Disgraceful Scenes as Toronto Orangemen Storm Park
O'Brien arrived in Toronto to address Queen's Park crowds but amid 15 000 to 20 000 supporters Orangemen clashed with nationalists. A woman used a green branch to subdue an interrupter as police kept order. O'Brien condemned Lansdowne and promised to fight for free speech, while a banquet later echoed calls for justice for Luggacurran tenants.
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Foreigen
Toronto
Canada
O’brien
Rossin House
D. L. Cahill
National League
Queen's Park
O'Brien
Queen
Brittania
God Save
Ireland
Grossett
Seymour
Mr. O'Brien
Mr. Kilbridge
Orangemen
Archibald
Stuart
Grassett
Luis
Langdowne
J. A. Mulligan
Luggacurran
Lansdowne
Ife
Dennis Kilbride
Lr. O’brien
Irish National League
Sherman
Erastus Wyman
United States
Butterworth
Joan Sherman
Paris
Lonpox
Chamber of Deputies
Goblet
Knights of Pythias meet in Atchison Kansas Grand Lodge session
Kansas City will add a new city charter after outgrowing the first. The Kansas grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias met at Apollo hall with Gen. S. H. Kelsey mayor of Atchison delivering the welcome. The brigade reorganized into four regiments and a grand parade with prize drill is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2. The Atchison flambeau club will stage a grand pyro technical display at 5:30.
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Knights of Pythias
Arcareox
Kas
Kansas Grand Lodge
Sp. m
Atchison Flambeau Club
Major Ben Perley Poore falls ill in Wasurmerox
May 17 at Wasurmerox Major Ben Perley Poore was taken suddenly ill due to overwork and heat and is very weak this evening.
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Ben Perley Poore
Wasurmerox
A New City Charter for Kansas City
Kansas City officials appoint a three member committee of freeholders to draft a modern city charter. The current charter dates from when the population was 15,000 and the move aims to enable projected public improvements.
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Kansas City
Lower Rates Arranged for Manufacturing Goods
A meeting of the Iowa Minnesota and Dakota lines at Uurcaco today secured a compromise on rates for manufacturing articles. Special rates will be 20 to 30 percent below the regular freight rate to Mississippi river cities from Burlington to Dubuque and extended to Des Moines Marshaltown Iowa City Osage Oskaloosa Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids. This restores western manufacturers to pre law rate levels.
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Uurcaco
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Bissippi River
Mississippi River
Burlington
Dubuque
Des Moines
Marshaltown
Iowa City
Osage
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Resolutions Adopted in Missouri House Impending Walker Probe
A Jefferson City dispatch reports that Missouri's lower house unanimously adopted resolutions to inquire why the investigation into State Auditor Walker’s alleged interests in the Branch Pennsylvania location has not been printed. The measure serves as a preliminary impeachment step against the auditor.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Missouri
Walker
Pennsylvania
Thirty Fourth General Assembly
Miami Gas and Improvement Company charter filed
The Miami Gas and Improvement Company charter was filed with the secretary of state in Paola Kansas. The company combines Kansas City and Boston capital and has capital stock of 50000 dollars. If a sufficient natural gas supply is found they plan to pipe gas into Kansas City a distance of forty three miles.
Eastbound rail tariff fight continues at Curcaco
In Curcaco on May 17 the general managers of eastbound lines met to press Chicago & Atlantic to drop its grain rates to Ohio points. The Chicago and Atlantic refused to withdraw the low tariff, and competitors did not meet the rate, allowing it to stay in effect.
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Curcaco
Chicago & Atlantic
Ohio
Gould Denies Early Involvement With Union Pacific
In New York the Pacific railway commission hears Jay Gould testify he had no stake in the Union Pacific before 1873 and that his interest rose 1873 to 1878. He details the 1878 pool, consolidated mortgage plans, and his role in fixing prices and transfers among St Louis securities.
