Sheridan Case Debate Roils British Commons In Ireland Row
The London corresponder reports a fierce Commons debate over the Sheridan case. Irish leaders led by Redmond and Devlin urged extradition for trial in Ireland, while Asquith Morley and Healy attacked Britain’s Irish policy. The session highlighted tensions between Ireland and the House of Lords, and the cost of governance in Dublin Castle.
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Boston Globe
London
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House of Commons
Ireland
John Redmond
Mr. Dillon
William O’brien
T. W. Russell
Timothy Harrington
Dublin
Wiliam Redmond
Joseph Devlin
T. M. Healy
William Sheridan
Lowell
Mass
Asquith
John Morley
United States
Healy
Tim
Harris
Tynemouth
Tim” Rose
Mr. Healy
Sergt. Sheridan
Jabez Balfour
South America
Arizona
Lord Russell
House of Lords
Clonbrooks
Londonderrys
England
William Redmond
Morley
Healey
America
Health and Strength MI O NA remedy for dyspepsia
A plant based drug free cure claims to repair digestive organs without harming the kidneys or liver. MI O NA from Hawaii supposedly restores stomach and bowels so a dyspeptic can eat normally after a 17 day, 60 cent course. Ellingwood & Co. sell at Central and Merrimack streets.
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Hawaii
Ellingwood & Co
Central and
Merrimack Streets
Body of Man Found in Bushes Identified as John Harkins
Lawrence reports a postal card claim identifies the body found last Saturday near the Andover line as John F. Harkins of Newport RI or Pawtucket RI. The letter from Lowell, signed P L, casts doubt on the death being murder but notes a wife, children, and a Providence hotelier brother. Police question its reliability while coroner and Lowell connections await verification.
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Lawrence
Frye Village
James T. O'Sullivan
Andover
Lowell
P. L
John F. Harkins
Newport
Pawtucket
R. I
Providence
O’sullivan
Marshal O'Sullivan
Blondin
Joint Manoeuvres Ordered For New London Duty
Washington August 5 By direction of the acting secretary of war a number of ordnance Officers have been ordered to New London Conn to report to Major General McArthur for assignment to duty pertaining to the maintenance of the supply of ordnance material and proper condition of the armament at the posts of the manoeuvre district The officers named include Lieut Colonel John C Butler Major Rogers Birnie Ira MacNutt Captains Lawrence L Bruff William W Gibson Charles B Wheeler and William S Pierce and First Lieutenants Samuel Hoff Win Tishappat and Edward P OHeerne Company M of the third battalion of engineers stationed at Washington barracks has been ordered by General MacArthur to proceed to New London for participation in the joint manoeuvres
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Washington
Secretary of War
New London
Conn
McArthur
John C. Butler
Rogers Birnie
Ira MacNutt
Lawrence L. Bruff
William W. Gibson
Charles B. Wheeler
William 8. Pierce
Samuel Hoff
Win. Tishappat
Edward P. O'Heerne
Third Batalion of Engineers
Washington Barracks
MacArthur
Lunatics Escape From Worcester Insane Asylum
Miss Matilda Strom, 87, an inmate at Worcester insane asylum, escaped the grounds yesterday afternoon after eluding a nurse. Worcester police, alerted late, searched the grounds for her with descriptions broadcast to reliefs. A second runaway, Ellis Nutter, an insane man at the hospital nearly a year, was reported missing in the same notice, and a dawn search continued with no capture.
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Worcester
Matilda Strom
Worcester Insane Asylum
David A. Matthews
Station 1
Worcester Insane Hospital
Hosea M. Quinby
Ellis Nutter
A Foreigner's Pledge in Naval Grant Debate
In the House of Commons Edmund Robertson cites J Pierpont Morgan offering to let Britain use shipyard vessel assets as cruisers. Hugh O Arnold-Forster replies the Admiralty will not rely on any pledge by foreigners and cannot discuss specifics.
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London
House of Commons
Edmund Robertson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Admiralty
Hugh O. Arnold-Forster
Catholics Urged to Present Policy on Philippine Religion
The prevailing sentiment is against forming a political movement, yet Catholics should unite to clearly present their position on religious questions in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Hanna on Labor Praises Labor and Capital Accord
Cleveland Aug 5 The employes of the Cleveland City Railroad led by Senator M A Hanna presented him a vane. He thanked them and spoke of better relations between capital and labor. He recalled aiding during the anthracite strike and said a worker’s honor means more than a legal fine.
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Hanna
Civic Federation
Ireland Criticised by Catholic Federations Leader
Chicago August 5 T H Cannon high chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters and second vice president of the American Federation of Catholic Societies quotes Archbishop Ireland criticizing the federation. Cannon says Ireland seeks influence and favors McKinley while courting Roosevelt, as the federation plans a policy on Catholic church matters in the Philippines and represents the church’s attitude locally.
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T. H. Cannon
Catholic Order of Foresters
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Ireland
St. Paul
Richalieu
America
McKinley
Roosevelt
Federation of Catholic Societies
Philippines
International Chess Tournament Play Sees Mixed Results
Hanover August 5. By day’s end at the Kins tournament Bardeleben faced Bardeleben? Tschigorin defeated Marshal while Olland beat Gotschall and Suechting drew with Napier. Pillsbury held a winning edge and adjourned with Wolf for a second time.
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Kins
Bardeleben
Marshal
Tschigorin
Olland
Gotschall
Suechting
Napier
Pillsbury
Wolf
Hoe Employees Arraigned In Funeral Parade Interference
Emil Adams first Hoe & Co. employee arraigned in Essex Market police court on charges of maliciously interrupting Rabbi Joseph’s funeral parade by directing water at mourners. Held on $500 bail for trial. George W. Church also $500 bail. Harry Stockhusen and George Stillgenbauer cases dismissed. Hoe Co. provided bail and counsel.
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New York
Emil Adams
R. H. Hoe & Co
Joseph
Essex Market
George W. Church
Hoe & Co
Bartlett
Harry Stockhusen
George Stillgenbauer
Hoe
Hoe Company
Harvard Law Adds Ten-Story Austin Hall Enclosure
Contracts signed for a large addition to Austin Hall at Harvard Law School in Cambridge. The project will cost $200,000 and is designed to match the existing building with brick and stone, brown trim, and will rise six stories behind the present structure.
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Cambridge
Austin Hall Law School
Harvard University
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