Arms seized in Limerick as British force readies Ireland
Historical Times reports on arms and ammunition found on the Juno in the port of Limerick and seized by the British Government. Ireland’s military strength is expected to reach 30,000 by January 1, with a large garrison planned. News covers arbritration talks, Irish unrest, and international moves against Turkish disputes.
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Gland
Marquis OF
Ripon
India
Limerick
Ireland
Cuba
South Africa
West Coass
Loxnes
Lublin
Carlen
Clare River
Wouth
Shannon
Theolegram
Amenca
Juno
Cork
Baltimore
Atwa
Irish Constabulary
Irsh
Grenadier Guards
Inch
Army Service Corps
Lord Derby
Boycott Relif Fund Committee
Boycott
Pris
Berce Jones
T Privat
Dublin
Timex
Trelend
League Ui
Commissariat
Hina
Irb
Bolton and Oldham
Ashton upder-Lyne
Rome
Minuter
Finupes
Laly
Berlin
Nmer
Herr Wettendorf
Offiial
Alves
Constantinople
Railroad Feud Delays to Washington Line
The Washington New York railroad link faced delays as Pennsylvania Railroad trains blocked a contested mile. A heavy freight train damaged rear coaches and forced passenger transfers. Night pilot engines now precede all overnight passenger runs to mitigate further delays. Meanwhile Mexican rail talks show Gould and allies seeking a unified plan amid charter disputes and pending government action. State railroad reports summarize capital, debt, receipts, and expenditures across multiple lines, with focus on funds and dividends.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
New-York
New York
Citt
Trai Tn
Anany
Dee
Kuxinoor
Rochestea State Line
Pard Canital
Neoner Ul Finakholdery
Heecalbin—Prom Sraseiers
Gourva
Hornelieville
Tine Crock
Aghato
Jake Champlain
Maria Pale Capital
Bottterney
Tiuer
Delaware
Rew Celpie
Trelgot
Gline Samreon
Inverert
Yok
Comey Island
Paldewpttal
Uuck Iolders
Biaten
Benwers
Masla
KOS Ferry
Bek Heads
Haid Capital
Jassen Kerk
Fairog AO
Olive Oureen
LTS
Keyshead Bay
Covey T4land
Elie
Genesee Valley
Hoxton
Hooene Lunpel
Westoro
oLlier Vaquinie
Funind
Revsipe Pom Reila
Kuae
Wader
Attorney-Gallera
Bank Tax Repeal Bets Win Favor in Ways and Means
Treasury officials report the Ways and Means Committee will likely favor bills to repeal taxes on bank capital and deposits and reduce check stamps. The plan would cut about 15 million in combined repeals, with the total tax revenue impact estimated at 9.5 million from banks and checks. Some members doubt affecting bank circulation, while broader reform potential includes reducing internal taxes.
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WAY and
Tribune
Washxerox
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Mesara
Carliale
Morrison
Illinois
Kelley
Conger
Dannell
Pifteen
Moasra
Wood
Gibson
Carlisle
Frye
Calloctel Fron National Banks
Congress
Uunissioner
Kea
Canadian railway syndicate faces cross-border pushback
In Wixwrrro Man December 23 Captain Scott reports Premier Macdonald’s reply that a syndicate may build branch lines anywhere along the Pembina area. Local electors demand limits on board’s rights to condemn land, insisting land grants be allocated by a neutral authority regardless of land quality.
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Canada Pacific
Wixwrrro
Man
Captain Scott
Joho Macdonald
Amerlean
Wesr
Pembina
Srelalainire
Marine and Naval Intelligence Dispatches Inconsistently Record Assignments
Dec 25 dispatches from Wasitxeron note First Lieutenant M. Goodwell detached from the Saratoga in Baltimore and ordered to duty at the Marine Barracks Washington. Lieutenant Harrington to relieve Goodnell on the Karatogas leave. various staff movements and reprimands appear, with orders for arrivals, detachments, and investigations cited amid routine naval affairs.
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Wasitxeron
M. ©. Goodwel
Staten Marine Corps, Hs
Saratoga
Baltimore
Youart
Woobington Navy Yard
Marine Barracks
F. HL
Harrington
Wahington
Wil
Fleet
Goodnell
Karatogas
Faun Cnyton
Collum
Marine Fureacks
Thowne B. Bield
United States Marine
Carpe
Hrookivt Navy Yard
Navy Department
Remey
Taeatene
Wnt
Moore
Army officers receive extended leaves amid paperwork mix
Washington reports extended leaves for Captain B M Hey of the 4th Cavalry and Lieutenant T W of infantry. The extensions come as certificates of dyeability appear to be involved, reflecting ongoing administrative processing.
