Ireland movement convention opens in Chicago hall
Sept 26 27 reports from Chicago on the inaugural sessions of the Irish movement convention. Delegates from across the United States gather at Association hall La Salle Street to form an international organization and press issues of Irish independence amid tributes to Robert Emmet and calls for action for Irish prisoners. Notables include Mayor Pittpatrick Ex-Collector Merwin and William Lyman with orders given to prepare a young Irish-American defense force if needed.
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Ivoliand
United States
Ys MG. A
la Salle Street
America
Ireland
England
Synelows Association
Robert Emmet
Dib- Hin
Fox
Pittpatrick
New Orleana
N. Merwin
Port
New York
William Lyman
Bane City
Irish National League
O'Neill Ryan
St. Lonty
Tudge Savage
California
G. W. Shweeney
Glaemonti
James Killilen
Nashville
John T. Keating
Ancient
Order of Tibernians
Uwitnets
John FF
Fluerty
Chicago
Finerty
Trish
Chalrutina Finerty
Wiverty
Association Hall
J. FP. Flnerty
J. P. Sutton
J. F. Weating
TH. McGrevy
J. D. Strain
J. M. Kennedy
Montana
D. O'Brien
St. Paul
Driscoll
New Haven
P. J. Tudge
Holyoke
Cornelius Harding
Pilusivg
Committee On
Paul M. Sheedy
John Madden
Order of Hibernians
Allegheny County
Covnathne
Incomplete OCR Summary of Local Results
Fragmented text lists results with county references and winter theme. Details are unreadable and names or places are missing. Cannot determine full events or entities for a proper news card.
Million Dollar Hotel Keagan Sale Reported in Springs
Reported sale of Hotel Keagan, plunge baths, and Royal springs property in Tot Springs to an Eastern syndicate led by H. M. Flagler of Standard Oil for 1,000,000 dollars. If closed, it would be the state's largest real estate transaction. Royal Baking Powder prominence cited in trade notes.
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Tot Springs
F.J. Evans
H. M. Flagier
Standard Oil Company
Catholic National Association elects officers in St. Louis
In St. Louis on September 27 the Catholic National Association elected President Rev. M. A. Cunnion of New York first vice president Rev. G. M. Gibson of Terre Haute second vice president George I Mulligan of St. Louis and secretary treasurer John G. Brady of Albany. The convention adjourned after deciding to meet in New York next year.
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Catholica
Ollborn
St. Louis
Asion
M. A. Cunnion
New York
G. M. Gibson
Terre Haute
George I. Mullgan
John G. Brady
Albany
Self Confessed Murderer in Portsmouth Confession
M A Carter alias Ed Harrigan of Baltimore was arrested in Portsmouth to confess to killing a woman on August 17. He told police the crime has weighed on him and he wants to be hanged. Police doubt his sanity.
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Portsmouth
N. H
M. A. Carter
Ed Harrigan
Baltimore
Grand Traverse Arrives After 48-Hour Delay
Grand Traverse Lite, Green Bay, Wis. Sept. 27. The Lackawanna Transportasion companys steamer Grand Traverse arrived here today, forty-eight hours overdue. The steamer was caught in Saturday nights hurricane and ran back to Garden Island. She led a rough experience, but was not damaged.
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Grand Traverse Lite
Green Bay
Wis
Lackawanna Transportasion Company
Grand Traverse
Garden Island
Wide Discrepancy in St Paul O Leary Firm Assets
Wide Divcrepancy, St. Paul, Sept. 27. Yesterday 7. 1. Broderick, assignees of J. J. O'Leary & Sons, filed with the clerk of courts a fiaxament showing. In detail the standing of this company, Assets, are $27,200, Liabilities, $201,072.
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St. Paul
Broderick
J. J. O'Leary & Sons
One Term Euough Brooklyn Mayor Declines renomination
Brooklyn September 27 Mayor Schleren issued a statement declaring under no circumstances would he accept another nomination. Marshfield Wisconsin September 27 Felix J Borgia pastor of the M D church died suddenly of apoplexy last night. Key West September 27 Filibusters captured near Bahia Head yesterday were discharged today.
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Euough
Brooklyn
Schleren
Methodiat Preyeher Diew
Marshfield
Wis
Felix 7
Borgia
M.D. Chuvel
Key West
Bahia Headn
Penvy Expedition Leaves St. John’s Bound for New York
The Penvy expedition departed here by stemmer Silvin en route to New York. An Associated Press correspondent reported that several bones were found near Greeley’s camp on Cape Babine, suggesting the aftermath of the Cape Babine incident.
