Davitt Wounded in Riot at Waterford Political Clash
Michael Davitt was seriously injured during violent clashes in Waterford as factions of the Irish party fought amid bands and police. The attack occurred while Davitt and supporters moved toward the National Commercial Club to hear a speech by Mr O Brien.
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Dee
Michael Davitt
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Iuerior
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Keane
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Richard Power
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Irish Party
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of Brats
National Commercial Club
Parneilite
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Pia
O'Brien
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Conford
Mr. O'Brien
Dr. Showr
Gale and storm damages hit Britain and Atlantic shipping
Reports from London describe widespread storm damage across Britain with gales and high seas. A British gunboat and ships face wrecks, with injuries and unroofed buildings reported along the coast. floods and railway disruption compound the chaos on land. The Atlantic is referenced for severe weather affecting vessels and later wreck incidents. a rumor links to a British coastal disaster.
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Great Britain
Moi
Atlantic
Linden
Dee
H. M. S. Teierer
Admiralty
Aldershot
Cunantor Autunia
New-York
Liverpool
H-Quensinns
Newport News
Rowlich
Queenstown
Fer
Gorwk
Queens
Copyright law stirs Anglo American publishing shifts
London reports from interviews with Caswell & Cox, Chatto & Windus, and other firms show limited immediate changes from the American Copyright Act. Publishers note higher activity in American works, potential price shifts, and longer reproduction delays, while predictions vary on long term effects and international editions.
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London
Associated Press
Serewiff
Caswell & Cox
New York
Italy
America
Chatto & Windus
Messrs
Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co
Hwe
England
Kely
Nyack Citizen Cole Disappears. Fire Dept Joins Search
Nyack clerk of the village and secretary of the Board of Education, Edward H. Cole, aged 44 and a Williams and Columbia Law School graduate, vanished from his home on Saturday. Large search efforts, including the Nyack Fire Department, cover woodlands and nearby areas as colleagues and relatives fear he may be mentally unsettled. Cole has long held multiple local offices and roles in churches and clubs, including director of Nyack Choral and Philharmonic, and is the son of former County Judge Seth B. Cole. Insurance firm records may be examined to verify accounts.
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MIM
Cole
Nyack
Board of Education
Nyack Fire Department
James I. Klanvelt & Co
Seth B. Cole
Rod of Education
Mereury
Owk
Jim Comoters
Nyack Choral and Philharmonic
Shag
Justlee
Nyack Presbyterian Church
Nyack Rowing Association
Insurance Fem
University Extension Northward Advances at Union League Club
Chicago December 13 Special report on the University extension effort for Chicago and vicinity. The Advisory Council met to elect officers and map plans including lecturer fees and lists of instructors for local centers. Notable attendees included Dr. W R Harper Dr Henry Wade Rogers President Z C Chamberlain and Franklin MacVeagh.
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University Extension
Chicago
Vicinity
Union League Club
W. R Harper
Chicago University
Henry Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
Z. C. Chamberlain
State University of Wisconsin
T. J. Burrill
Mlinois State University
N.S. Davis
Horton
Proklin H Head
Franklin MacVeagh
W. A. Harper
Tee
Treaty Commissioners Disagree Over Alaska Native Lands Pact
In Omaha on December 1 special correspondent reports Jax Woodruff of Wyoming, en route to Washington, predicts a bomb will explode in the camp of the commission that spent last summer negotiating a treaty with the Shoshone and Arapaho Tribes. Woodruff, chairman Woodell, fails to agree with two other members and files a minority report arguing the majority report would grant 800000 for 1000 acres of pine land, which he calls useless to settlers. He harshly criticizes fellow commissioners El Meritt, Sonny, and J. J. Brigham.
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Omaha
Jax Wootruff
Wyoming
Washington
National Capitol
Woodell
Woodruff
EL Meritt, & Sonny
J. J. Brigham
Harney Tin Mines claims massive, world class ore find
Van manager of the Harney Peat tin mines in Mil City SD says shaft is 450 feet deep and active day and night. He claims 800 claims over 25 miles with placer zones and steam found, water limits exploitation, and nuggets of silver and tin concentrate grade high. He predicts the United States may supply tin to the world within twenty years.
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Chicago
Jepeemay
Harney Peat Tin Mines
Mil City
United States
Mob lynches killer after double murder at home
In Louisiana a mob of over 100 white and black men forced entry, moved the murdered wife and body, set fire to the house, and the suspect Joseph Patterson killed himself. J J Lay and David Wallace died later, with Wallace dying at 1 o clock last night.
