Witness testimony at Parnell Commission details Irish plots
The latest informer testified on revolutionary plans tied to Sullivan Egan and Parnell. He described torpedo experiments in America, meetings in Philadelphia and Milwaukee, and circulars urging restraint while organizing armed activities. The proceedings cover funding, leadership splits, and the evolving structure of the Irish conspirators.
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Parnell
Sullivan
Egan
America
England
Davitt
Loxpox
Beech
Major le Caron
Parnell Commission
New Jersey
Hudson River
John O'Connor
Ireland
B.C
Supreme Council
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Richard Webster
Times
Brotherhood
Moe
Webster
Te Hi
Enland
Chas Russell
Hannen
Charles Russell
Hanoen
United Ki
Gallagher
Rossa
Jim McDermott
Clingham
Ameren
Paria
Brennan
Mooney
Milwaukee
Carey
Revolutionary Directory
U. 8
U. 5
Redmonds
Australia
United States
U7. 6
Boston
Dama
Sullivan counters Le Caron in Parnell trial claims
Alexander Sullivan ex-President of the Irish National League in America denies Le Caron’s statements in the Times-Parnell trial. He says Le Caron fabricated details about Parnell and notes any autograph proof is easily obtained. Sullivan recounts Parnell’s Chicago meeting and asserts the case rests on weak evidence.
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CuicaGo
Alexander Sullivan
Irish National League
America
Associated Press
le Caron
Times-Parnell
London
Sullivan
Union
Parnell
Sulivan
Cleveland
Harrison
Chicago
United States
Cullum
Tri State News Condensed Dispatches From Surrounding Areas
Condensed dispatches report Cleveland capitalists buying Youngstown street railway for conversion to electric operation. Lima reports scarlet fever outbreak with deaths. Braddock Methodist Church plans new edifice. Alden to draw designs. Bellaire glass makers cut price. Greenville rag mill fire heavily damaged but insured. McKees Second M E Church to build anew. Nowcomerstown accident leaves man aged 50s ground to death.
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Lima
Methodist Church
Braddock
Alden
Pittsburg
Bellaire
James A. Hemman & Co
Abl
Greenville
Wreck on Cleveland and Pittsburgh line due to broken rail
A wreck occurred on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road near Ironland when a broken rail caused the engine and eight loaded cars to derail. The incident halted mining operations at Cherry Valley Iron Works in Leetonia for two weeks, with three pumps running continuously and mounting expenses as water remains unreceding.
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E. E. Norris
Hack
Cleveland
Irondal
Har
Cherry Valley Iron Works
Leetonia
Akeonx
Board of Trade
Frank Adams
Frank A. Wilcox
C. W. F. Dick
Akron
Michael Rizzelo
Reed Nosed Mike
Paymaster McQlure
Stableman Finnagan
Wilkesbarre
W. Lh. McCartney
Peters
Obituary notices for 1889 Pittsburgh area figures
A dense cluster of death notices and funeral details from a Pittsburgh area paper for February 1889. Entries include Mrs. Anna Christine Arnold aged 58 with services in Beaver County, Alex Morus marriage, Michael Brennan funeral, Gilbert Cottrill two-year-old, Doris Harren, Diana Ekin, Margaret Ann Glass, Ambilla Hill, Mary Keating, Amelia McCord, Oliver P. Shobas, James Yates, Catharine Waters, and related notices. Also lists local undertakers Paul Bauer Bauer Trexl er and Archibald & Sons Livery, with service notes.
