News of the Week Recaps Fires, Protests, and Political Moves
Failures last week are listed as 187. Chicago anarchists gain $2,500 bail while a Pensacola fire ruins thirty buildings. Senate to investigate Senator Payne and consider railway land tax. White House wedding gifts near $100,000. May fire losses reach $7,000,000, with shifts in rail gauge across the South. Kanss and New York unrest, court actions, and rulings fill the week’s pages.
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Pensacola
Florida
Payne
Senate
White House
Rock Springs
Wy. T
Key West
Fla
James Dacey
Woodstock
Knights of Labor
Cleveland
New York
Iowa City
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Herr Most
Hale
Peoria
Em Wagner
Maxwell
Preller
St. Louis
New Zealand
Ronald Fisher
Sioux City
Iows
Cincinnati
William Felscher
Anson G. McCook
Grant County
Kentucky
G. W. Osborn
Rhode Island
House
Capt. Warder
Jeffersonville
Portland
Jas. G. Blaine
Philadelphia
Textile Workers’ Association
Congress
Merriman
Rioting at Belfast pits laborers against Orangemen
In Belfast at Queen's Island shipyard 2000 Orangemen attacked 100 navvies injuring 30 and leaving one body recovered. Police patrols are armed and soldiers stand by as fears of renewed riots spread among local Catholics after previous Loyalist assaults amid home rule tensions.
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Queen’s Island
Belfast
James Curran
John Kelley Tammany Leader Dies After Long Service
John Kelley longtime head of the Tammany Society in New York died at 3 20 pm Tuesday He was born in 1822 in Ireland and rose from Herald office boy to soapstone cutter then to business owner and three-term congressman He led Tammany Hall from 1872 and was buried Saturday at St Patrick's Cathedral with mass turnout of Tammany followers.
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Tammany Society
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Ireland
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Tammany Hall
Kelly
John Kelly
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Tammagy Hall
House Passes Margarine Tax Bill On Thursday
The House approved a margarine tax bill fixing the levy at 5 cents per pound with 177 ayes and 101 nays.
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