Revival of Irish politics drives London protests at Hyde Park
Irish anger over William OBrien’s treatment sparks mass meetings across England led by workingmen. Hyde Park rally condemns police coercion in Ireland and calls for release of political prisoners. Sheffield event shows Tory setbacks as Hartington district votes shift.
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Erin
William O'Brien
Hyde Park
Sheffield
Lospex
William O’brien
O'Brien
St Clonmel
London
Bediever
Teiegram
Lord Salisbury
Sieffield
Ireland
Salisbury
Egan an Invincible in Molloy Perjury Case
Testimony in Bow Street sessions claims Patrick Egan led the Invincibles faction within the League and organized Fenian activity. Witnesses allege arms were supplied to the Invincibles, with references to Byrne and murder plans. Molloy’s case resumes as the court adjourns amid complex accusations.
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Atrick Molloy
Haves
Parnell
Bow Street
Alice Court
Patrick Delaney
Patrick Egan
Fenina Ws
Byrne
Molloy
Witee
Interesting Pittsburg Geology Talk By Prof Jillison
Prof B C Jillison gave a University Hall lecture on how rivers shape landforms over ages. He argued rain and river action slowly lift and carve hills, with examples from the Mississippi delta and Allegheny region, drawing parallels to Pittsburg’s geology.
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B. C. Jillison
University Hall
Pittsburg
Swisshelm
Mississippi
Allegheny
Allegheny City
Troy Hil
Ukland
Ice Harvest and Bridges Highlight Treasured Local Dispatches
Condensed dispatches describe ice boat sport in Beaver Falls and New Brighton, two new bridge projects, and the Pittsburg and Belle Vernon Railroad opening for passenger service. Also notes Alpha chapter building in Bethlehem, a death in McKeesport, arson and legal cases, wage cuts, and local political primaries with multiple nominations.
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Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Nine is an odd number sale of suits for Monday
A local store announces a one day sale on Monday offering about 225 tailor made suits in worsteds silk serge and diagonals at nine dollars. Regular prices 25 to 30 dollars. The sale is at P. C. C. GC cor Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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Grant and
Diamond
New Court House
Special Worth and Diamond Sale At Hauch's West Fifth
Bargain jewelry sale this week offers Elgin watches from six dollars upward and genuine diamond rings at increasing prices. Hauch's at No. 205 Fifth Avenue has offered these values since 1858 in this West location.
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Hauch's
Fifth Avenue
West
Hauch’s
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Insurance policy face value bill stirs Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg February 9. The Insurance Committee will hear fire insurers oppose a bill requiring payment of face value on totally destroyed properties, while many lawmakers favor full coverage. the measure faces a tough Senate path amid agents' tricks and farmer stories. The condemned murderer George Clark’s execution is postponed six weeks for a Supreme Court appeal.
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Supreme Court
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Insurance Committee
House
House of Representatives
Representative Brooks
Representative Wherry
Senate
Brinker
Clarion
Harrisb
Prehistoric Pioneers Move for State Archeological Survey
Dr Hindenach of Bucks county backs a bill to fund a State Archeological Survey with a few thousand dollars for lithic and cave study. The effort seeks to catalog mound builders footprints in Fayette Lycoming Bucks and Monroe counties and preserve a Bucks cave near Durham township. Senator Harlan supports a separate 33400 appropriation to collect birds and animals of the state to be completed in two years.
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Hindenach
Bucks County
House
Committee On Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
Fayette
Lycoming
Bucks
Monroe
Durham Township
Historical Society
Harlan
Senate Not Anxious for Early Adjournment
The Senate shows less eagerness to adjourn early amid a stalled legislative pace. Last session the House refused to recede from the adjournment date, allowing 150 Senate bills to fail for want of action, signaling a longer session ahead.
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Senate
Haxrkiseung
House
State Department Grants Stay For Greene County Death Sentence
Harrisburg February 9 The State Department will issue a respite to George Clark who is under sentence of death in Greene county The execution date was fixed for February 20 and the time is extended to April 30 The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on the writ of error carried up to it.
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Pittsburg
Bellevennon
McKeesport
Alpha of Pennsylvania
Sigma Phi
Bethlehem
National Tube Works
Charles Donley
East Bean Street
Washington
Arlington
Osman
Findlay
Jonwson and Smith
Scranton
Ellis
Thomas F. Hradenbaugh
Columbia
Lancaster
Tuer
Mahoning Valley
Reading
Reading Iron Works
Charles Kener
Braddock Township
Fred W. Edwards
Constable
Best
David Bradford
John
W. Hannah
D. & Elliot
H.J. Boyle
BR. E. Stewart, Esq
W. J. Vance
State Department
George Clark
Greene County
Supreme Court
Fayette Representative Proposes Notary Expansion Bill
Representative Campbell of Fayette will introduce a bill to increase the number of notaries public and reduce the fees.
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Harrissuree
Campbell
Fayette
Senter Quay Blamed In Meat Bill Defeat
Harrisburg correspondent notes the grangers meat bill failed by 23 votes with 47 ayes. Taggart abandoned the measure Thursday amid pressure from Republican leaders and Philadelphia members. Christie supported it while Allegheny backed calendar placement. lawmakers doubt its Senate constitutionality and Pennsylvania Railroad stayed neutral.
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Senter Quay
Magee
Haxgrissurg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Bulletin
Taggart
Aoa
Philadelphia
Chris
Allegheny
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grangers Push Meat Bill Amid Stark County Split
Harrisburg reports the grangers have not abandoned their meat bill. A counterpart to Representative Taggart’s measure failed in the Judiciary General Committee. Lawmakers face pressure from constituents on both sides as manufacturing mining and agricultural counties split on the issue threatening effective action.
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Harrisburg
Taggart
Judiciary General Committee
Deeeas
Red Nosed Mike testifies in Italy murder trial
At the Wilkesbarre trial the blood stained killer stated he fired into the air and did not shoot the victims. He claimed he did not participate in the killings and blamed accomplices Beverino and Villeli. Captors in Italy are reported to be bringing the two to stand trial. The court adjourned for a late session as evidence mountains were presented. A public sale notice and local ads follow in the column.
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Red Nosed Mike
Beverino
Villel
Flanagan
Mike
McClure
Linden
Red Nosed
Villeli
Italy
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