Platform of the Irish National League at Philadelphia
The Irish National League met in Philadelphia on April 27 for a formal organization, adopting a platform denouncing English misrule in Ireland. The resolutions condemn coercion laws, mass imprisonment, land monopoly, and famine as tools against Ireland, and pledge support for Irish self government and a united American Irish party.
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Irish National League
Philadelphia
Alexander Sullivan
Chicago
England
Ireland
S. Cox
New York
Edward O’meagher Condon
Cox
Father Agnew
Scotland
United Manhattan League
Fathers Boylan
Agnew
Committee On
Tre‘airad
America
Edward Ill
Elizabeth Earl of Stratford
Charles I
Anne
Gladstone
Irish National League of America
Irish National League of Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Butler
Limerick
Forster
Parnell
Great Britain
France
John Ireland
St. Paul
John O'Connor
Omaha
John Lancaster Spalding
Peoria
John Williams
Boston
W. Ryan
Buffalo
Patrick A. Feehan
Edward Fitzgerald
Little Rock
United States
Patrick Egan
John Dillon
Eugene Sheehy
Matthew Harris
Chadwick
Brown
St. Louis
Irish National League leaders chosen after convention dispute
The American Irish convention adopted resolutions, elected officers including Sullivan as President after a tense session with dynamite-men protests. Mrs Parnell was named President of the Ladies National League, while a memorial and cables supported Davitt and Parnell. The night gathering honored Patrick Egan with speeches and attendance neared twelve thousand.
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Thomas Bracken
New York
Charles O’ Reilly
Detroit
New League
Alexander Sullivan
Chicago
John Byrne
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Dublin Castle
Major Byrne
John J. Hynes
National League
Michael Davitt
Land League
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Foran
Parnell
National League of America
Henry F. Sheridan
God Save
Father McKenna
Massachusetts
W. Wallace
James Reynolds
New Haven
M. V. Gannon
J. G. Donnelly
Wisconsin
John F. Armstrong
Georgia
United States
Fair
Nevada
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Patrick Egan
The
Academy of Music
Thomas Brennan
Samuel J. Randall
Colonel McClure
the Times
Father Boylan
James Redpath
A Cry for Help from Louisiana Red Cross Units
Clara Barton receives a telegraphic appeal from Louisiana Red Cross officers detailing devastation from a cyclone in Coahoma County Mississippi and surrounding areas. One hundred dead two hundred wounded and one thousand homeless. Appeal for money to fund nurses food clothing through New Orleans Association via New York Chamber of Commerce.
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Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Wesson
Beauregard
West Wesson
Peach Orchard Street
Mississippi Mills
Calvin Reed
Sexton
Rease
Butler
Beauregaré
Georgetown
H. C. Lewis
Savage
J. W. Crawford
Tillghman
Natchez & Jackson
West Point
Clay County
Central Hotel
Henly House
Cotton Exchange
Osborne County
Aberdeen
Caledonia
Columbus
Chattanooga
Wesson and Beauregard
Washington
Clara Barton
Red Cross Association
Louisiana Red Cross State Association
Wasson
Miss
Associate Society
Copiah County
Ublic
New York Chamber of Commerce
Fatal Railroad Collision Near Olivet Station Detroit
A Detroit April 28 report details a Chicago & Grand Trunk collision near Olivet Station between the westbound passenger train and a following freight train. Faulty air brakes halted the passenger, but a signal error allowed the freight to rear into the cars, killing conductor P. J. Wall of Montreal and passengers H. Frye of Englewood New Jersey and John W. Higgins of Detroit, with ten to twelve others seriously injured.
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Detroit
Evening News
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railroad
Olivet Station
P. J. Wall
Montreal
H. Frye
Englewood, N. J
John W. Higgins
H. P. Baldwin & Co
Death of Rev. Dr. C. B. Boynton in Cincinnati
The Rev. Dr. C. B. Boynton a noted Congregational minister and former Chaplain of the National House of Representatives from 1865 to 1870 has died at age 77 in Cincinnati.
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C. B. Boynton
Cincinnati
National House of Representatives
General Logan Buys Interest in New Mexico Cattle Ranch
The Denver paper reports that General John A. Logan has purchased an interest in a large cattle ranche in New Mexico. The move signals expanding land holdings and influence in the southwest.
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Denver
John A. Logan
New Mexico
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Charles A. Vogeler CO
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
Boston Globe
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Hostetter
Nebraska
Platte
Mer
Lincoln
Geo. W. Frank
Jit
Corning
Iowa
Lan
Beast
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