Parnell Shot Rumor Circulates Amid Ireland Turmoil
Dispatches from Dungannon and London report rumors that Charles Stuart Parnell has been shot, with later notes indicating he is possibly wounded. Reports describe Orange and Nationalist meetings, police and military presence, and strong political statements on home rule and opposing treasonous aims.
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Parnelt
Parnell
Daily Chronicle
Orengemen
Heatu
Dungannon
County Tyrone
National League
Ireland
Pa 1
Linnl
Healy
Grover
Odrien
Manders
Sokli
O'Connnor
Uartadown
County Armagh
Orangemla
Houmanian
APF
Ale Tlensa
Uratinag
Rouhas
Fr . Joseph
Count Katnasky
Prince Henry VII
Treuss
Bismarcs
Drataine
Bucharest
Reamania
Bea Dlaugic
Brattaneh
Stiffons Northcote
Cumions
Parthiament
Worthcote
Bradaugh
Columbus Delano Elected President of Wool-Growers
The National Wool-Growers Association met in Chicago with representatives from Vermont New York Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Kansas Minnesota Texas Colorado and West Virginia. Columbus Delano of Ohio was chosen president and Albert Belest of Vermont, HL Befest of Virginia and B D as of Kansas were named to the Executive Committee. The session urged united action to promote wool and called for broader cooperation among states. Also reported, a hurricane news update from New York outlines ship losses including the Victor and Monteagle with multiple deaths.
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Columbus Delans
National Association
Chicago
National
Wool-Grower's Association
Vernont
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Kansas
Minnesota
Texas
Coloraie
West Virginia
Columbus Delano
Albert
Vermont
Virginia
Bronson
Tesoludions
Peru
Thabys
Victor
Jamaica
Charles Welch
Geltae
Monteagle
Phe Carleton
Nassau
Nails
Lay
Eleuthera
J.S. J. Miggs
Miss Wiggs
W. A. Anderson
Nancy Simons
Elizabeth Colebrooke
Jesa Devereuxanl
Amelia Young
Select
Grand Dahaun
Ripple
Disappearance of $1000 From Late County Treasury
In Painesville Ohio the September 3 count by Board of County Commissioners and officials showed a balance $1,000 short after outgoing Treasurer O A Sleskin and successor Lt H H Burr examined funds totaling $14,541.79. A discrepancy arose as Burr later found $1,000 short. no entry or entry access detail explains the shortage, and authorities pursue possible counting or error causes.
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Painesville
Board of County Commissioners
O. A. Sleskin
HH. Burr
Moskin
Liv New
Burr
Death of the Dauphin in Wisconsin
The body of John T. Williams, who died at Edgerton, Wis., arrived in Oshkosh and was buried Tuesday. His wife, unaware of his death, was shocked by the news. Williams, once called the Dauphin of France, was said to be the legitimate son of Louis XVI. He left a son in Sedalia, Missouri, and had invested in Texas wild lands after selling a Winnecoma farm for $20,000 twelve years earlier.
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Sfruke
Ashton Awne
Paini
Hanoi
Sontay
Dios
Lusue
Red River
Harmand
France
Madagascar
Liverroon
James McDermott
Aemon Plates
Russia
Naples
Constantinople
Porte
Bulgaria
Turkey
Noth St. Perenshine
Alexander
Sobeloff
Keutbars
Zankoff
Oshkosh
Wis
Edgerton
City
Iis
Mle
Dauphin
Ebenezer Willi
Green Bay
Louis XVI
John L. Wiliams
Winnecoma
Texas
Anl
Sedalia
Missouri
Dixon Accepts Gubernatorial Bid in Sewanee Nomination
Republican candidate for Governor, Hugh Dixon, writes his acceptance stating he sought no office and would not decline if elected. He approves the platform but plans to await the decision of the people after consulting with colleagues. A note on a separate death: Hugh Blee, father of Robert Blee, died in Cleveland at seventy nine after pneumonia, a former Londonderry, Ireland immigrant. Journalists from the Villard excursion return from Butte City, hosted by Mills of Deer Lodge. they are en route to St Paul.
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Eh Julge Dixon
Ife
Cleveland
Hugh Blee
Robert Blee
Bee Line Road
Londonderry
Ireland
Garrison
Villard
Smalley
Butte City
Deer Lodge
Mills
St. Paul
Anny Lib
Partista
Lsat
State Bureau of Labor
Caial de
Dennis
Anil Sweet
New York City
Chemoer
New York County
Irving Hall
Maryland
Balaclaott Pl
Thenry Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Uae
Democratic Party
Tifteand Fie
People For Reform
Republan Party
Howl
Morrison Harrison
Eharrisont
Maaryland
Real Friends of Reform
Pte
Republi
Hart GB. Holton
Baltimore County
J. L. 2 Smith
Baltimore
Marylin
Gan Gail Rt
Washington Smith
Dorchester
Stocket Matthews
Wilshon
Holton
Smith
Fire Destroys Hardware Yard and Two Dwellings in New Wampton
A fire at Waggoner Brothers hardware yard in New Wampton Missouri damaged two houses and Minor and Fills lumber yard. Loss estimated at $10,000 with insurance coverage noted. Incident dated Easter, September 27, reported in local notices.
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Wampton
Waggoner Brothers
Minor & Fills
Wen
Democratic State Convention Opens in New York
The New York Democratic State Convention met at Buffalo Albany with Alfred C. Chapin named temporary chair and Alfred Chapin later nominated as a key leader. Delegates debated contested seats and adopted a platform praising past reforms while criticizing opponent party conduct.
