Bomb plot arrests shock Dublin and Midlands clubs
Police raid a Walsall Socialist Club. They seize explosives, matrices for bombs, pamphlets and a bottle of chloroform. Suspects include Vutor Cailes, Marie Pichenne, Frederick Charles, and a London arrestee named Charles Slaughter, with ongoing inquiries into other arrests and a possible confession from Marie Pichenne.
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Walsall
Vutor Cailes
Marie Pichenne
Colles
Frederick Charles
Socialist Club
Marie Piboine
Waleall
London
Charles
Slaughter
Deakin
Midlands
Belgium
France
Italy
Carles
Oxford scholar turned poet idolized by Wilde era figures
A fragmented report traces Jas Ivesoos and S-Toho Dorlas, once linked to anarchist fame, to Oxford scholarship. It suggests Dorlas, formerly near Westminster Mall, inherited wealth, pursued literature, and wrote under the pen name Evelyn ivogles, amid literary failures.
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Ivesoos
Jas
Toho Dorlas
Westminster Mall
Oxford
Oscar Wilde
Evelyn Ivogles
Agricultural conference to elect district delegates
The board of agriculture elects nine districts to select labor class delegates. Each district will choose US delegates mainly laborers. Conservatives claim this method truly reflects rural voices during the conference in Lis.
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lLespos
Jan &R
Chaplain
Lis
iMect
Explosion at Dublin Castle Probed Without Result
The Dublin Castle investigation into the recent blast yielded no new findings beyond noting the exchange of views. The official report affirms the explosion occurred and that plotters intended to destroy the wall supporting the Council Chamber.
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Dublin Castle
Windsor Castle Constable Seat Sparks Royal Dispute
In London a vacancy at Windsor Castle follows the death of Prince Victor of Hobenlohe. The post pays $6,000 yearly. The Prince of Wales urges the Queen to appoint the Duke of Teck, while the Queen leans toward Prince deary of Ruttenbery.
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London
Windsor Castle
Prince Victor of
Hobenlohe
Prince of Wales
Duke of Teck
Prince Deary of
Ruttenbery
Supposed old ship president misidentified as Irish vessel
An American paper claims the ship called president should go to Amories for exhibition but notes it is not the weasel ro tored in a 4. The vessel is described as an Irish owned craft from 1828 with English drill ship origins.
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Lexpos
Jan
Amories
International Congress of Psychologists Meet in London
Loxspos January 8 Name event notes an International Conference of Psychologists to convene in London in August with Prof. Sedgwick serving as president.
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Loxspos
London
Sedgwick
Salisbury Diplomacy Secures Abbas Recognition In Egypt
London reports say Lord Salisbury used swift diplomacy to recognize Abbas as Khedive of Egypt, with British policy aiming to keep control and stability. Abbas, educated in England, travels from Vienna to Egypt, while European powers weigh regency risks and French and Russian interests.
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Abbas
Vienna
Lespos
Egypt
War Office
Redvers Buller
London
Abbas Pasha
France
Nussia
Biss
A. L Butler
Brasenose College
Oxford
Phipps
Foreign Office
Trieste
Count Kalnoky
Lord Salisbury
Cairo
Felami Pasha
Lord Salishbury
British Ultimatum on Tangier Anarchy
Sir Charles Evensmith sent an ultimatum to Tangier’s foreign minister demanding swift action to quell the Tangier chaos or English sailors would be landed. Fez is dispatching troops as Italian French and Spanish residents oppose British moves amid rising international tensions.
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Tangier
Charles Evensmith
Fez
Monarchists Gaining Influence Challenge Brazilian Government
Advices from Brazil report opposition to the Federal Government rising in several states. Monarchists are blamed for the growth, with potential to prompt a radical but peaceful clash in Rio Grande.
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Lexpos
Brazil
Rio Grande
Baby Ruth Baptized at Lakewood Cottage Ceremony
Miss Kath Cleveland was christened Ruth Cleveland in a private Lakewood cottage ceremony. Rev Dr Wilton Merle Smith of Central Presbyterian Church officiated with parents and an aunt present. A luncheon followed as the family celebrated the christening.
