulu.
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New Haven
Conn
Johnny Gibbs
Stifler
Willie Ward
Gibbs
Ward
Laura D. Philbrick
Fair Haven
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Hogan
Grosseau
Gross
John Shoemaker
Jefferson Medical College
Valencia fired on during harbor pass under Dutch order
New York reports the steamship Valencia arrived from Curacoa and was fired upon by Dutch command while passing the harbor fort. The ship, flying the American flag, escaped unscathed. Consignees Boulton Bliss Collett appeal to the government as the Dutch consul general cites yellow fever in Curacoa and suggests Valencia may have evaded quarantine.
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New York
Valencia
Curacoa
Boulton, Bliss & Collett
Netherlands
Sermon contrasts Dodge and Thorne on death and virtue
In New York on February 26 Rev Philip Germond of Jane Street Methodist preached on God's discernment between the righteous and the wicked. He compared the lives and funeral scenes of William K. Dodge and Charles K. Thorne Jr., declaring Thorne died laughing at death while Dodge died a Christian gentleman.
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Actor Thorne
New York
Philip Germond
Jane Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William KE. Dodge
Charles K. Thorne, Jr
Dieth
Pneumonia Malignant Claims New York Notables
In New York on February 26 the city recorded ninety nine pneumonia deaths in a week. The unusually malignant form struck many prominent and temperate adults, drawing wide commentary from newspapers. Physicians offered no clear explanation for the spike.
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New York
Loss of Glamorgan detailed by Republic救
The steamer Glamorgan sank after severe weather off the Atlantic with 53 survivors rescued by the White Star liner Republic. The Glamorgan of Liverpool, eight days from Mersey, lost amid towering seas after a colossal wave smashed decks. Captain Court and Second Officer Robhard perished, others injured, stowaways killed, ship broken by bulkheads.
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Republic
White Star Line
Glamorgan
Queenstown
G. G. Barrett
W. J. Bowman
Shack
Forrester
Mr. Barrett
Liverpool
Boston
The
Coutlay
Mersey
John Morgan
H. J. Gillard
Charles Herne
Handy Cullen
Renfrew
Scotland
Glynn & Sons
J. Court
J. May
A. P. Rochhard
W. A. Swarbrick
J. Coats
R. Affleet
C. Clark
William Davey
William Palmer
Stormy voyage of the Waldensian to the port
The Allan Line steamer Waldensian from Glasgow arrived with 62 passengers after a brutal voyage from February 7. Severe gales, heavy seas, and hail swept the ship from Feb 9 to 15, washing away parts of the vessel and claiming the life of 82 year old seaman George J. Malcolmson, a Berwick native, who was drowned after being washed overboard.
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Allan Line
Glasgow
George J. Malcolmson
Berwick
Scotland
Turquoise reports strong winds near Hatteras sighting derelict schooner
The steamer Turquoise, arriving from Matanzas February 22, battled northerly winds most of the voyage. About twenty five miles southeast by south of Hatteras she sighted the derelict schooner Bessie E Dickinson water logged and sinking. Masts and sails hung, jibboat studding. The schooner had not long been abandoned and was dangerous to navigation. Built in 1874 at Me owned by J B Drake of that city.
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Turquoise
Matanzas
Hatteras
Bessie E. Dickinson
h.Me
J.B. Drake
Arctic wreck near Cape Race claims many saved
London reports the steamship Arctic of the Collins line wrecked about sixty five miles from Cape Race. About forty crew and 200 passengers were saved in a boat, with a few rescued from rafts and wreckage. Among the survivors were Captain Luce and Mr. Smith, later a Glasgow merchant, who rode a plank raft with a tin lined basket aboard.
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London News
Arctic
Collins Line
Cape Race
Luce
Glascow man preserves historic basket trophy
Mr. Smith sat on the basket for two nights with his feet at the bottom and filled it with balls from time to time. He kept the valued trophy in his Glasgow drawing room for years, showing it to friends as the vessel on which he floated for fifty or sixty hours. The basket rested in an ottoman and was revealed only when surrounded by a few friends.
