Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Ad
The Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad, operated by Lake Erie Western, markets itself as the direct fastest line with solid trains to Cincinnati. It claims 22 wires as the shortest route between Fort Wayne Louisville and the Southwest with direct connections in Indianapolis Cincinnati and Louisville for all southern eastern and western ports. For rates and tickets contact any agent or GC F Day GP A Indianapolis Indiana. H C teeth Trafic Manner.
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Union
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ft Wayne
Erie Western Railroad
Grand Rapids and Indiana Local Time Card
Trains run on Central Standard Time effective October 5, 1890. The notice clarifies local time alignment for Grand Rapids and Indiana rail service.
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Grand Rapids & Indianar
New York Palace Sleeping Cars on Fort Wayne Line
The Fort Wayne passenger agent notes schedules and amenities for the New York vestibule limited and related trains. Details include dining car service and free reclining chair cars on the Pacific and Limited Express lines, with connections to Buffalo, Kansas City, and other legs.
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New York and Boston Limited
Toledo Express
Atlantic Express
Eeseeess
Pacific Express
Canadle
Kansas City Express
Lafayette Accomodation
St. Louis Limited
Scscceecceees
New York Palace
New York Vestibule Limited
Buffalo
Pacific
Limited Express
Cannon Ball
Kansas City
J. G. Thompson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rough on O'Brien and the Dublin Split Over Parnell
The Irish parliamentary delegation abandons its American tour amid shocks as Dublin councils back Parnell and the National League repudiates the Chicago manifesto. O'Brien and Dillon face changed plans, likely moving to Paris while priests and factions rally to Parnell. land purchase policy, home rule, and party cohesion dominate the shifting Irish political landscape.
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Curcaco
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dillon
O’brien
Harrington
O’connor
New York
Paris
Gill
O’sullivan
Liverpool
Dublin
Parnell
Central Council
the National League In Ireland
Chicago
Ireland
Cork
Young Ireland Society
William O’brien
Thunder of Rome Demands Parnell Defeat
In Dublin the Catholic hierarchy of Ireland united against Parnell at a meeting of archbishops and bishops. They adopted a strong address repudiating his leadership, warning it will lead to defeat for Home Rule. Four archbishops and eighteen bishops signed the resolution, signaling a profound sensA tion across Irish politics.
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Ireland
Labouchere
Parnell
Lord Hartington
Lonon
Rome
Great Britain
Home Rule
Walsh
Dublin
Liberal leaders clash with Home Rule factions in Britain
The Irish Home Rule and Conservative lines stir politics as Liberal leaders in London on December 4 debate strategy and coalition prospects amid rising party tensions.
Compromise Teeters Over Irish Party Leadership
The Nationalist conference met briefly as Clancy proposed a compromise to retire Parnell from leadership. The move ties his retirement to Gladstone obtaining concessions on home rule if Liberals win. Parnell remains confident of retaining supremacy while supporters cite backing from America strengthening his position.
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London
Clancy
Parnell
Gladstone
Purnell
America
Tenants in Tipperary Set To Reoccupy Farms Amid Boycott Fallout
From Tipperary reports tenants, led by demoralization of the home rule cause, plan to resume occupation of deserted farms. The trial showed many hesitated to join the plan of campaign and surrender property. One tenant had paid £20 ground rent on an estate improved at £3,000 cost. New Tipperary’s business is nearly deserted while boycotted shopkeepers regain trade.
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Tipperary
London
Smith-Barry
New Tipperary
Salisbury Voices on Parnell Scandal and Irish Abuses
Salisbury at Waterfoot Lancashire says outburst against Parnell for seventh commandment violation is creditable though Irish breaches of the sixth and eighth commandments have escaped condemnation. Healy and Sexton supported then opposed their leader. Liberal leaders await effects of the expose on the religious community.