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New York
Kath Cleveland
Lake Wool
Mies Cleveland
Wilton Merle Smith
Central Presbyterian Church
Mre Cleveland
Ruth Clevelan
Miss Cleveland
Fortune Left by German Nephew to St. Louis Uncle
August Beverlein, a New York City street dweller and former German youth, bequeathed his fortune and real estate valued at $50 000 to his befriended uncle, Christian Beverlein, a St. Louis bakery owner. The bequest arrived by advices from New York after August’s recent death.
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St. Louis, Jan
Christian Beverlein
St. Louis
New York
August Beverlein
New York City
Germany
August
Ameeeae
Lone Stage Robber Stops Run Between Mokelumne Hill and Valley Springs
A San Andreas passenger reports a lone highwayman halted the Mokelumne Hill to Valley Springs stage three miles from Mokelumne yesterday. The robber brandished a shotgun and forced the driver to toss the express box and empty pockets.
A Scheme Aimed to Relocate Pittsburg Commission Stores
The Pennsylvania Railroad proposes moving Liberty street commission merchants to Twenty sixth streets to form a large wholesale produce depot under one roof. Proponents say it would streamline grocers exchanges while keeping individual stores isolated. Reporters observed chaotic early-morning lines of wagons filling Liberty street, packing cabbage and melons along the curb and even along railroad tracks.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Liberty Street
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Sixth Street
Tur Dispatch
Liberty
Sixth Streets
Commission
Seventh
Pennsylvania Railroad
White Street
Rail line proposal reshapes Pittsburg commission trade street
General Freight Agent Seymour describes the Pensy project to concentrate Pittsburg commission business at a single transfer depot. The plan aims to speed perishable freight by consolidating merchants, moving operations from Liberty street and easing access from tracks. Saturday morning deals on Liberty street reportedly reach about $15,000 with typical receipts per merchant between $400 and $1,800.
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Lawrenceville
Commission
Pensy
Seymour
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Twenty Sixth Street
Bilceeway
Merchants, Railroad Eye Move to Twenty sixth Street Depot
Discussion at a well attended meeting with commission dealers and railroad officials considered relocating merchants to Twenty sixth street. No decision reached as to turning the old transfer depot into a general freight depot to relieve Duquesne depot congestion.
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West Penn
Allerheny
Mr. Seymour
Twenty-sixth Street
Liberty Street
Trump
Race for Liberty Street Space Highlights Commission Trade
Local merchants discuss cramped Liberty Street as traffic from the Pennsylvania Railroad and cable cars worsens conditions. Some urge moving to larger quarters while noting the site’s value for commission business and rail links may affect decisions. Frankfort dispatch notes indictments against William Wright and Frank Gilman for embezzlement.
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Frankfort
Federal Grand Jury
William Wright
Frank Gilman
National Exchange Bank of
Seningios
A. Shippen
Krebs Mine Disaster Leaves Nearly 100 Dead
A catastrophic explosion at shaft N 11 of the Orange Coal and Mining Company near Krebs claims at least 100 lives with about as many injured. Rescue efforts are slow. many entombed workers faced rising danger as authorities fear the death toll will rise. Dozens of bodies are brought to the surface amid a scene of mourning, with many victims identified and others still unknown.
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McAllister
Krebs
Orage Coal and Mining Company
McAlister
Moine
Beoch
William Church
Enoch
William
Qne
Ubhurt
Ree
Look Out for Garfield Warns St Louis Police
Ohio preacher warns Chief Harrigan that Lewis Garfield alias Harvey Hill, recently released after a two year term for pocket picking, may be headed to St Louis to murder a woman once called May Garfield. Daggett, pastor from Bryan, Ohio, cites Garfield's past as motive for arrest or description, while authorities seek more details from Ohio.
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St. Louis
Lowis
Lewis Garfield
Harrigan
Thomas Daggett
First Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Maumee
Harvey Hill
Indiana
Garfield
Mr. Daggett
Lew
May Garfield
Daggett
Ingersoll Wins Central Division of Cincinnati Railway
Colonel Robert Ingersoll bid 2 250 000 for the Central division of the Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw Railway at master's sale and won. He later bid 2 525 000 with 340 000 guarantee, clearing 235 060 in profit. Backers include Mick Woodford and Wallston H. Brown. stockholders fear loss as independent holders drop. Ingersoll declined to confirm future control.
