Luck Belled Dunlo Becomes Peer of the Realm in Sudden Death
An Irish estate and title pass after the death of the Rt Hon Richard Somerset Le Poer Trench. His son, formerly Lord Dunlo, becomes Earl of Clancarty, with the marriage to Rielle Mil ton in question regarding divorce and reconciliation. The 24000 acre Gal way estate is noted as the couple’s, with the new peerage elevating him to the Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlo
Lespes
Richard Fomerset Le-Poer-Trench
Earl of
Countess of Clancarty Tale Hails from Garbally Estate
The article depicts Selle Bilton, now Lady Clancarty, as the likely future Countess of Clancarty amid a sprawling Irish estate. It notes Garbally near Garbally Castle in County Galway with 24,000 acres and annual income around 3 1/2? million, plus a smaller estate at Iosmommon valued at about 15,000 yearly. It recounts a divorce case, Bilton's burlesque past, and a potential heir, while hinting the Countess may claim entailed inheritance and the Count may die soon.
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County Galway
Ireland
Clancarty
Earl of Clancarty
Bristol
Garbally
County Gelwar
Iosmommon
United Kingdom
Countess of Clancarty
Indy
Enid
Lady Clancarty
Countess Clancarty
Bette Bilton
al- Ulerr
Woolwich
London
Great Britain
Belle
Dunlo
Corinthian Club
Nari of Clancarty
England
Dante
Artress
Venus
Manchester
Ferus
Belle Bilton
Inshes Penciled by Nature. Dunlo Heir and Earl’s Death
The text notes Viscount Dunlo’s grief and ailing condition after the Earl’s death in Plymouth where Countess of Clancarty Catharine and the Dowager Countess were present. Viscount Danlo disputes burial in Garbolly Ireland unless the will directs it. Lady Dunlo’s retirement from the stage is announced as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Dunlo
Plymouth
Countess of Clancarty
Catharine
Viscount Danlo
Earl
England
Garbolly
Ballinisle
Ireland
Dunlo
American Heiress Claims Teutonic Baron Estate
Miss Ide Green of San Francisco claims the title and estates of Baroness Von Barneckow. Baron Kjell Von Barnekow, alias Fred Green, had a California daughter born out of wedlock. Consul General Edwards supports the inquiry, seeking legitimate heir status under German or Californian law.
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San Francisco
Fred Green
Galligan
Baron Coment Tormariagey
California
Cone
Rovin
Ean Sarakoe
Berlin
Edwards
Agene Sehgay
Germagny
Ida
Parisian Irish Fund Under Paris Legal Scrutiny
Dublin reports claim Mr Parnell threatens control of the Paris fund upon Mr McCarthy’s death to divide among followers. McCarthyites seek French legal action to prevent loss, aiming for a court fight if Joseph Bigger’s son does not consent. Treasurer Dr. Joseph Kenny fails to obtain consent.
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Dublin
Parnell
McCarthy
Paris
Joseph
Par—t Gates
France
Joseph E. Kenny
M. P
Journey to Paris on Horseback via Siberia
From Buenos Ayres to Paris on horseback by way of Siberia is planned by explorer M Thonar. He intends to begin in October and finish the journey in two and a half years, crossing California, British Columbia, Alaska, and Russia.
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Buenos Ayres
Paris
Siberia
Dunlap
M. Thonar
California
British Columbia
Alaska
Baring Bes
Russia
Germany
M Thonar
French farmer arrested for alleged wife murder and cremation
Paris dispatch reports a Terre Noire farmer, aided by his children, accused of killing his wife, dismembering the body, and burning remains in the kitchen oven. No traces found in the oven aside from greasy charred matter.
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Oby Duelap
Paris
Terre Noire
St Etienne
Department of the Loire
Baby to be named Alexandra at Windsor christening
A baby will be christened on the Queen's return to Windsor with the name Alexandra. This royal naming marks a notable moment in the monarch's visit and future ceremonies are expected to reflect the choice.
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Baby
Alexandra
Windsor
London Stock Market Shifts Amid Bank Talks
May 29 London trading centers on heavy selling ofLouisgills and Nashville by major houses amid rumors of dividends paid partly in scrip. Bank of England managers meet to discuss measures to strengthen money value and gold reserves. News follows reports of large government securities borrowing and a rise in rates. Lord Rothschild returns from Paris as concerns over exports to Russia persist.
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SY Dunlaf
Lospos
London
Louisgills
Nashville
Bank of England
Russia
Lord Rothschild
Paris
Reichstag to reconvene over corn duties in distress
Berlin May 29 Reichstag members plan an extraordinary session to reconsider corn duties amid widespread bread shortages in northern Germany. The government may cut the duty to ten marks, though southern landowners oppose any reduction, as unrest grows with the failure of previous policy shifts and a stalled tariff accord with Austria.
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Germany
Dunlap
Berlin
Reichstag
Prasaia
Prince Bismarck
Caloy Gd
Austria
French naval action at St George's Bay fuels exchange
The Siecle defends the French commander who seized St George's Bay Newfoundland and barred locals from selling bait to American fishermen. It argues the measure followed treaty terms and contrasts with U S reactions, noting reciprocal controls on French and American fishing.
