Tynan's Arrest in Anarchist Plot Revealed
Nihilists and anarchists were central to a scheme linked to Tynan's arrest. The plan aimed at a Gzar action, with Fenans implicated in the broader plot.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1896
Page
1
British police arrest trio in suspected dynamite plot
London reports say Edward Bell in Glasgow J Wallace and John F Kearney in Rotterdam and P J P Tynan in Boulogne Sur Mer are tied to a wide dynamite conspiracy. Police seized internal machines and papers while Bell awaits further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Bell
Glasgow
J. Wallace
John F. Kearney
Rotterdam
P. J. P. Tynan
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Bell
Central Police Court
A Blow From The Pulpit Bryan Arraigned For Inslammatory Speeches
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune in Indianapolis reports Bishop John Hazen White condemns William Jennings Bryan for stirring labor against capital. He argues the church must oppose campaigns that threaten national life and social order, urging caution against political zeal that feeds envy and strife. Edwin Sumner Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
John Hazen White
Protestant Episcopal Diocess of
Indiana
Bryan
Church
British Police Foil American Plot Hatched in Europe
Scotland Yard traced a ring plotting a major raid on London. Four men were detained after Bell, who claimed to be an American tourist, was arrested with papers linking him to the others. Tynan, in Boulogne Sur Mer, boasted of vengeance and kept lavish company abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynan
Europe
Tyran
Bell
Copenhagen
Queen Victoria
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Globe
Boulogne-Sur- Mer
Kingstown
New York
Paris
Glasgow
Gram
Scotland Yard
United States
London
Great Britain
America
England
Mexico City Delights Three-Day Fiesta For Hidalgo Edit
A Commercial Tribune staff correspondent reports Mexico City's vast festa calendar marking Hidalgo's Declaration and Independence Day proximity. Sept 8 described as one of the year’s greatest fast days, a triple feast in this historic capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo
City OF
Mexico
Fatal Quarrel Over a Girl in Lawrenceburg
Jas Hutton cleared at an examining trial for the killing of James Prather in Lawrenceburg Kentucky on a Saturday night. The court found self defense after Prather, a sixty year old Confederate veteran, threatened to kill Hutton and Miss Eliza Hawkins over their romance. Prather attacked Hutton choking him until Hawkins intervened. Hutton then fired, fatally wounding Prather who had a prior homicide conviction years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Jas. Hutton
James’ Prather
Eliza Hawkins
Prather
Hutton
Miss Hawkins
Gee
Anarchist Herr Most Expresses Disgust With New York
In a recent issue Most writes if he had money he would move West to retire or start a colony. He says such a move would not aid social revolution, but cannot be helped. He laments dullness and apathy toward anarchy in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Most
New York
Land Gift Boosts University of Chicago Biology Station
Mrs. Edward Roby Shedd and C. B. Shedd offer $850 000 worth of land and a watercourse to the University of Chicago, adding to a $1 000 000 gift for biology labs. The 3 000 acre site along Lake Michigan would grant control of land and water and provide a premier inland lake biology station and varsity crew facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Edward Roby
A. Shedd
C. B. Shedd
University
Lake Michigan
Butler killed by bull during watering at dairy yard
Henry Lickey a forty year old single man was killed by a bull while guiding the animal to a watering trough in Wapakoneta Ohio. He had formerly lived in Cincinnati and worked for dairyman John French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wapakoneta
Henry Lickey
Lukey
Incinnati
John French
Grim Tragedy on a Ship Wrecked Bark
The Italian bark Monte Tabor wrecked on Peaked Hill Bar near Highland Light Massachusetts. Captain Louis Generic and the mate reportedly shot and cut their throats, three crew members drowned, six survived on the deck-house until shore and two more bodies washed ashore. The crew spoke no English, leaving details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Light
Mass
Monte Tabor
Trapani
Boston
Peaked Hill Bar
Louis Generic
Race Point
Ohio State Fair Ends With Deficit Reported
The Ohio State Fair in Columbus just ended without covering expenses. A report by Assistant Secretary Jennings shows a net deficit of 10794 dollars and 1 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Jennings
Crime Trends in Ohio Prison Population and Parole History
Special Dispatch reports Ohio Penitentiary statistics gathered by Clerk Frank Koehne. The piece traces crime rates versus population growth from 1840 to 1895, noting rises in convict ratios, wartime dips, cholera deaths, and the impact of death sentences and parole laws, with pardons routed under Governor Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Frank Koehne
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Koehne
United States
Young
Tragic maternity leads to double fatal shooting in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Mary Bidwell, daughter of Marion Bidwell near West Jefferson, gave birth to an illegitimate child then cut her throat. She named Harry Wilkins as the father. Her stepbrother George Mills then shot Wilkins as authorities planned an arrest. Wilkins dies. Bidwell expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Mary Bidwell
Marion Bidwell
West Jefferson
George Mills
Harry Wilkins
Bidwell Place
Linden
Wilkins
Wilkins Place
Hissencee
Farmer Idwell
Alleged Betrayer Shot Near Gillivan
Word reached London Colorado that Harry Wilkins about 20 was shot in the breast by George Mills about 25 near Gillivan yesterday afternoon. The wound likely proves fatal. Mills’s alleged mistress, a 17 year old half sister, was arrested and brought to town for questioning.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Gillivan
Harry Wilkins
George Mills
Mills
Free Turnpikes Battle in Washington County
Rioters gut toll gates as locals push to make turnpikes free after a 191X vote favored freeing them. Kentucky authorities delay action pending a new law, the county court debates taxation to raise funds for purchase, and a November vote is considered but not decided.
