Ireland's Home Rule Cause Gains U S Backing
Thomas O Connor MP hailed the turning point in Ireland's bid for self government after meeting President Roosevelt at the White House. He cited sustained American support, noted funds raised, and outlined Ireland's demand for the restoration of its historic Parliament with strong appeals to Americans.
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United States
White House
Saqira
Ireland
Thomas O'Connor
Rooseveelt
New
Whitard
Aftarnoon
Michael J Ryan
United Irish League of America
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Wisarm Downing
League
Columba
O Connor
O'Connor
Patrick Clark
Spokane
Wash
Oconnor
America
St Turles
England
Thomas Lough
Raco
Washington
American Republic
Council Heard of Nations
Japan
Russia
Gald
Maurice F Egan
Downey
Ryan
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
New York
Cortmer
Elisabeth Paschal
George W Paschal
Texas
Parliament session teases health drive and overseas moves
A chaotic fragment notes next Parliament session with a forecast of a 183 vote majority in the Commons and a hostile Lords, while health and digestion promises surface. A Marseilles dispatch mentions Indo China, Hong Kong, and China planning a prince deputation to several foreign states.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
Aethers
Atrensinis
Legatione - Cently
Marseilles
France
China
Hong
Prince
Mob Storms Jail After Macon Fair Shooting
At the Macon fairgrounds on October 6 Charles Adams and William Solomon were shot by a negro while escorting two young women. Solomon was badly wounded and both victims were taken to jail, as a mob gathered and stormed the jail and barracks. Mayor pleads for order while police guard against further violence.
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Womer
Macon
Charles Adams
William Solomon
Fair Grounds
Adams
Solomoon
Solomon
Pierce Bronson
Negro
Luther Howard
Alliance Elects Officers at Ebbitt House Meeting
The Union Soldiers' Alliance gathered in the tea parlor of the Ebbitt House last evening and elected officers led by President Col. Lyman F. W. Cushing and Vice Presidents Lieut Col W Johnston Maj A H G Richardson Capt D V Harrington. A banquet committee was formed for December. A buffet supper, songs, speeches, music, and recitations followed.
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Union Soldiers’ Alliance
Ebbitt House
Lyman F. W. Cushing
Ice
W . Johnston
Vica
A. H. G. Richardson
D V Harrington
John L Heupel
Albion F. Jamison
William H. Gibson
Alvah
Major L. Hamilton Simpson Found Dead In Bed
Major L Hamilton Simpson a seventy five year old pension bureau veteran and Civil War Union officer was found dead in his bed with his right hand clenched around a ring. A servant found the body after delivering a letter. coroner Nevitt ordered an autopsy. He was survived by a wife and daughter staying in Milston on the Hudson. The body was sent to the morgue for examination.
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Simre
Pension Bureau
Maj Simpson
Alek
Blackfast
Ma. Simpson
Ireland
Milston-on-the Hudson
Nevitt
The Milking Maid Debate Versus Machines
A nostalgic piece argues the milking maid tradition empowered women and families, contrasting it with modern milking by machines and traveling milkmen. It laments loss of household dairying, favors home made milkmaids, and voices a pro maid stance with rustic country imagery.
Mob is evaded as manhunt follows circus shooting
Henry Small a Negro employee of Cole Brothers circus who yesterday afternoon shot three white men, fatally, at Manning is being brought to the State penitentiary for safe keeping. George Spiven, Ea Tilton, and W Moore, managers and workers of the circus, will also be placed in the penitentiary as witnesses. A mob at Sumter planned to lynch the negro as the train passed, but the sheriff ferried prisoners to Bethune then to Columbia for arrival tomorrow morning.
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Columbia, & C
Henry Small
Cole Brothers’ Circus
Manning
George Spiven
Transportaion
Ea Tilton
W . Moore
Sumter
Bethune
Columbia
Morrow Mornine
Fear for Missing Broker in New York
Special to The Washington raat reports police in New York search for broker William T Lacey who vanished from his West Eighty Fourth Street home at noon yesterday. An all city alert and hospital searches are underway as friends fear foul play due to a large sum of money on his person. Mysterious hints remain with no clear reasons given.
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New York
Frosa
Italy
America
Oregon
Washington Raat
William ‘T Lacey
West Bhighty-Fourth Street
Ian
Lacey
Bog Attacks Master at Avery Farm
J Arthur Briggs of Rockville Maryland was bitten by a mad dog at his Avery area farm yesterday afternoon and is under treatment at the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore. Neighbors feared Briggs might be attacked as the dog had earlier shown abnormal behavior and injured a cow before turning on Briggs.
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Washington
Rockville
J. Arthur Briggs
Avery
Pasteur Institute
Baltimore
Mr. Briggs
Alleged Larceny Charge In Richmond Worker Arrest
Fra cesco Angelo, accused of stealing 360 dollars from his employer in Richmond, was arrested near Second and Penrose Avenues. Police report indicate Angelo faced charges as authorities prepared to return him to headquarters for further proceedings.
A Reasonable Plea for the Stomach
An analysis-proclaimed cure praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as supplying natural digestive agents to boost digestion. The notice claims tablets contain no harmful substances, are tested at home and abroad, and come with London addresses for the Chemical Laboratory Diffindo.
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Stuart
Btuart
Great Fortunes and the Community in Mallock's View
An excerpt discusses W. H Mallock joining the debate sparked by an Appeal to our Millionaires in the North American Review. Mallock argues against a “common store” and claims nature sets fundamental limits on legislation, resisting radical voter-driven changes and stressing the continuity of society beyond isolated moments.
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The
North American Review
W. H Mallock Jroines
Tvith
Mallock
Hfe
New York State
Mart disarray at the narcotics raid sparks inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a chaotic scene during a raid with unclear details and no confirmed outcomes. Names, places, and dates are not readable, making precise summary impossible from the provided snippet. Researchers should recheck source page for coherent facts.
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