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Gould
Pacific Commission
New Youke
Pacific Railway Commission
John Pender
Credit Mobile
Jay Gould
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Morrisini
St. Louis
Usher
Mr. Ames
Ham
Non Partisan Convention Forms in Detriot Michigan
The non partisan state convention met in Detriot on May 17 to organize with E. B. Fairfield as chairman and Henry M. Look as secretary. The day featured organization and speeches including an amendment meeting. Tomorrow the group will plan work toward another submission of the prohibitory amendment.
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Detrott
Mich
E. B. Fairfield
Henry M. Look
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 11 to 10 while New York beat Indianapolis 26 to 6. St Louis edged the Athletics 4 to 3. Philadelphia crushed Detroit 19 to 11. Baltimore defeated Dodstills 6 to 11. Boston topped Pittsburg 11 to 9. Lincoln beat Hastings 10 to 2.
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New York
Indianapolis
St. Louis—Athletics
St. Louis
Iee
Chica
Iladiphin
Detroit
Philadel- Dodstills
Coetentile
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburg
Lincoln
Hastings
Inter State Commerce Law and Its Trade Effects
Washington notes on the inter state commerce law and its impact on trade with Canada. Consul Twichell reports higher railroad rates and shift to Canadian suppliers, affecting American manufacturers, wholesalers, and railroads. Funeral of Justice Woods held in Washington with burial planned in Newark Ohio. Japanese cadet Hinere admitted to Naval Academy. Prudential protest from Prescott Arizona against interior freight discrimination. Governor Hill names Col. Fred Grant quarantine commissioner.
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Department of State
Inter-State Commerce Commission
United States
Twicheel
Kingston
Canada
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Halifax
Justice Woods
Supreme Court
Gene Sheridan
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Committee On Railroads and Transportation of
Prescott
Arizonia) Board of Trade
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
San Francisco
Memorial services for Tilden set by New York assembly May 23
A telegraphic roundup notes memorial services for the late Governor Samuel J. Tilden to be held by the New York assembly on May 23. Other items cover bondholders rejecting a legislative proposal, a fatal tunnel explosion near Leadville, and various political and legal developments across several states.
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Samuel J. Tilden
New York Assembly
Virginia
Legislative Committee
James Murray
Midland Tunnel
Leadville
Col
Jacob Sharp
New York
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Senate
Groton
Mass
Nathan Nutting
Henry Winch
Nutting
Indianapolis
Miss Letzke
John Beyer
LaCrosse
Wis
United States
Florida
Pasco
Market Reports New York Money and Grain Prices
Market reports from New York and Kansas City list exchange rates, mercantile paper prices, and daily stock totals. Grain bids include No 2 soft winter wheat and No 2 red winter bids with May and July quotations. Live stock prices cover cattle, hogs, and sheep with receipts, shipments, and price ranges at Kansas City, St Louis, and Chicago exchanges.
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New York Money
New York
Moxex
Cope
Sterling Exchange
Kanaasy
Aneas Crry
Warat
Jane
Young
Kansan
Langan
St. Louis
Sanney
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Gleaner
Eva K
Mary Me
Los Angles
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Amos
Rio Grande
Uncle Dan
Longalight
Monocrat
Nellie C
Pocomoke
Jennie McFarland
Avery
Brooklyn
Brookivy
Bnttanic
Ichi Bou
Bankrupt
Barnum
Favor
Biscui
Specialty
Packer
King Crab
Hanover
Julietta Colt
Dunbine
King Fish
Guarantee
Florence M
Letrelia
Orland
Kansas
Grand Lodge
Pythias
Atchinon
Major Ben Perley Poore
Cincinnati
Washington City
Woods
Washington
Washincton
John Meyham
St. Marys
J. B. P. Demia
Maynard
Drummonsville
Omaha
Comptroller of Currency
Nada
Col. Fred. Grant
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Fred. Grant
Senate
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Chicago
Gravi Nna Pradice
Carolee
Prenne
Saxer
Sodrass
Soho
Torane
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