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Washington
B. M. Hey
Cavairy
anrRean
T. W
Trlaghaphio Notes On Coastal Breaks And Travel Delays
Fragmented text notes travel disruption due to snow and ice on routes, with scattered references to coastal repairs, weather timing, and a few proper nouns like New York and Captain Eldred. The legible portion hints at delayed rail travel and maritime observations amid winter conditions.
Struggles for Power Strike Tammany Over Kelly Hold
In New York City Tammany Hall faces a widening revolt as a 24 member Organization Committee probes loyalty and moves to discipline John Kelly. Disaffection spreads through district associations amid reports of internal divisions over leadership and looming primaries. Maynard notes Tennessee Senate contest uncertainty as political mood tightens.
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Tammany
Jon Kelly
Fyvogts
FRS
Weds Esday
MEET
Tammany Hall
Tventy-Four
Kelly
Maynard
Tennessee
David Davis
MR. Kelly
Tammany Mall
Tia Hfronth
Committee On Organization
John Kelly
Gommites
Senator Bixby
Eboul
Twente-four
Kell
Akcortululag
Thean Lnquirier
XX Asesemby
Ia Notie du Tricte
Edward D. Gale
Paramany Hall
Cooper
Dritiers
J. Morrineon
Exelon Commlemoner Bod
Geures
Morrison
Confer
Morn
Grice
Republicas
Aub-Tammeny
Bnt
Caprini
Geie
Alveriaen
Bourg
Ustinate
Mr. Grure
Audaruay Kevan
Grito
Twamany General Committee
Danny Aldtermane
Sletin
Grace
Mr Kelly
Tamovway
Halleave
Caine Wetnarion
Eery Dinirat
Maceme
Goren J. Kraitaved
Bidney
Nicholas Wid
Henry AL Gumbleon
Prinwry
Aldstman
Kyais
Alliet
Wyall
Edward McCay
Curie
Avpolitier
Willan
A. Mutle
Dix
Deatelek
Altboweh
DeLoat
Orlant
Michel W Howen
Eolse
Muresan
O'iteinn
Call
Alortinfon
Wilimin
Lane Halt
Lev Boakon
Julia
Ely
Mueriasoi
Dwarka
Smoctlewaw
Griee
Willa A. Foyd
Aebeud
Giaeo
Rj Tnt
Tabor
Ovathan
Morriean
Giwre
D. Purroy
City departments face cuts as new commissioners push reform
Orlando B. Potter urged Board of Estimate to adopt business like principles in city management. Park and Dock boards debated staffing cuts with removals and salary reductions. Halloran and Muncwitz discussed, while budget scrutiny targeted clerks and overspent salaries.
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Taxpayesa
Board OF
Laiviere Inquins
Orlando B. Potter
Board of Estimate
Walker
King
Board of Education
Fire Department
Park Department
Dock Department
Laimbeer
Park Commissioners
Salem
Central Park
Lane
Green
Wales
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Department
Hale Nora
Vagatonda
Halloran
TL Koran
Cenital Park
Julius FP. Munckwitz
Lave
Grean
Conover
Munclewitg
Commissover
Aek Tay
Mawel
Patrick
Finonigan
Muneke Wilt
Liu
Turmmany Hall
Charles Johnson
Actipe
le A. Risse
Honey Berchak
J. F. Pore
Otosibeth
Desightsman
B. Bypewter
K-Usborne
Thomas J.coleman
Tapedors
Redice
IL. Bertholf
Vality
Vai Valkenburgh
Comoisaoner Lane
Tom
Bares
van Valkenburgh
Deaths and Injuries From Powder Explosion in Idaho Railroad Yard
In the Teaver Mondo Division of the Latah Valley Railroad near Patal Explosion Richard Sherry was killed Jasper Daylor fatally hurt Willem Conner and Lawrence McGinney injured by a giant powder cartridge explosion during the course of their work. Corcanes Ohio reports attorneys for the field Telephone Company have secured the necessary chapter to transfer a case to the United States Supreme Court over the placing of a telepaner by use in which the Ate Beton tele graph Company Jornystems.
