O Donovan Rossa Provokes House Protest
In the house of Commons John Morley finishes his Ireland bill speech when O Donovan Rossa, the Irish agitator, leaps from the strangers’ gallery shouting that an assassin’s blow has been aimed at him. He is identified, ejected by the sergeant at arms, and turned over to police with orders to keep him from the precincts.
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Pat Peo
O'Donovan Roaba
Pornolillo
O'Donovan Rossa
Iriah
New York
Oread
Soenker
Rossa
Eergeant-At-Arme
Hoga
Santiago
Cuba
Salcedo
Manuel Fuentes
Garrish
Martines Campos
Puentes
Seventh Annual Session of A P A Opens in Milwaukee Hall
Delegates around forty gather at Liberty Hall as the American Protectius association begins its seventh annual session. The semi political order debates coalition with parties, a separate A P A platform, publicity over secrecy, and the silver question may influence the agenda. Leaders face potential breaches if not prudent, while Burdock Blood Bitters is cited in a testimonial from Louis S Woodward of Laurel Hill, Idaho, praising its cures.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Council of the American Protectius Association
Liberty Hall
Haa
Our Shoe Department Offers Beat Lines at Unmatched Prices
In city shop, beat lines of ladies and misses footwear from Dongola to Oxford ties priced from 1.00 to 2.50. Selection includes Prince Alberts Juliets Sailor Ties and Oxford Ties in black and tan, with wide range of working shoes for men and boys around 1.50 to 2.50, promising notable savings akin to skipping a season’s ice bill.
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Henrietta
Cee Neese
Gloria
Oxford
Prince Alberts
Juliets
Dongola
Tao Vici
Russia
Michigan News Highlights Senate Action and Local Crimes
Lansing May 8 The senate paused for debate on school funding in central and northern Michigan while bills sent for a Mount Pleasant normal school addition and a $25,000 appropriation for a training school. A measure repealing the trust status of bishops failed in the house. adjournment set for May 31. Other items include police matrons bill, 2 cent fare special order for Michigan Central, and banking supervision changes. Crime notes cover a Cooperville widow robbed of gold and silverware, a prayer ban at a Jool school, and a Traverse City murder autopsy with suspect Johnson. vandalism and fires plague several towns with heavy losses.
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Lansing
Gonate
Central
Northert
Michigan
Hotad
Mount Plons- Ant
Sénate
Aldo
Makiz
Ypellanti
Laneria
Ita
Austin Bliate
Liconao
Lanatxa
Senate Junitary Committee
Jewell
Michigan Gettral
Johnson
Suc Joon
Thy
Banking
Paasiad
Godley Ann Arbor unveiling and state news snapshot
At the unveiling in Ann Arbor Governor Rich spoke. Sanford Baker of the senior law class was elected class poet. Charles Leland was arrested at Owosso as a local Singer Sewing Machine agent and state agent at Lansing on forgery charges. Mrs S J Loveridge of Jackson completed a 3000 piece ornamental silk quilt to be exhibited at the state fair.
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Godley
Ann
Arbor
Rich
Sanford Baker
Coat
Charles Leland
Owosso
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Lansing
Mra
S. J. Loveridge
Jackson
Agreement Ends Hershfeld in Lawsuit and Divorces
Harens Moat May 7 The Hershfeld case ends amid national attention from the Sen Sations trial at Wargo. Aaron Hershfield loses the marriage annulment bid and agrees to a settlement of 630,000 with his wife. Mrs Aaron will seek a divorce and retain the baby. Aaron has lived in Chicago for over a year. Pension ruling reverses dependence interpretation to allow mother’s pension if life income is sufficient.
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L. H. Herahhfield
Aaron
Chicago
Aaron Horshfield
Wassington
Pension Bureau
Prosecution Aims to Tie Brown Killing to Plot
Louisville May 9 The Courier Journal outlines the prosecution theory in the Gordon double killing claiming Arch Brown died in a cheap plot aided by a man too afraid to do the work. It alleges a Frankfort connected figure warned Gordon of Brown’s Louisville visit and his wife meeting Brown, with evidence to be produced in court.
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Brown
Frankfort
Louisville
Gordon
Lucy Smith
Gordon'a
Arch Brown
Ron
Kentiucky
Courier- Journal
Aroh Dizot Brown
Alnote Hin
Wineard Hotel
Brow
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Hartshorn
Our Shoe Department
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Tribhle
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Ling
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Hays
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Laver
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Menominer, Mich
Reformnee
Nixs, Mich
Granger
Ab Doon
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Grand Rapids and Indians
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Eplourean College of America
the Eplourean College
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Thompson
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Nites
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Horrnton, Mich
Charles Ulrich
Dominick Christina
Hancock Chemical Company
Forbes
Grand Rapide
Harry Vandemberg
Dennis Coston
Louie Milburn
Lew Walch
Potterville
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Vicksburg
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U. S. Major & Co
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Charlevoix
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Constable
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Hennepin Canal
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