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Dee
Tih
Tne
Tynes peMorrat
Shreveport
Disputcd
Joe Patterson
Bossier Parish
J. J. Lay
David Wallace
Patterson
Trait
Pullarsat
Tee
Wallace
Hay
Agitation Against Blavery and Rum Movement Gains Steam
A large meeting in Medina urged action on the Hertin Treaty to ban slave and rum training on the Congo frontier. Organizers hope the petition and demonstration will spread nationwide as the first popular rally on this question.
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Rum
Medina
Senate
Congo
Betata
Thic
Killed on the Rails at Eighty-Ninth Street
A cigarmaker Martin Bierman is fatally crushed by a Third Avenue elevated train near Eighty-Ninth Street. Conflicting accounts from trainmen and Bierman’s family swirl around whether he fell drunk or was beaten and pushed. Witness engineer Daniel Tucker is jailed during a police coroner inquiry. conductor John Carroll corroborates Tucker’s account amid doubt.
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Third-Ave
Martin Bierman
Ils
Bierman
No. 162
East
Eighty-seventh-t
Eighty-ninth-st
Daniel J. Tucker
John Carroll
Tucker
Hn Waxteen
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Ciel
Rus
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Fighty
Heath
Harlem
Inces
Yale Catalogue for 1492 Reveals Growth and Costs
New Haven reports the Yale catalogue shows total students at 1,784 across departments including Graduate, Academic, Art, Divinity, Medical, and Law. Faculty rises to 154. annual expenses range from 50 to 1,025 dollars. several noted instructors listed and aging alumni noted.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Shalfiekset Entitte
Uber
James K. Thatcher
Profeser WI. Harper
Chirizo University
Priese WG. Sumner
Oxfunt
England
Lyman Beecher
Hold Your Wheat Circular Advises Farmer Selling Timely
St Paul reports another Hold-Your-Wheat circular. It argues the alliance’s figures show farmer profits from selling as advised, noting India’s supply limits and U S export capacity. It claims exports exceed demand by 140 million bushels, urging farmers to sell portions when receipts rise and decline.
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St. Paul
Allianee
India
United States
English stockholders fail to fix Hawmetimtat & Mare Works
Baldmore December 1 Special English stockholders of the Hawmetimtat Mare Brewing Company face a costly burden after appointing a receiver was demanded. John Marr, the owner’s agent, sent to take charge but refused to resign, claiming to protect his interests. English holders allege misused funds aiding saloon licenses, with about 12000 spent last year, and report heavy losses totaling around 900,000 for brewers and 200,000 in debentures. The Italian shares and foreign management face opposition as the situation deepens.
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Baldmore
Hawmetimtat & Mare Brewing Company
Dil
Yaldmore
John Marr
Marr
Striking coal miners report quiet in Indiana districts
Terre Haute dispatch notes no suffering found in bituminous districts including Coal Off Footanette Rosedale Coxville and Minshull. Money from the National organization has been small but workers are said to accept explanations given the quiet conditions.
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Terre Haute
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Footanette
Rosedale
Coxville
Minshull
Argenisalion Se Fat
Mine Strike Bond Money Delayed As Bomb Report Questioned
Funds raised for the strike in other states have not yet arrived and supporters expect improvements next week. A bomb thrown at Pratt mine near Con Blum Friday morning is not seen as serious. damage is under 100. Miners suspect a dissident holdout and seek the perpetrator.
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Uie
Pratt
Con Blum
Norcross Bomb-Thrower Letter Deepens Family Doubt
Boston readers learn Henry Norcross’s parents now believe their son committed the Russell Sage office bombing. A letter to his mother found at his desk in Peacist and notes of a possible New York target accompany expert commentary on insanity versus motive. The Norcross case hinges on evidence of intent and the plausibility of mental disease as driver.
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Poston
Boston
Mrussell Sape
Henry Ta Norcros
Mr. Norcross
Alison
Peacist
Norcross
New York
the Tribune
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Henry
Norton Folsom
Toston
Foley
Dascaes
Byrnes
Russell Sage
Foston
Norcross dynamite case linked to mental illness findings
Bellevue Hospital debates the dynamite thrower Norcross as insane. Coroner and experts describe a diseased brain and beard growth long after death, while officials question motives and identify mental instability as a likely factor in the act. Inspector Byrnes declines to confirm identity and cites no opinion on the case.
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Norcross
Tran
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Bt Cet
Clarke Rickert
Bosen
Jeaingt
Saze
Benin
Lily
Sphtaha
The British West Indies Obstacles to Prosperity
A Stay Correspondent article from Russett ere discusses the British West Indies under British rule. It argues free trade and reciprocity with the United States could revive trade while detailing colonial governance, absentee proprietors, and social makeup. It notes the islands face political constraints, economic decline, and strong American ties amid shifting imperial policy.
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St. Kitts
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America
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Windward
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Hagland
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Federal Council
Colonial Office
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