O'Donnell Trial and Panama Canal Notes
Coverage of the O'Donnell murder trial in Port Elizabeth and Bow Street with testimonies from Carey family members, Melrose crew, and police officials. Also reports on Panama Canal completion forecasts, cotton trade distress in Lancashire, and a Dublin meeting award of thanks to journalist Robert Skaydon.
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O'Donnell
Lesbos
Carey
James Casey
Thames
Lundon
O'Donnel
Bow Street
Flowers
Poland
Odonnnell
Sullivan
OC Pomnel
James Parish
Melrose
Thomas Jones
Cape Town
Jones
Odonnell
Gary
Port Elizabeth
Tle
America
Freeman's Tour
Dublin
Milbank
Newgate Prison
Millbank
Newgate
Lancashire
Manchester
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Company
Dunas
Mampoer
Mapoch
Transvaal
Great Britain
Sercoant
National League
Loughrea
County Galway
Robert Skaydon
Shepherd's League For Protection
West of Ireland
Attempted assassination near British Consulate in New York
Feeney, a 20 year old Tristanan by birth, fired two shots at the British Consul at the New York British Consulate. He claimed a unionist motive and was captured by a police officer. He is held for trial and described as insane after a wild court appearance.
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Urltich
New York
Hattess Tran
Feeney
Dam A. Feeney
Tristanan
Buffalo
Neul
Hdd Prentiss Amt
David Oak
Tombs Court
Offcer Jatin Carr
Iimner
le Wantwil
Eumels
Dublin
Ilmainham
Jin
Anl
Liverpool
Toronto
Canada
Guitale
Ireland
Hie
London
Hin
Toki
Kay
Chinamen naturalization limits debated in Fields court
A case in San Francisco before Justice Fields centers on Chinese subjects claiming British status and land rights in the United States. Judge Field will rule that naturalized Chinese as British subjects are confined to the colony of their naturalization, with Hong Kong born individuals needing a British Governor issued passport to assert any right in U.S. courts.
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Joden
San F
Cisto
United States
Justice Fields
Supreme Court
Field
Britain
Hong Kong
Murderous maniac maims wife in brutal attack in Strisavilb
A man on East Union Street Strisavillab attacked his wife Mrs Harry Mayher with a razor, slashing her hands and neck as townspeople cried for help. Ferry, found insane, was restrained and taken to the Italian where he raved. Mrs Mayher survived the bleeding wounds, while their household was put under guard amid a grim scene of violence.
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StrisavilLb
Mass
East Union Street
Harry Mayher
Tewse
William Ferry
William Perry
Mayber
Ferry
Ibis
Nord
Weather a Pioneer Onweren FALL Ohio Obituary
David Johnston Stearns died yesterday morning at age ninety. He was among the first settlers of the township and felled the first tree on Butternut Ridge, marking a notable early achievement in the area.
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Onweren Fall
David Johnston Stearns
Butternut Ridge
Cattle and Trade Tensions Across Nations In News
Consul Sutton reports Mexico and United States cattle supply issues affecting Western states. Northern Mexico may hold 6.5 million cattle amid 510,000 square miles of grazing. breeding imports may be duty free. Captain Erbin warns reciprocity treaty fears may threaten workers and require protection. Condemned ships sale bids exceed valuations. Flora and Pawnee offered at 64,000 and 20,000 dollars. Silver dollar issue and counterfeit plate arrest noted. Lieutenant Robertson pay case suspended after court-martial.
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Guaymis
Tampico
Sonora
Chihuhus
Coahui
Attes Case
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas
Colorado
Mexico
Alexica
Ansious
Erbin
United States
Pensacola
Navy Department
Honollulu
Honoa
Americainevehania
North
Credit Syste
Zenk
Navy Departments
Pthe Flora
Pawnee
New London
Port Royal
8. C
Robertson
German Labor Opinion Told To Senate Panel
Henry Bischof of the German Bank testified before a Senate Labor and Education subcommittee that U.S. workers have shorter hours than in Germany and urging employers to pay time to protect workers. He argued unions harm labor and that legislation could not fix all issues, noting the value of industrial schools for homemaking. The report also covers Greenbackers and Douglass speech in Louisville with crowd reactions and organizational tensions.
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Belog
York
Henry Bischof
Senate Sub Committee On Labor and Education
Germany
America
Bey
Wife shot by husband at lodgings in Roaswax
Nel lie Currie twenty six cook at Perkins Cafe shot and killed by her husband Richard Currie at their doorway yesterday morning. He fled but was captured by bystanders and turned to police. he appeared under liquor and no motive is known. Also notes the suicide of W H Keaton near Minos Casey and other scattered items including a fatal street accident and a church moderator death.
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Ing Greenbackers
Rosgros
State Committee of Greenbackers
Moody
Amk
Means Tilly
Democratic
Ivention Anmek
Ivention Anmek Oat Clevien Oelock
J. Bland
Athol
Bland
Moody Boynton
Butler
Louisville
Fred Douglass
Liederkrangdall
Janes Spead
Lincoln
James Heskin
Dotzlass
Republican Party
Van
Foor
Green
Douglass
Roaswax
Nellie Currie
Perkins
Richard Currie
Currie
Richard
Ohio
Minos
Casey
Til
W. HH. Keaton
George Killan
Smith
J. Heaton
Troy
Murder Case Hearing In Stratford Opened
The Rose Clark Ambler murder case resumed in Stratford with witnesses testifying on road conditions the night of the murder. Loring Ambler Rose’s former husband’s brother described family relations while William Smith of Birmingham testified Lewis discussed the case and claimed he could identify the killer if in Stratford. Another item notes an elderly woman and daughter traveling to visit a brother near Aquilla losing composure on route and needing assistance from fellow passengers. A separate brief from Cincinnati reports the Northern Masonic jurisdiction Supreme Council session opening with a reception by the Ohio Grand Consistory and a street parade featuring multiple commanderies and cositories.
