Phoenix Park murders recalled and clemency granted
A historical note recalls the Phoenix Park killings of 1882 in Dublin in which Lord Cavendish and Thomas Burke were slain by a conspiratorial group. It covers trials, executions, life sentences later remitted, and the fate of informer Carey, who fled with his family aboard a ship to Cape Town.
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Yiveregal Lodge
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Memoir of a Dublin assassination and its aftermath
The account describes a 19th century political murder in Dublin, detailing the assassination of Lord Cavendish and Secretary Burke, the use of informers, and the subsequent trials. It covers the pursuit, the reward, and the execution of those linked to the crime, along with the dramatic public and legal response.
Johnson Brothers War Over Farm with Widow Claim
Hans Johnson, a Nebraska farmer, sues his brother’s widow in Douglas County claiming a marriage would seize the farm under a prior agreement. The two brothers, settlers on a Devel County homestead, bound by a written pact that the survivor gains sole possession. Mrs. Johnson, armed with a will, contests her rights amid a contested estate action.
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Chicago Tribune
Hans Johnson
District Court
Hans
Peter Johnson
Nebraska
Devel County
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Dreaming of Dewey or Jeffries in a tense debate
Fragmentary dialogue shows characters debating loyalty to Dewey or Jeffries, mentioning a teller who could be both, with a cautious, conversational tone and unclear setting or outcome.
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Rathey
Dewey
Jeffries
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Poek
Labor Day and the New England Textile Trust Debate
The piece argues labor's central role in wealth and civilization and surveys Labor Day history across states. It discusses the Fall River print cloth mills and a proposed Wall River mill district trust, weighing economic gains against social and industrial risks, including potential lockouts and city impact. It contrasts public vs private labor efficiency and questions centralized control vs democratic governance.
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United States
American Woolen Company
Fall River
New York
United Mills
Boston Herald
United Company
Massachusetts
Washington governor joins Co operative Brotherhood
Governor John R Rogers of Washington joins the Co-operative Brotherhood. Wages of 2,000 dock workers in Ashtabula Ohio rise from 5 to 10 percent. Streetcar disruptions continue in Cleveland as the strike is nearly won, with non union men blamed more than strikers per daily press reports.
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Toton
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Washington
Co-operative Brotherhood
Ashtabula
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