Home Rule Meeting in Dublin Sanctioned by Ex Lord Mayor
An enthusiastic Dublin gathering under Ex-Lord Mayor Sullivan and Davitt Redmond Healey and Plimsoll backed Home Rule. Lord Ripon Morley urged restraint and warned against coercion while promising protections for Protestant Catholics amidst mounting Irish calls for self government. Meanwhile trials in London and other notes followed.
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Cusum
Leinster Hall
Sullivan
Davitt
Redmond
Healey
Plimsoll
Lord Ripon
Moreley
Ireland
England
Morley
London
Thomas Qallans
Michael Harkins
Mapleson
Loxpox
John L. Sullivan
Barnard
Jem Smith
Fleming
Fleet
Smith
Birmingham
Coventry
Edgbaston
Scotland
Sent up inpranapouis conspirators face prison terms
Inpranapois federal court Judge Woods overruled motions for a new trial for Coy and Bernhamer, convicted tally sheet conspirators. Coy gets eighteen months in prison and a $100 fine. Bernhamer receives one year and a $1000 fine. They are remanded to county jail pending appeal to Judge Gresham. Proceedings yesterday report juror influence claims and juror discussions affecting verdict.
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Inpranapouis
Ind
Woods
Coy
Bernhamer
Gresham
Inpranapolis
John J. Cooper
Carboner
Messick
Foreman Davis
Ormomnatt
Ohio
United States
Benjamin E. Hopkins
Fidelity Bank
Jackson
Burnett
J. E. Bruce
Henry Hooper
Messrs
Bateman
Harper
Curonco
Indianapolis
Chicago
Indignant Canada protests settlement over fisheries terms
Ottawa reports a telegraphed settlement of fisheries issues seen as unfavorable to Canada sparks a national storm. Opposition presses denounce the deal as sacrificing Canadian interests for imperial aims and Chamberlain’s motives, arguing Canada must negotiate its own treaties.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion
Chamberlain
United States
Fire destroys Britton mill after oil fuel fails
Nine months after Britton iron and steel switched to petroleum, a clogged feed pipe caused a steam valve to discharge oil into the furnace. The oil ignited, bursting into flames that destroyed the mill within an hour. About 200 workers fled, with losses estimated at 50,000 dollars and insurance of 45,000 dollars.
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Olevellann, O
Britton Iron and Steel Company
Lion Attack on Photograph Stuns Dublin Audience
Lonpor February 4 report details M'lle Senide placing her head in a lion's mouth for a photo at Dublin. A flash spooked the beast, jaws closed, and the animal dragged her, then tore and clawed her chest and arm. Attendants and guards fought the lion, freeing the dancer, who survived but suffered severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’lle Senide
Tariff Reform Banquet Highlights Congressional Debate
Baxumimogs Feb 3. Merchants Manufacturing association banquet drew over 200 guests including Senators Butler Gray Vance Daniel Wilson and Treasury officials. Ben Butterworth urged tariff revision by friends, arguing protection made the US a great manufacturing nation while advocating free trade with Canada for market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxumimogs
Merchants’ Manufacturing Association
Butler
South Carolinia
Gray
Delaware
Vance
North Carolina
Daniel
Virginia
Wilson
Maryland
Treasury
W. Trenholm
Hugh 8. Thompson
Congress
John W. Daniel
Treasury Thompson
South Carolinas
Ben Butterworth
Canada
America
South
Trenholm
Samuel Dibble
Z. B. Vance
W. O. P. Breckinridge
Chas. E. Hooker
Buttterworth
Third Party Prohibition Aims to Defeat Republicans
New York World interview with General Neal Dow, father of temperance, outlines third party strategy for 1884 campaign. Dow says focus on New York and Ohio, will stump in Western New York Maine, backs General Fiske as probable standard bearer, though not sure he will run. Prohibition will stress Republican liquor ties to sway voters nationwide. Dow, who supported Blaine in 1884, now opposes him, arguing prohibition cannot win within the Republican era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Fiske
New Jersey
Blaine
Republican Party
Rusk boom in Wisconsin faces Blaine delegates clash
Ashland reports the Wisconsin Rusk presidential effort shields by Sherman supporters to block Blaine delegates. A Milwaukee citizen communications with Roscoe Conkling yields a letter urging patience, denying newspapers reports, and urging vigor for the party despite recent losses and wartime wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Milwaukee
Ashland Daily News
Rusk
Sherman
Wisconsin
Blaine
Chicago
Taylor
Hudson
Roscoe Conkling
Jerry
Charles Weiler
Senator Conkling
Cora Lee Goes to Omaha After Acquittal
Cora Lee, recently acquitted in Springfield Mo of conspiracy in Mrs. Graham murder, travels toward Council Bluffs then Omaha. In Kansas City she asks to be recognized as Mrs. Cora Graham and pleads for rest, saying she plans to start anew away from interviews and public scrutiny.
