Diners of a British dynamite plot shock London
British police claim to have uncovered a vast dynamite conspiracy connected to the Irish Invincibles led by Tynan and Bell. Documents, cipher papers, and arrests in Rotterdam Glasgow and America point to planned assassinations of the Czar and Queen Victoria and widespread demonstrations in London and Scotland, with inside tips from recently released political prisoners.
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Tynan
America
England
Phoenix Park
London Times
Charles Stewart Parnell
London
J. J. Tynan
Edward Bell
J. Wallace
John F. Kearney
Rotterdam
Bell
Glasgow
Scotland
Buiall
Rrussia
Queen Victoria
Hell
Seotland
Sven
Scotland Yard
Beutland Yard
Europe
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Urke
Dublin
Hogland
London Globe
Daniel W Jones Arkansaw Governor-Elect Seen as Shrewd
Daniel W Jones known as Dan W in Arkansas for political acumen. Born in Texas fifty-two years ago, he pursued law, fought in the Confederacy, and partnered with Senator Jones in Washington County. He won the governor nomination over gold standard foes, has a large family, and lives in Little Rock. Julius Gottlieb dies in New York from pernicious anaemia after nosebleed complications. Mrs Dela Stewart Parnett denies knowledge of attackers in Bordentown, New Jersey, in April of last year.
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Jones
Arkansas
Dan W
Texas
Washington, Ark
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
Joneses
Washington County
Little Rock
Dan W." Jones and McKay
South
Julius C. Gottlieb
Mount Staal Hospital
New York
Maine Votes Republican Landslide Seals Strong Victory
Maine delivered a sweeping Republican triumph in Mondays election with an estimated statewide plurality near 50 000. Llewellyn Towers won the governorship as Reed Dug ley Milliken and Boutelle increased their congressional margins. Portland Bath Augusta and Bangor towns posted record Republican gains as Androscoggin and Aroostook Counties swung solidly for Powers and the ticket.
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Pine Tree State
Maine
Llewellyn Towers
Reed
Dugley
Milliken
Boutelle
Dingley
Goutelle
Manley
Keane
Silver
Democratic State Committee
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Augusta
Portland
Powers
Bangor
Aroostook
Androscoggin County
Frank
Ladd
Bateman
Clifford
Prohibitioniata
Congress
George BK. Hughes
Treasury warns of limited silver dollar payouts this fall
Washington officials report a surge in requests for silver dollars in exchange for silver certificates or lawful money. Smaller orders cost the requester, while large sums ship free. the treasury may restrict payouts by October as demand for 1890 dollars climbs against stock and legal minimums.
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Washington
Treasury
Department
Alfice
Treasury reports mixed changes in circulation totals
The September 1 circulation statement shows a heavy August net increase due to expenditure losses and gold reserve decline. Increases occur in gold coin and silver certificates while greenbacks and other notes rise, totaling 1.58 billion dollars per capita 1.48. A detailed table compares September 1, 1896 figures with the prior year.
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Treasury Department
Fhe Treasury
Treasury
National Bank
Allver
Wee
Greenbacka National Bank T
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American gold mines seized threaten Alaska border clash
State Department records show Canadian surveyors claiming the 141st meridian, risking a dispute over 200 gold mines in Alaska. American miners resist Canadian rules, prompting talks with Great Britain on a joint commission of astronomers to locate the meridian between Mount St Elias and the northern limit.
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Alaska
State Department
United States
Great Britain
Canadian Mounted Police
Mount St. Elias
Hmit
Pillows for the Pillars at Richmond Church
The Tyringham Gazette recalls a Richmond event where three large white pillows appeared in church pews to blame drowsy parishioners during a Second Methodist service. Anger flared among the occupants as comparisons and accusations flew between the pastor and choir leader amid the sleepy spectacle.
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Tyringham Gazette
New England
Richmond
Second Methodist Church
United States Senate
Ile
Boston Transcript
Woman Carries Pug in Shawl Strap on Metro Car
A young Georgetown passenger drew attention on a Metropolitan car by wrapping her pug Punch in a rug inside a shawl strap. She explained she travels by train and prefers the dog ride in the passenger car rather than baggage, noting a friend who did the same in Europe.
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Ragganre
Georgetown
Punch
Europe
Washington Post
Evolution of English from Anglo Saxon to Modern Use
The English language descends from Anglo Saxon of Alfred the Great era, with French influence via Louis the Stammerer period. Internal development plus external accretions shaped today’s norm with words borrowed from many languages.
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Alfred the Great
Paris
Louis the Stammerer
Alfred
Purposes and Salvation Army Apostles in a Tonawanda Tale
A Buffalo Times snippet quotes a Teamster cautioned about swearing at horses, noting it could bar heaven. The remark hints at a local scene around Tonawanda with ethnographic color and rural work life.
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Salvation Army
Teamster
Tonawanda
Buffalo Times
The Show Prompt Sparks A Curious Exchange
A pair leaves a venue, one asks what the other would take to rewatch the performance. The reply is stark and provocative Opium. The New York Recorder reports the brief street vignette reflecting public tastes and tensions.
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New York Recorder
Payable on Sight Prompted Fatherly Remark
A Detroit Free Press item notes a sharp exchange where a father chides his son for subpar performances and the son quips to make it payable on sight. The blurb also mentions a woman who travels to towns with a doctor in every visit.
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Detroit Free, Press
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