Parnell Funeral Arrangements In Ireland And London
The late Mr. Parnell will be buried at Glasnevin Cemetery near Dublin with ceremonies starting Sunday. His body will go in state to Dublin City Hall then to the cemetery. No post mortem will be held in Brighton, and the family mourns as leaders debate a possible reunion of Irish factions.
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Loyper
Mr. Parnell
Glasneven
Dublin
Dr. Gowers
Gowers
Mor
Brighton
London
Messrs
Redmond
Mahony
Ireland
Parnellites face crucial meeting after leader’s burial
The Parnellite faction plans a decisive meeting soon after Parnell’s funeral to decide whether to abandon the contest. Opponents like Timothy Healy are blamed for the hostile stance. Rumors of suicide are addressed by the family who revealed the death bed scene to rebut such claims.
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Parnell
Redmond Chosen Leader as Parnell Death Sparks Dublin Funeral Response
Dublin officials attend the late Mr. Parnell's funeral in robes of state while West Clare Parnellite members urge John Redmond to lead the party. The public mood is bitter and undetermined as interviews are avoided and cries of anger mix with grief.
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Justin McCarthy
Parnell
Trish
Sho
Hrighton
Mr. Parnell
Corporation of
Dublin
Dcaths
Corporation
City of Dublin
Parsellite
West Clare
John Redmond
North Wexford
Ireland
Harrington
M. P
Dublin Harbor
Parnellite
Parnell Admired By Irish National League Leader
N Gannon president of the Irish National League laments Parnell's death. He lauds Parnell as a great parliamentarian who nationalized parts of Ireland within law and notes his Protestant faith helped unite Irish Catholics and Protestants. Gannon says Parnell's passing will unify Irish factions and end discord.
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Irish- American League
Parnell
Omaha
N. Gannon
Irish National League
Ireland
League
Ilx
Inter
What Irish papers say on Parnell death and Irish liberty
Dror and United Ireland taunt Mr Healy promising grave or lunatic asylum. Fireman’s Journal urges closing the last months of fratricidal strife with death. National Days says Parnell’s death ends the faction and unites honest lovers of Ireland. The Irish Times questions the exit’s effect on independent opposition. The Dreving Press calls Parnell’s death a warning to those who sought Ireland’s security.
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Dror
United Ireland
Mr. Healy
Parnell
Healy
Ireland
Grattan
O'Connell
Jownal
A Today
Canada Declines Cooperation on Chinese Immigration to U S
Ottawa officials state Canada cannot limit or monitor Chinese migrants once they land and pay head money. Bowell notes large influx continues. 18 months to June 30 show 2,637 Chinamen paid poll tax and 210 certificates issued to depart, with only 1,191 actually returning.
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Ottawa
Custume
Dominion
Washington
Canada
United States
China
Mr. Bowell
Cauda
Cigar Trust Talks Spark Plan to Consolidate Makers
New York reports a meeting at Theodore H. Allen’s office to form a cigar trust capitalized around 25 million dollars. The plan aims to raise prices and reduce retailer profits, bringing 19 000 U S cigar shops into a central organization with stock and bonds issued to members.
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New York
Theodore H. Allen
Broadway
Havana
Cigar Trust
Sumatra
O Izer
The
Cigarette Trust
Allen
Yorktown Sails on Long Pacific Cruise Destination Chile
The United States cruiser Yorktown departed New York for a three year voyage bound for Valparaiso Chile with a crew of 25 short. Commander Evans expects to stop at St Thomas in five days and reach Chile after 45 to 50 days. Eight from the Vermont and 14 from the Minnesota were due to join, though new sailors had not yet arrived at the pier.
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Chile
New York
United States
Yorktown
Valparaiso
St. Thomas Island
Evans
New London
Blair Happy After Resignation Acceptance
Ex Senator Blair says he feels happy since his resignation as Minister to China was accepted yesterday. He adds he is now a free American citizen with no federal office, despite some newspaper friends suggesting his name for future posts.
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Washington
Oct
Blair
China
Not an irant to any appointment
The speaker states reluctance to seek further office, noting they preferred retirement to private life and refused another post after the Chinese government declined to receive them. They mention the President offering an equally dignified office, which was declined.
West End street railway monopoly in Boston charged at hearing
Dr Bowker and J Bowker claim the West End line can buy legislatures and dominate transport policy. Commission questions if such influence exists as the company reports losses, cuts service, and claims elevated roads are rejected. They accuse the firm of fraudulently obtaining its charter and blocking rivals.
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Dr. Bowker
Boston
West End Street
Railroad Commission
J. Bowker
Fitzgerald
West End
West End Company
Shawmut Avenue
Balloon accident at Greenup fair kills two men
At Greenup fair a balloon ascent and parachute drop ended in tragedy when William Kiser aged about 24 died after his head was crushed by a tree. Alex Gordon of Charleston survived with a broken leg and severe injuries. Gordon struggled to free himself as the parachute failed to open.
