Sullivan Released on Bail as Jury Debate Ends
Alexander Sullivan was freed on bail of 5000, later raised to 20 000, after Judge Tuley ruled the jury may have been influenced by outside sentiment in Cronin murder case. Chicago detectives reported progress in the Clan-na-Gael inquiry tied to Sullivan's alleged subcoins, with Longnecker opposing high bail. The Grand Jury continued its work as Sullivan walked free following hearings and witness review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmeane
Jane
Alexander Sullivan
Shorty
Tuley
Sullivan
Ball
Helon
Pete Fy
Cainn
Adence
Taley
Gormares
Hraphaatou
Ripon
Siwaseorpan
Fe Clown
Longnecker
Parsons
Gilbert
Jory
Latigeuneker
Otter
Liad- Sethaal Tently
W. Twashy
Marites
Mmete
Grand Jury
Peel
Cyran T Smith
Roenster
Tel
Mexander Sullivan
Iemlat
Irda
Mil
John W. Moorr
J. Tesler
Saltienn
aronhOf
Fetstrom
Alneider Sultivan
Tulge Duley
Fiden
Derby
Kyron
Smith
Hank
Salliran
J.T. Doster & Co
Tero Howrs
Wit- Nemes
Crouin Muistter
Longwerker
Laver Laftis Mills
Wonsaltndins
Vatter
Napewl
Twiliet
Maroney
McCry
Betutry
Trek
Domin
Sider
Reilel Osher
Sirs
Julia Cowier
Scolsaryareoie
Erica Seilth
Revriveret Toy Penaees Wink
Moire Cera
Roiling Scandal Ties Clan na Gael to Secrecy and Hayti Crises
The article traces Clan na Gael splits over secrecy and dynamite linked to prominent city members including Justice Andrew Walsh who refused to oath secrecy. It then reports Hayti tensions with Legitime defeated, Hippolyte’s followers, and U S naval moves as tensions rise, with officials tightlipped on cable news and dispatches from Port au Prince and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeta
United States
Clan-na-Gael
Andrew Walsh
Suicide for shame after doubly wronging her cousin
New Orleans La June 14 A sensational death by her own action occurred today as Mrs Heney Fanrot nee Lilly Nouhvea, a respected Creole of West Maton Houze, was found dead. Her seducer Henry Fautot denied the charge, claiming he would never live with her. They were married about three months ago and moved to New Orleans. The husband claimed attention but she left a note implying guilt fell on another.
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New York
Tetelligenes
Jamaica
London
Hippolyte
Legitime
Port Au Prince
Williams
Mariana
Lexitime
Ming Inter of
Foreign
Allales
Republic
Doubless
He Ore Wasitetos
D. C
State’ Department For Formation
Pola
Hayti
Gherardi
Boston
Pras Soar
Mont
Jegnat
Tollet
New Onteass
Jane
Oll
Heney Fanrot
Lilly Nouhvea
Ford
North Hanuart Street
Dobroca
West Maton Houze
Ati
Dulrowa
Eid
Henry Fautot
Hiw
Tines
Dil Xo
Wetter
Minot
New England
Dearie
Atl Ketleshavers
Uncle Zebreen
Philip
Uncle Zebedoo
Old Colony
Bens
Indiana
Isbell
Zebates
Matt Cness
Barry
Peace Will Be Restored In Mota Minnesota
Janet Chatty, chief of the Suukesiver band, met with Cepcain Stasck to discuss conflict. They described the trouble as whisky fueled and tribal tensions, with efforts to ease relations between Indians and whites while seeking white support for stability.
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Mota
Minn
Janet
Jim Chatty
Suukesiver Bamt
Cepcain Stasck
Raine
Ee Whites
Xemeratty Botley Hie Ech
Wean Bilal
Seo Sar Ceeates
Iret
Rain disrupts Louisville Baltimore game amid player strike
Rain halted the Louisville Baltimore contest as only six Louisville players appeared, with three locals requisitioned. The strike followed a warning from Manager Davidson that fines would be imposed for nonattendance, sparking a mutiny led by Captain Wolf. Nearby games in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Cleveland, New York, and Boston proceeded or paused by weather. Proposals to consolidate Jersey City and Louisville clubs surfaced, with Davidson seeking Jersey City players Lang Read Hofford and Knowles to bolster Louisville.