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Kansas
Crry
Cora Lee
Springfield
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Buffalo Scorched as Barnes Hengerer Co. Fire Destroys Store
In Buffalo at Barnes Hengerer Co on Main Street a massive five story dry goods building was consumed by fire within minutes of noon. The loss totals about 750000 with many escape scenes as workers were rescued from upper floors. Nearby stores suffered heavy water damage but avoided total loss. two employees missing were later counted.
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Borrano, N
Barnes, Hengerer & Co
Main Street
Main
Pearl Street
Burrato
N. Y
Barnes, Mengerer Co
Swan
Glennysons & Co
Old Kentucky Governor Pursues Long-Delayed Senate Pay
Washington reports ex Governor Merriwether of Kentucky visiting the Capitol to press a $1,500 claim for salary balance as New Mexico governor and territory disbursing officer. At 89 he is in needy circumstances after a long, unresolved claim with a faded Rip Van Winkle likeness noted.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
Merriwether
Kentucky
Henry Clay
United States Senate
Territory
New Mexico
Washington
Court of Claims
Congress
Committee On
House
Senate
Rip van Winkle
Caruth
Louisville
Biue
Sam
Miraculous return to life of Miss Crawford in Exxwakt
In Exxwakt Indiana Miss Crawford, a country resident, was thought dead after pneumonia. While in her father s arms she said she was dying and the family prepared her for burial. After hours she revived, describing a black pit before consciousness returned. The town celebrates her recovery and gratitude runs high.
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Exxwakt
Ind
Miss Crawford
Here
Sudden Death Follows Dr Rhoads Widow in Nevada Missouri
Mrs. Rhoads died January 16 in Nevada Missouri after a sudden illness. Her husband Dr J M Rhoads, a former hotel operator and dentist, accompanied the body to Upper Sandusky Ohio for burial. He died soon after, at Mrs C Y Piersons home, grieving over her death. He had practiced dentistry and invested in real estate, with a recent move to Nevada Missouri where his residence was unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Fort Wayne
Rhoads
Wooster
Galion
Carey
Wichita
Kansas
Denver
Col
Ingersoll Refuses Pamphlet Converting Crusade
The public figure Robert G. Ingersoll rejects a pamphlet titled Sure Care for Atheists as full of errors. He notes a single reading proves its vanity driven aim. Visitors from Salvation Army seek to convert him, often thwarted by the office boy who knows such figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
Ingercoll
Salvation Army
Bonnet
Democratic power struggle over state chair position
Discussion grows in democratic circles about who will succeed Hon. James H. Rice as state central committee chair. Col Rice says health prevents him from serving. Hon. 8. P. Sheerin says he would consider the post if time and finances allowed, but he cannot take the job due to commitments to other clients.
The New Grand Jury Impaneled in William G Douglas Case
The following grand jurors were named in William G Douglas city note John Shaffer Madison township Frederick Meads Jackson township Mathias Hellopeter Cedar Creek township Henry Applegate Maumee township Patrick Horn Perry township After diphtheria scarlet fever or pneumonia Hood s Sarsaparilla will give strength to the system and expel all poison from the blood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Douglas
City
John Shaffer
Madison Township
Frederick Meads
Jackson Township
Mathias Hellopeter
Cedar Creek
Henry Applegate
Maumee Township
Patrick Horn
Perry Township
Hood
Ex-Lord Mayor Sullivan Freed in Dublin Prisoner Release
The Irish Patriot reports Lonpox February 1 that ex Lord mayor Sullivan of Dublin was released from Tullamore prison after two months confinement. A large crowd greeted him with en thusiasm and cheers. Military and political notes follow from Istanbul Apia and Berbera reporting Russian raids prepared on Bulgaria and a Somali attack on an English officer andBerbera natives. The convict Cox sentenced to one month for October speech incitement.
