Irish MPs expelled after row over Irish policy in Commons
London May 29 John E Redmond leader of the Partitites was suspended in the house of commons for persistent irregular discussion of financial relations between Great Britain and Ireland. John J Clancy and William Field were also removed after opposing the harbor vote and denouncing Irish taxation. The incident culminated with Redmond insisting on speaking and defying orders, while Clancy withdrew under sergeant at arms. A later Irish party meeting rejected participation in Jubilee celebrations, criticizing imperial triumphalism and English policy in Ireland.
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Yoho
Willian Redmond
John Clancy
William Field
London
John E. Redmond
Partellite
House of Com
Great Britain
Ireland
John J. Clancy
North
Dubcom
W . Redmond
West Clare
St. Patrick’s Union of
Dublin
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Board of Trade
Ritchie
Redmond
Clane
Edo
Clancy
Financial Commission
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Wilem Redmond
Horse Guards
Mr. Redmond
Fermond
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Preld
Bieta
Redmond Bren
Gros
Mr. Field
Field
John Ditton
Irish Parliamentary Party
Heroic Engineer Sacrificed Life Saving a Train Load
In Glenwood Springs Colorado on May 9 an open switch caused a derailment on a Denver and Rio Grande freight line as it waited for the Atlantic express to pass. Engineer John West and Fireman Denny Donahoy were killed. five passengers injured. West’s quick action and whistle saved many lives. The switch error is blamed on the freight brakeman. The wreck occurred near the Grand River bank, a dangerous spot.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
West
Cabosa Siding
Grand River
Jubilee Commissioners add Ogden Mills to British embassy
Washington May 29 The pre has added another member to the civil embassy for Queen Victoria’s ascension with Ogden Mills of New York serving as secretary and attaché. The commission’s engrossment will be elaborate and the event holds special significance for the state department. Whitelaw Reid is special ambassador on a special mission as president’s representative, with General Miles and Admiral Miller receiving special commissions.
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Washington
Civl
Queen Victoria
Ogden Mills
New York
Mgr. Mills
Miles
Admiral Miller
Poison For Herself and Children in Brooklyn
Mrs. Annie Brown aged 25 attempted murder suicide by poisoning herself and her two sons, Charles and John, using paris green mixed into soda at a Brooklyn drug store. The clerk heard a farewell and the trio soon suffered severe pain. Charles is reported to be near death, John has a chance of recovery.
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Brooklyn
Annie Brown
Charles
John
Paris Green
Hazardous Tariff Amendments on Tea Beer and Checks
The article outlines a tariff plan to substitute duties on tea and beer plus a tax on bank checks and conveyances to offset revenue losses. It notes committee negotiations, anticipated revenue from the reform, and Hawaii treaty support, with ongoing amendments and party harmony concerns as the measure advances.
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Ungtan
Max
Rance
Wallan
Friends of Hawaii
France and Bimetallism Promised U S Support at Banquet
Paris May 29 Premier Meline pledged to aid American commissioners as France hosts delegates of the national bimetallic league at the Hotel Continental. The gathering, with Le Wotet, Charles Paine, Metine, Lowther and Magmin among guests, discussed exchange fluctuations and urged European unity, citing U S influence.
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Meline
Paris
Matonal Bimetallic League
Continential
le Woteutt
View
1 Run
Charles Paine
AL Metine
Hibst
Equile Lowther
Senate
Ami
Magmin
Bank of Slaney
Fougelrot
Melme
France
United States
Europe
M. Thery
Fatal wreck on Pennsylvania railroad at Fifty ninth and Lancaster
A derailment on the Paoli Express at Fifty-ninth and Lancaster avenue, Philadelphia, killed fireman Martin Furlong of Green Tree and engineer George W. Taylor of Philadelphia. Passenger Mrs. Douglass of Ardmore was slightly injured. A switch broke triggering the crash. the engine collapsed onto victims, with Furlong found beneath wreckage and Taylor trapped.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fifty-ninth
Lancaster Avenue
Martin Furlong
Green Tree
George W. Taylor
Phiadelpha
Douglass
Ardmore
Paoli
Broad Street
Furlong
News Nuggets From The Nation And Abroad
Reported in Chicago a brig ran last night after a wheel fault. About 30 000 dollars was found by three men on Ameta island near Jacksonville Florida. James Parke a train robber and murderer who broke jail at Flagstaff Arizona has been recaptured. George A Duey was shot dead by a Cincinnati policeman after being mistaken for a burglar. Washington circles recall McKinley may offer the Madrid post to ex president Harrison. James Myer of Kingston New Jersey declares himself the homeliest man alive and threatens self harm unless sent to an asylum. Duc d Alencon will enter a Dominican novitiate to prepare for holy orders following his wife’s charity bazaar death.
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Ameta Island
Jacksonville
Fla
James Parke
Flagstar
A. T
George A. Duey
Cincinnati
Washington
McKinley
Madrid
Harrison
James Myer
Kingston
Duc d'Alencon
Paris
SECAR SCANDAL AGAIN TILLMAN SHOCKS SENATE WITH SPEECH ON
Washington May 23 Senator Tillman of South Carolina startled the senate with a dramatic speech and a resolution to appoint a five member committee to probe charges of senator speculation while the tariff bill was before the finance committee. He cited published charges against senators and named a New Jersey senator as implicated, demanding a wide inquiry into sugar stock speculation and the sugar trust influence on legislation. The motion was referred to the committee on contingent expenses as tariff discussions continued and votes occurred.
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Congress
Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
Smith
New Jersey
Till- Tun
New York
Senate Finance Committee
Bay Wi
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Tme
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Fnane
Comitem
Students Oppose Military at Columbia Grounds Riot
At the University of South Carolina in Columbia on May 9 a clash erupted when two militia companies inspected the grounds while students refused to withdraw as troops advanced. Rioting followed with a college professor injured, a student struck unconscious, and police overwhelmed.
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Roy
Columbia
U. C
S.C
South Carolina
Evans
Eral Watt
Watts
Intercollegiate shooting cup ties Yale and Princeton
Boston May 22 a crowd watched at Wellington grounds as Harvard Princeton Yale and Penn teams competed in intercollegiate shooting. Five man teams fired at 30 birds with Yale and Princeton tied for the cup after two years as leaders. final Yale vs Princeton event expected in about 20 days. Paris May 29 Francois Louis Francais noted painter and institute member dies born 184? elected to the Academy of Fine Arts in 1890.
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Boston
Boston Shooting Association
Wellington
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Ria
University of Pennim
Paris
Francois Louis Franc Eais
Institute
Academy of Fine Arts
Stocks and Produce Markets Report May 2 New York
Markets show dull activity with few traders aiming for gains. Balto Ohio and Pennsylvania items mixed as prices edge up slightly, while wheat, corn, potatoes, beef, pork, butter, and coffee display modest moves and steady tones across major exchanges and regional notes.
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Pennsylvania
Westerm
Delaware
City Extra India Mess
Lara Steadier
Western Creamery
PyklWee
Elgin
New York Dairy
New York
sRadelphia
HoSgil
Speer Brmer
Repainting Vealdence Case In South Market Sirest
Local report notes Mrs. Mary Yeukin receiving a coat of paint in a South Market area. The item appears framed as a small civic or social matter with minimal detail and unclear context.
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Mary Yeukin
South Market
Sirest
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