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Ingfield
Vashon County
Washington County
Commercial Tribune
General Assembly
Thompson
Dease
Procos
Veritaten VF Repeated Delays Spark County Impatience
Washington County residents grow restless over repeated postponements of the Veritaten VF project. Officials face doubt over duties and the county’s ability to buy turnpikes. The county owns 180 miles of pike. half is state or county owned, while the rest would require purchase and ongoing maintenance cost about $100 annually per property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Twen
Maine Republicans sweep statewide with massive plurality
Special Dispatch reports from Augusta Maine Sept 15 at 2 am that Republicans carried Maine by nearly 50000 plurality far above previous records. Sewall's town voted against him as Republicans won most districts by huge margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Augusta
Maine
Sewall
Coffin Altemus & Co Assigns To Pay Liabilities
Coffin Altemus & Co a major Philadelphia wholesale dry goods house assigns to John Lowther Welsh citing inability to secure loans and large holdings of unproductive real estate. The firm conducted hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual business and owns Devon Inn, a summer resort in Devon Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Coffin, Altemus & Co
John
Tarheon Op
Devon ‘Enn
Posters Defaced McKinley Literature In Lexington
At night in Lexington Kentucky bill posters promoting McKinley were smeared with black paint. Republicans threaten to arrest several persons including some young society men in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Washington County Turnpikes Debt Limit Debate
The text explains that a levy cannot exceed twenty five cents per hundred and bonds must be repaid within thirty years. Washington County, not wealthy, faces limits to prevent excessive debt for turnpikes, implying fees may persist for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Crusade for Reform Targets Sabbath Desecration in Madison
In Madison Indiana pastor Rev W R Leeper led two Sunday meetings at the Courthouse denouncing pool selling gambling beer dancing and other harms. City authorities review Sabbath violations and the grand jury plans indictments against saloon keepers barbers and others as the reform crusade continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Madison
Ind
W. R. Leeper
United Presbyterian Church
Oil excitement grows at Broad Ripple in Indianapolis region
Broad Ripple area eight miles above Indianapolis swells with oil fever after a new field advances and the first well struck last Wednesday. Light, owner of the well, announced this afternoon that contracts were let for ten wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Light
Csmei
Two Outlaws Killed in Walker County Shootout
Special Despatch reports Bart Thrasher and Panther were killed near Horse Creek Walker County by ex deputy C H Cole and deputy Ball during a woods encounter. Thrasher had vowed to avenge Lige Thrasher and had led an illicit distillery and counterfeit mill with Panther. Cole and Ball are hailed as brave officers tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Birmingham
Ala
Bart Thrasher
Bibb County
Panther
Cole
Alabame
Ohio Clubs Rally for Republican Victory in Ohio Districts
Reports from Ohio districts show Republicans optimistic about November. Northway of the Nineteenth District vows easy election, warns Bryan win if beaten. Watson of Columbus predicts large defections from Democrats over sound money. L. M. Strong declares Fifth District clubs well organized and Lybrand expected to win big.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Republican Committee
Xe Bee Watson
Columbus
Soundmoney
Betwree
Northway
S.a.northway
Bryan
Ohio
L. M. Strong
Congressional Committee
Fifth District
Capt
Archibald Lybrand
Delaware
Congress
Ceutiaatd
Bids opened for three 11000 ton battleships at Navy Yard
