Paris conference stirs Irish leadership bids and Mrs OShea
Mrs OShea sails to Paris amid intense speculation over her role with Parnell and OBrien in shaping the Irish party course. Kilkenny election odds tilt toward Hennessy as Parnell gains from lime incident. observers foresee a possible Paris meeting after Kilkenny. The wider Irish crisis, landlord terms, and campaign finances deepen, with rival factions watching for a breakthrough or a cooling of tensions.
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Ireland
Kilkenny
Parnell
Paris
Willian O’brien
William O'Brien
O'Shea
Gossi
Parnell Speech and Interview Stir Dublin Controversy
The article notes a Dublin speech by Parnell and an interview published alongside it. It suggests Parnell hinted at another side to the case to pressure the Proctor. If the Proctor moves to intervene, a major sensation is expected due to alleged suppressed evidence at the trial.
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Parnell
Dublin
Suffering in Italy as Bread or Lead Demanded
Thousands suffer in Italy as revolutionary agents stir unrest and the national treasury is depieted. Bread or lead is demanded amid a dire famine scene with widespread unemployment and harsh winter conditions. English reports note severe weather constraining outdoor work and halting water mills nationwide.
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London
Italy
Signor
Crispi
Turin
Milan
Rome
Venice
Genoa
Brescia
Paris
National Treasury
Literary piracy as bill cloaked protection fetish
A fragment argues that Americans have long practiced literary piracy and that a new bill disguises protection as a fetish. The writer notes no complaint is needed if the gift is taken without feeling.
Professor Koch Refuses Lymph Transfers For Private Use
In Bzrumy on December 20 Professor Koch visited American Minister William Walter Phelps at the Legation. The ante-room overflowed with doctors seeking access, hoping the famed bacteriologist would secure interviews or information from headquarters about the controversial remedy, sparking concern for its private distribution.
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Bzrumy
Prof. Koch
William Walter Phelps
Legation
Phelpa
America
Countess Sclopis Dies in Turin at 72
Turin obituary notes Countess Sclopis widow of an Alabama arbitration arbiter. She hosted European literary figures and copied all arbitration documents into six volumes. The British Foreign Office later awarded a silver tea service as thanks for her work.
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Loxwpox
Turin
United States
England
Countess Sclopis
Alabama
Hersslon
Europe
Solonis
British Foreign Office
Italy
A Determined Fight Against the Copyright Bill
British printers and publishers mobilize against the new American copyright bill with support from trade unions. They urge the British Government to restrict rights to books printed in England to keep publishing within the country and deter transfers to New York. The move draws favorable responses from influential quarters and critical press coverage including Lancet.
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Loroox
New York
England
Duchess of Northumberland dies at 78 lived devout charitable life
The Duchess of Northumberland, aged 78, dies this week. A lifelong member of the Irv ingite church, she is praised for charity and personal service to the poor. Her death contrasts with gossip about royal robes costing 1000 guineas for the Duke of Portland's wife.
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Lowpox
Duchess of Northumberland
Irvingite
Catholic Apostolic Church
Duchess of Northeastland
London
Duke of Portland
Jane Collins
Robe
London Fog Gets a Champion, Says A French Artist
Lorpey reports a defender for the London fog, praising soot and coal tar antiseptics as mercifully cleansing the air. The piece extols smoke’s cleansing effect on the city’s rotting debris, sewers, and decay on calm days.
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Lorpey
London
Tin Plate Plants to Rise in America With New Machinery
Welsh maker James E. Ingram and G. W. Knapp of Mathai Ingram & Co. announce Baltimore tin plate production to rival English imports. Somers Brothers of Brooklyn and Chicago Tin Plate Co plan machinery deals. two 4‑mill works at Pittsburg and St. Louis are under construction, signaling gradual U.S. industry growth in tin plate.
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Somers Brothers
Brooklyn
Nortons
Chicago Tin Plate Company
Chicago
St. Louis Stamping Company
James E. Ingram
G. W. Knapp
Mathai, Ingram & Co
Baltimore
United States
J. H. Rogers
Llanelly
South Wales
Swansea
Welch
Rogers
Atlantic
America
Liverpool
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
At &S
Acquittal and conviction stir London crowds
The acquittal of But terfield and the near conviction of Harry Marks provoke public jubilation in London with cheering and hat waving. Disclosures ruin Marks's parliamentary prospects and blunt his influence in enterprises.
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London
Butterfield
Harry Marks
Marks
Holiday Piano and Organ Sale at Hentrees Music
Close out sale offers new and second hand pianos and organs at deep discounts. Upright pianos from 225 to 250 dollars and organs from 25 to 50 dollars. Names include Chickering & Sons Steinway Lindeman and Estey. Easy payments available with holiday reservations. open evenings and Christmas Day noon. Telephone 1204. Hentrees Music Co., 72 Fifth Avenue.