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Toneno
Robert Ingersoll
Central Division
Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw Railway
Northern Division
Cal Brice
Ingersoll
Mick. Woodford
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Wallston H. Brown
Charles Poster
Schulteis Fights Sheriff’s Attempt To Serve Suit
Immigration commissioner H. J. Schulteis was met by a sheriff’s officer at the ferry slip on his return from Ellis Island. A summons and complaint seeking 25 dollars for defamation of character were served in the case filed by Swedish minister Rev. P. Peterson on behalf of Ingeborg Petersen.
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New York
H. J. Schulteis
Ellis Island
Schusters
Ingeborg Petersen
Death Preferred to Divorce in Teaneck Case Tragedy
Charles S. Quackenbush formerly of Albany returned from Montreal to Newark and shot his wife and himself after years of threats. The wife died later at St Michael's Hospital from a bullet wound, while Quackenbush died instantly. He had lived a life of wealth and control, repeatedly threatening to kill his spouse and at times attempting violence. He had faced arrest for threats to shoot her and fled to Canada with his eldest daughter Maggie as separation papers were drafted by lawyer McDermitt.
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Newark
N. J
Charles
Quackenbush
Albany
Montreal
St. Michael’s Hospital
Quackéeolough
Maggie
McDermitt
State to show cause over Siye detention
The State faces a show cause request arguing Siye is illegally restrained. A claim centers on lack of jurisdiction since the offense occurred in St Louis County, not city court. Also argued is improper transfer from California. The City Attorney reportedly contends Siye cannot be held.
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Siye
St. Louis City
Disownment of Garza Sparks Frontiers Row Across Parties
A heated frontier dispute erupts as Liberal and Clerical journals clash over Garza insurrection claims. The Tiempo denies Clerical involvement and vows a duel with Le Trait d Union’s editor. Washington reports proposed cross border pursuit of Garza rebels by Mexican or U S troops, a plan deemed without precedent and risky for American citizens.
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Orry
Mexico
Garza
Tiempo
Republic
le Trait Ad Union
Augustin de
le Trait A’ Union
Washington
Romero
Department of State
Gaza
Disz
United States
Cotton Quieted on a Holiday With Price Rebound
New York reports cotton prices recovered today after a quiet session. A mistaken rumor of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange closing sparked initial excitement, but the exchange closed for Jackson Day, a Louisiana legal holiday.
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New York, Jan
New Orleans
Lincoln Restores Grant Public Confidence
The article highlights how Lincoln reassured the nation after widespread indignation toward General Grant. It references an unpublished account by Colonel A. K. McClure to appear in Tomorrow's Dispatch.
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Lincoln
Grant
A. K. McClure
Blaine Resting Quietly amid Cabinet Update
Dr. Hyatt did not visit Blaine as he has fully recovered from yesterday's illness. Blaine said he no longer worries about health rumors and spent the morning in his library. Cabinet meets with all members. Crisp improves and plans work on House rules. Foster plans a rest at Fortress Monroe after recovery from an injury.
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Wastinctos
D. C
Wyatt
Dent
State Department
Blaine
White House
Elkins
Crisp
Walsh
House
New York
Americus
Washington
Dr. Hinckle
Foster
Fortress Monroe
Washiton
Ohio judge sustains law in secretary of state case
In Columbus on January 8 Special Judge Evans of the Common Pleas Court announced a decision in the injunction quit case brought by the Pittsburg Akron and Western Railroad Company against Daniel. The ruling sustains a state law or action involving the Secretary of State, marking a notable legal development in Columbus.
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J.evan
Secretary of State
State Treasury
Pittsburg, Akron and Western Esilroad Company
Glendale express robber to seek habeas writ
Adelbert D. Siye and Louis A. Sipp were named as alleged Glendale express robbers. They are expected to attempt to obtain release tomorrow via writ of habeas corpus through their attorneys.
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Louis
Jan
Adelbert D. Siye
Glendale Express
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