Arrest of Patrick J. P. Tynan Ties to Phoenix Park Murders
Irish sensational case recalls the 1882 Phoenix Park killings of Lord Cavendish and Sir T. Burke. Patrick J. P. Tynan, titled “No. 1” of the Invincibles, was seized in Boulogne and tied to the Dublin conspiracy. Investigations trace a complex plot with notes on victims, suspects, and police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BJ. P. Tynan
The
Invincible Society
Lord Cavendish
Burke
Patrick J. P. Tyman
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Ireland
Lord Frederick Cavendish
T. H. Burke
Tynan
Boulogne
France
O'Donnell
Mr. Burke
Invincibles
Earry
Lord Cearendish
Myles Karansghanis
Joe Brady
Tim Kelly
Pat Delany
Tom Caffrey
James Witzhards
Dan Curley
Michael Pagan
Joe Hanlon
Viceroyal Lodge
Trius
Burke Br Sight
Lord Spencer
Hie
Inter Ind
Qaen
Iamen Carey
Joseph Smith
Senith
Carey
Diddy
Delsuar
Affrey
Smith
Larey
Tesdy
Bufke
Arcand
Arke
Kelly
Terd Caramilal
Ely
Abi Ins
Garke
Lord Cavendisi
Trish
Liuklin
Qaork
Evi Geyer
Mainess Hife
Thublin
Momber
Kavanegh
Parrell
Anil Y Tarses Carey
Brecome Veo O
Wilness
Execution row and election scenes across distant towns
The report recalls a mass execution sequence from 1883 with Joe Brady and others, detailing dates and sentences, plus a Washington speech by Mr Brean and a major Canton rally with rail workers and telegraphers. It also notes Gov Altgeld and Spooner addressing crowds in Chicago and Milwaukee with large turnouts.
Dongola Falls to Expedition in Sudan Campaign
Reports from the Nile describe the British and allied forces seizing Dongola and El Arab at the Mile from El Sudan, with Dongo la now under expedition control. Dervish forces retreat toward Hafir as artillery and river gunboats push forward, leaving graves and camp debris along the trenches and riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britto Berptian
Africa
Gernpign
Dongola
el Sft
Ini
Bongola
Eel Unlir
Et Tintir
Nile
el Llath
Dorgala
Diryan Addresses Baltimore Crowd At Two Largest Meetings
Democratic presidential hopeful William Jennings Diryan spoke in Baltimore on Saturday night to an audience estimated at 30 000 in Music Hall. The event drew large crowds as supporters cheered despite a sudden rain and a nearby thunderstorm interrupting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Opera
Hulton
Verona
Oak Mount
Burroughs
Allegheny County
Carnegie City Villa
Pittsburg
McKinler Lawn
Chicago
Fihta
Goll Eades
Barvery
Colin
Gald Englea Ag
Shu
Echuraz
Cockran
Altgeld
Central Music Hall
Carl Schurz
Bourke Cockran
Iryan
Baltimore
William Jennings Diryan
Pe Htiern
Music Wall
Taaltimore
Mr. Ryan
Leadville Turmoil as Miners Attack Town with Dynamite
Desperate Leadville miners aligned with the Western Federation of Miners attack the Coronado mine using dynamite and guns at 7 oclock Monday morning. The strike seeks a $5 to $40 daily scale for surface and underground workers, while owners refuse concessions and blame officials. A separate riot inflames tensions after the murder of cattle dealer John Touchman, triggering vigilante anger toward a Black man, with authorities struggling to control the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Oelnek
Western Federation of Miners
Leadville
Sherif
War in Leadville as mines bombarded by attackers
The Leadville Colorado scene erupts in a dawn assault on the Coronado mine barricade. Explosions, rifle fire, and a spreading fire leave the town in panic as militia mobilizes and coronado shaft battles under heavy bombardment. miners' strike context referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo
Caronsdo
Coronado
Herald-Democrat
Associated Press
Eighta
Aguada
Etree
Cargnadd
Armia
Soene
Sbhofa
Tonlaht
Hnion
Tha Lagt
Wreeka
Marian
Jess Fang
Gerald-Democrat
Reefe
Pharaoh of the Hard Heart and the Egyptian Crisis
Prof. Flinders Petrie surveys a tablet offering the first historic account of Israelite oppression. He portrays Merenptah’s troubled youth, rising tension with Syria, and a bold late invasion by Libyan forces as Egypt’s empire waned under Rameses. The narrative links the near-collapse to famine, desert invaders, and royal efforts to rally defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinders Petrie
Israel
Puargch
Prof
Petrie
Egypt
al Lends
Middle
Merenjitah
Amenhotep
Thothmes
Thothmes III
Syia
Gominion
Rameses
Syria
Ehant
Erdrastan
Tyre
Tronsea
Coset
Philistia
Tarael
Merenpiah
Ptah
Memphis
Vath
Mierenpink
Maury
Itad
Canine Glippings in Australian Pack Traditions
A fragmented historical note describes an indigenous Australian dog lineage and its canine groups. It mentions names like Maida Liam and references packs and favorite dogs. The text reads as a garbled account of canine descent and social structure with unclear context and missing details.
New Adjustable Picture Hanger and Household Tips
An article describes a brass adjustable picture hanger with long and short configurations, plus a joint to support multiple frames. It includes detailed home remedies and recipes such as apple marmalade, silk lemonade, soft sauce, and Graham Bread, with cleaning and maintenance tips for glass, brass, and fabrics.
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James Carty
Triento Pati Autres
Capfrey
Traey
Pagan
Lull
Michael Fagan
Tom Carer
Kilfainham
Caffrey
Pat Delansy
Mullett
Penn
Joe Mullett
Laurance
Innlon
Witsharria
Elobe
Treland
Kaveguagh
London
Bryan
Music Hall
Senator Gorman
Brean
Washington
Thurstan Epenka
West Side
Loomis
West Harrison
Spooner
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Schlitz Park
John C. Spooner
Caverd Isi
Burr
Terror
Kinting
Coronado Aine
Ren BR. Morne
John Touchman
Watenga
Harvard University
Alexander Bell
Telephone
Europa
Pharaoh OF the
Manhattan
Raon
Australia
Sig
Walter Sentivs
Maida
Derrhounad
Liamrevbeaund
Bie
Porto
Rico
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