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Lonpox
Sullivan
Dublin
Tullamore
Coxstantinople
Bulgaria
Apen
Berbera
Dusrin
Dusrin, Feb., 1.—Cox
Anglo American scheme eyed by millionaires for Barrow docks
Reports from Wasninayox describe a proposed vast Anglo American venture led by prominent financiers including the Duke of Devonshire and the Rothschilds. The plan envisions granaries cheese and butter factories near rail routes into Chicago, shipping produce to New York, then to Barrow-in-Furness for docking and distribution throughout Britain. Abattoirs hides and margarine factories would be built at Barrow with warehousing and retail stores to remove middlemen. Capital runs into many millions with agents already in the United States awaiting spring operation.
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Wasninayox
Little Wizard of
Wall Street
Rothchilds
Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Weatminster
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Staten Island
United States
Barrow-in-Furness
Furness Railway
Barrow
Great Britain
Turpie Seat Question Sparks Indiana Senate Talk
In Indianapolis February 1 the upcoming February 17 ruling on Senator Turpie’s seat has Republican officials debating how to choose a successor if vacancy occurs. Governor Gray asserts Turpie’s oath stands and he would appoint if unseated, noting Turpie’s broad legislative support and serving term prospects.
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Sianapolis
Turpie
Senate
Gray
Voorhees Seeks Postmaster Aid in Democratic Shift
Wasuineron February 1 article notes Senator Voorhees escorting a constituent to the post office department to press for a subordinate appointment. The postmaster general, after asking about politics, hinted at replacing a Republican with the applicant’s Democrat ally. Voorhees calls Dickinson the first Democratic cabinet officer he has met in this administration.
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Voorhees
Dickinson
Adopted daughter of Prindle to be adjudged insane
Kansas Orry Feb 1. Anthusa Weller, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs I B Prindle of 2433 Penn St, grew frantic after attending Sam Jones revivals. Judge McDonald, a friend of the family, escorted her to Independence to seek asylum. She soon raved and her family bound her to a chair to restrain harm.
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Kansas Orry
Anthusa Weller
I. B. Prindle
Penn Street
Sam Jones
Independence
McDonald
State Asylum For
Georgia
Sad loss for westbound Wabash passenger from Reading Mich
William Baer of Reading Mich returned from San Diego Cal with his young daughter who fell ill on the trip died in Arizona. He buried her in a western town before continuing home. The scene at the depot reflected a broken heart as he faced the journey back. The Indianapolis grand jury finished three days of sessions with nineteen true bills among thirty one cases. Joseph Earhardt indicted for money order forgery. William Wilkins indicted for passing counterfeit money. Joshua K Harlin indicted for manufacturing and passing spurious coin. George La Duke indicted for sending obscene matter through the mails. La Duke and Harlin out on bond. Trustee Jones plans to build two new Jackson township school houses this spring.
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Wabash
William Baer
Reading
Mich
San Diego
Cal
Golden State
Arizona
Indianapolis
Joseph Earhardt
Wn. Wilkins
Joshua K. Harlin
George la Duke
la Duke
Harlin
Tirrrin
Charles Fencannon
Charlie
St. Louis
L. W. Brock
Jim Burrows
Texarkana
Brock
Genoe
Jim
Rube Burrows
Newark
Ohio
Griffith Owens
Columnus, CO
Pugh
Granville
Montgomerys
Steube Watchman
Montgomery
Chas
Various 19th Century Briefs From Across the Nation
A sweeping collection of brief reports from February 1 to February 4 chronicles wage cuts at Cambridge iron works Johnston panic in a church at Marietta a prominent actor McFarland found dead a court appearance for Mrs Rawson and son in Ohio notes on Blinky Morgan awaiting execution burglaries arson and assaults across multiple states a Dempsey McCaffrey boxing result and a Texarkana train robbery confession with other crime and disaster items from Detroit Leavenworth and Canton to New York and beyond including factory explosions and twins linked injuries and a historic land claim near Canal Street in New York City.
