Gladstones Letter On Irish Party Split Cited
The old man writes a brief letter about the Irish national party crisis noting no personal stake but an unexplained gap between the Parnell of 1890 and earlier dates. Parnell is said to arrive in Dublin to meet the lord mayor and form a national league. French British talks over Niger navigation stir tension as merchant ships fear British protectorate claims. John Burns predicts a general eight hour strike across trades next May.
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Touvon
Bae
Gladstone
Irish National Party
Parnell
Dublin
Parnall
Mansion House
Colored man seeks patrol wagon job at station
A man calling himself Duan, from Louisville, appeared at the station days ago asking to drive the patrol wagon. He wore a blue suit with brass buttons and later appeared at Jerusalem's store on Massachusetts Ave claiming to be one of the 97. He received a watch after a favorable recommendation but has since disappeared.
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Duan
Louisville
Jerusalem
Massachusetts Ave
Irish nationalist rift widens with funds and pledges
Lonpoll notes a subscription to fund a daily paper in Dublin backing anti-ParnelliteSec. liberals. McCarthyites vow to oppose Hannessy if he runs as a Parnellite candidate. Parnell plans a U.S. mission, fielding an offer of 15000 for lectures which he disputes. Dillon O Brien and others in New York prepare a manifesto on the Parnell question.
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Lonpox
Dublin
Perty
John Pops Hannessy
Grends
Parnall
Kilkenny
Parnell
Ameritas
Milwraukes
Wis
O’ Brien
Sullivan
Gill
O'Connor
Speculators Buoyed by Apple Crop Surge in West Purchases
In Buffalo on December 9, reports say fall harvest woes push local speculators to buy about two hundred thousand barrels of apples. Purchases concentrated in Kansas, Texas, Missouri at roughly 3.15 to 3.45 a barrel. Traders hold options, wait for higher bids. sales at shipment points quoted 4.50 to 4.75. Expected profit about 1 dollar per barrel.
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Ningsra Falls
New York Central
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Buffalo
New Orleana
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Indiana Lumber Dealers Association Meets in New Denison
The Indiana Lumber Dealers Association held its annual meeting at New Denison Tuesday with morning remarks by President Bennetts and secretary and treasurer reports. Afternoon papers by Parker on Indiana car service as related to the lumber trade and Fraser on advantages of the Indiana Lumber Association to Indiana builders. Several Chicago dealers attended.
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Retail Lombly Dealers Association of
Indiana
New Denison
Tolsday
Bennetts
Parker
Todiana Car Service Asso
Tha Estall Lumber Trade
Dwight Fraser
Indiana Lumber Asso
Indiana Dualere
Asso
Fraudulent $10 Bill Confounds Meridian Bank Deposit
A Maryland dealer presented a ten dollar note at Meridian National Bank on a Tuesday afternoon and discovered it had been altered from one dollar. The teller could not identify the bill and the customer did not recognize the contrived note, urging further investigation by local authorities.
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Matazi
Maryland
Meridian National Bank
Brakeman’s Mistake Forces Four Mile Walk for Damages
Isaac Sobaston seeks $1,000 from The Big Four Tails road company after a brakeman allegedly released him at Spray rather than Avon causing a four mile walk. He claims the error made him sick and seeks compensation.
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Wim & Rick
Isaac Sobaston
Big Four Tails
Spray
Avon
Ind
County commissioners inspect workhouse on Tuesday
County commissioners spent Tuesday afternoon at the workhouse. They expressed confidence, saying the folks there knew they were coming and everything will be found in order.
Bates house shop assigned to Frank F. Sturgis
Assigned Tuesday the Bates house shop transfers ownership to Frank F. Sturgis with liabilities not stated.
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Frank F. Sturgis
Bates House
Great North American Cold Hits Maryland and New York
Icy weather grips Maryland and northern New York with heavy storms described as the greatest in years. The coast near St Johns New Brunswick suffers foraging disruption and many ryeceels reported lost amid widespread disruption.
