Great Day for Ireland Convention Draws Delegates
Two thousand delegates from ports across Ireland gather in Dublin on April 2 to discuss land bills. The convention, chaired by Mr Redmond and supported by leaders including Harrington and Davitt, debates amendments and aims to present a united Irish stance to Parliament while expressing hopes for Home Rule and national freedom.
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Dubin
Heretusa
Ota
Dublin
Enualty
Jandordis
Phere
Lend Lasor Harrington
Mitchael Davitt
Jona
Estweard
Jon Hedman
Indteiduels
Busch
Coramlon
Redmond
Fis Wokvers
Tienen
Mr. Wredary
Mr. Redmond
Fae McDerien
Mr Hetriend
Wancuvee
John Meadmand
Tyinlan
Todher
Willem Orden
Davitt
St.oremen
Idhomng
O'Brien
Suspect District Court Case Involving Professor Accusations
Fragmented text reports a contested matter involving a person named Anderson and a professor alleged to have a professional status. The account mentions a protest, a telegram, and a lack of concrete venues or corroborating evidence. The piece hints at eligibility disputes and a defense against charges without specific locations.
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Kenporge
Beeaumet
Idohasen
Tai Padi
Vantatn Anderson
Toheson
Warher
Fis
Cole
Chilewe
Pituaret
Pituaret 0 Play, Dri the Ground Ceet Fehrren
Clarke
Stepdhead
Tate
Jomeos
Trey
Stm Jule
Train Crash Disrupts Louisville and Shelbyville Route
A derailment on the Louisville and Shelbyville line near New Orleans caused total wreckage with injuries. Freight cars toppled as the engine and crew suffered significant harm. a clerk named Donovan died and a fireman perished. Engineer Wright sustained serious injuries while several station staff were hurt. Passengers endured shock and minor injuries, with no further details provided.
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Louieville & Shehville
Sue Wehite
Donovan
Firemien
Breth
Wright
Byers
Murder charge looms in Leavenworth case probe
Deputy and marshal prepare to serve warrants for Charles Laudrechinger and James Dentry in the Leavenworth murder case of Jub Tay, alleged to involve a self defense claim and contested coroner jurisdiction. Attorneys clash over inquest venue and witness reliability as proceedings edge forward.
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Louveetinnelly
Marshal Mirath
Charies Laudrechinger
James Dentry
Jub Tay
Leavenworth
Tayige le Nila
United States
Hayden
Laiernworth
Tayler
Atterner Ninaitage
Denfry
Landenachivcer
Cormer Smith
Ulmeney
Pemneyer Lechester
Harry Koehler
Aitheritine
Suit Creek
Zeuvenworth Ells
Hehtring
AlNu Frergmdine
Mra
Mettman
Milt Creek
Ware
Sirdtieger
Naser
Taylos
Beeriy
Etriie Taylor
Tandenschlager
Taylr
Tavine
Topeka Singers To Go To Lawrence For Play
The Topeka choir will travel to Lawrence on April 24 to present The Prodigal Son at the university venue. The group plans to join a civic fundraiser by performing an act connected with the pipe organ fund. The performance will start at 8:00 p.m. and return to Topeka after the show.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Cnpcia Tradi
P.m
Tor
Death of a Hiawstha Woman Reported
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of a Hiawatha woman. It mentions a search for the deceased’s destination and references several large cities including Chicago New York and Philadelphia. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but imply a transportation mishap and a long travel history.
Largest Vessel Ever Built at American Yards
A historic ship project marks a milestone as the largest vessel ever constructed at American yards. Builders reveal groundbreaking dimensions and specifications detailing unprecedented scale, with plans highlighting cargo capacity and engineering feats achieved by the shipyard.
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American Yards
Minnesota steamship launch draws immense crowd in New London
New London Conn April 16 crowds gather for the launch of the steamship Minnesota the largest freighter carrier in the world. Events proceed with decorations and ceremonial remarks as spectators view the hull and work crews prepare for water entry. A Dakota ship will follow in months and New York area traffic joins the spectacle. Legislative leaders in Saint Paul pass a resolution praising Minnesota’s achievement and extending greetings to James J. Hill.
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New London
Minnaseum
Minnesota
Arisin
Eastern Ship Building Company
Craven
Varline Yart Ap? Pointe
Paul
Tip
Ateamship Minne- Auta
Sankbar Horton
Legiaiacure
Amerton
Largest steamer ever built in America sails for Great Northern
A monster New London built steamship for the Great Northern line is launched as the largest vessel yet constructed in the United States. The Minnesota and Dakota classes are compared for deadweight and tonnage, with claims of surpassing White Star liners in capacity and structural strength.
