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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1891
Page
8
An unclear fragment reports doctors in San Francisco ending concern over a thigh issue and claims Cuticura remedies cured a condition for zero cost. the text lacks full context and specifics.
London reports the death of Charles Stewart Parnell after a secret illness kept from the press. He fell ill in Brighton after returning from Ireland, with acute rheumatism and a cold cited as triggers. Mrs Parnell remained at his bedside as details stayed guarded and rumors circulated about possible suicide.
Dublin papers report stunned public reaction and widespread grief as news of Charles Stewart Parnell’s death spreads. Conflicting editorials cite unrepented offense and ongoing factional divides, while Archbishop Walsh condemns his actions and laments discord.
Biography of Charles Stewart Parnell detailing his Irish Home Rule rise, leadership in the Land League, 1879 visit to the United States, opposition to coercion acts, role in the Phoenix Park murders era, his libel victory over the London Times, and the divorce scandal that undermined his political influence.
The unexpected news of Parmell's death sparks shock across Chicago Irish Americans and the broader public. Many leaders urge it to heal Ireland's factional split and advance home rule, while some fear unity will fail and others praise his leadership.
Telegrams from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other eastern cities say the loss of Parnell is seen as a gift to the home rule cause. Michael Davitt in New York notes no single leader should hold supreme power again. leadership should be via the Parliament party executive council. Western cities echo calls for faction reunification and collective leadership. Regret is universal at the sad news.
A compilation of editorials from the St Louis Post-Dispatch Evening Chronicle Kansans City Evening Times Chicago Evening Journal Chicago News and Chicago Herald discussing Charles Stewart Parnell's death. Opinions differ on his legacy, influence on Irish home rule, and the impact on British and Irish politics.
Mrs Parnell mother of the late Irish leader was seen at Ironsides Borpextons New Jersey expressing grief over her son's fate. She said his death resulted from persecution and Ireland has lost its best friend. She added she is done with Ireland's cause.
NewsBrief recounts Sir John Pope Hennessy and Parnell factions in Kilkenny politics. It notes Hennessy's death, his early career, and a 19th century governance path across colonies. Also mentions Henry D. Stanwood’s appointment and a tragic incident in Orbisonia.
In Mercer Street church a small congregation witnessed Mrs Frank Leslie and psychiatrist Oscar Wilde kin Mr. Kingsbury Wilde announce their marriage plans. The couple chose the church parlor for a brief Church of England ceremony conducted with Mr. Wilder and Mrs. Cramer present.
The groom, Mr Wilde, an Irish born journalist and author, is eldest son of the late William Wilde. He arrived in America from London, staying at the Brunswick Hotel and taking charge of Mrs Leslie's publications. He plans a book on America and to marry his wife, with a past inked to Sir Edwin Arnold and The London Telegraph.
A farmer near Mattoon Illinois on Friday night stopped an attempted train wreck by signaling an east bound Big Four express. The crew halted the train just in time. the culprits fled. No arrests reported. The Standiford Bank liability is estimated at 100000 with fifteen indictments for forgery and larceny. In Mooresville Missouri a 21 year old man killed a neighbor after an attempted assault on his 19 year old daughter.
A speculative piece links epidemics to star dust and Earth contact, urging lung protection. It promotes Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure as a preventive tonic, sold by Bylvan Remedy Co at 10 and 25 cent bottles, Main Street Peoria.
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