O Brien and Dillon Sighted in France En Route to America
Reports claim OBrien and Dillon arrived in Cherbourg aboard a yacht and stayed at a hotel before proceeding toward Paris and possibly New York. The men reportedly fled Tipperary and a Paris banker Rafaloy ish hosted them, with denials and rumors circulating about their location and plans.
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la Presse
Paris
France
San
M. Rattalovish
Gif
Seine-et-Orge
America
New York
HY Raffaloyion
M. Raffalovich
Maseree
Dillion
O'Brien
Amerivut
Evidence Against Dublin Conspiracy Defendants In Tippe rary Court
A Dublin telegram dated the Lath inst reports evidence in a magistrate court at Tipperary on the Lath inst in a conspiracy case. Prosecution aims to show influence over Smith Barry tenants to withhold rents. Witnesses include a policeman and John Kelly linked to O'Brien Dillon conspiracy. Healy objects to pre summons matters. telegram from Dillon and O'Brien about Cherbourg arrival found. Government seeks to identify those who aided their escape for possible prosecution.
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O'Brien
Dublin
Testaes
Tipperney
Lath
Smith- Barry
John Kelly
Smith Barry
Healy
Ronan
Kelly
O'Brien-Dillon
A Healy
Leckey’s History of England in the Eighteenth Century Vols Seven and Eight
London edition dated the 15th reviews Henry Grattan and the Irish cause for nationalism and Catholic emancipation. It argues English Irish landlord absenteeism fueled abuses in property management while Irish ignorance and improvidence worsened overcrowding. The author links later agrarian groups and the Senian home rule movement as aims in a broader political agenda.
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Leckey
England
London
Henry Grattan
Grattan
Ireland
Leckey Hays
Ines
Mr. Leckey
London News Review Regrets Monarchy Ends Bitterly
The London News laments the book as a worthy companion to its predecessor but criticizes the final section for a chilly attack on Mr. Gladstone, expressing disappointment that the ending mars an otherwise favored work.
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Versy
London News
Mr. Gladstone
Red Flag Wave At Halle Socialists Rally In Gers
A large reception in Halle Gers drew about three thousand people for a socialist congress event. A red flag, banned in Germany for ten years, flew from platforms as leaders spoke and songs were sung. A tableau vivant depicted labor versus capital and the dismissal of Bismarck. Speakers included Jerr Beck and Mery Wollschlaeger, who discussed exile, Swiss neutrality, and neighboring pressures. The gathering ended amid heated debate and calls for harmonious language.
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Halle
Socialist Congress
Bievalle
Socialiats
Taw
Germany
Bismarck
Jerr Beck
Zwick
Kassel
Zurich
Mery Wollschlaeger
Basle
Swithherland
Archbishops summoned by pope to Rome amid Irish affairs
The London Star reports Most Rev Micheal Logue archbishop of Armagh and primate, along with other Irish metropolitans listed, have been summoned by the pope to appear in Rome early next year. The move is considered significant and tied to the Irish political situation. Archbishops and bishops are deliberating and may issue resolutions on Irish affairs.
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Thomas Powell O'Connor
The
London Star
Micheal Logue
J. D
Armagh
All Ireland
William Waleh
Chovet of
Rome
S.p
Catholic Archipixeapacy
Asm Kludred
Western Educational Commission Marks Tenth Anniversary in Chicago
The Western Educational Commission held its annual meeting in the First Congregational Church auditorium Chicago celebrating ten years since its founding. It aimed to establish schools across the Western territories with Utah and neighboring areas in view to counteract Mormon influence. The reports show thirty schools educating about 42 hundred pupils with property valued over 100000 dollars and nine academies spreading higher learning. Last year contributions totaled 25000 dollars.
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Tie New West Educational Commission
Chicago
Congregational Churches of
Utah
High Handed Murderers and Turpentine Firm Forced to Flee
A Dalton era report claims land grabbers in Dodge and other Georgia counties threaten and plotted violence after Capt. J. C. Poraythe’s murder. James and Michael Brophey, managers at Normandale Lumber near Normandale, fled amid fears for their lives tied to vigilante activity. James Brophey reportedly shot at, and kept in darkness after nightfall due to threats.
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Dodge
Georgia
J. C. Poraythe
Messrs
James
Micheal Brophey
Normandale Lumber Company
Normandale
Capt
Forsythe
James Brophey
Vigpe
North Dakota Embezzler Captured in California
Webster Mull, an embezzler from Gardner near Fargo North Dakota, disappeared in April 1885 while agent for the St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator. He was brought back November 16 by W H Chappell, waived examination, and bound over to the grand jury in $1000 bond. Pinkerton and other detectives involved.
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Webster Mull
Gardner
Fargo
North Dakota
St. Anthony
Dakota
W. H. Chappell
Pinkerton
Search leads to Mull linked to Osceola theft case
After months of absence the fugitive Mull is traced across Indiana and California to To Bouis California. Mull confesses to taking money funding gambling and option dealing to cover a shortage before fleeing to Canada Victoria and then south.
