Assassination in Phoenix Park Shocks Dublin
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke were killed in Phoenix Park as four men attacked them in broad daylight. Both men died from stab wounds and gunfire, with the crime prompting widespread outrage in Dublin and calls for swift justice.
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Lord Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Dublin
Sentinel
Dupin
Phcenix Park
Frederick Cavendish
Mr. Burke
Frederick Quavendish
Stevens’ Hospital
Assassina
London
West End
Assassination Claims Hint at Targeted Cavendish Burke Plot
The Times in London reports belief that Cavendish and Burke were deliberately chosen for assassination. In Dublin during Saturday's procession an inquiry asked if Cavendish participated three times, prompting the chief secretary to lift his hat and confirm the name before the man replied.
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the Sentinel
London
the Times
Cavendigh
Burke
Dublin
Cavendish
Dastardly Attempt to Blow Up Minnesota Towns
A report details a failed bombing in Minnesota with buildings shattered and local fear. no further names or dates provided in the readable text. The item reflects crime outcomes and emergency response notes from a telegraph dispatch.
Fire destroys Montague lumber yards in O J Scoville loss
A fire yesterday nearly wiped out the lumber yards of O. J. and O. Scoville in Montague Michigan. The yard held two to three million feet of lumber and damages exceed fifty thousand dollars with eight insurers covering about thirty thousand.
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the Sentinel
Curiaco
O. J. & O. Scoville
Montague, Mich
Army of the Tennessee Reunion Arrivals Reach St Louis
Delegates and visitors to the Army of the Tennessee reunion in St Louis begin to arrive. Gen. O. M. Poe and Col. A. P. Marrow, aides de camp to General Sherman, arrive, followed by General Phil Sheridan and General Hancock tonight.
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The
Sentinel
St. Louis
Army of the Tennessee
O. M. Poe
Col
A. P. Marrow
Sherman
Phil Sheridan
Hancock
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Sergeant Mason Case
The U S Supreme Court refused the petition for a writ of habeas corpus in Sergeant Mason's case. It held the court martial had full jurisdiction to try Mason for the charged offense and that the sentence was within its power.
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the Sentinel
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Mason
Fatal Fight in Lancaster Ends in Death at Court
In Lancaster Kentucky on a May Saturday evening Captain Singleton arrested Joe Jetson and was taking him to the police court when a mob attacked. He fired into the crowd wounding Mrs Ray in the thigh while a man’s skull was crushed by a brick. Single Ston was badly bruised and arrested. The pistol wound was not fatal amid a political convention and drunkenness.
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The
Sentinel
Lancaster
Kentucky
Singleton
Joe Jetson
Ray
Singleston
Explosions Rock Northfield Minnesota Incidents
A Milwaukee Republican report says Northfield Minnesota experienced two infernal machine attempts. One blast failed at a public ball two weeks ago. A second, a box of explosives in a basement near Dr Greaves office by the bridge caused a loud explosion drawing citizen attention.
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Sentinel
Cuicano
Milwaukee Republican
Northfield
Minn
Greaves
City error damages and Porter relief bills discussed
Walls were sown and medicine damaged in the office with no injuries reported. Citizens link these acts to Clevestry raids once done by the James and Younger brothers. Washington reports a Wisconsin representative Bragg introduces a Fitz John Porter relief resolution authorizing appointment to a matching rank and retirement options. Senate bill mirrors House provisions.
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James
Sentinel
Washisneton
House
Bragg
Wisconsin
Fitz John Porter
United States
Army of the United States
City Notes and Court Scenes Highlight Dense Local Report
Samuel M Karns of Bluffton visits the city while Dr Dinness family faces a serious illness. Ex councilman McCulloch and many others are in town as the circuit court docket is readied. warnings, elopement notes, and a housing case headline a busy day of arrests, trials, appointments, and business moves.
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Samuel M. Karns
Bluffton
Willie
Dinness
Sam Harmon
Chicago
Fred McCulloch
Virginia
CUMPPER Announces Low Priced Strawberries and Wholesale Goods
CUMPPER offers fine season strawberries at 2c per quart with a Tennessee shipment of canned vegetables and cookware items. A gold and silver watch sale and jewelry line with water sets and casters will be offered at any price to please customers. Private sale to Incies at reduced prices advertised by red flag on Calhoun street near Pater Kiser's. E. E. Newton, Auctioneer.
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Cain
Tennessee
Calhoun Street
Pater Kiser
A. E. E. Newton
Closing out stock offers bargains at Calhoun Street stores
Keegan and Muldoon announce a closing out sale to unload stock at 33 and 40 Calhoun Street May 8. They moved to No 66 Calhoun Street for a new spring and summer hat stock and furnishing goods. Also advertised are fishing tackle and live minnows at Max Lade's. Canned peaches reduced to 10 cents per three pound can.
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Calhoun Street
Mesars Keegan & Muldoon
Hattera
Katt
Max Lade
Mainatree
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Hoare
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COR. Barr & Wayne Sts
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Hdfe
Boston
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West Chester
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League of This Place
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Paris
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Freemen’s Journal
Manchester Guardian
America
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O'Kelly
Sentinel Brook Haven
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Milan Township
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A. P. Buchman
W. H. Tremmell
Huntington
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O’ryan
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Matt Schwab
Reinewald Brothers
Bachellor & Doria
Wabash
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August Detzer
Geo. H. Loesch
Indianapolis
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Pittsburg
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T. E Ellison
Superior Court
Ellison
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E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Road
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Stratton
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Boone
Iowa
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Lafayette
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Owens
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Order of Things
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John H. Buas
A. D. Brandriff
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L. R. Hartman
C. 8. Bash
Cumpper
I. W. Mitchell
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