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Baurimong
Louisville
Baltimore
Dus
Davidson
Wolf
Remaa
Davidwey
Ramey
Weaver
Gleason
Penniton
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Lang, Read, Hofford
Louisville Club
Eiof Old
Jersey City Club
Wickulf Yaid
Davidpom
Tom
Pitcher
Felder
Expeck
Lewisville
New Rossa Libel Case Dismissed in New York Court
In New York on June 14 the libel complaint by O'Donovan Rossa against P. S. Cassidy was dismissed in a court of special session. The proceedings featured testimony by Dick Short and John Murphy detailing Fenian era finances, accusations of fraud, and a controversial Labouchere letter regarding Rossa. The session closed as Justice Smith adjourned the case.
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New York
O’donovan Rossa
P. S. Cassidy
Cassidy
Rossa
Catholic News
Fenian Brotherhood
Dick Short
Phelan
Short
Toombs
John Murphy
Murphy
Brotherhood
Glasgow
Tames Harrete
Tresson
Barrett
Penetay
O'Byrne
United Irishman
Mr. Rossa
Othe
Europe
Henry Labouchere
Parnell
Cassiday
Mr. Cassidy
Dean Sim
James McDermott
Fulton Bank
Brooklyn
McDermott
Keasa
H. Lanovenirs
Justice Smith
Jossaid
Labouchere
Cassily
United Sradman
Fratricide and death by own action reported
In Kansas City on June 14 a fire destroyed the Metropolitan street railway stables at Seventeenth and Madison. The incident, described as a mooted case of fratricide and self-harm, involved a subject labeled as a temporary insanity claim amid sensational city notes.
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Kansas City
Metropolitan ‘Street Railway Company
Madison Streets
Brug tat Shea bor fat Rasiwens ont Inty Segal sindele
Unclear OCR fragment describes a local scene with hurdles of names and places. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from readable text.
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Chicago
Cronin
Grandary
Mr. Longmeckur
General Nowe
Siowan Prince
Wierrra, Kun
Gelb
East Tnches
Aysoon
Jouseos
Deniver
War Dragnet
Wasco
Howe
Tomis
Missouri
Hansas
Alexander Ballivan
Tudge
Clanna
Beoskisn
Gonden
Connie Santer
Ber
Beeewan
Pius
Dexven
Gol
U—Burnette
Finance Comtultien
Usin
McPhilips
Jackson
Mich
Hestetler
Johnstown
Joeseraws
Hastings
Pittsburg
Cleveland
York
Ayer
Little Rock
Litre Roce
Ark
Larme Roes
Tig
Joel A. Heaven
Ventiguivanle
Ditiielthus
Third National Bank
New York City
F Hood
James
Charles F. Penzel
A.eure Ii Brown
Pasama
Panama
Ames Se
Texas
Strixorreto
Togethor Fifer
Lion
Generil
Mesic
Jone
Willem P. Hoste
Jouge
Ness
Caine
Tees
Illinois
Weslyan University
Broomsboro
Clinrie
Hun
Marc Fetlenwider
Rac
Ponformd
Bogiga
Dynamiter
Axsarotis
Wodlay
Maryland
Stephen Gambrill
Bachmant
Cardinal Gibbons
Randolph Uacles
Fort Worrn, Tex, Inc
Erie Telephone Company
City of
Fort Worth
J. J. Connor
Ac Eessock
Augustiana Synod
Rock Stasp
Til
C. A. Swanson
Lansburg
Kan
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
South
Spercorriiu
Janeid
Ibis Tooming
William Ayres
Willant Gilson
Largo
Tae
Chales Witteswla
Mass Street
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Himelf
Ams
Erchenea
Skisa
Wintar
Neem
Elizabeth Stuare Piel
Zebedee
Tucle Zebedee
Uncle Zebedee
Fred
Bat
Zobatee
Dorchester
Mutterworth
Mont St. Vinnens
Anil
Meus
Ares
Uae
Dausiger
Mesariy
Sr. Lovie
Calcide
Arcade
North Main Street
Tel Board of
Bie
Ateret
Etter
Tang
Corinths
Ivot
Bosal
Sauetneael Comes
Pial
Mme. Chambers
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