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Webster Avenue
Pittsburg
Tousday
Thirty-eighth Street
Ekin
Louisville
Diana
James A. Ekin
Farmar
Glass
Margaret Ann
Samuel
Robinson Township
S Hili
Collins Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Ambilla
N. T
Elizabeth Hill
Keating
Mary
Patrick Keating
Sarah Street
Southside
McCord
Federal Street
Allegony
Amelia
W. W
M. EF. McCord
Shirab
Eustis
Fla
Oliver P. Shobas
Yates
Mercy Hospital
James Yates
Penn Avenue
Ecity
Watters
Rey
Catharine
Oakdale
Bargain Fire Sale on Dress Goods and Silks
A large week long sale features 10 000 yards of dress fabrics at half price. All-wool and imported materials including 52 inch silk mixed suitings, 50 inch fabrics, and 45 inch embroideries offered at substantial discounts. Names of fabrics include American and imported dress goods, New India silks, French Challis, Latines, Scotch Zephyrs, and wide flouncings. Prices range from 5 to 15 dollars for items previously 15 to 35 dollars, with many pieces discounted further to 1 dollar to 0.50 or 0.75 in large quantities. Large quantities and shelf clearing to make room for spring imports arriving via custom houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paris
United States
Raglans
Newmarkets
Made to measure Trousers offer vast choice
Prices listed as five dollars, six hundred fifty, and eight dollars. the ad promises the choicest goods in more than three hundred styles. It claims quick measurement in about five minutes and a custom viewing method to see the entire line in that short time.
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Funds For War
League
Philadelphia
Bolan
Witness
Clanna-Gael
Braidwood
Land League
National League
Gladstone
Thomas Brennan
LB. BR
Frank Byrne
Bheridan
Daly
Gastlebar
The
Four Winds
Tri-State News
Plitsboro
Youngstown Street Railway
Order of American Mechanics of
Coal Valley
Ayer
H. W Denny
Franklin Square
Worcester
Mass
Graff & Co
Carson
Towa
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Kame
Mestdenca
Leuis
Heserve
Elvenezer
Win Bhueane
Mary Miller
Sirsi EF
Higgins Apeawsesve
Dacoh T. Wolf
Shaler Townehlp
Anna Einwig
Shaler Townahl Fen Gwynn
Sccec Tet Acs
Milliken—Morus
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Matthew Rutherford
Andrew Milliken
Allegheny
Dann Alice Morus
MES Archibald & Sro
Third Avenue
Midraithield i St
Central Hotel
Joan L. Tre
Paul Bauer
Bauer ¢ & Trexler
Undertakers and Leonean
Beaver Ave
Preble Ave
Allegher
Muster His
Aan
Eres Co
North America
Uisted
William L Jones
Fourth Avenue
Western Insurance CO
Dil Wood
Alexander Nimick
John B. Jackson
WM. P. Herbert
Anufacturers and Merchants' Ins. CO
Wood Street
Pi Sys Capital
Consesseeeis
Chas. W. Amatchelor
John W. Chalfant
A. E.W. Painter
Robt, Lea
M. W. Watson
John Wilson
Louvre
Thursdans
Fes
Sixth Street
McClintock &Co
Fifth Avenue
Brussels
Torchon and Medicis
Forget
Me-Nots
Ccs
Essen
Doe
Sas
Tosia
Apother
Fleishman & Co
Market St
Pittsburg, PA
Haines
A.J
E. Holden & Ong i
Receret St
Goo. A. Kelly & Co
Papa Aera
Frank J. Gucehrt
American Line
Liverpool
Great Britain and Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Peter Wright
Bes Avenue
Ee Ord Deutscher Lloyd
Nyon
New York
Southampton
Havre
Remen
Aller
Fulda
Sehahn
Mo A. Elbe
Bare Ha
Bamberg & C O
Pitts Oelrichs &Co
Green
York City
Romine
Sixth Street and
P. S
Bogos & Buhl
Gusky
Redletter Sale
WM. H. Allen
William Thrinekle
Pfittsburg
Department OF Public Works
Jer Atreet
Wilkins Avenue
Forbes Avenue
Glenwood Avenue
Second Avenue
Glenwood
Dallas Avenue
Avenue
Court of Common
EM. Bigelow
Parrs Avera
OTICE
Allegheny River
Linden
McPherson Streets
FE On
Stevenson Street
Logan Street
Westminster Street
Pitcairn Street
Lilac Sewer
Lilac Street
Elmer Street
Connells
Court of Common Pleas
Bigelow
Kv. M
LEVIS
Sbaes Smuithield
Penakenter Eed
Atlantic City
G. Waters
WM. E. Cochran
Febdl-Triaq ‘Praas Windsor
Hot Springs
N. C
Mountain Park
Lansing
Jaina
Astor House
N. Y
Baltimore
C. H. Pearson & CO
Wm, Semple’s