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Smith
Gloomy Republican Prospects in Ohio
A Buckeye State political analysis from Corumnes Colorado dated February 26 portrays the Ohio Republican Party as weak and divided. It notes Governor Foster’s contested leadership, opposition from the old anti-Hives faction, and possible senatorial ambitions amid bitter intra-party clashes. It suggests General Join Beatty could challenge Foster if he gains control, shaping a tense primary battle.
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Ohio
Foster
Lbrarian
Charley Foster
Beatty
Dink Davis Sweeps Barclay Street For Sixty Thousand
In Philadelphia era report the Gotham professional poker figure known as Dink Davis dominates Barclay Street games, winning over sixty thousand dollars in a month. He started with seventeen hundred, built a large stake, and sent fifteen thousand to his father before leaving New York for new pastures. The tale contrasts with Lottie Sherman’s Cleveland tragedy, a beauty with a fraught past who attempted suicide after a long sequence of romantic betrayals and social movement.
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Philadelphia
Dink
Davis
Gotham
Barclay Street
New York
Davis Ward
Night watchman reports brutal home invasion in Reading
Joseph Pinter, night watchman at Youngling's brewery, found his 58 year old wife bound, gagged, and bleeding in their Reading home after a Wednesday night incident. She is incapacitated, doctors say she will not recover. Police say a lone intruder tied her mouth with a handkerchief and released him, admitting an accomplice before fleeing.
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Reading
Penn
Joseph Pinter
Youngling’s Brewery
Boston Woman Dites It to New Bedford Marriage
William H Taylor colored of this city and Katie OBrien white of Boston faced disapproval as they planned marriage after eloping from Parker House. Katie proved determined, but eloped back to her mother in Boston when Bancroft House kept them apart and police intervened.
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New Repromp
William H. Taylor
Katie O'Brien
Boston
Parker House
Katie
New Bedford
Loss of the Ashuelot ships crew saved and drowned
The United States steamship Ashuelot was lost with eleven crew members drowned while all officers were saved. The iron paddle third-rate war vessel of 786 tons carried nine guns and was commanded by H E Mullan. It sailed from Kobe on November 22 and reached Nagasaki on the 25th where it was docked. It departed Nagasaki December 19 for Shanghai, arriving January 4. Officers included Commander Horace E. Mullan and several lieutenants, masters, ensign, mate, surgeon, paymaster, engineers, and cadet engineers.
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Richard M. Cutts
Charles Seymour
Dennis H. Mahan
F.S. Hotchkin
F. E. Sawyer
Bostick
A. I. Callender
K. H. Green
N. Whitehouse
Adventurer Henry Allan Marries Heiress in Secret Alliance
Montreal February 26 Henry Allan the Englishman who posed as Lord Cantyre secretly wed Miss Julia Chaffey a Canadian heiress worth nearly a million dollars whom he met in Paris Friends of the bride are examining his past records seeking grounds to annul the marriage and uncover potential motive.
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Montreal
Henry Allan
Lord Cantyre
Julia Chaffey
Paris
Salvation Army Expelled in Geneva Amid Foreign Fury
Geneva residents react as Salvation Army members including Miss Booth and 16 year old Miss Worth are expelled on six hour notice for alleged papers irregularities. Other sect members are removed for attending private prayer at a house. The incident stirs fear among foreigners of similar treatment.
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Geneva
Salvation Army
Charles Worth
Louise Michel Speech Sparks Call for Revolutionary Tribunal
In Paris on Rue de Charenton Mile Louise Michel spoke on the political situation. M Rupault urged immediate action by revolutionists proposing a tribunal to identify and condemn idle hands to death, a plan met with loud approval.
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Paris
Rue de Charenton
Mile
Louise Michel
M. Rupault
Vast Reinforcements of the Anarchists in Europe
Louise Michel faces imminent arrest in London amid a surge of anarchist activity across Europe. Brussels police seized documents in Russian and Italian showing a widespread international conspiracy. In Ganshorten a dynamite blast damaged a house linked to an anarchist, with a noninjured worker Cygoet named, and extradition requests reportedly pressed by France.