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Gordon
Kiser
Society Shock as Evans Files for Absolute Divorce
Louis Melville Evans, a known society figure, filed for absolute divorce from Mrs. Evans. He accuses her of unfaithfulness with two Philadelphia co respondents named, which she denies and vows to prove her innocence. Evans, a club man, is about 26. they married June 20, 1889, in Scranton and have one child. Mrs. Evans left for Washington with friends after the filing.
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Louis Melville Evans
Philadelhia
Evans
Scranton
Wages Voluntarily Raised by Furnace Employers
A meeting of furnace owners in the Mahoning Valley decided to raise wages by 10 percent for all employees to equalize pay with Shenango Valley furnace workers. The move restores the pre strike wage level and should satisfy the workforce.
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Yovxrestowx
Mahoning Valley
Iron Manufacturers’ Association
Shenango Valley
Forgotten real estate lawyer found in a charitable home
Charles Cist, once a leading city title examiner and associate of ex president Hayes, has lived at the Old Men's and Women's Home since July 2. Once wealthy and influential, he vanished amid fraud allegations and now survives on charity while awaiting a title search assignment.
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Omersnatt
Charles Cist
Cist
Australia
Far West
Hayes
Hoadley
Theld Men
Vernor Hoadley
Scarborough
Groesbeck
Chicago
New York City
Detoit
Jenckes
Windsor
Michigan
Fremont
Ohio
Secretary of State
Amhurst
Garfield
Detroit
Former Clerk Arrested in Paris On Cash Scam
Henry Des Morais a former clerk in a London banking house was arrested in Paris on charges of obtaining 11600 dollars from Laidlaw and Company in New York by false pretenses. He left his employers with blank letters of credit, filled one, and had it honored by Laidlaw before returning to Europe.
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New York
Oct
Henry Des Morais
London
Paris
Laidlaw & Co
Wall Street
Des Morais
Europe
First Fatality on Manchester Electric Line
Five year old Parker Trent died after being run over by Car 15 of the Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester line on Beaver avenue near Bayard street. Motorman R J H Means surrendered to police and posted $1000 bail. Coroner set an inquest for today. A fender device on some cars may prevent similar accidents in the future.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny and Manchester Company
Manchester
Parker Trent
Beaver Avenue
Bayard Street
Allegheny and
R. J H. Means
Allegheny Central
Ex-Market Clerk Hastings Hearing Postponed to October 19
The preliminary hearing of Ex-Market Clerk David Hastings, from Allegheny, before Alderman Grioup was postponed until October 19. Hastings was not present at the scheduled time but later called to renew his bond for the hearing on that date.
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David Hastings
Allegheny
Grioup
Hast
Bruening Sues Tress Over Beer Sales at Saloon
After the Broken-Up Saloon incident, C F H Bruening filed suit against Fred Tress, mayor Smithfield street saloon keeper, to recover 540 dollars for beer sold between May and September 7. An execution was issued against Tress for 2 dollars in a separate action by James B Youngson.
Duquesne Traction Chief Denies Link With Pitt- Duquesne
CG L Magee president of the Duquesne Traction Company reiterated his denial of a report that the Pittsburg and Duquesne Traction roads had combined or were about to combine. He expressed annoyance at the anonymous contradiction of his earlier denial.
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L. Magee
Duquesne Traction Company
Pittsburg
Duquesne
Magee
Melbourne rain maker ends experiments in Goopiasa Kansas
Frank Melbourne told a local committee that cold nights ruined daytime work and drifted storms north and east. Citizens then held a mass meeting and asked for a water plan to irrigate 40 Western Kansas counties at 10 cents per cultivated acre covering about 2,000,000 acres. leading attorneys doubt feasibility.
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Goopiasa
Kan
Frank
Melbourne
Northwestern Kinses
Kansas
Harmony Restored Among Trainmen Convention Victory
GALESBURG October reports the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen resolving a long controversy with the complete vindication of the Grand Master. The outcome marks restored unity within the organization after heated internal disputes.
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Galesburg
Oct
the Brotherhood of Railway
Convention Restores Harmony After Discharge Vote
The convention discharged the old trustees with a sustaining vote of 258 to 1 and accepted the decision in good faith. Grand Secretary Shehan and Ter Wilkinson shook hands with Grand Officers as harmony returned and the audience applauded vigorously.
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Ter Wilkinson
Shehan
Pulpit Fight Ends in Non Suit Over Baptist Pastor Assault
In Poughkeepsie on October 8 a Tivoli Baptist Church pastor, Rev. John H. Boyes, sued Trustee Worthington for 5000 dollars for assault after forcing into the pulpit in May. The judge granted a non suit, ruling the February meeting discharged the pastor and condemning the disruptive pulpit scene.