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Maryland
New York
St. Johns
N. B
Norwegian Bark Sinks Near Codroy With Loss of Thirteen
A Norwegian bark named Bajhelde was wrecked at Codroy Newfoundland on Sunday night. Thirteen crew members drowned in the disaster near St Johns. Local rescue efforts recovered several bodies and continued searching for others.
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St. Joans, N. F
Ba Jhelde
Codroy
Burglarized of Two Gold Watches and More
No. 440 S Illinois street reports a burglary Monday night with two gold watches stolen. The item also lists multiple local incidents including a child removal, a bicycle theft, court appearances, and various city happenings from an Irish American club meeting to a concert at Plymouth church. Also notes on legal matters, infrastructure plans, and civic debates.
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Ilinois-st
Minnie McDonald
Marlon Mondey
Chas
Husman
Officer Thrash
Grant Haisch
Grand Jury
J. E. Murray Sage Banry Coburn
Jessia Ossex
Plymouth Church
Clifton Comly
Bersison
McKee
the Arsenal
Leava
Washington
Parnell
Eadle
Attornsy-gan
Smith
Cincinnati
Quysa
Spurgeon Johnson
Federal Building
Ferre Hantales and Cold Storage Company
Capital
Marion Hard Eood Lumber Company
Carthage Butter and
Charles Young
Dunsday
Ir. Beck
Cass
Evans
Hesass Evans
U. S
Perry
Central Labor Wien
Mueislans’ Union
Wheelmakers
Ths
Morris Tivss
Roderick Kosilar
W. I. Piel
Psonle Nowessmifo
Georgia Weil
Divorde
Richard Wells
Inén
Richard
Rore Scantliz
Kitty Allen
Court St
Kitty
Rose Tors
Costa
Commercial Club
Tis
Seth Low
Columbia Collage
New York
Lion Bailey
H.C. Mersfisid
Patrick Harrold
Joseph HH. Webster
Edenbarter
Lant
Blatherall
Smither
Boarding and Sale Stables Nos 2 and 26 Centileat
Morace Woo operates boarding, livery, and sale stables at Nos 2 and 26 Centileat with carriages for calling and weddings. Christmas present ideas include a handmade horse-drawn cart. Telephone 3097.
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Bmorace
Woo
Tips on Politics and the State House Scheme
An extended, fragmentary report describes political maneuvering around a $125,000 appropriation to fund assembly expenses. It notes state debt concerns, bond ideas, and tax fears, plus names a hustler praised in a Democratic county, and hints at an influential insider whose letters helped push a sugar bill through a committee.
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State House
Mondap e cyclone damages Walton county report
The Mondap cyclone in Walton county Georgia caused extensive damage with seven killed and about two dozen injured. Moaroa area houses were demolished while the town itself sustained less impact and widespread destruction is reported in southern parts of the county. Further details are sparse as residents assess loss.
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Ateasta
Dac
Walton County
Moaroa
Houges
Uketern
Hundreds of workers idle as city strike worsens
A major layoff and escalating tension accompany the largest strike in the city’s history. Police guarded new workers Tuesday as violence rose amid warnings of a citywide work stoppage. A sailor killed a Portland house clerk in a separate incident as weather forecasters predict warmer days ahead.
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Latormog Wem
Sissetistiel
Lotti
Soverel Msp
Etulkere
Downey
Bay Orry
Mie
Matthew O'Shea
Portland House
Botsi
Cgroaby
Wartime Scandals and Trade Notes Across States
Reports from St Paul and Saginaw allege personal crises and forged funds totaling 30000 while dispersal of church funds in Missouri and a Weslyan student matter in Cameron are noted. J A Blaly offers 20000019 for Cherokee trip. lifelong sentence for Doc Smart discussed. National Board reports 1171 trade groups with 234000 members. local candy shop advertises Bon Bon chocolates and Fry's imports.
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Ed Tinley
St. Paul
Mian
Louis Sanborn
Saginaw
Mich
Oscer Mesers
Maud Grantham
Mssouri Weslyan
Cameron
J. A. Blaly
C. L. S. Association
Doc Smart
Albany Pen
Harrizon
Wes Innocent
National Board of Trade
New Orleans
United States
Confession Use in Murder Conspiracy Case Debated
The piece debates whether Minnis Mabbitt may have her confession used against her brothers in a possible conspiracy to murder a baby. It cites Wharton on criminal law and discusses accomplice testimony, coroner evidence, and evolving 1881 statutes, with quotes from attorney Holtzman and Denton & Smith on the admissibility of such confessions in court.
