Parnell Withdraws From Commission Proceedings
At the Parnell commission opening Sir Charles Russell announced Parnell would no longer be represented by counsel. Other MPs facing Times charges also withdrew. Parnell pressed for immediate reexamination, while Justice Hannen considered dates to resume, as testimonies from James O Kelly and others revealed Fenian ties and letters about arms shipments and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Messrs
Reid
Lockwood
the Times
Webster
Hannen
Presid
America
Clan-na-Gael
Ireland
Eueate
France
Fenians
Matthew Harris
House of Commons
East Galway
Harrin
Kickham
Paris
Davitt
Frederick Cavendish
Dublin
Timothy Healy
National
Commission
Boulanger Plot Aims at Paris Elysee Says Temps
The Temps reports telegrams showing General Boulanger at the head of a plot to march on the Elysee and says several high officers pledged support. It also accuses him of embezzlement over camp equipment purchases and misusing War Ministry funds. Colonel Vincent begeher is ordered arrested for 30 days to public the Senate Court evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Temps
Eipher
General Boulanger
Elysee
Boulanger
War Ministry
M. de Inet
Vincent
Senate
Western roads reform livestock tariffs to Kansas City
The Western roads modify live stock tariffs from the Missouri river, limiting reduced cattle rates to Kansas City. Chicago and Alton set 22 cents at Kansas City, 25 cents from St Joseph Omaha and Council Bluffs, 27 cents from Sioux City. Hog rates stay at 25 cents nationwide. They surrender Southwestern Missouri traffic to the Alton, aiming to keep Texan rates steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuscaco
Missouri River
Kansas City
Chicago and Alton
St. Joseph
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Alton
Tex
Pentecost Band Faces Jail Over Boisterous Meetings
The Pentecost group from Tuscana Illinois appeared in court on a charge of conducting boisterous and disorderly meetings for six weeks. Over 75 witnesses were examined and fines were imposed on each member. The defendants offered to pay the fines but were not allowed to, with some insisting they could not avoid jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasistop
Tuscana
Inn
President to establish Deer Park as summer headquarters
Report says the President will return to Washington tomorrow then visit Deer Park Friday or Saturday. A Cabinet meeting is planned at the White House with time undetermined. Officials expect the President to set Deer Park as official summer HQ, with departments handling affairs separately. White House renovations continue during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Washington
Halford
Park
White House
German painter Hugo Behr dies in morphine act of grief
Charles Behr, brother of Hugo Behr, a German fresco painter found dead at the Occidental Hotel, says the death was by his own action driven by grief over a young woman who wed another man. Hugo, 32, had lived in New York since 1880, known for crayon portraits, and reportedly poisoned himself with morphine after learning of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell
Spatcr
New York
Charles Behr
West Thirty-fifth Street
Hugo Behr
Occidental Hotel
Carl Meyers
Occidental
Behr Brothers
Berlin
Hugo
Berlin Roset
Brooklyn
Michael Bolak Hanged In Warren County Jail Yard
Michael Bolak was hanged in the yard of the Warren county jail in Belvipere New Jersey. The drop occurred at 10 54 with death by strangulation in 13 minutes. Bolak proclaimed innocence and said goodbye to spectators before the hanging. The crime involved killing a relative for robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvipere
N. J
Michael Bolak
Warren County
van Hise
Paterson
Si Bo
Bolak
Trial of Alder Ryan for fraud in miscounted ballots
In Graxp Forks North Dakota on July 16, the city faced a trial over fraud in miscounting ballots for Martin Walsh water works superintendent, with six aldermen claiming they voted against confirmation. The case was dismissed because the indictment rested on an ordinance never published, rendering two years of city business illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graxp Forks
N. D
Brazil Mail Steamship Co. Files Stock Certificate
Horace E. Thar cher as President and Collis P. Huntington George G. Williams Edward B. Bartlett and Charles R. Flint as directors filed in the County Clerk's office a certificate that the $1,000,000 of stock is fully paid up and subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horace E. Tharcher
Collis P. Huntington
George G. Williams
Edward B. Bartlett
Charles R. Flint
Brazil Mail Steamship Company
Drowned in Sight of Friends on Ohio River
Three men including William Bickle and Philip Hearst with Hearst’s son were capsized from a boat on the Ohio River yesterday near Portsmouth and drowned as the accident was plainly seen from the shore. no rescuer could reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
William Bickle
Philip Hearst
Ohio
Sugar and Protection Drive Republicans in Louisiana District