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Poughkeepsie
John H. Boyes
Baptist Church of
Martin
Boyes
Fiero
Worthington
Barnard Abenyely
Aunsel
Insurance Men Meet at Northwest Fire Underwriters Session
The Fire Underwriters Association of the Northwest held sessions in Chicago featuring talks on Fire Underwriters and the World’s Fair. C C Hipe urged coroners to investigate every fire and fix responsibility, while Seth Eggleston argued for honesty among insurers and noted tensions within the trade.
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Chrcaco
Fire Underwriters’ Association of the Northwest
Thomas B. Bryan
The
Monitor
Seth Eggleston
Kansas
William E. Page
Minneapolis
D. W. Wilder
Kansas City
Paul
Virginia
Sylvester ©. Williams
Denver
Woman’s Queer Whim Sparks Marin County Divorce Suit
San Francisco reports four weeks after Mrs. Joseph Maillard vanished from her home in Marin county she eloped with William Ingram a hired man and now lives in Humbolt county. Her husband sues for divorce as the scandal grieves the Maillard family relations trace to Julia Ward Howe and Sam Ward.
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San Francisco
Joseph Maillard
San Geronimo
Marin County
William Ingram
Maillard
Humbolt County
Maillards
Julia Ward Howe
Sam Ward
Ward McAllister
Old Maillard
Count Maillard
Joseph Napoleon
Spain
Napoleon
Joe Maillard
Miss Tompkins
Oldest Living Editor Turns 100 in New Hampshire
Colonel Amos A. Parker of Fitzwilliam reaches his centennial as the oldest living editor and one of America’s oldest college graduates. Born in his current town, he studied at Appleton Academy in 1911, practiced law, edited the New Hampshire Statesman in Concord, and served as Justice of the Peace for nearly six decades. He attended 13 legislative sessions and helped invite General Lafayette to Massachusetts in 1825.
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Concorp
Amos A. Parker
Fitzwilliam
America
Parker
New Ipswich Appleton Academy
Fredericksburg
New Hampelire Statesnam
Concord
New Harpshire Bar
New Hampshire Asylum For the Insane
Morrill
Stat
Boston
General Lafayette
Coneo
Russian famine relief outlays cited in Moscow
The government reports 20,000,000 roubles already spent to buy seed corn for famine districts and warns that 100,000,000 roubles more will be needed to supply bread to starving peasants.
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Moscow
Phillipsburg Bank's Condition Reported After Failure
The Phillipsburg Banking Company assets total 459000 with debts of 358000, including 576000 owed to depositors and 12000 to banks. The statement notes all obligations are expected to be met in full.
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Phillipsburg
Dexter
Coesty
Oct
Phillipsburg Banking Company
Davitt’s Brother-in-Law Crowley Dies in Scranton
Edward Crowley, brother-in-law of Michael Davitt, died in Scranton at age 36. Davitt will likely attend the funeral.
Ohio Supreme Court hears Standard Oil case on charter rights
A panel of Cincinnati and Cleveland lawyers argued for and against nullifying Standard Oil of Ohio’s charter. Attorney General Watson contended the franchise should be annulled amid alleged secret dealings, while defense counsel led by Virgil P. Kline and M. K. Keith argued the company complied with law and contributed to state wealth. The case remains unresolved after briefs were submitted.
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Couumeus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Watson
Standard Oil Company
M. K. Keith
Virgil P. Kline
Todd
Joseph F. Choate
New York
John W. Warrington
Cinccinnati
Warrington
Alegal
Mrr. Choate
Standard
Ohio
of Ohio
General Assembly
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Choate
Hotels Crowded as Exposition Visitors Flood Pittsburg
Hordes of travelers and fall weather drove hotel rooms to full capacity in Pittsburg yesterday as Exposition visitors and country clerks swarmed in. Officials reported Seventh Avenue and Anderson hotels packed while Union Station noted heavy ticket sales after the Fifth Avenue cable break slowed transit.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Seventh Avenue
Anderson
New York State
Altoona
Fifth Avenue
Railroad expansion in 1891 projected below five thousand miles
An editorial notes nine months ending September show 2,892 miles of main line built across 186 roads. It now appears the 1891 total will be under 5,000 miles, about 950 miles less than the same point in 1880 when nearly 5,738 miles were completed.
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Curcaco
Oct
United States
Hatton in Unconscious State After Street Incident
H T Hatton remained unconscious after being found on Chauncey Street Tuesday night. Passersby carried him to a vacant house before the patrol wagon took him to a hospital where he is under medical care. His condition and the cause of the collapse are not yet known.
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H. T. Hatton
Chauncey Street
Whistler
Omeopathic
Caiman
Ferguson Wins Northeast Manchester Seat in House Election
In the contest to fill the Northeast Manchester vacancy the Rt Hon Sir James Ferguson of the Conservative Party defeated EK Senté editor of the Manchester Guardian by 4 058 to 3 008 votes.
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Lexpos
House of Commons
Manchester
Rt. Ae
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