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Paris
St. George’s Bay
Newfoundland
Siecle
Fortune Bay
Gladstone's Strong Appeal To Sultan Sparks Debate
The press debates Gladstone's letter urging the Sultan to shelter persecuted people as the Czar's reforms face criticism. Commentators recall his 1878 calls for Russia to expel the Turks from Europe and question reasons for renewed stance amid recent turmoil.
Displaced by Women at the London Post Office
The Deputy Postmaster General fills male clerical vacancies with female clerks after 100 women pass the civil service exam. All new hires receive salaries around £60, matching male pay. The shift proceeds quickly, sparking debate over gender roles in civil service.
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London
Dunlaf
Civil Service
A Gladstonian Victory in North Bucks Election
The North Bucks contest ends in a Liberal triumph. H. S. Leon wins the seat once held by Verney with a majority of 381 as 5,013 votes rise over 4,632 for Eyslyn Hubbard and 9,502 total ballots cast. The result reflects Liberal strength in the period.
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Verney
Dunlap
Lexpos
North Bucks
Nan Aoe
Leon
Eyslyn Hubbard
Soldiers and Loyal Peasants Guarding Royal Party to Crimea
St Peterspurc May 29 Extraordinary precautions will be taken to insure the safety of the Cesar and Czarins on their journey to the Crimea to meet the Grand a oa. All the ar the gs on guard soldiers and peasan t heen aes level 60 Ghe Rossknel ay 5 a officer and 15 Pune aS the guard wn Pee hei Majestion will caret been up there with his camera and will por tray John A. Brashesr's work in THE DIS. PATCH tomorrow. A wonderful story.
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Dunlap's Cable Company
St. Peterspurc
Crimea
Pune
John A. Brashesr
Repentant Prodigal In Morphine Crisis At Hotel
Ontcaco May 29 Young William E K Turner allegedly squandered an inheritance of 100000 dollars over two years and lies in a precarious condition at the Hotel due to morphine taken in a personal crisis. A remorseful letter regarding his dissipation is cited as the motive.
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Ontcaco
William EK
Turner
Fragmentary line hints at local event in York area
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions York and Moabny Ber Basho with unclear context. No definite people, organizations, dates, or actions are readable to establish a proper summary.
Bardsey in a Cell Tries to Implicate Bank Over State Deposits
Philadelphia city treasurer John Bardsey and Spring Garden National Bank president Francis W Kennedy are jailed after a high profile hearing on embezzlement and misappropriation charges. Bardsey admitted taking state funds and claimed Keystone Bank clearing house notes, while delays and adjournments followed as prosecutors pressed for bail and further proceedings.
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Philadelphia
John Bardaley
Francis W. Kennedy
Spring Garden National Bank
Pole
Central Station
Bardsley
Graham
City Sassen
Eeacy
Hamm Eckstein
Clarence Pierce
Moyamensing Prison
Aes
Kennedy
Pring Garden National Bank
Hroytmensing m
Bell
Vialet
United States
Afternoon Kennedy
Bank
Marshal Myers
Incomplete OCR: Fragments From a Hazy Local Notice
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about percentages and alleged groups. No clear people, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or official notice.
Denial of Marble Contract Ties to Philadelphia Rumor
In a Philadelphia telegram rumors allege Ephraim Young, a marble dealer andbank director, backed his brother Samuel Young in winning a federal building contract through borrowed funds on worthless security. Samuel Young, contractor SD Irwin, and bondsmen deny any outside help. Samuel says his brother had no role and claims he learned of the bank failure only after news arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ephriam Young
Broken Spring Garden Bank
Samuel Young
Pittsburg
Samuel Yous & Marble
Irwin Rane
Jackson Street
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Patti son denies Bank paid state funds interest
Governor Patti son refutes ex City Treasurer Bardsley claim that Chestnut Street Bank paid interest on state funds during his presidency. He states no interest was paid on state money at any time and notes Bardsley had an individual account, later withdrawn in 1890. He adds no state deposits required bonds for security and accuses Bardsley of limited contact.
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Haxenssvee
Pattison
Bardsley
Chestnut Street Bank
The
Bradford
State Treasury
Chestnut Street National Bank
Barislay
CHINAMEN COME TO GRIEF IN FRAUD SCHEME
A U S inspector uncovers a fraud evading the Chinese immigration ban. Chinamen bound for Cuba passed through New Orleans, with substitutes paid 150 to 200 dollars to act as brokers. some stayed instead of sailing, and brokers and a Southern Pacific agent were arrested for violations. Charles Frederick Holdee to describe far hunting in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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New
United States
China
Cuba
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ronn Awe
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Havana
New Orleans
Joseph Danby
Southern Pacific
Charles Frederick Holdee
Isle of
the Pacific
Man Fakes Death Triggers Inquest Disruption
A man identified as John H. Clark faked death after a May 4 shooting at the One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street station. The coroner and jury expected an inquest, but Clark appeared alive prompting delay. Coroner Hanly will reschedule the inquest next week after Mrs. Clark confirmed his identity.