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Mabbite
Minnis Mabbitt
Wharton
Sianto Sabhiti
Suill
Holtzman
Smith
Denton & Smith
Sizle
Crusade Against Gamblers Spreads Through Knightstown
A purge against alleged gamblers moves through Knightstown with indictments against leading locals. Attorney Steele travels from Kaighistown to review the case as Danvilis and Aa- Gereon are noted in the surge. The crusade targets the festive tail of the "tizer" crowd and warns against involvement in betting and card games.
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Proubie
Steele
Kaighistown
Wischester
Staslals
Crasaia
Danvilis
Othe Ali
Hess
Tizer
Agaesa
Everting Kalakaua
Central Pennsylvania Coal Miners Convention Adopts Wage Fund Plan
The six county convention in central Pennsylvania met on Tuesday to consider establishing a fund to pay wages for miners and to vote on a potential general advance in mining rates. The meeting, the most important ever held in the region, could impact 26,000 workers and disrupt coal shipping if a strike occurs.
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Pririssurg
Spij
Pannaylvania
Bagua Tuerdsy
Asteblich
Pannsylvania
Halifax Gale Sweeps Steamer Da Mare Crossing
A Halifax December report notes the steamer Da Mare arriving from London and Monésy after heavy gales. The vessel’s deck was swept by waves, and she passed an America bark with its main yard carried away. The bark’s name is unverified.
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Halifax
Londor
Monésy
Americas
Year Ago Events Shut Time From Abroad and Lync Protests
A year ago a man named Parnell was sick but not severely, a second lynching occurred in Greensburg Kentucky, troops were deployed to stop a mob from hanging two Black men in Florence Alabama, and Indianapolis endured a heavy rain with lightning and thunder accompanying an unspecified ailment.
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Parnell
Greensburg
Florence
Alabama
Indianapolis
Senate election bill sparks Quay clash in rowdy session
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hoar to push a federal election bill aligned with Lodge while Quay seeks a rival measure to place ballots and officers under party balance. Other items include rulings on price controls, canal defense programs, and Indian funds, with debates over Grant’s gray remains and a proposal to fund national banks.
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Washington
Hoar
Senate
Lodge
Quay
Gasit
Pracaura
Ray Toe
Italian ward in Brooklyn eyed for child trafficking
A report from Brooklyn describes a heavily Italian district in the second ward where many children, under bond age, are seen on streets at night. Officials note suspected padrone control and human trafficking among Italian immigrants, with police and the Brooklyn Children's Aid Society investigating the padrone system.
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Drookuyn
Bondaga
Boty
Foul
Brooklyn
Adamssi
Italy
Niger
Atsvired
Covord
Kateken
Watkin
Brooklyn Children's Aid Coeleiy
Syvetem
Courehes
Wrecks, oaths and uprisings cross 19th century notices
Reports describe a carriage wreck on the 8 road twenty miles east with limited details and delays. In McComb a wreck caused major damage estimated at 850000 dollars. Regent Queen Emma took oath of office on Monday. London temperance lecturer William Gregson died. O Gorman Mahon pursued a duel with Parnell at 87. Gold shipments from London to New York touted at 1 million pounds. An archbishop residence window shattered by a thrown bob. Mozambique governor cites possible sabotage by British South American Company agents in Mutassi revolt.
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Emma
Wm. Gregson
London
O’gorman Mahon
Parnell
Fig
New York
Valentia
Mozambique
British South American Company
Mutassi
Wall Street bears and market fears grip New York
A late hour rally faded as trading dried up amid a panic sense. Bears pressed gold stock as London reports a weak market, with little improvement expected before holidays. In New York Morgan invites western rail representatives to discuss rates and freight policy. overall sentiment turns cautious.
