Irish Conspiracy Trial Warranted After Bail Forfeiture
In Tipperary the crown case against William O'Brien and John Dillon for inviting tenants to withhold rent was called. both defendants failed to appear. Bail bonds of 1000 pounds each were forfeited and warrants issued for their arrest as the National League plans aid drives in America. Meanwhile Baron Fava’s recall from the United States to Italy stirs Italian colony tempers over alleged tobacco contract irregularities and a reported illness to the minister’s wife prompts his extended leave.
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Dublin
Ireland
William O'Brien
John Dillion
Tipperary
Messers
O'Brien
Dillion
America
Queenstown
United States
Dillon
Bii
National League
Messi
O’brien
Ronin
Crown
Mesara
Henly
Messrs
Ronan
Messrs. Dillon
Fava
Washington
Baron Fava
Italy
New York
Giulio Leca
Riva
Rome
Luigi Roversi
Il Pro Bresso Italo Americano
Romie
Natalie Fuva
German Emigration Restrictions Considered by Government
The German government weighs limits on emigration to keep males from leaving the empire before military service. Reports show a drop in eligible conscripts in several districts, with South Germany seeing rapid emigration. A measure to curb emigration is expected to be submitted to the reichstag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Germany
Reichstag
The Eight Hour Law and Iron Industry Wage Cuts
Iron masters linked to the Midland board agreed to a five percent wage reduction affecting thousands of iron workers due to lower iron prices. Rate centers and joiners pulled out of the London Trades council over the eight hour system voted by Liverpool congress. Other trades may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Midland Board
Liverpool
Epidemic Fear Grows Over London Disease Rise
Health authorities publish alarming statistics showing four scarlet fever cases and three hundred fifty diphtheria cases in London over the past fortnight. Public concern rises as officials warn the illnesses may escalate if containment fails.
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London
Must Stand Trial for London Prize Fight Between Boxers
Fran's Slalin and Joe McAuliffe were charged in London with assailing each other and breach of the peace after a recent fight at the Ormonde club. In Lambeth police court the pair were committed for trial for engaging in a common prize fight after evidence and argument on release.
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Fran
Slalin
Joe McAuliffe
London
Ormonde Club
Lambeth
A Lord In the Lock Up Arrested in Surrey
Lord Cahir was seized at Croydon in Surrey on the 10th inst on neighborly complaint for threats of bodily harm. He was locked up overnight in a police station cell and arraigned in court next morning. At his call he sat at the secretarys table and swore freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cahir
Croydon
Surrey
Magistrate Committs Suspect to Workhouse for Disorder
The magistrate ordered the individual to the workhouse after a disorderly display. Authorities believe the person may be insane, with the incident prompting custody and further assessment.
World's Fair Address Seeks Press Aid for 1893 Expo
George R. Davis, Director General, appeals to the U S press to back the World’s Fair plan. He notes congress dates for dedication on October 12, 1892 and opening May 1, 1893, with about fifty thousand total exhibits expected from U S and foreign nations. He urges broad state participation and press support to make the event a landmark national achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States of America
George
R. Davis
Drowned Swindler Arrested in Prescott Arizona
Prescott Arizona sheriffs jail holds James M Wilson alias Matthews alias Holly alias Madison a noted life insurance swindler who faked his drowning after a cottage explosion in Arkansas left him with a silver head plate. He allegedly insured wives and fled after investigators traced him to Jerome and New Mexico.
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Murry Mefnerny
Prescott
Ariz
Ife
James M. Wilson
Matthews
Holly
Madison
Arkansie
Sone
den Ami
New Mexico
New York Mutual Insurance Company
Rio Grande
Wilson
Jerome
McInerny
Lincoln Melancholy and His Sympathetic Nature
A reminiscence on Abraham Lincoln's lifelong melancholy and compassionate spirit. The piece notes his gentleness, the influence on his political rise, and shared memories from early life, including a grocery partnership and tales of love, loss, and sorrow. An accompanying testimonial extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney disease, quoting a grateful sender.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Lincoln
Busic
Salem
Billy Gross
Talla, Jil
Eet
Ann Rutlidge
Ann
Abe
Bill
William Dolmson
Corona
Ehneel
Warner
Outlaw Rube Burrows Killed by Captor at Linden
Rube Burrows the outlaw and train robber was shot and killed at Linden Mabamu by captor J Clar ter after Burrows disarmed guards and seized Carter s money. Carter was badly wounded with a bullet in the shoulder. Burrows died from the abdomen wound.