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Maren Cavis
Peno
Teaver Mondo
Latah Valley
Richard Sherry
Jasper Daylor
Willem Conner
Lawrence McGinney
Corcanes
Ohio
Fielld Telephone Company
United Sates Supreme Court
Ate Beton Telegraph Company
Jornystems
Fragmented Crime Ledger of a 19th Century Murder Case
A garbled telegraph style entry references the murder of Gretchen Kinbhet and mentions violent events, a figure of 420,000, and multiple named places and persons such as Jonathan Mover Fictod, Kamina Companys, and Visor. The text lacks coherent narrative but implies a high-profile criminal case with involved parties and financial stakes.
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Cos Yiotrd
Atrde Peony
Jonathan Mover
Gretchen Kinbhet
Damare
Cine
Tara
Claire Kamina
NoUe
Coseuet
AC Fowryass Mosnne
Engiain
Fae
Wade
Muric
SKU
Lou Lattin
Dees
Joe
Tore
Yillan Heberteon
Gap
Ale Sadlan
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Porte
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Greek Chamber of Deputies
Subady
Greek Navigation Company
Cassity
Chasabrr
Piril-Hollonne Committee
M. Turfie
Grove
Transvaal
Leven
Tauraday
Dew
Donald Currie & Co
Durban
Plas
Naval
Rom
Pietermaritz
Dure
Borra
Percvetsiroum Ani
Urrecut
Walereboor
Fyvat Ulrecht
Death
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Lexoos
Des
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Mion
Ladin
Duttorn
St Peterspurg
Pall Mall Gazette
Sipou
Tota
Loxpoy
Velegraph
Michesloff
Hater
Paris
Vignanx
Pointe
Siorun Goo
Lagoon
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Havana
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Africa
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Mexican Republic
Mexico
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Vare Crus
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Hinds
United States
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Unii Fates
Panama
Pisco
Tarranquilla
Teabetla
Sveral
Anwin Boothis
Beriuoria
Roming
Odac
Grant
Seoor Romero
Thomas Nickerson
Ealward JD. Adams
P. Huntington
Jay Gould
Henry G. Marquand
Jota
Kennedy
J. H. Work
Bond
J.B Hobson
Mr. Adams
Mexican Central Rairoad Company
Sonor Railroad Company
Permins
Moxtein
Picaent
Fuane
Wlidiog
Miso
Ines
Sikwarion
Obors
Lonpox
Sharpholden
Paliadelphia and Bowling Railroad
Towtay
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Powell
Washington News
VTS
Switzerland
Cheyra Leiter
Tet
Hitz
Garfield
Intenda
Bisa
Switerland
Hite
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Swizerland
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Europe
Wastixeron
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Senate
United S
Halldine
Conia
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Egies
Lower Brale
Uuil
Ya. Mw
Indian Territory
Dudlane
Crookmaya
Department of Justice
Akerman
Witam BR. Louitis
Grand Maven
Miah
Seventh Life Saving District
Ite
Partinest
Laloing Ubauloe
Euipdier
Marine and Naval Intelligence
Ned
BNOW
Elia RY
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Sata
Railrusd
Elaadpiyo
Eldred
York
Kivly
Grace Hind
Jamets
Mr.Grace
Me. Murvierou
Ste. Boyd
Mr. Grace
Mt. Grace
Kelly Teat
Ste. Gruen
Tueatay Wiel Liewill
Twiaymich
Committee of Orghnication
Orga
Assembly
Sittietiat
Eichsbave
Juel W. Maron
Magoclation
Solon B. Brith
Samuel F. Walchurch
Whitchurch
Withuma
Maditoonganre
Thos
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West Forty Third-St
Beevoort Hall
Schuyler
White
Ubanks
Solon B. Smith
William Kellock
Joan R. Flagler
Lustice Bmiti Minde
Trier
Briet
Oan K Wrodsky
Comite Plover Hoss
Ward
Nue Lansing
McClare and
Burley
Justice Flamumer
Ao Ee
Benator Davis
Benatoy David Davia
Fitts Avenue
Yeaverday
Adgaranda
Everett
Hig
Patton
Bostox
Hugh Allan & Co
Cunard
Aupasy
Doc
Corellas
Jasesnena
N. J. Dee
New-Curcass
Chur
Lie Doat
Electric Light Companies
Ateasy
Frenklin Electric Light Company
New York City
Articon
Meaple
Incorporati Tele Lient Company
Baronchi
Baole
Secratary
Walkiam Laiminger
Dock Commissioners
Laimboor
Tech Railroad
Dinook
Fhont
Bikeoud
Excent Corporation
Dinwek
Uae
Police
Lambees Alkenes
Casnoners Dussock Snd Vanderpool
Sams Vol
Bhought
Iat
Eortag
Piers Shoal
Dimook
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