Disappearance of Land League cash and books discussed
Parnell testified that some Land League cash and letter books were brought to London for the commission, but the cash, ledgers, and files vanished. He admitted misstatements in earlier comments about secret societies and declined to confirm any direct conspiracy with the Fenians. Cross examinations touched on finances, associations, and the aim to reform Ireland through constitutional means.
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French Carnot Shots Incident Dims Centennial Opening
Paris erupts in tumult as an alleged assassin fires near President Carnot during May 6 centennial celebrations. Jean Nicolas Pertin, 34, a Selian socialist, claimed personal grievance while his arrest drew mobs. Carnot continued as carriage roof obscured, with a brief scare overshadowing the ceremonies.
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Arnot
Samoan Affairs Report on Flags and Land Conference
In Bern May 4 Dr Knappe late Samoa consul refutes American press claims of property violations during German naval actions. He notes toy flags and portraits were raised over native houses since the civil war and that flags of America and Britain were flown on land pledged by rebels as arms payment. The Samoan conference met discussing the land report read by Dr Kranel and accepted. Count Herbert Bismarck met Mr Kasson and reported to the Emperor.
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O Brien and Harrington Released in Dusit Prison
Orders have been issued to the prison authorities for the release of William O'Brien and Timothy Harrington. The Telegraph claims O'Brien will be freed unconditionally. Harrington reportedly refused to return to London in prison garb and was closely shushed.
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Timothy Harrington
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London
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Parliament prorogued and world events in brief
The Canadian Parliament was prorogued on Thursday while reports cite Soo cotton mill in Texas operating 186 of 200 looms, Arbor Day in Ontario, and numerous incidents from Scranton to San Francisco. Headlines cover coal mine disasters, factory fires, rail and telegraph strides, stock losses, and political strife across the US and Canada with casualties, arrests, and policy shifts shaping the week.
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Treasury Department
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Hancock
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Lorenzo Gray
Rockwood
Fulton County
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Paterson
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Maynard
Gordon
Ashtabula
Alexander Ford
Polson
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Joliet Steel Company
Schaeffer Brothers & Vowel
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Kentucky Feeble-minded Institute
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Sanford
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Birmingham
Ala
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Washington
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Red-nosed
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Widespread trouble reported from quicksands near Howeich
Reports describe banked trouble along the Toledo and Ann Arbor line where a northbound train caused the track to sink five feet for half a mile. Quicksand-like conditions are blamed. Also noted are ship losses, political talks on animal product imports, obituaries, and wartime reminiscences.
Piano song catalog from Oliver Ditson & Co
Oliver Ditson & Co publishes a weekly piano music catalog with John Francis Gilder's Cotton- Field Dance, Stephen Foster's Gentle Annie variated by Ida Waller, and C Shultze Heliotrope. It lists foreign composers, novelties, and new vocal pieces including I Love Thee and My Love and I, plus English songs Fickle Mollie and So we'll go no mo.
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Gillet
la Grace
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G. Bachman
Marguerite
Carl Dorn
A. Strelezki
W. G. Smith
Soprang
Jules Jordan
J .W. Mullen
Maude Y. White
J.C. Macy
L. Lombard
C. Coe
White, Bipith & Co
Sidney Smith
Boulanger
C. L. Desormes
OC. A. White
Cigarette McCarty
Dan Lyons
L. Marshall
F. Woodrow
C. H. Gabriel
A. Carney
Birth Certificates Sought for Poets in Boston Claims
A Chicago News note jokes about Western curiosity over Boston literary prestige. It questions which great poets were born in Boston, pointing out Longfellow born in Maine and Holmes and Lowell born at Cambridge, while N. P. Willis is the noted exception.
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Positive remedy for consumption offered by Dr Slocum
A letter to the editor quotes Dr. T. A. Slocum offering a cure for consumption with a claim of curing thousands. He promises two free bottles to readers who send express and P O addresses, then advertises The American Mfg House lock box 1610 N Y for job opportunities.
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Luitle & CO
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