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Preissuna
Oambridge Iron Company
Johnston
Departmenta
Wie
Suetoyvinne, Inc
M. E
Mariette
Here
Moses Henry
Minneapolis
Minn
Wm. McFarlen
McFarland
Macready
Booth
Adams
Edwin Forrest
Oxnlvane
Rawson
William Ralph Lee
Clifford
Young Lee
Columsus
Ohio
Blinky” Morgan
Halligan
Detroit
William Law
Bedford
Law
Leavenworthh
Kan
Webbers
New York
Heira
Canton
Troy
N. Y
Troy Steel and Iron Co
Local items reflect county affairs and court actions
Clinton county reports a 53 pound turkey victory while licensing marriages for Jesse H. Young and Laura G. Smith. Foreclosure suit seeks 500 from Lemuel C. Paine against John Gieno et al. Various court appeals, railroad rulings, and local notices follow including a Cedar Creek battle reference, temperance pledges, and municipal incidents across towns like Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and Port land.
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Clinton County
Jesse H. Young
Laura G. Smith
Ten Fort Wayne plants show big manufacturing payrolls
Suntream reporter learns Fort Wayne’s factories employ about 2,380 men with a monthly payroll near 300 thousand dollars. Estimates for railroads, including train crews, push total city earnings higher, with payoffs totaling around 188,900 dollars for named shops.
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Fort Wayne
Pittsary Road
Fort Wayne Scribe Deemed Excellent Short Hand Writer
The Decatur Democrat notes Thomas Logan of Fort Wayne took down testimony in shorthand during the Beberstine Egley trial this week and praises his skill as an excellent shorthand writer.
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Decatur Democrat
Thomas Logan
Fort Wayne
Beberstine
Egley
Middleton seeks work as maid. scandal and accusations unfold
Miss Middleton, seeking domestic work in the city, accuses Engineer Jack Denaby of the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne road of promising marriage and ruin. Denaby is jailed on $500 bond after a rape charge by Justice Senne. Middleton also linked to a seduction suit against Henry McIntosh. The case highlights a troubled family involved in a wider scandal.
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Middleton
Oaks Eit Bo
Shopman
Calhoun
Lewis
Douglas Avenue
Miss Middleton
Jack Denaby
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Denaby
Trough Tre
Shopenam
Shopmans
Sheridan
John Murphy
Mabord
Murphy
Stony Island
Denahy
Henry McIntosh
Railroad letters set plan for Indiana extension in 1888
An 1886 letter describes a new railroad group seeking Fort Wayne admission. The firm lists officers E. R. as president and L. M. Schwan as secretary treasurer. Naskell from Findlay and John K. Brice of Lima as chief engineer. They request help from business leaders to connect Youngstown line into Indiana, with a proposed extension into Fortune via Clover Leaf at Putnam county Ohio, aiming to meet representatives and establish city ties.
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Fort Wayne
E. R
Broad Street
L. M. Schwan
Wall Street
W. A. Armstrong
Aasiat Oni OL Haakil
Naskell
Findlay
Ohio
John K. Brice
Gineer
Lima
Tez Suxoroma
THE
Sentinel
N. Y
Youngstown
Indiana
Decatur
Hancock
Putnam Counties
Putman
O. N. Haseens
N.Y
Indianapolis Sentinel Passed to Joint Stock Company
Wednesday the Indianapolis Sentinel, once an organ of Indiana democracy, was sold to a joint stock firm with a $76,000 capital. Incorporators include W. J. Craig, E. A. Hackett, 8. E. Moras, and others from Indianapolis and Chicago. Directors are Wm. Hugh Dougherty, W. J. Craig, E. A. Hackett, 8. E. Moras. Officers: W. J. Craig president, 8. E. Moras vice president, E. A. Hackett treasurer and secretary. Craig will retire to railroading. Moras and Hackett assume full control. Moras formerly editor at Tam Summmman and Chicago Times.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Democracy of