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London
Salisbury
Waterfoot
Lancashire
Parnell
Healy
Sexton
The Irish World Backs Gladstone on Home Rule
The Irish World of New York urges the Irish parliamentary party to stand by Gladstone in his bid for home rule. Patrick Ford's paper argues he is sincere in seeking Irish self government and devotes considerable space to the issue.
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Irish World
Gladstone
New York
Patrick Ford
Ireland
Irish Land Purchase Bill Advances in Commons
The government bill to buy land in Ireland passed its second reading in the House of Commons by 268 to 180. Parnellite followers joined the government in the vote.
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Balfour
London
House of Commons
Parnell
Plumber Fails to Open Safe After Change
In Sioux Falls South Dakota on December 4, a young plumber named Sanders could not reopen seven new vaults after the combination was changed. The safe company manager offered 500 dollars if he could repeat the feat, but he failed to open a single vault.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Sanders
New Court House
Democrats Start Fight Over Federal Election Bill at Senate Hearing
Washington reports detail a heated Senate session on the federal election bill with Turpie opposing and Dawes and Voorhees clashing over constitutional power and the suppression of votes. Democratic caucus vows to prolong debate to defeat the measure amid criticism of World Fair commission salaries and expenditures.
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Washington City
Voorhees
Dawes
Pierce
Senate
Turpie
South
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
North
Congress
One More Silver Bill and Other House Proposals
Washington Dec 4 Taylor of Illinois introduces a joint resolution to buy 13 million ounces of silver bullion at market price in Treasury notes, limited to US mine products. Also bills for a $100000 Danville building, pension fee regulation, and immigration restrictions targeting hostile foreigners.
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Washington City
Treasury
United States
Danville
Ill
Cannon
Illinois
Ills
Senate
Belknap
Michigan
Owen
Indiana
Cullom Proposes One Cent Postage For Domestic Letters
Washington announces that on July 1, 1891 a bill introduces a one cent rate for letters up to half an ounce and one cent for each additional half ounce or fraction, applying to domestic and drop letters.
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Washington City
World's Fair Committee to Scalp National Commission
Washington officials report that upon Chairman Candler's return from his daughter's sick bed, the World's Fair committee plans decisive moves against the National Commission. House members who visited are actively engaged in shaping next steps amid mounting tensions.
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National Commission
Chicago
Commission
Fair Organization
Washington City
Candler
House
Important Chairmanship in Coinage Committee Sparked
Washington reports mood among western lawmakers over selecting a new chairman to succeed Conger the Iowa minister designate. Wickham of Ohio is senior but opposed on silver, while Walker of Massachusetts backs the Speaker against free coinage. Reed may pick a chair outside the panel.
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Washington City
Conger
Iowa
Brazil
Wickham
Ohio
Reed
Walker
Massachusetts
Absent Republicans in House Prompt Quorum Note
In Washington on Monday fifty two Republican members were absent to affect quorum. The president told a Republican that no Republican will be appointed to a federal office during the session and those hoping for appointments must stay seated until adjournment to prove loyalty.
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Washington City
House
Congress
Debates Over Copyright Bill Shape Vote in House
In Washington yesterday the copyright bill faced sharp opposition from Springer Peters of Kansas and Kerr of Iowa, while Breckinridge Farquhar McAdoo and Butterworth led as its main supporters. The bill passed 139 to 95. Also, Senator Carlisle received two forged drafts from a swindler posing as his son John G Carlisle Jr.
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Washington City
House
Springer
Peters
Kansas
Kerr
Iowa
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Farquhar
New York
McAdoo
New Jersey
Butterworth
Yeas
Carlisle
City of
Mexico
John G. Carlisle, Jr
Treasury Deficiency Estimate For Public Printing
Washington city reports the house heard a Treasury Secretary letter transmitting an estimate of public printing and binding deficiency totaling 882000 dollars. The amount covers services and materials for ongoing federal printing needs.