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New York
John H. Clark
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Change of Venue Case Set for Supreme Court Monday
Harrisburg dispatch notes the Supreme Court will hear the Commonwealth versus Delamater and others, a change of venue petition from Crawford County. George A. Jenks of Clarion and associates Richmond and Douglass of Crawford represent the Delamaters, seeking to advance their clients' interests in the coming session.
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Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Versa Delamater
Crawford County
George A. Jenks
Clariop
Messrs
Richmond and
Douglass
Crawford
Delamaters
Grave Robbers Fail at Barnum Vault Ambush
May 20 report from Bereeport New Jersey describes grave guards John Callahan and George Blakeman fending off three men attempting to dig into Phineas T. Barnum’s tomb. Guards fired, attackers fled on a horse, all unhurt and the matter turned over to police. Barnum estate agents Bowser and Brothwell expect a reward.
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BereEport
Coxx
Phineas T. Barnum
Serene Ated
Sen Uasiabe
Steve
Mr. Barnum
John Callahan
George Blakeman
Jontahiee Mance
Callahan
Okares Seonerie Aimee Sia
Blake
Blakeman
Ben
Messrs
H. EK. Bowser
Charles R. Brothwell
Barnum Estate
Russell Indicates Harrison May Accept Nomination if Party Demands
Chicago May 29 Benjamin Harrison will not be a candidate for the Presidency says his son Russell He spoke with State politicians at the Auditorium Hotel and said he would only enter the race if the party insists He prefers private life but would follow majority wishes if pressed The President finds public life burdensome and seeks family time when not courted by office seekers Frank G Carpenter begins a Mexico tour for The Dispatch with a first letter to come tomorrow.
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Benjamin Harrison
The
United States
Asaya
Russell
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Republican Party
Harrison
Feadera
Valparaiso Shelling Prevented by Major Powers
The United States France and Brazil would not intervene militarily over Chilean insurgents possibly bombarding Valparaiso. Diplomats seek peace while warning against foreign fleets enforcing protests. actions would be limited to protecting foreign subjects and property.
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America
France
Brazil
Valparaiso
Vasevieros
State Department
Paris
United States
Peepee
Chile
Valpar
Excavation Collapse Fatalities In Chicago Street Dig
Workmen on State street uncovered two dead bodies after a cave in in an iron pit. The collapse crushed two laborers as a gang of excavators watched in shock. Authorities investigated the incident and cautioned other crews about unstable ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Street
READY FOR A ROAST The A P Synod Tackles Its Large Job
The AP Synod opens with committee appointments and debates a reform proposal from Rev Johnston. A disputed libel case, letters from Asbury Park, and appeals from suspended ministers are referred to discipline, while Milligan and Carson clash over process and legality.
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Yester
A. P
Messia
Wilson
J. W. Sproull
John Teaz
J. B. Williams
Robert McAfee
J. M Foster
M. Johnston
Elders
M. Torrence
Alex. Mackie
R. M. Somerville
HL. Wyle
J. B. Thompson
Elders Issac B. Caskey
A. S. Giebrist
A. J.mcfarland
J. A. Thompson
J. L
Twyles
J. Crouse
Joseph Stevenson
T. G. Dunn
D. McAllister
P. Boyd
John Galbraith
John Hunter
Andrew Henderson
J. Milligan
P. H. Wylie
J. W.T. Carlisle
N. M. Johnston
James Spear
George L. Crawford
Order of Business
E. J. George
D. Trumbull
B. B. Cannon
William Price
W. J. Marshall
Mitchell
J. C. George
BR. RK. Johnston
Philadelphia
Our Banner
Mr. Johnston
D. B. Wilson
General Synod
Reformed Church
Asbury Park
W. 5
Sampson
Committee On
E M. Milligan
Onsi Asia Minor
J. Kaynedey
J. F. Carson
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Lucky Belle Bilton
Queen Victoria
Tee Coun
Vests
BieGe Bilton
Coantess Cloncarty
Selle Bilton
Baron von Barnekow
Green
Ekow
Sam
Bering m- Sinang
Luis
Francisco
St. George's
Duslaf
Gladstone
Lowpost
Biaipe
Bar Harbor
York
Msgh
Saas
Philipoo
Doug
Re See Ieller Tee Keer
Xhe Pole
McCamant
Hensel
Boyer
Kinsey
William B
John Her
City Treasurers Office
Gen Latta
James F. Elliott
Alya Beitler
Thomas Barlow
A Horr
Kincaid
Bullock
Dugan
Culbert
Hunter
Norris
Ed Malin
John Bardsley
Danectives
Ags
Katona Bank Pas
Keystone Bank
Eee Ee
Todony
Ron
Ardsley
Drexel & Co
Keystone
Spring Garden
Seventh
Manufacturers
Repup
John Reer
Jane
Commonwealth
Bardstey
Ras
Kot
Shirley
Sivises
Barnums
Showman
Frank G. Carpenter
Mexico
Land
Dispatch
the Dispatch
Washington Corres
A. P. Synod
Milligans
Cannan
McAllister
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