Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Advert
Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad operates via Lake Erie Western Railroad. The direct line boasts the shortest 22 mile route between Fort Wayne Louisville and the Southwest with unions in Indianapolis Cincinnati and Louisville for all southern eastern and western connections. For rates tickets and information contact F t Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville or Lake Erie Western railroads. F Davy G P A Indianapolis Ind. K O Parkes Traffic Manager. Daily except Sunday.
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Union
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ft Wayne
Erie Western Railroad
F. Davy
Ind
K. O. Parkes
Local Time Card Teaches Central Standard Time
Grand Rapids and Indiana line announces a time card in effect October 5 1890 trains run on Central Standard Time Nos 5 and 6 operate daily between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids Nos 2 and 3 offer Parlor Chair cars between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids Nos 5 and 6 include Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids Officials L O Lockwood General Passenger Agent Grand Rapids Mich G W HartSuck Joint Ticket Agent Kendallville Ind
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Grand Rapids & Indianar
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
L. Lock Wood
Mich
G. W. Hartsuck
Kendallinte
Ind
Fort Wayne Passenger Services and Through Cars
GOING EAST Depart New York and Boston limited daily 6 06 am Toledo Express 24 pm Anan me daily. GIT Local freigh t 5 foam GOING WEST Pacific Facileee daily 50 am Express 1 49 pm Foals decomodavon Sunday 30 pm St Louis limited daily Indianapolis Fort Wayne 20 pm 6 10 pm 5 am Through New York Palace Sleeping Cars dining car and new free chair cars on the New York yestribute limited Free chair cars Dining car Buffalo sleeping car on Pacific and Limited Express As Kansas City Express and Cannon Ball has pen reclining chair cars for Kansas City Free G THOMPSON Passenger and Ticket Agent Fort Wayne Ind
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TiMis
Navy
Fort Wayne Lv
Bluffton
Montpelt
Hartford
Muncie
Decore Tees
Indianaenees
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evans
Indianapolis
Hartford Sea
Montpelier Luffton
Ty Voneses Wenecens
Fort Wayne
Avilla
Me City
Wolcottville
LaGrange
Hi Oh
Sturgissoueee Ee
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Cadillac
Seren
Traverse City
Etoskey
Mackinaw City
New York and Boston Limited
Toledo Express
Anan
Pacific Facileee
Aeesser
St. Louis Limited
New York Palace
New York Yestribute Limited
Buffalo
Pacific
Limited Express
Kansas City Express
Cannon Ball
Kansas City
Kh. G. Thompson
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Split Irish party in Dublin showdown over leadership
The united Irish parliamentary group fractures into two factions after Gladstone's letter, with Parnell’s supporters seizing control of the meeting while anti-Parnellite members depart. The split sets the stage for a campaign in Ireland and the creation of a daily national paper to advance each side’s agenda.
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Ireland
Parnell
London
United Irish Parliamentary Party
Gladstone
Justin McCarthy
Trish
McCarthy
Dickson
Murphy
Barry
Morrough
Healy
Sexton
Power
United Ireland
League
Parnell Meeting Called for Irish Party Round Table
Justin McCarthy as chairman sent a circular summoning all Irish members including Parnell to meet at 2 o clock. The first order of business is the selection by ballot of a consulting committee of eight.
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Parnell
Justin McCarthy
Irish Parliamentary Party
Parnell Mass Meetings Spark Irish Political Turmoil
Ireland erupts in meetings as Parnell supporters clash with Healy opponents. Effigies of Healy are burned at Phoenix Park in Dublin while priests push clerical influence amid party splits. McCarthyites plan fundraising changes as Parnell maintains strong funds from American donations.
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Parnell
London
Ireland
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Healy
Mitchelstown
Kilkenny
Armagh
Timothy Healy
Justin McCarthy
McCarthyites
Delegates Leave Chicago for London Or Paris
Dillon OBrien Sullivan Gill and OConnor left for New York with Harrington heading to Detroit after urgent telegrams from St Louis. The majority of the delegation postponed meetings and plan to sail to London or Paris by Wednesday.
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CicaGo
Dillon
O’brien
Sullivan
Gill
O’connor
New York
Harrington
Detroit
London
St. Louis
Paris
Irish societies of Albany pledge to Parnell
Albany Irish societies meet and cable support to Charles Stewart Parnell. They repudiate secessionists and instruct their secretary to inform William O'Brien M. P. that his lecturing services are no longer required in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Parnell
Empire State
New York
Charles Stewart
William O’brien
M. P
Supreme Court Denies Lobdell Writ for Seat in Legislature
In Topeka Kansas on December 8 Chief Justice Horton refused C E Lobdell’s mandamus seeking a certificate of election as a Lane county representative. Lobdell claimed a seat under a constitutional amendment allowing counties with over 250 voters a seat. The ruling holds the legislature cannot exceed 125 members, denying Lobdell and leaving Ingalls with no added votes.
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Topeka
Kan
Justic Horton
Supreme Court
C. E. Lobdell
Lane County
Wlobdell
Ingalls
Dispute Over New Hebrides Sparks Colonial Rivalry
London reports that Australia and France vie for control of the New Hebrides as colonial powers push for possession. Australians hold much of the settled lands, while natives show no clear allegiance. occasional references mention hostility toward French interests and incidents regarding local French nationals.