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Chickering & Sons
Wheelock
Lindeman
Stuyvesant
Steinway
Enabe
Hardman
Palace
Bridgeport
Packard
Estey
Great Western
Svouiager
Hentrees Music Co
Lrm
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-Seven Appeals Over Penn Avenue Repairs
Knox and Reed filed 37 appeals against assessments by the Board of Viewers for Penn avenue resurfacing from Fifth Avenue to the city line in the Twenty first and Twenty second wards. The landowners challenge the use of black stone instead of asphalt, seek to void about $60,000 in assessments, and argue the city acted beyond the May 16 1489 act on streets and sewers.
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Fifth Avenue
City Line
Knox & Reed
Board of Viewers
Penn Avenue
J. D. Weeks
H. B. Wainwright
Charles Bradley
Margaret J. Morris
Aaron French
G. B. Preston
Mra
BE. J. Nasher
Caroline Hamilton
M. A. Preston
M. R. Bolmann
William P. Shinn
J. T. McCance
J. H. Frederick
M. B. Laughlin
H. L. Rook
J. M. Schoonmaker
J. B. Lloyd & Co
J. EK
Casa
C. V. McKai
Ht. McClintock
A. Kellar
W. M. Imhoff
Mra. L. Bailey
J. P. Pear’s
Robert Wey
M. A. Rea
Singer, Jr
Eight Years in the Pen for Eddie Myers Murder Sentence
Judge White sentenced James Eddie Myers to eight years and three months in the penitentiary for the murder of his aunt Miss Douglass in McKeesport. Prosecutor Robb argued for a new trial. the judge found the trial fair and rewarded mercy for Myers' prior character.
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Myers
Carlisle Indians Loyal Says Pratt In Telegram
Captain R H Pratt superintendent of the Carlisle Indian School says Carlisle pupils remain loyal to the Government while Buffalo Bills Indians are alleged to be split with two former pupils joining the hostiles. He cites daily contact with ex pupils in the Far West. A Carlisle delegation asked to use earnings to persuade relatives to stay true to the Government.
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Carlisle
R. H. Pratt
Indian School
Buffalo Bill
Carlisle School
Pratt
Far West
Arthur Aetains
Captain Pratt
Train Heater Explosion on Westbound Chicago and Grand Trunk
A Baker heater exploded in the first class coach as the Chicago and Grand Trunk train pulled into Nichols. Gas and burning coal filled the car. two women jumped from windows and were severely cut. Windows were broken to vent smoke. fire damaged woodwork and seats. several passengers were burned. Some baggage was lost or damaged.
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Chicago and Grand Trunk
Battle Creek
Mica
Nichols
Relative takes charge of Downing burial case
Mrs. Mary Foster of Homewood arrived at Chief Elliot's office seeking the remains of Margaret Downing who died at the Poor Farm on Friday. A distant relative, she wished to provide a proper burial. The body had been given to the Anatomical Society, but was finally secured and turned over to Mrs. Foster.
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Mary Foster
Homewood
Holiday wine offer from Speer N J Wine Co
Alfred Speer of the Speer N J Wine Co Passaic offers an assorted case of wines valued at 11 20 for 36 or a 30 bottle case worth 27 30 for 10 during holidays. Ships from 28 College Place New York City. circulars with prices mailed on request by postal card.
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Alfred Speer
Speer N. J. Wine Co
Passaic
N. J
San Francisco
Sacramento
California
College Place
New York City
Three grand bargain days and holiday sale at P C C C Clothing
Three grand bargain days and holiday sale offer finest clothing at impossible prices. Buy from us for a pick of the finest stock in Pittsburg. P C C C Clothing Company corner Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House open every night until 8 30.
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Pittsburg
Prerssvee Compiration Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Court House
Readers urged to send 25 cents for yearly magazine offer
A vintage appeal invites readers to mail 25 cents to the Ladies' Home saga at 1013 Arch Street Philadelphia PA to receive a year of the magazine and a premium valued near $2, described as the most wonderful offer yet.
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Ladies’ Home Saga Fine
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Deep Snowfall Echoes Through History and Modern City Life
The article compares the recent deep snow with past storms, noting 10 to 18 inches ranges and a potential two foot depth if dry. It recalls 1885 86 and 1855 56 winters, describes wildlife impacts, and argues urban electricity wires threaten safety, urging buried lines for cities.
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Cherrytree
Parnell Honored In Home And Field With Many Medals
A tribute describes Charles Parnell’s long career and his Avondale and Aughvaragh home life. It covers his cross examination before the Forgeries Commission on the Foster Coercion Act of 1881 and recalls a detailed tour of his Wicklow estate with hunting and fishing gear, trophies, and family crests amid portraits from Meath and Cork.
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Mano
House of Commons
Tom Moore
Hury
Wexford
Waterford
Charles Stewart Parnell
Emrants
Meath
Cork
New
Gallinger’s Jewelry and Local Bargains Highlighted
The notice invites a visit to Gallinger’s at 1200 Penn Avenue to view stock including music boxes. It mentions Excelsior rye whiskey from Caser’s, quart prices, and case pricing, plus fabric bargains and silver watches at Bauch’s, 295 Fifth Street, summarizing multiple local offers.
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Gallinger
Penn Avenue
Bors
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