In the Third district Louisiana Republicans push for a GOP victory to replace the late Democrat Gay. P F Herwig of New Orleans leads the state committee efforts with large Republican gains in Jennings and Acadia, backing Dr Darrell as probable nominee amid sugar industry influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuineros
P. F. Herwig
New Orleans
Republican State Committee of
Louisiana
Gay
William Pitt Kellogg
Kellogg
Jennings
Acadia
R. Herwig
Kenglicans
Darrell
Salt Trust Faces Hurdles in New York Finance
East Saginaw dispatch reports salt man W C McClure returning from New York with W E Bart to form a salt trust. New York and Southern producers quote high plant prices, complicating sale of 15 million dollars of stock. Merchants selling to the union may not become stockholders. Louisiana buyers were paid cash. The salt union is not yet assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
East Saginaw, Mich
W. C. McClure
Saginaw River
New York
W. E. Bart
Southern
Burt
Salt Union
Rhode Island License Bill Deliberations in Special Session
Providence July 14 The Legislature met in adjourned special session to enact a liquor license law. A bill sets wholesale fees from 500 to 1000 dollars, retail fees from 0 to 250 dollars by population. The bill faces a hot contest over party advantages and extends into a long session. Hendricks & Co offers 100 life size crayon prizes to ticket holders starting August 18 with monthly draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
K. L
Iverybed
Saybisa
Hexpricks & Co
Federal St. Ally
Hendricks & Co
A Mother's Surprise in Local Market Ad
An ad invites families to Aufrecht's Elite Cal Market this week for a grand surprise. It promotes children's attendance with a gimmick offering Sinn items at a dollar per dozen and directs shoppers to use the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aufrecht
Wanamaker's Sells Top Clothing at Low Prices
A brisk sales pitch touts dependable clothing and leadership in fashion, claiming good garments justify their price and urging buyers to choose Wanamaker's for quality at lower rates. The ad hints at fresh stock and many styles, including made to order options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker's
Glorious Week for Men's Dress and Business Suits Sale
A bold sales pitch proclaims a week long sale on men’s suits with prices cut by 5 to 12 dollars per item. The retailer emphasizes deep discounts, stating profits are sacrificed to move stock and urging quick purchase. The message promotes new line jackets priced around 12 dollars and argues the suits won’t wait.
Bargain Pants Sale This Week at Our Store
The shop advertises pants now available for three dollars, down from five and four dollars. Shoppers are invited to visit this week to view the discounted stock and choose from the reduced prices on various styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lée
Federal Street
Allegheny
Overstocked Furnishings and Boys Clothing Sale
A local advert highlights a wide stock of seasonal furnishings and men’s accessories priced low. It promotes a children’s clothing department with suits for boys 4 to 14 at $3, with knee pants for 75 cents, contrasted with higher market values. The copy touts sprightliness of stock and overstocked items benefiting buyers.
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Fio
Harrison
Michael Bolak Ranged
Jolna
Grand Forks
Rhody
Cana
Baring Powder Co
Wall Bt
Pei
Charles M. Eichenlaub
Bright
Polypathic Medical Institute
Penn Avenue
Chas. M. Eichenlaure
R. m
Lodr. x
Jylt-N
Sanford
Samme
Yord
Owl
Sony
Cuticura
GEO, Cotey, Merrill
Wis
Ge. C. Cuticurs
Blooker
R. Ogden Doremus
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
George K. Stevenson & Co
Atean
U. S
Mercer
G.d.simen’s
Ohio ST
Sandusky
Keech’s
Cash and Credit House
Penn Ave
Jel
Arwr
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street and
Atlantic City
Islesworth
Sea End
Virginia Avenue
Buck & McClellan
Taya
Atlantic City, N. J
Eun New One
Yecadenssen
Cape May
New Columbia
Jane
James Mosney
Ane Ames Moon
Frank H Hilbrevit
Jelt
Park—Hotel
Brunswick
Rai Dd Targer Eae Paeiaik
Information
Parsons
Cinemanetaine
Cresson
Crouse
Tdomitase
Thomson House
Kane, McKean CO
Pennsylvania
Iyi CH Kemp
Renovo Hotel
C. H. Kemp
Prop
Atereape
EK Ekit
CS Company
Liso A. B
Fsraine
Mansfield
Pram
West Montecenin
Bed
Althfield Street
Douglas & Mackie’s
China Goods
BR. P. Wallace & Co
Woood St
Jrlt
Wrea
Lovyy
Oxford
Kayuemanns
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
la Ag Railroad
Ia A
Chicago
Ation, Anns Oe
A. i
Blairsville
Neeting
Blaireville
F Butier
Corusereswecsar
ESS Plm
de. m
A. m
Eoares
Monongahela Vivinon
Brownsville
Serena
Monongahela City
West
Eed Haan
Monongahela CIA
Stravesburg Ac
Ket Street
Union R Pug
K. Wood
Gen'l I’ase’r
UNION
Leetsdale
Akrive Union Nion
Eeicean
Crestline
Youngstown
Ariington
John Jahn
Sapt
Aaaton
Haltimore
Yeliedel Eeberian
I. Zwellevike
Mount Pleasant
Columbus
New Y
Sha. m
Col 4
Catengo
L. Glesenkamp & Son
PEARL
ToGo
A.macbeth&co
Egheny VeLing & RA
Union Station
Kitten
Niagara
Utes
Kitginning c
D.m
Braeburn E x
Ee Kittanning
Braeburn
Titsburg
Wildwood Arcammodstion
Kane
Ommoda Tnt O Express
Face Les Eee Widance
New Castle bergAc
Act
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