Forgery case Pigott's letters loom over Parnell affair
The long-running Parnell commission sees confessions and forged letters at issue as Pigott faces extradition questions. Each side presses for truth amid political fallout while authorities hunt Pigott in Paris and London, with The Times distancing itself from related publications.
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Parnell and Gladstone Congratulated by New York Senate
The New York Senate adopted a resolution praising home rule for Ireland. It congratulated Charles Stewart Parnell on his victory and vindication in the London Times inquiry and commended William Gladstone for his influence toward Irish self rule. It condemned English Tory actions and the use of forged charges by Le Caron and Pigott to justify coercion.
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Neebe Denies Anarchist Ties in Open Letter
Oscar Neebe serving a fifteen year term for the Haymarket tragedy writes that he is not and never has been an Anarchist and has nothing to confess. The letter follows pressure from Judge Grinnell and others who would sign a pardon petition if he confessed.
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Chicago Haymarket
Grinnell
Springfield Senate Adopts Leave for Clerk as Twin Births Reported
Illinois senate reassembled with about a dozen senators present and no business done while the house, though small, voted to grant Clerk McCoy a week off after telegram announced his twin boys. Legislation debated included liquor prohibition, veterinary board creation, and interest rate changes.
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Turbulent House Fight in Indiana Prohibition Debate
In the Indiana House Willard accused Republicans of pharisaism during a prohibition discussion. Linck called him a liar, Willard denied it, then Linck struck Willard in the face. The chamber surged as opponents separated. Linck apologized later. The session also moved bills on fees from a supreme court reporter, a board of works, and beef inspection. Governor Hovey considered Judge Niblack’s commission amid a constitutional question.
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Supreme Court
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Board of Works
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House
Kennedy vs Crisp and Turner sparks heated House clash
In the House Indian appropriation debate Kennedy of Ohio and Crisp and Turner of Georgia clash in a savage personal attack. Kennedy accuses the Georgia members of election committee favoritism and insults to Carlisle while Turner defends his and Crisp's integrity. The exchange ends with cheers and a ruling on procedural points.
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Georgia
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Illinois
Thobe
Fire Rips Hut Near East Ford Wood Killing Louis Lambert
A hut eight miles from Putpan, Connecticut, burned last Saturday evening. William Lambert occupied the dwelling with a woman described as his companion. The woman reportedly left the burning building, and the cold night hampered rescue efforts as the cellar fire had died out.
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William Lambert
Senate Overrules President and Passes Bill in Surprise Move
In Washington the Senate overruled the president by 35 to 8 to reimburse Postmaster Jones of Indianapolis $2438 for stolen funds. The vetoes on Wheaton and Chamberlain reimbursements were overridden as part of a broader session. House actions included pension cuts for General Kilpatrick's widow and passage of various appropriations.
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John J. Teafey
Brown County
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Indianapolis
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C. H. Chamberlain
California
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Springer
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Wyoming
Joseph
New Mexico
Hionx
Lamont
Kennedy
Ohio
Crisp
Turner
Carlisle
Bill Aims To Punish Election Offenses And Voter Intimidation
Senator Spooner introduces a bill to punish offences at elections of representatives and delegates in congress. It prescribes imprisonment from one to fifteen years for false registration or voting, bribes, threats, or obstructions by voters or officers, and bans ballot mutilation or concealment and bringing spirits into polling places.
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Congress
Sherman proposes nondiscriminatory car service amendment
In the senate on February 26 Sherman offered a proposed amendment to the interstate commerce act now in conference. The amendment would make it unlawful for any common carrier to transport cars for a shipper who owns or controls the cars unless the carrier carries the property of all shippers without discrimination or furnishes similar cars to all on the same terms.
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Sherman
Senate
Adjusting Minnesota Railway Grant
Secretary Vilas orders the general land office to adjust the St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba railway lands grant in Minnesota. Lands within indemnity limits of main or branch lines may be reassigned to cover deficiencies, treating the lands as common use for all.
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St. Paul, Minneapolis
Mrs Cleveland's Last Reception at White House
Washington February 27 Mrs Cleveland's final White House reception drew about 400 visitors. The mood mixed sentiment and sadness as callers, reluctant to depart, left after an hour with many lingering for farewell conversations and several guests seen weeping softly in the background.
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White House
Congress Reaches Agreement on Homestead Land Bill
Washington city February 27. The conferrees have agreed on the homestead land bill. They approve repealing the timber culture desert land and preemption laws and substitute the new homestead land law.
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Senate Called in Extra Session by President
Washington February 27 President Cleveland issues proclamation summoning the Senate to an extra session on March 4 to receive communications from the executive and consider urgent matters. The move signals heightened political activity as the nation faces pending issues requiring executive input.
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Cleveland
Mrs Chamberlain presentation at court in London drawing room
In London at the queen's drawing room Mrs Chamberlain was presented by the duchess of Bedford along with Mrs and Miss McClellan and Miss Chanler. General Marlborough was not present. The marchioness of Blandford sent an ardent note and presented her daughter Lady Frances Churchill.
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Queen's Drawing Room
The Paris Executioner Prompts Debate Over Dispatch
Discussion grows over Deibler's skill as executioner after Prado and other prisoners. Critics say he hesitates and lacks dexterity, while supporters note his formal manner. The era's enforcement and public interest rise with each new case.
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Chicago murder sequel follows troubled widow crime report
Dwelling in Chicago, Ida Macauley, once Ida Mackin, is accused of killing her husband William Macauley and, days later, murdering her two children in a gas-filled room. The earlier affair involving Macauley and his sister-in-law is cited as motive. A detective traced the union to a house on Pocain Street. a fatal tragedy ensued as authorities arrived to serve papers.
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Morley
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Trantom
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Pigott
Nab
Erin Chan
Tvemaet
Nepenthe
Chicago
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Mra Macaulty
Beard
George Parnes
Trvins Place
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Jeremy
Furness
Macau
Mackin
Macauley
Senator Blackburn and Chandler in Senate altercation
A late afternoon quarrel in the senate committee rooms between Senator Blackburn of Kentucky and Senator Chandler of New Hampshire led to reports of insults and a possible physical clash. The New York World relayed that Chandler called Blackburn a slave-driver and Blackburn warned Chandler his size would save him from chastisement while he would only pull his oars in the fight.
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Kentucky
Chandler
New Hampshire
New York World
Chanler
Ryle
Puss Is All Right in Friday Afternoon Literature
The piece discusses cats as mysterious creatures shunned by youth in literary efforts while dogs and horses are labeled old standbys. It notes the cat’s familiar presence yet neglect in Friday afternoon literature and mentions the kitten's charming frivolity and playful nature.
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Cheap carpers promotion prompts wary buyers
A garbled dealer note invites buyers to call and buy carpets at low prices. It claims cages were bought from a source and offers a 20 percent saving on fake purchases while promising new goods just made.
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