Indiana
PO 3 Ee
R. Alg
Sentinel
John O. Shoemaker
W. J
Indianapolis
E. A. K. Hackett
E. Morss
Chicago
Gores
W Long
City
Hugh
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Cleveland
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Nesl Dow
Roscoe Conkeling
Senator Howe
Roscor Corkiina
Graham
Buffalo
DR. Rhoads
Robert G. Ingersoll
Sheeren
Grand Jury
Deam In
the Irish Patriot
Tullamore Prison
Senator Turpie
Jones
Ear
Penn
J.8
Thompson & Co.’ Mills
Pittsfield
Fred Calkins
Tonawanda
Post Office Department
Pavonia Rink
Marquis of Queensbury
Jack Dempsey
Dominick McCaffrey
Philadelphia
Dempsey
McCaffrey
Moskognu0
Duncan Oare
Mansfield
Merrmtoa
Centenial
J. W. Andrewa
Marrietta
Senator Hoar
Randolph Tucker
National Association of Stove Manufacturers
Eugene Zimmerman
Fidelity National Bank
Europe
Sage
Hopkins
Cxtcano
Joseph O. Mackin
Joliet
Oglesby
Carro
Egypt
Brindisi
Suez Camps
Uniontown
Dunbar
Pittspura
Pirissura
D. O. Penny
Chicago and Alton
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Webber
Columbiana County
New York City
Canal Street
Madison Webber
Atlaxta
Gordon Totey
Eliza Kendall
Clay County
Eliza Randall
Anake
Cuevenano
Austin Powder Company
Newburgh
Reuben Wright
Wright
Curryenaxp
American Paint and Oil Company
E. Cohen
F. G. McDowell
Lemuel C. Paine
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Charles Bundy
David B. Cleary
Justice France
Josephus Mason
Benaclear
Supreme Court
Chapin
Burnsea
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Edward Montgomery
Costa
France
C. F. Taylor
Ontario
California
Salvation Oil
Mr. Gart. Shober
Journal
Pat Rooney
Sam McDonald
Arcola
Lindenwood Cemetery
Hoffman
Spy Run Avenue
Centlivre Brewery
Ryan
Booher
Warsaw
Booker
Allen H. Dougall
Republican County Central Committee
Frank Rawles
Will Wilson
First Indiana Battery
New Castle
H.B. Hammond
Ehe Slaybaugh ‘Handle Manufacturing Company
John A. Slaybaugh
J. H. Slaybaugh
Hippolyte Gerardin
Jacob Alter
Clara Middleton
McIintosh
Maples
Circuit Court
Masonic Hall
Gil B. Stormont
D. A. Power
M. O. Rankin
State Association
Toledo Bee
Dean Blinn
Nickel Plate
Water Street
Johnny
Doney
State Fair
Montpelier
Fairmont
North Manchester
Congregational Church
Portland
Jay County
Richmond Road
Portland College and Normal School
Thomas Bossworth
Jonas Wotan
Jacob M. Hayes
Anthony B. Watson
Charles E. Milligan
John E. Bishop
Peru
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Nate Quidore
Tilton
Louis Branner
Augusta Strasburg
Jeffersonville
Conrad Fahlsing
Fred Wiehr
P. B. Colerick
Peltier Farm
McGrew
Huntington National Bank
Michael
Coombs & Co
Rabbi Sehboenfaber
Victor Wolf
Laura Jacobsen
Strouse-Kramer
Columbia City
Shutt
Spencerville
McClellan
Auburn
Nickel Plate Road
Jay
McMallen
Nickle Plate
McBride
Burna
Grand Rapids Road
Fort Wayne Rifles
Herbert L. Kemp
C. J. Bolger
H. L. Lepper
R. V. Lockhart
Waterloo
Lockhart
Wilkinson
Robbins
Vincenso Mori
Calhoun and
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Italy
Zollinger
P. O’rourke
T J. Potter
Union Pacific Railway
Oman
Florida
Mr. Potter
Ottumwa
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Huntington
Delphos
Zahm
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Professor Zahm
Notre Dame University
Geo
Gordon
Columbia City Post
Howard Douglass Lodge EK
F. N. Arvin
E. L. Siver
C. O
J. H. ‘Adams
Vv. O
U. G. Lipes
Harry Ball
M. A
Chas, Daie
Willard
H. K. Parry
E. L. Shattuc
Carathledty
Grafmiller
Calhoun Street
Mr. Shattuc
Putney
Vermont
South Bend
Bea
Emma Starke Hampton
Relief Corps
Indianapolis Journal
Walker
Craig
Morss
Sheri Wilkinson
Chauncy Heffelfinger
Naomi Golden
Heffelfinger
DeKalb County
Suntream
Gentoristi
Puttaburg
Bass Foundry and Machine Shops
Olds Wagon Works
Maunoie
Hbinesmith & Simonseer
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