Ireland Land Bill Advances In Commons With 60 Million Grant
The Irish land bill was introduced by Irish Secretary Wyndham in the House of Commons. It provides a free government grant of 60 million dollars to Ireland to support tenant land purchases, with the rest raised through new guaranteed stock and mortgage terms. The measure aims to ease tensions, reduce administration costs, and accelerate tenant ownership though details include long repayment periods and estate commissions.
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Commercial Tribune
London
House of Commons
Wyndham
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Michael Davitt
Irish Land League
Peers’ Gallery
Strangers
Wyndam
Ireland Bill Details Fiscal Plan and Land Loans
The bill outlines a free grant of 60 million dollars to Ireland and advances to tenants. It would float guaranteed 2 percent stock for 30 years to raise cash, with tenants paying 3 percent interest on government loans. Issuance of 25 million dollars in stock annually for three years, more if needed. Interest and sinking fund costs borne by the treasury. Administration costs cut by 1.25 million yearly. Land purchases by selling estates overseen by three Estates Commissioners under the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Loan repayment period set at 68½ years. Tenants advanced up to 2,500 in congested districts and 5,000 elsewhere. Bill becomes effective November 12. Estimated stock not to exceed 50 million. safe Irish land advances up to 750 million.
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J. Wyndham
Treasury
Wyndham
Land Conference
Michael Finneade
Government of Bengal Revenue
Frederick S. Wrench
W. F. Bailey
Ireland
Lord Lieutenant of
Incurably Insane Moses F Chase Found in Paris Sanitarium
Moses Fowler Chase of Lafayette Indiana, heir to Moses Fowler, located in a Paris sanitarium after years of pursuit. French physicians certify incurable insanity. Gowdy to act as guardian. French courts to appoint. News notes the adventure involved a detective from Chicago and Addison C. Harris, former Minister to Austria.
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Chicago
Paris
Addison C. Harris
Proposed Kidnap Plot Involving Cabinet Members Revealed
J C Fremont, a Watertown Negro orator, told Congressman Tawney of a purported plan to abduct and ransom members of the Cabinet including Lesie M Shaw Elihu Root and Philander C Knox after an alleged aborted assassination plot against President Roosevelt. Fremont lectured in Winona on race.
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Montana
Colorado
the Treasury
Lesie M. Shaw
Wear
Elihu Root
Philander C. Knox
Tawney
J. C. Fremont
Watertown
Fremont
Shaw
Roosevelt
West
Winofa
Duke and Tyner in turmoil as Thaw case ties to high society
English dukes and Thaw family negotiations surface amid a widening scandal. The Roosevelts plan to dismiss Assistant Attorney General Tyner over Post Office Department ties to get rich quick schemes. Tyner’s illness and the push for a full department reorganization shape a story of political brinkmanship and reform pressures.
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High Seas
James N. Tyner
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Congress
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Postoffice Department
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Plain Talk on Cincinnati Affairs in 1900s Campaign
A civic message extols Cincinnati’s prosperity under the Republican administration. It asserts low taxes, strong public improvements, and thriving governance, while challenging the Citizens' Municipal party to substantiate any blackmail charges and accusing them of copying existing plans.
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Cincinnati
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Great West End
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Republican Party of
Second Challenge for Specifications in Charges of Wrongdoing
Fleischmann sends charges to opposition amid a large West End audience. The meeting drew a very enthusiastic crowd as Republicans faced a broad critique of administration actions.
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Fleischmann
Traveled 10000 Miles Yet Not Married
Miss Flo Cross daughter of the Carbondale families traveled across prairie mountains and seas to Manila to wed Prof. John Barrow. Barrow sent no reasons for not marrying and has not seen her since arrival. Flo Cross remains in the Philippines while her sister Daisy is married there.
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Illinois
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Manila
Barrow
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John Demmer
Cebu
A. J. Barrow
Cross
Shiloh High School
Ingalls Attacks City Morality in Central Turner Hall Address
Melville E. Ingalls running on the Citizens' Municipal ticket denounced the city as filthy and corrupt. He attacked police leadership and officials without specifics, mocked German voters, and warned of a “reign of terror” with vice and prostitution openly visible in the streets and saloons.
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Melville E. Ingalls
Citizens’ Municipal
Turner Hall
Ingalls
Lewis Seasonizen
Ridteun
Mr. Ingalls
Millikin
Louis Seasongood
Beckham Knockout Blow Shakes Kentucky Primary Scene
The Court of Appeals ruling on Beckham eligibility unsettles the Kentucky Democratic machine. Governor Beckham seeks guidance from Chairman Young, who may ignore calls as party factions mull an outside leadership option. The decision upholds that party authorities alone may call and constrain primaries under statute.
Kentucky Court ruling on Beckham eligibility to seek governor’s seat
The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court in the case Alice Young vs Beckham. The decision did not decide Beckham’s eligibility to succeed himself as Governor of Kentucky. Judge Paynter wrote the opinion stating the committee issue remains unresolved.
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Secretary of State
Court of Appeals
Meacham
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Alice Young
Beckham
Court’ ‘of Appeals
Kentucky
Paynter
Pennsylvania Railroad Board approves one third stock increase
The directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company authorized a stock issue amounting to one third more capital. The move increases total stock to about one third above par value and totals around 83 million dollars in stated issue.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tate Isaue
West End Rally Foreshadows Fleischmann Victory in 1897 Recall
A packed West Turner Hall GOP rally endorsed Mayor Fleischmann and the Republican ticket for April 6. Speakers including Mayor Fleischmann and Lt. Gov. Harry Gordon urged unity against Democratic slander tied to the 1897 campaign, as the crowd cheered the party’s record and future leadership.
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Republican Party
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Lueders
Evry
Ehias
Robert C. Georgi
United States Court
West End
Fleischmann
First Regiment
Saebike
Columbia
Georet
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Mayor's Plain Talk on Municipal Affairs in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati mayoral speech defends a no attack campaign stance amid Citizens' Municipal party critiques. He cites suspension laws for police and fire chiefs, questions Ingalls' attempts to oust Paul M. Millikin, and argues the current code preserves due process and bi partisan Public Safety review.
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Paul M. Millikin
Police
Police Deepartment
Principles In Campaign Outweigh Personalities
A political figure emphasizes that campaign principles hold greater importance than individual personalities. He argues supporters should focus on core issues, not personal appeal, to advance the cause in Cincinnati.
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