Five bids were presented for building three battleships around 11 000 tons each at a total ship cost near 3 750 000 with armor near 1 000 000. Newport News Cramp Union Iron Works Bath Iron Works and William Cramp each bid different totals and two ships for 650 000. The Navy will award by Oct. 8 with ships due ready in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
McAdoo
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Virginia
John H. Dialogue & Son
Camden
N. J
Bath Iron Works
Maine
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
National banks officers changes and new post offices listed
The Comptroller of the Currency notified changes among officers of several national banks including Kentucky Fleet National Nicholasville Ben P Campbell as President and German National Louisville with a new Vice President, plus First National Cleveland reserve agent nomination. Fourth class postmasters appointed in Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee and new post offices opened at Lola and Humphreys County with F M Harper and Gen R McKeel named postmasters respectively.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Kentucky
Fleet National
Nicholasville
Ben P. Campbell
The
Merchants’ National Bank of New York
First National of Cleveland
Indiana
Zipp
Derburg County
Storck
Ketucky
Brownsville
Edmondson County
Lee Z. Green
Fristoe
Marshall
L. Binkledey
Jones
Ohio
Corea Ae Tiisans
Wheeler's Mill
Grayson County
H C. Wheeler
Lola
Hardeman County
New Humphreys County
F. M. Harper
Gen. R. McKeel
New Incorporations Listed for Columbus Area
The Otway Stone Company of Otway Ohio is formed with capital stock of 50000 dollars. Also listed is Crawford County area of Posey and Marshfield entities in Ohio. Local filings show several new corporate entrants today in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Otway Stone Company
Otway
Capital
Crawford County Aera of
Posen
Ohio
Marshfiel
Maine Hollows Publican Plurality Sets State Record
Maine back a Republican landslide with Powers winning governor by about 50,000 and Reed re-elected to the House by over 10,000. Total state vote around 110,000. Democrats hold only a few representatives as results favor the GOP.
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Augustat Me
Maine
Vermor
Powers
T. B. Reed
House
Senate
Gold Standard
Sewall
Bath
Dingley
Portland
Reed
Beane
Democratic State Committee
Maine Vote Sees Republican Gains and Broad Federation
The election results show Maine leaning Republican with Llewellyn Powers winning governor and Reed retaining his seat. Dingley and Boutelle secure reelection in the First and Fourth Districts while Milliken tops the Third. Campaigns featured cross-party activity and limited direct clashes, with gold Democrats active but not altering the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Powers
Houston
Melvin . Frank
Portland
Luther C. Bateman
Auburn
Ammt S. Ladd
Calais
Prohibition
William Elenry Clifford
Homas B. Reed
Nelson Dingley
Lewiston
Seth L. Milliken
Belfast
Charles A. Boutelie
Bangor
Maine
National House
Edward N. Staples
Biddeford
James E. Campion
Aaron Clark
Buxton
Atwood Levensaler
Thomaston
Charles E. Allen
Dregden
Edward R. Dees
Camden
Melvin 8. Holway
Augusta
Bradford F. Lancaster
Norridgewock
William
Thoon
Sass
Andrew J. Chase
Sélee
Oliver T. D. Chapman
Plymouth
George M. Park
Presque Isle
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Fenans
Victoria
Clan-na-Gael
Kearney
Terrence McDermott
Jey
Phelan
Short
Kansas City
O'Donovan Rossa
Chambers Street
Molino del Rey
King’s Mill
Scott
Guanajuato
Alhondiga
Government Palace
Edwin Sumner Gill
Mexico City
James Hutton
James Prather
Mr. Bryan
Tars
Girl
Allege
Harry Wilkins Mortilly
Tucky Agitators
Law
Veritaten VF
Pine Tree
Lexington Society
Nttthuls
Crusade For Reform
Alabama
Cole and
Old West
Buckeye State
Splendid Club Organization
Gossip OF Washington
Maine Hollows
Publican Plurality
M’kinley
Fron
Milji- Ken
Thira
Boutelie
Polis
Harold Sewall
Arthur Sewall
New England
Epeen
Gold Democrats
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