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Pasenger
Suinnentte
New London
Great Northern Steamship Company
America
Bart
Ceri
Minnesota
Yous Wereikt
Dakota
White Star Line
Codeic
Celtic
Finland
Siberia
Divn
Twkada
Atlantic ‘Transport Company
St Louis and
Bt. Wl
Alpertean
Minnesota Sunt Dakous
Uut
Park Tow
New Yorke
Frick
Voices Raised Efficiency and Not Politics What Is Wanted
A concise editorial piece argues for efficiency as the primary aim of governance rather than partisan politics. It stresses practical results, streamlined processes, and clear accountability over ideological battles and public posturing.
Mob Hangs Suspect After Joplin Jail Riot
A mob of several hundred men stormed the Joplin city jail and hanged a Black suspect charged with murder of a police officer. The lynching followed a gun battle near Kansas City Southern yards and destroyed several homes in the Negro district as townsfolk fled. Police and officials pleaded for order, but the mob terrorized the area, burned houses, and forced relocation of Black residents.
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Inpila. Mo
Ety
Drageeco
Pelictmian
Joplin
Havin
C. Lesiie
Kansas City
Docno
Nesty
Webb City
Turkey Creek
Ark
Tee
Fullecto
Bullock
Prierton
Tynely
Deck
Dni
Hue
Second
Wall Streets
Sam Mitchell
Wilk
Salle
Cuung
Ernest Appeata
Anc
Ie BillouLy
Thomas & Yard
Gilrart
Ottosr Taelie
Call for 500 Men in Joplin Mob Lynching Fallout
Report from Joplin Missouri on April 16 describes a mob lynching last night and ongoing danger. The town fears further violence as crowds threaten to release a jailed man and burn remaining Black shanties. Police and militia plans to protect life and property are reported amid tense race-driven unrest.
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Joplin
Thomas Girzard
Hicker= Hill
Pierce City
Failed to Appease Commission on Albanian adhesion
April 16 report that a commission sent by the sultan failed to secure Albanian adhesion to a reform plan. Albanians demanded choice of governor and other reforms. Turkish efforts to mount a military campaign near Bertzoviter. Bulgarians in Moscow reportedly seek a separate settlement as tensions rise amid broader Balkan moves. Belgrade, April 6, King Alexander speech marked anniversary. king called for restoring constitutional order.
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Belgrade
Scovia
Kxasigers
Mudie
Aera Amd
Spencer Vie
Gorman Boom Dominates Democratic Nominating Buzz
Washington reports a vigorous but unclear Gorman boom for the Democratic presidential nomination. A Virginia poll among legislators shows strong support for Gorman with Judge Parker and Bryan notably downplayed by insiders amid debate over authorship and backing.
War Begins Tonight Amid Topeke Police Clash
War starts tonight as police deputies clash with Topeke suppists and many joints move to Tres and Tune. Chief Gott plans a personal visit to larger joints Tuesday to promise arrest after Thursday if they stay open. Whisky distillers thank him but plan to continue. Most joints have been shuttered by Tuesday morning.
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Ollock
Wnright
Topeke
Tres
Tune
Tiestay
Gott
Tosen
Gol
Choral Union Welcomes Tonks Symphony Orchestra Formation
Director Calmins leads changes as The Choral Union is joined by a new Tonks Symphony Orchestra. Elected officers include Charles Caring as president, Carl fihrisinh as contest meister, with Overton Paine Co. bankers assisting. Weather outlook for Chicago shows varying winds tonight.
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al & Menting
Vidans
Ted
Tetwey God Ioasurnt
Conestt Meister
Carl Fihrisinh
John Heroig
Huminex
Inner P. Lucey
Kansas Republicans Divide Over Tariff Revision Debate
The Kansas Republican scene divides on tariff revision with talk of the Iowa idea. Leaders like Judge J Wires and Cyrus Leland advocate modification and reciprocity while Governor Cummins cautions against broad changes. The Saline Journal urges cautious support for limited tariff adjustments to aid American industry, with party division likely to shape the 1900 convention.
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Kanes
Kanren
Kanesaver
Polley
Tarif
Kansas
Judes J
Himeelf
Variff
Fem
Jan Evlalon
Cyrus Leland
Iowa
Jon
Washington
State Journal
Saline Journal
Geeral Bristow
Jewn 7
Hristow
Cusseta
Dingley
Crimmins
Cummins Wire
Ananidte
United Staten Sneuren
Batt
Ty Ste
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Karseas Avenue
Walt
Tim Dosoran
Urs
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Ph Bonebrake
Seenral Pears
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Ste
Mtoa Enery
Siewey
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Oman
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Dd Greenwald
Tim Donovan
Aberbuch
Pallties
Bergund
Mac
Hotman
Jonathan Thoms
Ty Frill
Trunieinet Aermits
Gorman
Virginia
Thoraughty Gormas
Virginis
Goran
Alton 3
Parker
Mlngie Meinber
Tegtslargre
Calkins
J. Overton Pine & Co
New York
Overton Paine
Arthur H
Overton Paine &Co
Kanean
Keneally
Wenner
Thelowa
D.l. Bristow's Paper
Ef. Smith
Georen W
Wien
Sana
Kantor Fulton Sinai
Republicas
Tiders
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