Liberal Districts Shift Seats in Irish Debates
The article reports shifts in Irish politics with Liberal districts including Tavistock and Stroud swing. It notes anti-Parnellite candidates replacing Parnellite incumbents in several districts and Grattan Exmonde losing Dublin to Went Karey, with Harrington taking the seat. J J O'Daly loses North Roscommon, removing a figure of notable ability from parliament.
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University completes million dollar subscription
A rough OCR fragment reports the University of Chicago completed a one million dollar subscription by July 16 with conditional contributions, noting Major K A But as vice president of the diversity and member of its bond of trustee allegedly securing six eighty thousand.
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Martial law looms as Homestead troops surge in
Reports from Pa and nearby towns describe Major General Snowden directing state troops to Homestead. Units including Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth, and Eighteenth regiments arrive with gatling guns and armored cars. Citizens form advisory committees to coordinate with authorities amid mounting tension and potential labor unrest.
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Homestead Union Crisis Report From July 18 Meeting
A meeting of Irickner Lill and Sullivan mine owners and non men leaders revealed threats to blow the plant if non union aims were not met. General Snowe's headquarters reported non union workers en route to Homestead. authorities prepared calls for rail and guard deployments. Gladatone won Midlothian with 760 votes versus 9 077 for Colony Wane hope Liberal unionist.
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Clislemant Oates
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Oates
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Cyrus W Field Dead At Home In Armaule Parish
Cyrus W Field died at his country home in Armaule Parish aged 65 after a rapid decline following a violent illness. Attended by his brothers and family, his death ends a life of finance and telegraph innovation including Atlantic cable projects. Funeral services are planned for Thursday with interment at Stockbridge Massachusetts.
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Brutal crab attack injures infant in Philadelphia street
A man Dorion severely maimed a neighbor's baby with a live crab, tearing the upper lip and prompting amputation. The father fired at Dorion, who fled the town. the injured child was treated and society officials pursue charges. Nearby, church tensions flare after a Rome-repatriated priest receives a warm greeting from Archbishop Corrigan.
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Cleveland’s delayed letter to Stevenson revealed
A garbled report details how Adin B. Stevenson finally received a delayed congratulatory letter from President Cleveland, postmarked June 25 in Bloomington, after being lost among Chicago papers. Cleveland urged timely replies, invited Stevenson to Gray Gables, and hinted at a political duty with the New York committee.
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Astor Not Dead Despite Rumors and Health Update
A correspondent reports William Whitlort Astor's health improving after a published rumor of his death. Mrs Astor confirms better condition and no serious illness, with visitors at Sandsdown hotel congratulating the improvement. Gladsone will be premier, Liberal gains reduce government majority. Markets and cattle prices listed alongside.
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Congressional debates on Homestead policy and coinage
In Washington July reports show the Senate debated resolutions by Gallinger and Peffer regarding Homestead troubles, with references to the contingent expenses and anticipated committee reports. Bland announced plans to push the silver bill, while Hatch’s option and related measures faced movement. The house focused on currency, coinage, and public works, with votes on bridge maintenance and census publication funds. the National Mining Congress opened in Helena with heavy Silver Party presence and calls to curb wildcat stocks amid a packed auditorium and formal welcomes.
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Heirs of Thomas Smith sue city over million-dollar claim
The heirs seek 1,000,000 in damages alleging an agreement related to Washington Square land bought by the city for 825,000 years ago. The city plans a 2,000,000 city hall project with fountains and walks, prompting the pending lawsuit as eminent lawyers discuss it.
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Jackson society shocked as governor's daughter elopes
Miss Annie Byearoll, daughter of Governor John S. Stone, married El Mekle of Water Valley. The couple boarded a Central train for Jackson, Tennessee, where the ceremony took place. The governor is incensed by his daughter's elopement with a man unable to support a wife. the couple has not been invited home.
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