Ireland's Parliament Crisis and Times Charges Arraignment
Morley leads mass meeting at St James Hall as Gladstone rests due to illness. Parnell condemns the Times forged letters and government policies toward Ireland, urging a public tribunal and accountability. Attendees cheer as Parnell denounces imprisonment of Irish MPs and the Balfour era policy. Nearby market report notes brisk but lackluster job trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Lespos
Morley
St. James Hall
Gladstone
London Times
Webster
Mr. Balfour
Ireland
Biman
Times
Lord Camervon
Lord Carnarvon
Lord Salisbury
Charles Russell
Mooney
England
Teries
Rell
Trade and nominations noted in late winter market roundup
The report describes conservative buyers and satisfactory aggregate trade with prints selling more freely due to the Fall River strike. Market stocks are steady and agents remain firm, while seasonable goods are quieter. Nominations and confirmations in Washington include Eugene Schuyler as assistant secretary of state and Walker Blaine as examiner of claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasttixcox
Senate
Eugene Schuyler
New York
George L. Rivers
Walker Blaine
Maine
Department of State
Francis Wharton
Cyrus Buskey
Wasninetos
A. C. Mellette
Dakota
L. B. Richardson
Cornelius H. Hanaford
Washington Territory
Supreme Court of the
Territory
Washire Lon
Geo. W. Devin
Montana
United States
Territory of
Smuey M. Chambers
Indiana
District of Tndiana
Batchelor
Treasury
Hugh 8. Thompson
Albert C. Porter
Italy
John A. Enander
Ilinois
Denmark
State Department
Richard Root
Keokuk
Iowa
Senate Session Briefly Opens and Adjourns
The Senate at Wasumetox on March 13 met at 12:15 to consider executive business. At 12:25 the doors were reopened and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasumetox
Charleston Murder Mystery Deepens With Coroner's Inquest
The coroner's jury will convene at 11 tomorrow to investigate the Charleston homicide in Cyrambeston. McDow's house is under police control as details emerge of his alleged affair with Captain Dawson's maid and the maid's stay at an assignation house. Messages of sympathy pour in for Mrs Dawson as funeral services at the cathedral proceed under Bishop Northrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrambeston
S. C
McDow
McVow
Captain Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
Cleveland Telegraphs
Northrup
Bishop Northrup
News and Courier
Dawson
Gorman
Maryland
Rawson
National Democratic Executive Committee
Snator Gorman
South
Twenty-second Annual Meeting of the G A R and Odd Fellows Encampment
Soldiers in line and Odd Fellows in session at McPherson Kansas as the twenty second annual gatherings unfold. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Henry Booth and Ira Collins at the G A R encampment while Odd Fellows name Thos Beattie D S Ferguson F H Betton C H Schaffer and S H Kelsey for key posts. A parade draws 5000 veterans through decorated streets with arches and crowds. The prize team from Sterling to illustrate work and Leavenworth team follow the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Kansas
Kas
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Henry Booth
Larned
Ira Collins
Sabetha
C. H. Schaffer
Council Grove
H. Kelsey
Atchison
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Sterling
Leavenworth
Illinois Central Meeting Probes Dividends and Board Power
F B Cooley of Hartford and D B Howe of Boston attended the Illinois Central annual meeting to examine meager dividends and propose board actions. Cooley backed distributing proposals to stockholders and limiting director powers, drawing a heated debate. Directors’ election is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Iinois Central Railroad Company
F. B. Cooley
Hartford
Conn
D. B. Howe
Boston
Illinois Central
Burlington
Cooley
Baseball teams visit House of Commons under police escort
The American baseball teams traveled to the House of Commons on March 12. They were stopped at the gates by police but allowed to proceed after officials explained that the speaker had arranged a group visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
House of Commons
W. T. O'Brien
United States Press Office
Washington
Willie Brewer
Harrisburg
International Y. M.C. A
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Paradise Club of Anglers Buys Vast Forest Preserve
The Paradise Club of Anglers in New York, led by Judge Gildersleeve, has purchased 70,000 acres of forest and fifty trout lakes across the country, creating the world’s largest fish and game preserve. The deal signals a major expansion of hunting and fishing land and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paradise Club of Anglers
Gildersleeve
Curly Billy Killed in Minnesota Loggers Fight
Louis White known as Curly Billy, terror of Minnesota pineries, is killed by Charles E. Hayden after a quarrel over a cabinet photo of Hayden’s wife and children. White attacked Hayden’s wife’s reputation, a fight ensued, Hayden shot White through the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly Billy
Bow Rrvex
Minn
Louis White
Minnesota
Charles E. Hayden
Hayden
White
Senate approves resubmission of prohibitory amendment
After a brief debate the senate voted 26 to 15 to resubmit the prohibitory amendment to the constitution. The measure now goes to the people for a ratification vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provineses