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Donewound
St. John's
N. F
Penvy
Stemmer Silvin
New York
Preas
Greeley
Cape Babine
Assignment Filed by Teffrlen Hunnicutt in Wilmington
Teffrlen and Hunnicutt hardware merchants of Wilmington filed an assignment. Estimated assets about 35000 dollars liabilities around 25000 dollars. The filing indicates a pending reassignment to satisfy creditors and protect the firm’s obligations.
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Mondo
Wilmington
Ohio
Teffrlen & Hunnicutt
Lave
Assota
Vindication for American Book Company in Virginia libel suit
The Virginia Circuit Court trial ended with a verdict awarding punitive damages against unauthenticated libel claims. The American Book Company and agent R. B. Byrd presented unimpeachable evidence of fair dealing with Virginia and other states, with the attorney general praising uniform terms and absence of discrimination.
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Virginia
Norfolk
New York
Achael
Lean Book Company
R. B. Byrd
Gina & Coy
Naworky
T Wai
Americcan ‘Book ‘Company
Statomenta Sada
Virgints
American Book Company
Nene
Toto
Market Reports from Grain and Live Stock Centers
Chicago markets show wheat and corn futures mixed with December at 6 1 8 c and May around 2 0 1-8 c, while oats and rye move on September and October bids. Livestock prices ease for hogs and hold steady for cattle, with cattle demand steady but fat cattle scarce. Minnesota and Milwaukee notes detail on track prices, flour steady, and pork and lard values, reflecting a cautious trading day in late September.
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Chicago
Hays—Mnarkel
Balde
Heeves
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Paul
Beets Prove Suitability of Minnesota for Sugar Beet Cultivation
Dr George D Frankforter of Minnesota State University reports sugar beet analyses from P D MacMillan near Austin showing beets with about 13 percent sugar. He says Minnesota water and soil favor beet growth and the 1 cent per pound state bounty could make beet sugar production profitable. The note also praises Royal baking powder as a standard for purity and strength.
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Minneapolis
George D. Frankforter
State University
Lings Justi
Minnesota
P. D. MacMillan
Austin
Frankforter
Mine- Millan
Nebraska
Humane Association Debate Opens Ninth Annual Convention
The American Humane Association met at the West Hotel in Minneapolis for its nineteenth annual convention. The opening program included welcome addresses and papers. A letter from Secretary Gaylord H. Thompson of Colorado on the Gillette bull fight sparked a debate and was referred to the resolutions committee, signaling a heated session ahead. General Tiburcio Otero, a former Mexican army officer, was attacked today by unnamed assailants causing serious injury to his wife.
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American Humane Society
Minneapolis
American Humane Association
West Hotel
Gaylord H.thompson
Colorado Association
Gillette
Colo
Committee On Resolutions
Leaven
Syracuse
Demeuratie
Toraila
King
Brooklyn
John B. Madson
GloversyMle
C. Daw
Cobleskill
Norton Chase
Albany
Russell I. Stuart
Syrqwasxe
Coure of Appeals
John D. Teller
Auburn
Witha
Np Country
Niu
Exelse
Balkin
Lecauac
Midleport Granite Arsek Company Goes Into Receiver
In Revelverns Hand a Columbus paper notes the Midleport Granite Arsek company entering receivership under Sifmoy A. WeMnans gil te lnyng. Assets about 40,000. Middleport National bank claims 1,200. KF, Fi, Colver reports the rail mall service supervisor in Los Angeles facing charges, has gone to Washington to present its case.
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Revelver'n Handa
Columbus
Ohio
Mid-leport Granite Arsek Company
Sifmoy A. WeMnans Gil Te Lnyng
Arsets
Wip
Middleport National Bank
Colver
Elert
Los Angeles
Punt
San Francisco
Waarlington
Democratic convention in New York City split over party control
At a New York State Democratic convention in Syracuse and then New York City, leaders clashed over representation between Tammany Hall and the state organization. Delegates praised leaders like Terry Belmont while denouncing the anti third term stance, and a platform advocating home rule, honest public service, fair taxation, and reform. After the vote, New York City insiders claimed a victory for Tammany, leaving the state democracy and delegates unsettled and planning further independent action.
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Byzactine
N. Y
Democrats of
New York
Terry Belmont
Renator Murphy
Flower
Surehild
Gotham
Croker
New Haven
New York City
Tammany
Nio Inter
Tam Innny
Iowa
Firth
Cyd
Chivteenth
Cleveland
Miles prepares to leave New York for Washington
Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles announces he is arranging his affairs to go to Washington to sue General John W. Schofield as commander of the United States Army. Schofield has reached the age limit of sixty four and will retire. Miles was born in West.
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New York
Wheealington
Nelson A. Miles
Whrattington
John W. Schofield
United States Army
Schofeld Brylog
Linte
Gen. Miles
West
General Miles and the war record noted
The excerpt recalls Gen Miles in 1889, stating he had academic schooling but no West Point degree, and rose from volunteer to major general during the Civil War. It notes his later campaigns against Indians and his popularity and handsome appearance.
