Ex President of Dublin Stock Exchange Sentenced Eight Years
London home secretary denies temporary suspension for Frank E. Dubedat once president of the Dublin stock exchange. He was sentenced to eight years penal servitude after pleading guilty to fraud involving large sums. He will be taken to convict prison.
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London Dispatch
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Dublin Stock Exchange
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Prince Albert
Scotland Yard
John Holmes
Spencer
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Sheffield
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Brazil Unites Behind President Fonesus as Chambers Meet
Confidence rises across Brazil as supporters back President Fonesus. Dispatch notes legislative chambers will convene in April. Separate report states Uruguay has deployed troops to Brazil's Rio Grande frontier.
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Brazil
Fonesus
Uruguay
Rio Grande
McCarthyites Win Cork Vacancy Election
The Cork city by election to replace Charles Stewart Parnell ends with Martin Flavin McCarthyite 3665 votes, John E Redmond Parneillite 2157, and Captain Sarsfield Conservative list. Spain Floods Hit Valencia Railways Under Water. Traffic Suspended.
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Spain
Mapnip
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Valencia
A Trangali Country Report From Rio Janeto
The scene around Rio Janeto shows no active siege with business as usual and provinces tranquil. Only alarm is President Fonesco's illness, while Navy and state operations remain quiet.
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Rio Janeto
Fonesco
The Anarchists Remember Haymarket Martyrs
Observances in Chicago mark four years since the Haymarket massacre and executions. An executive committee of 42 local groups plans a street procession, cemetery services at Waldheim, floral tributes, and speeches by Robert Reitzel and Henry Wightman. A Wednesday mass meeting will feature Prince Kropotkin. Similar events are noted in New York, with memorials planned in France and Germany.
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Curcaco
Scafffold
Haymarket Square
Waldheim
Robert Reitzel
Detroit
Henry Wightman
New York
Prince Kropotkin
Russia
France
Germany
Fall Conference of Iowa Unitarian Churches Successful
The Iowa Unitarian and other independent churches held a fall conference in Lumboldt from Tuesday to Thursday. Notable events included openings by church trustees, welcomes by Emma Shellenberger, sermons by Arthur M. Judy and S. M. Crothers, missionaries led by Safford and Reynolds, dedication of children, and a reception at the new parsonage. The meetings were well attended and considered highly successful.
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Iowa Unitarien
Emma Shellenberger
Arthur M. Judy
Davenport
S. M. Crothers
St. Paul
Miss Safford
Sioux City
Mr Reynolds
Boston
H. M. Simmons
Minneapolis
5S. A. Sample
C. J. Staples
St Cloud
Minn
G. EH. Jones
Chicago
Miss Gordon
Sioux City, Rey
Mr. Sample
Alinneapolis
Newfoundland Pup Diet Claims Aid for Young Woman
In Shelbyville Indiana Miss Maggie Doniger, 18, begins a novel diet therapy using exclusively young dog flesh to combat pulmonary consumption. Supported by her physician, the plan argues dog flesh can become a potent lymph and restore vigor, a test Maggie will conduct.
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Dr. Koch
Maggie
Newfoundland
Cork City Election Begins Amid Roaring Campaign
Cork voters cast 1500 ballots in the first hour as Parnellite John E Redmond and McCarthyite Martin Flavin vie for the Cork seat. Police, soldiers, and priests bustle between booths while crowds cheer and groan in a lively, tense day of campaigning.
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Booth
Tricks of Lightning Rod Men Scheme Report
A report from November 6 describes two lightning rod men swindling farmers in northern McLean and Woodford counties. They promise cheap rods and free points and insulators, then bill at 25 per rod for sixteen and a half feet. Farmers sign contracts and pay far more than expected.
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Wheir
McLean
Woodford
World’s Fair Awards Committee Forming at Chicago
At Chicago on November 6 the National Commission of the World’s Fair organized its committee of awards. Members include B. L. Smalley and W. F. King among others. The body will oversee a budget likely over 1 million dollars and set rules, appoint judges, and decide on compensation for judges.
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SF Chicaco
T. W. Palmer
B. L. Smalley
New York
W. F. King
Iowa
John Boyd Thatcher
A.T. Britton
Washington
D. C
Mark L. McDonald
California
Indiana May Seek Slice Of Illinois Land
A Chicago loss report from Indianapolis indicates Indiana may claim a twelve mile wide eastern Illinois land strip to justify a future Illinois legislature claim. The disputed area would include the Chicago stock yards and current world’s fair site if Ohio’s twelve mile boundary claim is upheld.
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Duke Johann of Austria Linked to Chilean Shipwreck
Archduke Johann of Austria who renounced his title and wed opera singer Jenny Stenbel reportedly sailed aboard a marriage ship that disappeared off the South American coast. The couple fled to Chile and Johann later fought in the Chilean troubles. Meanwhile U S customs officials authorize duty-free import of beet sugar machinery while requiring a bond and proof of use within a year.
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Austria
Jenny Stenbel
Denny Steubel
Camilo
Casino
Vienna
Arch Duke
Chile
Meeiuners
Fror
Washington
Spalding
Mysteries of Navigation in a Rowboat Dialogue
A playful conversation about sculling boats explains the use of an extra oar placed at the back for one handed rowing. The scene features a sweet girl and a nice young man discussing technique and practice. Several named figures are listed as having been born in 1519.
Hall's Catarrh Cure oath and notary acknowledgment
Oath by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promising one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 13 before A W Gleason. The advertisement claims the remedy works internally through the blood and mucous surfaces. Also notes Mr Depew’s anecdotal comment on rising to after-dinner speaking by reading Macaulay.
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Tentre
Lucas County
Franck J. Coexuy
F. J. Coeney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & CO
Mr. Depew
Macaulay
Nevada Prospect Finds Rich Quartz Vein Pocket
A prospector described as having recently discovered in the Black Hills a vein of quartz with a single pocket from which he is said to have extracted over 7000 dollars worth of gold in two days.
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Black Hills
Ming
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