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Rube Burrows
Linden
Mabamu
J. Clarter
Carter
Burrows
McDuffee
Sharrows
Barrows
Cea
Tarred and Feathered In Brooklyn
A man was found tarred and feathered on Barry Street in Brooklyn. John Bushwager located him. he was partially undressed with tar and feathers on his torso. He was taken to the Sixteenth precinct station house, woke from unconsciousness, and recalled visiting Harry Miner's Bowery theater earlier that evening.
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Brooklyn
John Bushwager
Barry Street
Sixteenth Precinct
Harry Miner
Bowery Theater
Assault in Brooklyn: tar and feather attack near Berry Street
A man describing an assault in Brooklyn states two assailants boarded a cab, one held him, a sponge and tar were used causing unconsciousness. Detectives later found a can of tar and feathers in Ross Street near Bedford Avenue. The victim identified William Pryor of Berry Street as a known resident, with Pryor’s attackers fleeing in a cab after tearing his clothing.
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Brooklyn
Roosevelt Street
Berry Street
Ieather
Station House
Ross Street
Bedford Avenue
Dolan
Holland
William Pryor
Fourth Street
Pryor
Regular Army Health Ad Focuses on Bitters Aid
An old health ad touts Hoxtelter’s Stomach Bitters for regularity of the stomach and liver, claiming it helps chronic constipation and liver complaints among troops. It also mentions Dysneprin kidney troubles and claims Vitters restore regularity, urging prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxtelter
Temperance Effort Promoted by Local Advocate
A temperance drive pushes for a direct action plan to ban white liquor in the district. The proposal aims to strictly enforce restrictions, with delivery to homes halted and a public display of compliance. Local groups cite concerns over safety and social impact amid pressures from civic leaders in St. Vant, Minnesota.
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Dl Wiew Mon
Nike
Woods Area
Divarge Hone & Bons
St. Vant, Miia
Unclear court docket items with multiple names and places
Fragmentary OCR lists various court and postal figures including Hayley Mandan and Fulton postmaster, with references to a cancer treatment notice. The readable facts are sparse, and names or actions are not consistently clear across the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Htnt
Fargo
Kem
Fragmentary note on love and daily life amid hardship
A short, garbled paragraph describes affection and personal adornment amid illness and cold. It mentions not gold or flowers for hair, a pearl for the neck, a sore throat, a singing bird, and a general sense of struggle and routine during a harsh period. The text shows confusion and misread phrases.
The Ladies Delighted by a Gentle Remedy
A feature on a ladies favored tonic praised for soothing pain and supporting urinary comfort. The ad emphasizes mild taste and quick effect while promising relief for delicate conditions and a healthy balance.
Castoria Recalled in Child Health Memory
A nostalgic note recalls Castoria as a remedy used during infant illness and childhood for Abe Mina and their children, highlighting continued trust in the product across generations. The fragmented text references Castoria repeatedly as a preferred treatment from babyhood onward.
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Mietwankee, IL
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Sas
Scott
Castoria
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Mina
Chidren
James Tanner
Oasions
Washington, D. C
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Minn
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Chichester
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My Tolls
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Torre
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Lalageda
Lowell
Maus
Sickhe Carters
Carter Medic
Ensio Juin WY
Nobrbly
Westington, DG
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Lome
Feonomy
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Woonsocket
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Tuber
Shea
Woonrocket Lubber
Cataeyue
Peeiac
Barley Woooware & Co. Grain Commission
van Dusen
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Stook
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Wit Aly
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Rennil
Stampa
Western Machinery CO
17Th St
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Rrington
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sapolio
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