R. L
Senate
Millionaire Snell's Son Searches Canada for Tascott
Telegraphic notes report diverse items from 1887 including Miss Lulu Mackinley dying of wage bleed in New York, Missouri politics over Washington centennial funding, legal maneuvers in Oregon, a dog bite incident in Forbes Missouri, and a brutal firearms incident in Springfield. The dispatch also mentions the York state Masonic debt jubilee, transport robberies near Shenandoah, and health ads from Warner’s log cabin remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Canada
Tascott
Lulu Mackinley
Vassar
New York City
Ft. Wayne
Shenandoah
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Cleary
New York
Twine Trust tightens grip on farmers and wagons
Minneapolis reports show the binding twine trust buying up stock and raising prices from 5 to 25 cents per pound threatening harvests as farmers boycott. In Kansas City, rate clerks and freight agents continue evasive practices to grant rebates while dodging harsher penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapoli
Minneapolis
Dakota Farmers’ Alliance
Hee
Trust
Kansas City
Eastern Lines
Explosion at Brymaly colliery wipes out many in Wexham
A major explosion at the Brymaly colliery in Wexham results in heavy loss of life with twenty bodies recovered from the ruins. Separate notes report W J Joyce’s Jamaica ginger sale conviction in Lexeca Kas, a towboat Kangaroo capsizing at Spootsville with drownings, and weather plus patent medicine advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpon
Brymaly
Wexham
Lexeca
Kas
W. J. Joyce
Day
Jamaica
Weekly Journal and New York World One Year Sale
A historical offer announces a one year subscription deal for the Weekly Journal and the New York World at a price of 160 dollars. The notice promotes readership and highlights the two publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weekly Journal
New York World
Markets by Telegraph New York March 13
Daily market notes from New York show dull but steady trading. Bonds and stocks move little with 140 shares traded and prices quoted for Pacific Geof95 Union Pacific Rock Talend and Western Union among others under a quiet session.
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New York
Muus+v. z
New Enn
Monty
Mencastite Parsk—Prime Suereanti
Pape
KONDS
LOT PacificGeof
Miesonrrh
Union Pacific
Wapash
Western Union
Kansas City Grain and Provisions Market Notes
Market brief from Kansas City lists bids and prices for corn oats and meal. Highlights include May and March contracts with bids around 211 cents for corn and quotes for bran, dairy, ham, pork cuts, and meat products. The report notes steady offers and a calm trading tone with several commodity identifiers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bancas
Wagat
Sadie
IO@inc
Keseywen
Livestock Market Notes From Haneas City fair to strong gains
Market activity is reported as opened higher and closing higher with strong demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices show mixed ranges for feeders cows and heavy steer groups while dairy and grain markets align with steady to firm tones amid larger receipts and shifting futures signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catrie
Uthera Whittle Aly
Medim
Betts Termina Prone
Wurat
Dune
Viige
Sto. Cuas
Fie
Tebid
Bagcey
Hai
Timothy
Ilye- Waraky
Lot
Alvices
Chicago
Peek
St. Gemin
Rangers
Recwipte
Barber Bros. Drugstore Advertises Health Remedies
An old time ad from Barber Bros. Druggists Lawrence promotes Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It claims cures for coughs, consumption, lumbago, sprains, bruises, and skin issues with guaranteed relief or money back. Also advertises Bucklen's Arnica at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Barber Bros
Druggista, Lawrence
Bucklen
Barber Broa
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life
A woman near death from consumption improves after using Dr King s New Discovery after reading a note on wrapping paper. She gains weight from 70 pounds to 140 pounds and thrives, with trial bottles advertised at Barber Brothers drug store. Electric Bitters touted as a cure for dyspepsia and liver ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. H. Cole, Draggint
Fort Smith
Barber Bro
Barber Broa
7 pays for the W. $5.00 wal and the Kaen asses
7 pays for the W. five dollars wal and the Kaen asses.
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Balfour
the Times
Yous
Charleston
Emporia
ODD Fellows IN Session
Odd Fellows
Telegraphic News Notes
Missouri
Bullene
London
Hannon
O'Brien
Harrington
Forbes
Lawson Seip
Olive E. Friend
John Foster
Springfield
Northwest Territory
Lord Lonsdale
Mary Anderson
Baltimore
Merchants Club of
Forsell
Ruddick
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad Company
C. J. Fosherman
St. Louis Brewing Company
Waverly
Errmer
Warner
H.all
F. J. Cheng & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & Co
Victor
C. F. Woodward
Kemp
F.E. Coss
Ely
U.P
the Twine Trust
Twine Trust
Joyce
Evanaville
Ind
Kangaroo
Spootsville
Green River
George Ingrow
Ed. Simmons
Cook
Walhsdton
Bright
Dr. Roberts
University of New York City
Telegraph
Haneas City
aNvas City
CaTrLe
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