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Washington City
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Condition of Dr Baxter in Washieton
Washieton City reports no change in Dr Baxter's condition since Tuesday night. He remains comatose with no signs of consciousness returning.
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Baxter
Washieton City
Dr. Baxter
Desperado Gunfight Endangers Woman in Kentucky
In Williamstown Kentucky on Tuesday evening George Burgess a known drunk and desperado shot Miss Alice McKinley at her Mil street home and fled barricading the residence. Sheriff Joe Webb and Deputy Marshall demanded entry and Burgess fired on them when they forced the door.
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Williamstown
George Burgess
Alice McKinley
Mil Street
Serio
Burgess
Pis
Joe Webb
Marshall
Weil
Burgees
Diabolical burglars terrorize farmer in Illinois
Berry Todd, a 60 year old bachelor farmer near New Athens St. Clair County Illinois, was awakened by two masked men who bound gagged and beat him to force disclosure of money. They burned his feet with a candle before fleeing. A section crew later untied him.
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New Athens
Ill
Berry Todd
St. Clair County
Todd
Conflagration in Frankfort Ohio Destroys Town Blocks
CHILLICOTHE Ohio December 4 At midnight Tuesday word came that the village of Frankfort twelve miles west of here was in total conflagration. Fire engines and the local department were sent by special train. By yesterday morning the blaze was out but twelve large blocks were destroyed. Frankfort Ross county is a village of 600 people with one bank on the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad.
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Ohio
Chillicothe
Frankfort
Here
Ross County
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago
Doctor Arrested for Obscene Medical Circulars
John L Adams of Decatur caused the arrest of Dr. C Crawford of Danville for sending obscene medical circulars through the mails. The inspector captured more circulars from the doctor who admits violation but argues he should be excused for the benefit to humanity.
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Danville
John L Adams
Decatur
C. Crawford
Post Office
Tea firm Montgomery & Co Put Under Receiver
At a noon auction of teas Richard M Montgomery & Co 112 Front street announced liquidation due to financial stringency and placed in the hands of a receiver George S Coe president of the American Exchange National Bank serves as receiver.
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New York
Richard M. Montgomery & Co
Front Street
George S. Coe
American Exchaffice National Bank
Illinois Legislature Preliminary Election Totals
Official lists show Senate results with Republicans 27 and Democrats 24. In the House Republicans 73, Democrats 37, and Alliance 8. On joint ballot Republicans 100, Democrats 101, and Alliance 3.
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Springfield
Ill
Senate
Democrats
House
Alliance
Alliange
Tobin Discovers False Bottom in Old Wank From England
On Thanksgiving Day John H Tobin of Long Island City opened an old wank from England and found a false bottom concealing the sum 178,000 dollars.
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John H. Tobin
Long Island City
England
Abbreviated Telegrams Roundup of Crimes and Miscellany
Reports from Boston Mississippi Wisconsin Illinois Cincinnati Detroit and West events include a brother's killing in Mississippi, treasury silver purchases, rewards for a missing man, prison expansion a farmers breeders meeting in Iowa, a lawyer killed in an elevator shaft, a deadly Detroit tobacco factory fire, a domestic tragedy in St Louis, a con artist posing as a senator's son, a 90 year old groom wedding in West Virginia, Wanamaker mortgage dispute, and a Mills Robeson partnership note.
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Hugh West
J. A. West
Boston
Miss
Treasury Department
Chicago
Benjamin H. Campbell
Wisconsin
Iowa Fine Stock Breeders’ Association
Oskaloosa
Isaac M. Jordan
Cincinnati
Scotten Tobacco Works
Detroit
George Schied
St. Louis
Carlisle
Pennsboro
Ritchie County
W. Va
Wanamaker
Washington City
Whitney
Albert H. Smith
of Mills, Robeson & Wednesday
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Grand Rapids
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LaGrange, Se
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Rome City
As Mendalsville
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Richmond
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G. H. Louman& Co
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Taylor
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