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ReipGeront
Conn
Rose Clark-Ambler
Stratford
Rose
Lewis
Waco
Tex
Hiiwis
Aquilla
Cichtean
Texas Central
Masonic Supreme Council
Cinqginnathe
Supreme Council
Ohio
Cincinnati Commandery No. 3
Knights Templar
Manselman Commandery
Covington and Newport
Peoria
Oriental Consistory
Chicago
Late News Items From A Fragmented Telegraph Page
A jumble of late news notes mentions a Japanese prince joining HMS Northampton in Quebec, a defaced Sir Daniel Webster monument in Massachusetts, and a monu ment corner stone ceremony by the Commercial Club. Other items report smallpox fears among navvies on the Canadian Pacific, a Chicago wool growers meeting planned by state associations, a fatal elevator accident in Chicago, and a Philadelphia steamship manifest of war materiel bound for Port au Prince. Also noted are a Cincinnati civic tribute, a New Orleans street fire, and a September glassmakers convention in Delft.
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Quebec
H. M.S. Northampton
Daniel Webster
Maegshiei
Mass
Charities Ad Corrections
United States
Bexa
Louisville
Chi- Commercial Club
Manaay
Tanise
Montreal
Little Square
Liver, Johnson, St Anne and
Duwaine Streets
New Orleans
Canadian Pacific Railway
Georgina Bank
Cincinmti
Society of the Warung
Cumberland
Crittenden
Oliver P. Gooding
St. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Kirwin
Theron Goodwin
Castleton
Troy
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Chicago
James T. McKay
Philadelphia
Aml
Cheaga
Ethel
Port Au Prince
Laytien Gov- Orme
Tita
Notable arrivals and dignitaries in New York and Easton
Francis Murphy in New York attends a welcome reception at Cooper Union with Judge Noah Davis and Rev Dr Newman among speakers. Easton, Pa discusses a tax ruling on blast furnaces in Northampton County. furnace taxes approved for borough and county. President Arthur sails aboard the cutter Dexter from Newport to Bristol. A Buffalo report notes the schooner York State was wrecked in a Lake Erie storm with six crew aboard, carrying 16,000 bushels of wheat.
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Port Jervis
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railway
BureaLo
N.Y
Rochester
Pittsburgh
South Buffalo
Ferry Street
Norway
Port Colborne
Windmill Point
John Wesley
Glack Rock
Wiliam IL. Vanderbilt
Long Point
York State
Deteland
Kennard House
Uny
Western Association of Class Makers
New York State Glass Makers
N.J. Ryder
Durhamville
New York
Willian Loefler
Dr. Frazee
Conestoga, New York
Francis Murphy
Tempe
Cooper Union
Noah Davis
Supreme Cot
Newman
Clinton LB. Fisk
Eastox
Northapton County
Glendon Era Company
Chicago
Daily News
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Trayes
Mayer & Co. assets filed for assignment in New York
Ferdinand Mayer and Benjamin Mayer filed an assignment for the benefit of creditors in the county clerk's office. The Mayer & Co hardware and wholesale firm at 30 White Street lists about 310,5150 in preferred claims to Sins Danzig.
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New York
Oradtta
Ferdinand Mayer
Benjamin Mayer
Mayer & Co Waelens
Danzig
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Over the
Ocean
James Caray
George Alexandre Rhallis
Jurisconsult
Standard
Paris
Suez Canal Company
Bolling
New Hawes
Tre
New Haven
Fair Haven
Evasina
Robert HL. Graham
Reliable Manufacturing Company
Venables
Graham
Villard's
Lake Shore
Ferdinand, Mayer & Co., Woolens
Americus
Oslethorp
Tenry Newsaime
Hic
Ohin
Tong
Jlo
Henry Newsome
Hurrox
Hamm
Riley
Ritz
Brice Land
Conty
Moniger
Layberger
Weisterber
Leonard
Gaisel
Griffin
Hosmer
Clayton
Teneyek
Eliott
Ross
Plaisted
Babbeth
Priddy
Pittsacran
Hulton
Jo Marrow
Oswree
Sarepta
Aden
Wist Fairhaven
Ant
Schacier and Secton Mateherdt
CHE Agh
Hillard
Sexton
Schaefer
Schacter
Washington
Sutton
Matamoros
Honolulu
Education and Labor
Memmis
Atoka
Temn
Johm Alanassa
Tipton
Manassa
Hill
Ile
Hirge
Detroit
Sept
John
Nicholas Siool
Revo Mrawaver
Pew
E. F. Hatfield
D. D
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church At
Saratoga
Sprague
Provincxon
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Wittian
Meir
Baraat
Slough
Uendricks
Werand Naneljes
Lad
Sep
Tina Quarrel Ata Datce Enos Scott
Theodore Gibbs
Arthur
Dexter
Providence
Newport
Bristol
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