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London
New Hebrides
France
Australia
Sally
Windom defends treasury policy amid record money outflow
Secretary Windom says the treasury is increasing money in circulation and that a large portion has left private vaults and safe depots. He refuses to place the gold reserve with national bank depositories and notes a five‑petition anonymous scheme to curb bond purchases.
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Washington CiTy
Windom
New York
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Treasury bond purchases continue as financial conditions allow
The speaker states that future department policy will be to keep buying bonds as long as treasury finances permit. No other details are provided in the fragment.
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Department
Treasury
Powderly keynote marks Ocala Farmers' Alliance session
The Ocala Florida meeting on Saturday featured T. V. Powderly of the Knights of Labor, praising government railways control and denouncing labor saving electricity driven machines. A Citizens' Alliance formed, naming J. D. Holden president and Ralph Beaumont secretary, aiming to join the Cincinnati political union.
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Ocala
Fla
Farmers’ Alliance
T. V. Powderly
Knight of Labor
Citizens’ Alliance
Alliance
J. D. Holden
Kansas
Ralph Beaumont
Washington City
Cincinnati
They Gather in Governor Gordon
Gen. John B. Gordon will join the Farmers' Alliance on Tuesday night. His entry into the United States Senate on the 4th of next March will show his commitment to the Alliance principles, in line with rumors tied to his election to the Senate.
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Gordon
Atlanta
John B. Gordon
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Senate
Quiet Day in Juarez Amid Brutal Bull Fights and Prison Revolt
A El Paso dispatch reports large crowds at Juarez bull fights with brutal scenes, a horse gored thrice and a final bull sabred and slain. Meanwhile a prison riot leaves 18 convicts at large. three soldiers killed, others shot or captured as troops pursue them.
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Suarez
Denver
Colo
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
White and Daly Box to Drawn Verdict After Long War
In Omaha on Saturday night Tommy White of Chicago and Dan Daly of Bangor Me fought five hours and fifty five minutes without a decision. Daly closed White's left eye and smashed his mouth causing bleeding. White pressed for a knockout but both men were exhausted by the ninety first round and the bout ended in a draw.
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Omaha
White
Daly
Senate Moves on Election Supervisors List in Washington City
The senate passes a resolution urging the attorney general to provide a list of election supervisors. A house resolution seeking payment details tied to Supervisor Davenport of New York stalls under objection. Senate bills to aid Sioux rations and retire Gen. Stokeman advance with amendments.
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Washington City
Senate
Morgan
Davenport
New York
House
Gray
Grant
Arlington
A Press for Clemency in Circulation
A petition circulates for royal clemency for Theresa Riordan who shot Dr. Bright of University College Oxford and faces six years penal servitude. The case reveals university life as Haines, a senior official, ended a long association with Bright’s daughter after planning marriage. The doctor survives but remains recovering. Haines resigns his fellowship.
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London
Theresa Riordan
Dr. Bright
University College
Oxford
John Thomas Augustus Haines
Miss Riordan
Haines
Prominent Man Goes Insane in New York
George Washington Smith of San Francisco, vice president of the Nicaragua Canal company, became insane Saturday night and was removed to Bellevue hospital. He has been staying at the Gilsey house for some time.
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New York
George Washington Smith
San Francisco
Nicaragua Canal Company
Bellevue Hospital
Smith
Gilsey House
Pipe Flood Ruins Brunswick Museum Tapestry and Paintings
A hot-water pipe burst in the ducal museum of Brunswick causing flood damage to the saloons and destroying rare tapestry and many valuable paintings. Loss value is unestimable.
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Lonpox
Ducal Museum
Brunswick
Mrs Miller of California Dies in Washington at 54
Mrs Miller widow of the late Senator John F Miller of California died at her Washington residence Saturday from peritonitis aged 54.
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Washington City
Death of Pugilist Joe Coburn in New York
Joe Coburn the pugilist died Saturday evening at his residence on West Thirty-fifth Street. Death was caused by consumption. A masked party abducted John Edwardson of Utah, South Dakota, from his home Friday night, flogged him in the snow, and left him.
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Joe Coburn
New York
West Thirty-fifth Street
John Edwardson
Ituron
Abbreviated Telegrams Chronicle Sudden Deaths and Distant Affairs
A Kansas City man L N Murphy died of glanders from a horse. A senate bill passed by the house retires Gen George Stoneman as colonel. Arkansas treasurer misplaces 67000 loaned to private citizens who cannot repay. bondsmen stand ready. A centennial Washington tablet was dedicated at Old St Pauls New York. Mrs Martha Mills of Needham Massachusetts spent 21000 trying to reform an ex convict. Grit C Jasper and Ben Richardson died after a drunken crash near Sulphur Springs and Franklin Illinois. D L Shaw of Eighth Michigan district has gone insane after a political defeat. Robert A Smith shot his brother J A Smith over land in Lindwood near Bay City Michigan. Emma C Gray of St Louis advocates blockade and trouble with Pittsburg.
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L. N. Murphy
Kansas City
Senate
House
George Stoneman
Arkansas
Washington
Old St Paul’s Church
Broadway
N. Y
Martha Mills
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