The Irish Leadership Change and O Brien’s Rising Star
Special Correspondent London Jan. 4 notes William O’Brien, Cork’s Mallow native and Irish patriot, as a beloved yet controversial figure. His militant journalism, parliamentary rise, and key role in Castle Chamber trials are traced, alongside speculation that a leadership shift in the Irish party may occur with Parnell’s influence fading and O’Brien or McCarthy as possible successors.
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Ireland
William O’brien
Eiasily Herald
O'Bri
Dublin
Freeman's Journal
Parnell
United Ireland
National League
Parnelite Party
T. P. O'Connor
O'Brien
Forster
Lord Spencer
O Brien
Mallow
Naist
William O'Brien
Hhis
Chicago
Queenstown
John Redmond
Wexford
John Deasy
Cork City
South Sligo
Servia
O’brien
America
Canada
William O'rien
Tlere
Cornwall
William O Brien
Dublin Castle
Post Office
Nga
Willam O'Brien
Dustin McCarthy
Rip Lamas
Wiliam Gurien
Lous
Brees
Parnell Pabrier
Pewnell
Wiliam Courren
Commor
New Yorks
Nevd
Union Square
Toronto
In the Orient Interesting Letter on Constantinople Customs
A signal of Constantinople social life describes how new arrivals are greeted by neighbors with Turkish hospitality. Turkish women stay reserved and rarely initiate visits while foreigners gain access through long residence or influential foreign allies. The piece notes gifts to ladies, baths as social gateways, and the guarded nature of harems in elite Turkish society.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Mangum
The Prince of Montenegro An Important Political Factor
Special Correspondence from Paris profiles Prince Nicolas of Montenegro, a diminutive yet influential ruler whose personal life, military skill, and strategic marriages connect him to major European dynasties. The piece notes his youth ascension, family alliances, and the global interest in his role despite his small nation.
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Paris
Europe
Nicolas
Montenegro
Vieh
Phan
Bisek
Hierseback
Ation
College of St Louis le Grand
Damilo
Milene
Voyeruda Voncotich
Zorka
Karageorgevitch
Malitza
Peter
Russia
George of
Leuchtenberg
Teresa
Oldenburg
George Maximilianovitch Romanovski
Zenia Alexandronna
House of Romanoff
B. A. Wrisox
New York Scraps Flow from New Amsterdam Metropolis
Special correspondence traces New Amsterdam’s growth from 300 years ago as Dutch women ferried market goods to Exchange Place and Broad Street. Wall Street earned its name from a stockade, Pearl Street was a cow path, and Battery views hub today. An observer recalls Battery life, the harbor, a detective’s tale, and Castle Garden’s sad note of a Canadian woman awaiting her son’s decision.
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New Amsterdam
New Ware
Brooklyn
Gowanus
Exchange Place
Broad Street
New World
Governor’s Island
Nutter’s Island
Buttermilk Channel
Long Island
Wall Street
Pearl Street
East River
Bronway
Heere Straatamiran
Bill Whitehall
Battery
Bowling Green
Battery Uo
Staten Island
Dalota
Castle Garden
New York
Bughat
F.G. Pe
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Eve
Peerless
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Aml
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Sao Aia
Qadreso
HA Ballett & CO
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Portland
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Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, A. At
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