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New York
Buffalo
Alfred
Chapin
A. Maxwell
Sitting Bail a Quandary in Cabralic Church Affair
The ceremony to admit Sitting Ball as chief in the Cabralic Church at Fort Yates was postponed indefinitely as he debates which wife to retain. Church rules forbid a communicant from having more than one wife, and Bishop Morty had guided him, but separation proved too much and he may return to heathenism. The Quidneck Company faced a Supreme Court writ of assistance to seize property per a decreed decision, with William Sprague and mill superintendents cited to show cause. Prohibition nominations at Syracuse included Frederick Gates for Secretary of State and others, as the party discussed roles at its state convention.
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Atilwautere
Fort Yates
Morty
Quidneck Company
Providence
P. Pomeroy
Supreme Court
Willian Sprague
Quidneck
Important Tariff Decision on Imported Merchandise
Washington September 28 Secretary Fowler ruled on Section Seven of the new tariff law. He holds that the outside covering of goods shipped finished for land and green varies is not included in the dutiable value. The dutiable value is the wholesale market value in finished condition ready to be offered to buyers, excluding the cost of boxes or other preparatory packaging.
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Washsuton
Folwer
Imanufachiuers
Miners Threaten Strikes Near Connellsville
The coal regions near Connellsville face a wide strike risk as McClure & Co. and Raerty & Co. demand ironclad oaths for workers and enforce new weighmen checks. Wagons with capacity limits trigger tensions as mine lots await lockdown orders. Judge McCuny to unveil winter mining rites in the district.
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Pirrswenan
Connellsville
McClure & Co
Raerty & Co
Smi
Ubiriy
McCuny
Praude
Regatta Attendance Surges In Poor Weather Conditions
The Unitan Regatta at Heron Pu draws a larger crowd than any prior day despite rough river conditions. Weather remains unsettled with strong winds and choppy water. Officials note no final races yet as officials prepare for anticipated competition.
Mixed items from Sandy Hook to Minnesota and D.C.
Reports recall General Timcock’s fall at Sandy Hook after witnessing experiments aboard a government boat with a bruised knee and illness since. Louis, Roberts, and Marquis linked to theological offices. A fatal threshing machine explosion at Asakls kills five and wounds four. Senator Blair plans to adjourn labor investigations in weeks. The Colored Convention in Louis Valle adjourns after a brief address. Subscribe for the Evening Observer.
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Timcock
Sandy Hook
Jie
Corerps
Ran
Late News Items From Various Regions
A late news roundup notes the Pennsylvania Legislature ad journ sine die in October and Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor opening the Guelph provincial exhibition. It mentions the Connie Club of Boston courting a visit to Cincinnati, a Chicago grain figure shot dead, and the constitutional amendment victory. Reports include telegraph services expanding to South America via Galveston, a New York Episcopal convention, a death in Shasta, California, and legal actions in Philadelphia and Wichita. It also covers temperance union conventions, a libel case against a Haitian steamer, a fatal train-track discovery near Petersburg, and indictments for embezzlement. Weather and crop notes, executive nominations, and creditor committee actions in Boston and Massachusetts round out the items.
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Pennsylvania
Ontario
Guelph
Connie Club
Boston
Commercal Club of Cincianati
Lynn
Chicago
Sheantius
Para
Galveston
New York
Sir Augustine Chapel
Shasta
Col
SS. Montague
Ehlet
Philadelphia
State Department
John Jones
Davie Fitzgerald
Petersburg
Wornats Christian Temperance Union
Nell
Poughkeepsie
S. C
Dr. Payne
United States
Sherman
Wichita
Raw
State Liquor Protective Association of Illinois
Quines
August Malte
Paul Schusten
Stephen 8. Price
Ithn
Plomas Richardson
Adight Frost
Rock County
Wis
California
Massachusetts
Lima
Robinson
Dawyer
Fragmented News Dockets From Sept Sept. 27 to 28
A chaotic digest reports a hotel fire aboard the steamer Cephalonia injuring seven firemen and a craftsman, Delirious condition of Danbar. Feeney treated after attempting to shoe the British Vice Consul. multiple local incidents include a warehouse fire in Louisiana with $26,000 loss, political notes from New York and Montreal, and a Galveston fire destroying the Porter residence with insurance details.
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Hokl
Cephalonia
Vesterdas
George Pierce
Dunba
Danbar
Peeney
James F. Feeney
Averive Trent
DI Molnes
Lowa Oi
Tani Ling Company
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the Dauphin
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Dan Manning
State Committee
Alfred C. Chapin
Kings
Sammer
Wenly
Grover Cleveland
Francis Lynde Stetson
Thomas F. Grady
Jon Kelly
Londdiy
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Grady
UN Committee En Eqnsist
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Mayer Cooper
County Democracy
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Euclisine
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Lake Upon
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Uap
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Halton
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Viva Yoee Volo
Grady Lo
Gracy
Neil
John Kelly
Thames
Benebet
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Frederick Gates
Stephens Merritt
James Baldwin
George A. Dudley
Virgi A. Willard
Caicaco
Coleridge
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Henok
Unitan Regatta
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Asakls
Minn
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Peter Billedant
Leslie Mathew
Joyce Grange
Education and Later Committee
Washington
Blair
Senate Committee
the Colored Convention
Louisvalle
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Heinay, Whitlier & Wyman
Massachusetts Loan & Pro Company
Jersey
Whittle & Wryman
Botchford & Co
Amd Tiersey & Co
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Smote
Parriano
Fannie
Basta
Maine
Omatta
Neb
Howard
Day
Idaho
James D. Warren
Republican State Committee
London
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James Carey
MacKenna
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