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Tunasday
Goaldstocke
Bears
London
New York
Den
Alitha Roatias
Chisago
Tzat
Westercroata
Reform School Fate For Local Juvenile Offender
Police court records recount a pattern of a 10 and a 12 year old girl involved in alleged sexual enticement cases. Nora Hardin and others face questioning as a boy and girl explain actions while a minor is sent to reform school amid family concerns and mayoral intervention.
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Poelice
Manat Rail
Nora Hardin
Dal of
Tay
Jamas Beswick
Hem
Metvet
Nora
Kied Vrorda
Gery
Novalis
Gigi Sao
W. Merylandst
Nore
Reform School
Mabdal
Anther
Fha
Obild
Thos
Cleveland hopeful named presidential candidate in 1904
Special Telegram from New York reports that J J Letlis Thompson, a Democratic hopeful, has returned from New York and says Cleveland indicated he appeared to be the presidential candidate in 1904 and was reasonably certain of the nomination.
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Eigus Falls
J Letlis Thompson
Missing family found in woods amid tragedy
The Wexyzgibls Fate of mM Rotherazz gler Oni Evizapeth N F Dee 4. Leon Le Mricze and her 6 years old daughter were found in the woods. The child was frozen to death and the mother is dying. Details on how they reached the woods are unclear. Brooke asked the Indiana to move their camps closer to the agency and they agreed to do so, now five miles into the bad lands awaiting government action on pricing of their goods.
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Evizapeth
Dee
Ries
Leon le Mricze
Daughily
Sgslineaia
Piaz Bouin Acracy
Dace
Brooke
Indiana
President Palmar Urges Harrison on World’s Fair Reclamation
President Palmar writes to President Harrison urging inclusion of all nations in the world’s fair reclamation effort. The appeal seeks broad participation from antioms and allied groups to support the event.
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Merricon
Cuicace
Dec
Palmar
Harrison
ExuLisa's The Sea King opens at Englichs Blonday evening
ExuLisa's comic opera The Sea King features Mark Smith as the Sea King Ada Glassa as Dolores and BR. E. Graham as the arnal. The performance received approval with lively chorus numbers and witty humor though some cast members were criticized for overacting. Scanlan begins a week at the Park in Neil Agrah Dickson Jones pursue theater negotiations as the Globe shifts pricing and branding to the Park theater model with same prices.
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Stahl
Englich
Mark Smith
Ada Glassa
Dolores
BR. E. Graham
Arnal
Duke
Valencia
Dasraa
Potentata
Avery
Glasca
No Place for a Matron at the Central Station
In Shelbyville Indiana a heated debate unfolds over placing a police matron at the station. WCTU and humane committees push the idea while police and aldermen hesitate citing lack of room funds and practicality. Eva Franklin, a drunken prisoner, dominates the scene as opponents warn of degrading conditions.
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W. C. TU
Board of Commissioners
Travis
Goulds
Lravie
Psd
Dennis
Mwaryer
Hye
Eppear
Poltan
Befors Wien
Taffe
T TV
Arcom
Sionera
Buch Asslesa Enterprise
Kara
Mies Campbell
Chicago
Thasa
Indoor baseball grows popular with multiple cities involved
Phate of Fyurring Lif hails indoor baseball catching on widely as Hawilton Bergen and Taal jockeys seek jobs. Prizeston asks Tim Neots to train next year while Alleghenya's Lameer works in Florida to form a winter state league. Brooklyn refuses to buy out a national league club amid baseball fatigue. Staten Island Athletic Club arranges football games at Madison Square Garden December 11 12 11. Slosson likely loses chance to beat Schaefer in billiards as Schaefer had advantage because of George. New parlor goods at Wm Elders brief notes. Pennsylvania Lime to Chicago runs nightly Pullman with berth $2.00 and 76 cent seat charge. Berths available in Pennsylvanla office.
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Hawilton
Bergen
Taal
Joba
Prizeston
Tim Neots
Lameer
Tua
Alleghenya
Florida
Brooklyn Plarara
Staten Island Athletic Club
Madison Square
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A. Scanlan
the Park
Neil Agrah
Rheabyville
Shelbyville
Lewis Merer
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Drake
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U.S. Senate
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