Irish visit to New York sparks unity and threat of British actions
Reports from New York describe a cordial welcome for Mr William Peté and Irish leaders among the United Irish societies and the National League. The piece notes strong Irish unity against British policy, praise for Parnell, and hints at a planned visit to Boston Newark and other cities. It also covers U.S. census data and a separate Akron tragedy, plus financial dispatches.
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Dilton Trench
New York
Mr Parnell
Gitcien
Wilon
York
William Pete Op
John Bs Y
D. Sullivan
Junothy Harrington
Faulkner Killing Sparks Family Tragedy in City
Lainie Faulkner dies from a groin gunshot wound after 54 year old father Frank Faulkner, in a drunken dispute at home, used a shotgun during a struggle to drive him out. The son is declared innocent by an ante mortem statement as authorities make no arrest. United States Minister Robert Lincoln leaves England for a vacation in this country.
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America
Tish
Uct
Torr
Tey
Tipperary
Aleo
Celf
Ugon
Dublin
Limerick
Sam
Raiin Crry
S. D
Lainie
Faulkner
Jie
Frank Faulkner
Ilo
United States
Robert ‘I. Lincoln
England
Second Manifesto Shifts Rail Traffic Amid Union Pacific Row
Chicago Nov 4 The Union Pacific issues a second manifesto refusing pro rates with any line except the Northwestern. Traffic to UP points on the Missouri river between Sioux City and Kansas City will pay local rates unless turned over by Northwestern. Lines shift to noncompetitive routes amid a broad carrier dispute. losses may reach about 50 percent. Extra session of Congress appears assured after cabinet briefings.
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Union Pueltida Momb
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Sioux City
Kansas City
Montana
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Denver
Colorado
Atchison, Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Rock Iland
Southwestern
California
Atchison and
Southern Pacific
Public urged to reveal truth in Stanleys diary feud
In Lennox on November 4 the public tires of the Stanley rear guard dispute. Rumors say Mrs Jameson will publish her late husband's diaries in full next week, exposing scars and cannibal horrors as Stanley faces pressure to disclose all he knows.
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Lennox
Stanley
In Junction
Jameson
Tolo
Pamne
Wittens
Gomah
Robbery at Lake Street depot drills safe and steals cash
Caicaco reports on a Chicago crime where seven hundred dollars in cash and five hundred dollars in suburban tickets were taken from the Illinois Central depot safe. The safe was drilled and the combination smashed with a sledge. Police suspect a gang of safe blowers recently released from Columbus, Ohio. Pere Hyacinthe's Crusade mentioned in Paris.
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Ulg
Caicaco
Lake Street
Ilinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Central Station
Theo Columbus
Union Pacific President Defends Change Amid Rail Traffic Surge
Charles Francis Adams denied charges of trying to wreck the Union Pacific for speculation and said recent traffic crowding was due to overextended facilities. He outlined revised rates with Chicago & North Western to take effect Nov 1, covering all lines and protecting traffic, while noting a yearlong revenue drop from eastern demand. He cited October earnings around 400,000 to 500,000 dollars and predicted higher if power and equipment deliveries had matched orders. No federation for railroad workers will be formed, with divisions left to decide independently.
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Union Pacific
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Railroad
Adams
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwestern
Wall Street
Union Padre
Piersyoung
Boyd and Democratic sweep in Nebraska and more
Returns from fifty two counties show James E. Boyd elected governor of Nebraska by a large margin over Richards and Powers. In the First district Bryan defeats Connell by about four thousand. Prohibition is heavily defeated with a large statewide majority. Douglas county votes Democratic in senatorial and legislative races. several statewide offices also go Democratic. Other state returns note Republican gains in Iowa and mixed outcomes in Ohio Massachusetts and Kansas with regional shifts.
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Nebraska
Congress
Omaha
James E. Boyd
Richards
Powers
Douglas County
Mr. Richards
Bryan
Connell
W. A. McKeighan
Alliance-Democrat
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Prohibition
Dorsey
Bompson
Kem
Root
McKeighan
Majors
Baer
Allen
Sprague
Iill
Cushing
Benton
Wahlquist
Hastings
Diggins
Des Moines
Register
Seerley
Hayes
Ilandergon
Buller
Dom
Llamilton
White
Nayes
Hull
Flick
Bowman
Deliver
Perkins
Kansan
Torman
Kan
Republican Central Committee
Farmers’ Alliance
Willetts
Ingalls
Leavenworry
Kaw
Allot Fia
Posdeth Kk
Colonel Moonlight
Moonlight
Ohio
Columbus
Republican State Committee
Ciateteket
McKinley
Yester
Cosgrove
Cincinnati
Storer
Pattison
Dem
Republican Committee
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
I'rofrey
Lord
Geneneral
Treasury report shows October changes in circulation
A Treasury Department statement notes that October brought a net increase of 921,908 in currency in circulation mainly in coin, while money and bullion in circulation fell by 10,176,527. The total in circulation stood at 11,467,351.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Army report notes mixed new guard and regulars gains
Washington November 1 Brigadier General Brooke reports the army in the Platte department benefited from practicing marches and joint National Guard integration. He notes a decline in court martial trials and says it is too early to tell if this reflects new authority actions for enlisted men or normal fluctuations.
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Sstookc
Washineton
Department of the Platte
Brooke
National Guard
Regular Army
Packers Buy 3700 Acres for Lakty Indiana Stock Yards
In Lakty Indiana Messia Armour Swift and Morris confirm a 3700 acre land purchase to build stock yards at an average price per acre. They expect switching cost reductions and plan construction to start within weeks with completion in two years.
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Indiana
Curiaco
Messia
Armour
Swift
Morris
Reed
Lakty
Union Steel
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