Kilkenny Polls Open Amid Tight Security
Brisk polling opens in Kilkenny with police and military presence to guard peace. Parnell and Farnell supporters clash with clergy at Castle Comer and Gowran indicates strong anti-Farnell sentiment. Parnell visits Gowran while Johns town reports Parnellite protest over polling place rules. In California, a remote cabin resident is burned to death. coroner yet to verdict.
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Kilkenny
Castle Comer
Farnell
Harrington
Torrington
Parnell
Gowran
Scully
Jennessey
Johnstown
Hennessy
das
Cal
B. Curtis
Scott
Congress Debates Lodge Election Bill Amid Famine News
In Washington the House and Senate wrestled with the Lodge election bill while famine aid flows to Ireland. A Sioux Reservation report and Pan-American Transportation bill progress were noted as delays or recesses shaped the day. A Glasgow railway strike and Irish relief shipments dominated dispatches alongside a Kentucky court filing denying a receivership for Northwest Fire and Marine Insurance.
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Associated Press
Morris
pension office
war department
Cullom
Pan-American Transportation Company
Senate
House
Mise Roush
Raum Investigation Committee
Tanner
District of Columbia
Blanchard
Louisiana
Sitting Ball
northwest
Porthano
United States
Deady
Charles Burnett
Kentucky
Northwest Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Mosailes Surrender and Indian Affairs Notes
Major General Schofield reports from Rapid City that nearly all Sitting Bull followers have been captured, with Colonel Sumner surrounding Big Foot's band near Standing Rock. Indian police merit praise for bravery, with calls for aid for families of the killed. Also notes a controversial court contempt finding in San Francisco over the American Sugar Refinery charter case. Temperature drops expected across Wyoming Montana and the Dakotas with high pressure, plus horse racing track opening in Mojave.
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Miles
Rapid City
Dak
Sitting Bull
Sumner
DeeA special
the
Bee
Big Foot
Standing Rock
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
McLaughlin
Sitting’ Bull
Cray Eagle
Spotted Thunder
Otter Hobe
Young Eagle
Pinute
Garrrs
San Francisco
Tavemeyers
New York
Wallace
ave
Patrick Reddy
Supreme Court
Reddy
Wants Salaries Fixed for Oregon Improvement Company
Jereph Simon receiver files petition in U S Circuit Court to fix salaries of the receiver, general counsel, officers and employees. A statement shows pre-receiver salaries: President 3000, Vice-President 0,000, California Manager 10000, Washington Manager 6000. Also notes Portuguese loan negotiations concluded, subject to Cortes assent.
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Jereph Simon
Oregon Improvement Company
U. S. Circuit Court
Deady
California
Washington
Associated Press
Cortes
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ANO
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