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Europe
Louise Michel
London
Brussels
Broussiers
Ganshorten
Cygoet
Lyons
Secret societies uncovered in Andalusia target landlords
The report from Madrid on February 24 states secret groups aim to exterminate the bourgeoisie and landowners by fire, assassination, and poison with members forced to obey chiefs or face death. An AP despatch adds that the Andalusian societies resemble Ireland’s outrages and harshly denounce landlords.
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Andalusia
New York
Associated Press
Spain
Ireland
Demand of the Anarchists Tests Ferry Ministry
Paris February 24 The new ministry of Jules Ferry faces a grave difficulty as calls for amnesty by the Kropotkin anarchists rise. Extreme Left deputies pledge to win the release of rioters from Montceau les Mines and Lyons. The amnesty debate will thrill the Chamber while foreign policy recedes into the background.
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Paris
M. Jules Ferry
Public Instruction
M. Challemel Lacour
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Interior
M. Martin Feuille
Justice
General Thibaudin
Adoural Brun
Minster
Marine
M.tirard
Finance
M. Meline
M. Herisson
M. Cochery
M. Jules Perry
Grevy
Montceaux Les Mines
Lyons
Chamber of Deputies
France
Irish debate over Carey inquiry in House of Commons
In London on February 21 the Irish question sparked a fierce Commons debate as Mr Maxwell pressed Mr O Brien to explain ties to James Carey the Fenian informer and Invincible. The inquiry was refused fueling ill will and O Brien's further statement was anticipated. O Donnell spoke noting Land League accounts would appear only with government secret service accounts.
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London
House of Commons
Maxwell
O'Brien
James Carey
Invincible
O’brien
Carey
O'Donnell
Land League
Secret Service
Macadaras Excluded As Number One in Irish Trials
Paris reports Mr. Kelly for Coudert Brothers refutes Carey's claim that General Macadaras is the Irish trials mysterious Number One. Macadaras was in Grasse from mid February to May 11, then via Italy to Gastein, making interviews with Carey unlikely. Dublin notes six new recruits for the Irish Invincibles amid the Dublin murders probe. In London, Hartington balks a day with Northcote to debate a committee on the release of Parnell Dillon and O Kelly from Kilmainham jail.
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Kelly
Coudert Brothers
General Macadaras
Carey
Macadaras
Grasse
Cannes
Italy
Gastein
Invincibles
Dvblin
Irish Invincibles
Dublin
London
Marquis of Hartington
Stafford Northcote
Messrs. Parnell
Dillon
O'Kelly
Kilmnainham
Explosion at May’s Chemical and Oil Works in London
A Thursday blast at May's chemical and oil works in London left many buildings destroyed and at least one person reported killed. The fire lit up the city as rescuers searched for victims and assess damage.
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England
Lonpon
Consternation Among Monarchists Over Clemenceau Visit
London dispatch notes wide discontent among Legitimists, Orleanists, Imperialists and Tories as Gladstone and Lord Wolverton praise radical leader Clemenceau. The shock deepens when the Prince of Wales learns from Admiral Glinn that Clemenceau will visit Caunes, prompting a terse reaction.
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London
M. Clemenceau
Gladstone
Lord Wolverton
Prince of Wales
Glinn
Clemenceau
Caunes
Beaten with a strap and buckle at Dixmont asylum
J W Carroll of Illinois testified in the Dixmont Insane Asylum abuse investigation. He described Harper an attendant beating patients with a leather strap ending in a buckle, including Myers for knocking down Lovell. He recounted habitual abuse and a keeper named Jamieson striking Swanson with kicks until spasms, plus Carroll’s own injuries from beatings.
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Prersnerg
Dixmont Insane Asylum
J. W. Carroll
Illinois
Carroll
Myers
Lovell
Harper
Jamieson
Swanson
Jameison
Narrow Escape of a Maine Logger at Camp Fire
A log scaler near Katahdin Works, seventy miles from Bangor, slept in a dry shavings camp that caught fire. He awakened as flames surrounded him, his clothes and hair burnt, whiskers gone, and he escaped by leaping out and rolling in snow. He reached camp almost naked and beardless after a near fatal blaze.