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Chappell
Whishester
Ind
Mull’s
Mull
Hei ‘Hind
San Francisco
Tie
California
Finaily
Bouis
Lowser California
Fargo
Canada
Victoria
Record of 4427 New Postoffices Adds to 19th Century Growth
The annual report of the postmaster general shows 4,427 new post offices established in the last fiscal year, the most since 1866. Most were in the Southern states with Pennsylvania leading a Northern state at 250. Texas had 203, North Carolina 202, Virginia 202, Kentucky 199, and several others recording double digits. The Indian Territory saw at least 122 new offices.
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Congress
We South
Pennsylvania
South
Texas
North Carolina
Ginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Missouri
West Virginia
Artransite
Mississippi
Pennsylvaia
Cme Olio
Washington Wit
California
New Yorke
Wisconsin
Leven Loo
Indian Territory
Failures threaten R G Peters assets in Chicago suits
Reported in circuit court at the 8th district a series of attachments seeks 874,442 from R G Peters of Manistee Michigan. Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Co seeks 85,000 and Millard attaches 10,000 against Pete and Morrison of Menominee Michigan. Writs levy on six million feet of lumber and allied property at Highee Peters’ Chicago concerns. Peters’ interest in Mighee Peters is pursued. Hughes claims to have released his stake and may replevy assets. Other Chicago creditors include Ruger Dorgin Tomber and Bickford Knox with unspecified totals.
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R.G. Peters
Manistee
Mieh
Chicago
Union National Bank
Peters
Wisconsin Marine and Eire Insurance Co
Opan i
M. Millard
Pete & Morrison
Menominee, Mich
Highee & Peters
Paulina Street
Bluesland Avenue
Mighee & Peters
Charles FE
Hughee
Imperial Bank of Germany Discord Over Discount Rate Rise
The London Standard correspondent reports Berlin clerks resisted the bank president's plan to raise the discount rate to 5 12 percent. A special committee vote carried the measure by a small margin, prompting a rise seen as likely to push the Bank of England discount rate higher. The Standard warns such a rise could strain European credit and urges Germany to seek gold elsewhere than London.
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London Standard
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Central Committee
Imperial Bank
Bank of England
Europe
Germany
London
Eleven Kegs and Fatal Fight Mar Polish Nuptials
Mary Grabowsky married John Ley endowske when a quarrel over a bride remark sparked a brawl. Kosobosky was fatally stabbed in the abdomen and others were seriously hurt. Four Poles jailed as factions clash after the ceremony in Iron Mountain Michigan.
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Mary Grabowsky
Iron Mountain
Mich
John Leyendowske
Dombrowsky
Tony Kosobosky
Kosobosky
Vision of Death in Syracuse Leland Hotel Fire Tragedy
A blazing fire at the six story Leland hotel in Syracuse New York in the early hours of the morning of the 16th caused many to leap from windows into the street and flames. The hotel was engulfed within an hour with 80 injured and up to eight feared dead including guests and servants. The building cost 80000 dollars and losses to adjacent properties and the American Express building were reported.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Leland Hotel
American Express Company
Leland
George Everson
Pranklin
W. Railroad St
W. Fayette St
Everson
van Buren Leland
Warren Leland
Lelands
Annie Cummings
New York
Wi. E. Harrop
Elizabeth
N. J
Wormn St
Rose Schwarz
House of the Good Shepherd
Hotel Domestic
Landmark Hotel Fire Kills and Rescues in Dramatic Flight
A blazing hotel on Fayette Street trapped guests as flames and smoke poured through halls. Guests used rope escapes while firemen cut wires to reach those stranded. Among the injured were Anna Campbell and Mrs Drysdale. actress Cora Tanner escaped with valuables. The scene prompted a large funeral for Justice Miller in Burlington after a Keokuk transport.
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Hepes Dewan
Jones
Weis
Fayette St
Anna Campbell
RS. Drysdale
New York
John Dunn
Burnett Forbes
Fifth Noor
Hess
F. W. Gilmore
Pawtucket
Conlehute
Anail
Theodore Guthier
Maggie Gile
Hotel Domestic
John Howlett
Company 4
Tazzie Landcroff
O'Connor
Jace
Max Rosenheim
New York City
Ture
Annie Schwarz
Aulng
Mary ‘Tyne
Mary Doyle
Robert Mills
van Houten
Jersey City
Paddy
George E. Wood
Dexter
N.Y
Cora Tanner
Miss Tanner
Hiss Tanner
Vanderbilt House
Mr. Deserée
Miss Klein
Name in county paper at Punkin Hollow visit
Puck urges readers to skip fancy resorts and visit Uncle Pegram at Punkin Hollow to see their name printed in the county newspaper. The note promotes humble local sites over Saratoga or Newport.
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Saratoga
Newport
Pegram
Punkin Hollow
Puck
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Chivyis
Burlington
T. N. G. Torrence
G. Alr
Atare
Unitarian Church
Distice Fuller
Justive Brewer
Miller
Supreme Cout
AEICV
Washington
State Supreme Court
Ert
R. Hassall
Melwain
Episcoyuil
Hassall
Beethoven
Oakland Cemetery
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Sons of Veterans
Aty
Masons
Hassell
Supreme Court of
Boies
Noble
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