Charles Stewart Parnell Grandson Of Old Ironside In Ireland’s New King
Charles Stewart Parnell, born in Avondale Wicklow in June 1846, rose as Irish reform leader after early schooling in Ireland and service in Parliament. He led the Home Rule movement, became Cork representative, and caused Gladstone to act amid suspensions and Kilmainham jail, later facing the OShea divorce case and a political split. Sir John Pope Hennessy’s death marks the era’s end of anti Parnellite leadership.
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Ironside
Ireland
John Hemnessy
Charles Stewarell
Brighton
Charles Stewart
le Charles Stewart Parnell
Avondale
County Wicklow
John Henry Parnell
Stewart
Les Stewart
Ironsides
Can
Parnell
Act
John Martin
Sullivan
Eee En Tee Pete
Parsoit
Home Rule Confederation
Mr. Butt
Irish Reformers
Irish National League
Ihe
Cork
Gladstone
Kilmainham
Okelly
Sextog
Ditton
Mr. Parnell
London Times
Trason
Richard Pigott
O 'Parnell
O'Shea
Mra
O'Bhee
John Pope Hennessy
William Henry Smith the Tory Leader in 19th Century Politics
The piece chronicles William Henry Smith's rise from a poor boy in Tavistock to a prominent Conservative leader. It notes his early career in his father's publishing business, parliamentary attempts in 1865 and 1868, and key roles including Secretary of War and First Lord of the Treasury. It also describes public reception and his distinctive appearance.
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Smith
Rees Meas
Tavistogs
Newa
Kagan
Cates
London
John Stuart Mil 1865
Dati
Mill
Disreeli
Treasury
Admiralty
William Henry Smith
Lord Sallebury
Ireland
Sallebury
Salisbury
Randolph Churchil
House of Commons
Yorktown Sails Fast for Valparaiso with Ammunition
The warship Yorktown is ordered to sail rapidly for Chili fully equipped for war and carrying shot and shell for Baltimore and San Francisco. Ammunition is rushed aboard at Brooklyn and Fort Wadsworth. The voyage to Valparaiso is expected to take about forty five days with possible stops at Bahia and Montevideo.
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Yorktown
United States
Chili
Baltimore
San Francisco
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fort Wadsworth
Valparaiso
St. Thomas
Bahia
Montvideo
Farragut
Chillan
Rival steam yachts Vamoose and Norwood eye world speed crown
Historic river race chatter centers on Hearst funded Vamoose built by the Herreshoffs and Munro’s Norwood. The two fastest steam launches battle for supremacy with the Vamoose’s five cylinder engine delivering high revolutions per minute and a distinct turtlelike hull shape.
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Vamocsd
Norwood
MH. Hearst
Herreshoffe
Abe
Herrenhoffs
Herreshoffs
Norman L. Jo
New York
D. Or
Amésbury
Masé
Herreshof
Munro
Herreshofs
Manro
Herréshoff
Mosher
Herreshoff
Bristol
W. B
San Francisco Examiner
New York Bay
Hearst
California
Herrestiofis
Mississippi River
Wavco
Norwood Sloops Past Vint of Mighty Vuarnoone
The Norwood class boat is sixty feet two inches long and twenty two feet draft with a seven foot two inch beam. Built of mahogany and oak with a steel keelson and railway rail shaped keel, its speed comes from a triple expansion engine delivering about 450 horsepower at 500 RPM. Captain W A Seaman and engineers John Clark and Walter Wheeler emphasize the engine as the key to the Norwood’s performance.
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Munro
Little Norwood
W. A. Seaman
John Clark
Walter Wheeler
Warecorverey
Norwoul
Reddest haired woman in world news Atchison
Atchison notes show a mix of quirky items including a red haired woman living in Atchison and a fashion craze with fan hats spreading through grandmothers. A Rocky Mountain visitor brings a tame wildcat. bear country trips spark local chatter. a local suffragist and Parson Twine feature in immigration talk.
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Atchison
Rocky Mountains
Atchison Dal
Quotations on character and folly in old musings
A garbled collection of aphorisms and maxims reflecting social satire and wisdom. The passages offer opinions on beer, conscience, politicians, bridges, women, and love with fragmented phrases and nonsensical spellings.
Facetious Fancies from Various Papers
A collection of humorous quips and light jests from papers like Yonkers Statesman and Rochester Post. The notes reference broad minded men, stove jokes, spring promises, and a proposed Moorish palace for the Chicago Fair with puzzled entrants.
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Europe
Yonkers
Rochester Post
Richmond Recorder
Eee
Baltimore American
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Charles Stewart Parnell
Washington
Boston
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Mr. Hearst
Music Hall
Flemington
Bari
Ic. M. Ulrich
West Front Street
Elsie Leslie
Daniel Frohman
Abby Sage Richardson
Mark Twain
Prince
Poe Ome
Central
Woolston and Buckle
North Avenue
UFE
Wenbin
Elk Wood
Place OF Plainfield,n. J
Plainfield
Ratitan Mills
R. J. Shaw
Shaw
Boule
Front ST Olite P
Hall Lock
A. M. Griffen
East Front ST
Park Avexur
Oots-lyr
ABO P.M
MATIA
Sundat
EB. R, Pope, P. M
John H.ayres
A. D. Cook
Bent Qralgt
Lehigh Coal
Nuned Yron
Canlnad
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