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Minster, Maas
West Point
Poner
Union
Miles
Murder at Dedlami near Deda Station leads to warrants
A murder occurred at Deda Station fifteen miles from here on the Great Northern road. Coroner Howson investigates as a missing party of seven men who left Dedham with the victim. A hat and dragged body found suggest homicide. the deceased was shot through the head and robbed of water money and clothes.
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Woodmor
Que Nya
West Superior
Wis
Deda Station
Haere
Liewson
Aya
Dedham
Treasure to Orient Ships Hold Over Million in Treasure
A San Francisco report says the Pacific mill steamer City of Rio de Janeiro carried the largest treasure shipment to the Orient in over two years. Cash from banks and Chinese merchants totaled 1,184,200 dollars, including 905,400 in Mexican dollars and 227,000 in silver bullion, pushing October exports to exceed 3,000,000.
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China
Japan
San Francisco
Pacific Mill
Rio de Janeiro
Chia
Orient
Thin Bum
Snail
Valkyrie NT. to miss transatlantic voyage this year
The World reports Valkyrie NT will not cross the ocean this year and will winter in South Brooklyn or the Erie Basin. Sightseers found the crew unloading stores and loading them onto the City of Bridgeport, dispelling rumors of an imminent departure.
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Valkyrie
New York
Brooklyn
Erie Basin
Tand Duoraven
Valkyria
Bridgeport
Waill
Priny
Skeletons Exhumed for Park Road Work in St Paul
Ungovered Skeletonn in St Paul reports that workers cutting a road around a hill brow uncovered nearly complete skeletons. Some bones preserved, others scattered as they were moved by laborers. Only relics found were copper ornaments and pipe fragments.
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St. Paul
Park Loward
Rome
BEALING CLAIMS RECEIVED BY BRITISH AMBASSADOR
Lord Aberdeen hastens to Ottawa to meet Sir Tullan Pauncefote, the British ambassador at Washington, who will arrive on the 80th inst. Pauncefote has received a request for immediate payment of Canadian sealers under the award, aiming to settle the claims promptly.
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Washington
Ottawa
Lord Aberdeen
Tullan Pauncefote
Tullan Luis
German Celebrations Highlight Empires Ties and War History
The article reviews German imperial pageantry and public speeches under Emperor Wilhelm II, noting how celebrations divert attention from socialism and bolster pride in the Hohenzollern dynasty. It contrasts German cultural achievements with past wars, and questions national justification amid Great Power rivalries.
Go West Promises and Promoters in Northwest Prospect
Fragmentary historical note references rail lines and promoters around St Paul and the Northwest country. Mentions investors and protective measures. incomplete text limits precise facts but signals promotional material for western expansion and railway ties.
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Greeley
Bur Pylets
Waitenay
P&t
St. Paul
Mion
Loney Bebl Lord and Investors
Incomplete Note Fragments About Debt Payment
Fragmentary OCR shows a dialogue where Mr H explains inability to pay a debt to another party, asking for purpose of the letter and mentioning writing to someone about payment. The legibility is poor and names are unclear, leaving the core fact a debtor cannot pay.
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Tim
Bool
Hetouette
Gio Ser
Now to Mike Good Rounds in Northwest farming guide
A teased book titled now to Mike Good ltons advertised for farmers and riders. The North-Western Line from St. Louis passes a copy to readers free on receipt of address and three cents for postage. The note includes a joke about a traveler and a casual reference to Chicago Tribune satire.
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Mike
Northwest
Muissenger
St. LP
M & C. Ivy
Portage
T. W. Lonsdale
St. Pru
Fragmented Local Notice From Mayon OH Advertising Mixed Names
An OCR fragment lists obscure product names and a brief street scene. It mentions Sagreman Oninphor Tee and Glycorina Curae Conprallants with references to Teper Bore Fest and Chublaby Plu. The Office Boy at Baltor asks about a caller and notes a drug advertisement for Hanson’s Magle Corn salve.
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Sagreman
Chublaby
Plu
C. G. Clark Co
Mayon
Fragmentary 19th century note on oysters and cook miscue
An edited fragment from Detroit Free Press quotes an oyster speaking about the season and a cook’s interruption at a party. The text shows garbled stray letters and misaligned words, yielding a fragmented historical newspaper vibe with unclear context.
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Detroit’ Free Press
Do You Love Me Well Enough to Walk the Avenue
A fragmentary Detroit Free Press item quotes a dialogue with a Dreomer suit reference. The brief exchange hints at romantic resolve, set against a street scene on the avenue, reflecting a light, period tone.
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Lawrence
Detroit Pree Press
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