In Defense of Ulster and Liberal Whip Urged in Commons
London June 2 Parliament debated home rule with derision from Parnellites as Chamberlain opposed the government bill claiming it undermines imperial unity. He defended Ulster against Catholic influence and warned that Irish autonomy must be carefully structured. A government whip urged attendance for a crucial reading, and John Bright criticized the timing of Irish bills, urging withdrawal before the second reading.
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House of Commons
Jesus
Parnellito
Edmund Dwyerray
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National Councils
Vortnight Review
Gray
Ireland
Grattan
Westminster
Ulster
Parnellites
United Kingdom
Esys Thas
Belfast
Canada
England
Sexton
Chimberlain
Harcourt
Birmingham
Treland
Dublin
Gladstone
Varlinwent
Blaine Defines Home Rule in Maine Statesman Speech
The Maine Statesman covers a June gathering in Blaine where Portland citizens, state leaders, and guests from distant points assembled to discuss home rule. Mayor Chapman opened the meeting, Governor Hobie delivered a retiring address, Rev. FP McKenna spoke, and James G. Blaine was introduced amid warm applause. He defined the Irish question as home rule for every state and territory.
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Maine
Hudson
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James G. Blaine
Home Rule Debate Stirs U S Irish Ties and Empire
In a passionate discussion, voices compare Ireland and Britain within imperial governance. The speaker urges a federal system with separate legislatures for Ireland England Wales and Scotland, while resisting prescriptive fixes. Sympathy resolutions for home rule are sent to Gladstone and Parnell.
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New York
England
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Maina
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Scotland
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Hown
Gladstone Jwuil Parnell
John Kelly of Tammany Dies After Long Public Service
John Kelly, famed Tammany leader in New York, died at 10 p.m. Tuesday after a long career as alderman congressman and comptroller. He built reform in Tam many hall, reduced New York City debt, and influenced national politics while known for blunt earnest speech. He leaves a widow and two children. funeral at the cathedral will be private.
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Ney
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Meagher
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New York Herald
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Voluntoora
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Vernando Wood
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Mike Walab
Congress
Alexander H. Stephens
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Europe
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Ts8u
Ling
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Jefferson
Stouney
Gen
Grant
Gran Lismanne
Esrenouy
Clever bank cashier steals from Merchants National Bank
Finney Hoke, a bookkeeper at Merchants National Bank, allegedly cooked the books and stole about 174000 to 180000 dollars. Depositors withdrew funds leading to a bank shortage of 175000. After closing, a bank examiner is at work as directors promise payment in full within days.
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Lo &Ihi
Has She Gone Down The Portia Reports Siberian Missing
A Halifax special says the steamer Portia arrived from St Johns to New York reporting the Siberian had not reached port and nothing was seen of her en route. Sixty seven passengers embarked at St Johns, with fifty in steerage and others in cabin and intermediate. The Episcopal bishop of Newfoundland and Bermuda is among the passengers.
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Senate Debates Bills On Railways Immigrants And Tax Proposals
In a long session the Senate discussed a bill barring congress members from certain railway roles, debated the eight hour limit for soldiers, and considered bankruptcy provisions. Other actions included amendments on land ownership by aliens, Chinese immigration measures, and relief for Rock Springs damage. The House addressed tax changes on tobacco and fruit brandy, with voting on the alcohol bill and related petitions. Adjournment followed the day’s votes.
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Ackson
Weaver
Towa
Iowa
Danbhont
National Finances and a Senate Probe Report
The May fiscal data show a public debt reduction of 1084,824,60% with 870,162,011 in treasury and a reserve rise to 1,292,045, an increase of about two and a quarter million. May receipts include customs 14,661,885 and internal revenue 14,018,027, while overall May revenues rise by about one million. expenditures exceed last May by 44,000,000. A Senate inquiry is proposed into Union Pacific stock allegations and related legislative action. The World Wheat production and global supply outlook are reported, with Australia, India, and South America crops cited. A bill to issue double or return postal cards is introduced, outlining patent ownership terms and royalties. The day’s market notes include prices, commodity movements, and livestock values, with general grain and fruit quotes across exchanges.
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National Money Plan Endorsed by Labor Knights
The Knights of Labor convention at Cerveland debated strikes and boycotts, adopting a report on a national loan plan tied to money value and banking offices. It outlines notes, interest rates, penalties for fraud, and treasury administration, with a push to submit the act to Congress for passage. The session also covered internal resolutions and greetings to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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