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Bangor
Katahdin Tron Works
Predicting Disaster The Sun Foresees Railroad Crisis
The Sun predicts a near inevitable stock market break next week. It cites the Rock Island line general manager saying 1883 has been disastrous for railroads, warning some may go bankrupt without a swift recovery.
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New York
the Sun
Rock Island Road
Murdered in Colorados Duncan Karns Linked to Oil Rail Road Wealth
Reports from Pittsburg indicate Duncan Karns, once a major oil operator and railroad builder connected to Karns City, was murdered in Colorado last week. His rise to wealth and rapid ruin from speculative ventures are noted, as are his legal battles over custody with wife Miss Truby of Freeport. Details of the murder remain unavailable.
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Penn
Colorado
Duncan Karns
Kats
Karns City
Pennsylvania Man Sent to Prison for Twenty Years
Eate February 26 Last week Simon Boliver Benson of the secret service procured warrants for the arrest of twelve farmers on a charge of conspiring to commit the assault on Charles Stafford now serving an eight year of a twenty years sentence Five brothers named Rockwell are among the accused and Sylvester Rockwell is held for a hearing
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Simon Boliver Benson
Secret Service
Charles Stafford
Rockwell
Sylvester Rockwell
Benson
Deer hunt accident wounds man near Bangor Maine
A hunter near Bradley twelve miles from Bangor fired on a deer at close range, striking H. Babcock in the right lung by mistake as Neddo shot from the opposite side. Babcock was taken home and is expected to survive. The incident prompts wide comment as a near miss in a deer hunt.
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Meé
Bradley
H. Babcock
Neddo
Babcock
Horrible Fight in a Logging Camp Reported
A Farras despatch from Chicago states loggers at a rival camp friendly to the man hanged for beheading a teamster attacked the guard. A fight followed with seven men killed and several wounded.
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Chicago
Farras
A Great Educator Gone
New York February 26 Hon Paul Ansel Chadbourne D D LL D president of the Massachusetts Agricultural College died Friday at the residence of Mr A Schenk No 126th avenue He had been unconscious since Thursday night.
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Paul Ansel Chadbourne
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
A. Schenk
126Th Avenue
Woman burned to death in Lisbon house fire
Lewiston Me February 26 Mrs O B Colton perished in a Lisbon house fire last week her charred body was found among the ruins in a grim tragedy.
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Lewiston
O. B. Colton
Lisbon
Desperate Methods to Save Ireland Amid Extinction Threat
In an interview at the Irish World office, P J Sheridan denies ties to Carey and the Invincibles, condemns government plots, and urges desperate methods for Ireland’s survival. He distances from Land League leadership, praises Davitt yet critiques his socialist stance, and questions the existence of Number One while defending Irish revolutionary aims.
British request for Sheridan extradition arrives
Washington February 26 The Department of State has received the British government’s application for the extradition of P. J. Sheridan suspected of complicity in the Phoenix Park murders.
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Washington
Department of State
P. J. Sheridan
Phasnix Park
Extradition stance by P J Sheridan amid Irish case
P J Sheridan speaks on extradition to Britain, defending innocence and alleging perjury in Dublin testimonies. He vows to face U S arraignment, claiming British courts in Ireland convict. asserts he would be hanged if captured and cites fear of miscarried justice. In England and Ireland, the Irish World reports. Heart-rending memorials in Braidwood mark the coal disaster with widows and orphans in attendance.
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New York
P. J. Sheridan
Irish World Office
United States
Ireland
Dublin
Carey
Sheridan
Mr. Sheridan
England
Braidwood
Music Hall
Presbyterian Church
Mother Dies in Almshouse After Finding Daughter
In Berks county almshouse Mary Ulrick, confined for a year, developed a strong bond with Lamina Ulrick, a longtime resident. Upon the superintendent revealing their mother daughter relation, Mary collapsed and died in Lamina's arms.
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Philadelphia
Mary Ulrick
Berks County
Lamina Ulrick
Almshouse
New England Divorce Reform League Meetings Held Across State
The New England Divorce Reform League planned meetings in various parts of the state to spur public interest in lax divorce laws. Rev. Mr. Dyke, secretary, lectured in Waterbury and will speak in New Haven Sunday evening, while doctors and ministers endorse the reform. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup appears in the notice.
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