Irish World's War Fund for England Aimed at Irish Unity
Patrick Ford of The Irish World calls for an emergency fund to aid Irish forces against England. Subscriptions at The Irish World office will support active operatives with money and trust Ford’s honor and judgment. Also reports Trinity church title defense and a gold watch gift from President Arthur to a colored servant, plus editorial shakeups at The Herald and local weather spectacle in Poughkeepsie.
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New York
Patrick Ford
The
Irish World
England
Irish Orld
Ford
Egypt
Ireland
Wheeling
W. Va
Edwards
Mason County
Trinity Church
Trinity Parish
Arthur Wuristmas
Alexandr Powell
Aleck
Eleventh Assembly
Sixth Avenue
C. A. Arthur
Bittess
Washington
It Is Not a London Success Says Manager
A manager, when asked about a work, replied that it is not a London success. He noted he could not imagine producing it and dismissed the idea of its viability, stating it would fail to meet expectations.
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New York
The
Sun
Europe
London
Thum
Cincinnati police court ends killing case with dismissal
Edwin Du Chemin, who surrendered claiming he killed his wife, faced the Cincinnati police court. The wife testified and both declared readiness for trial. the defendant was charged with cutting with intent to kill. The hearing ended with dismissal and the couple left together, likely to reconcile.
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Cincinnati
Edwin du Chemin
Central Station
National ‘Hotel
DuChemin
Reis Bros. & Co. Debt Ties Banks in Cincinnati Collapse
Reis Bros. & Co, wholesale dealers in fruits and groceries, assigned to Edgar M. Johnson and Mr. Gohen. Bradstreets estimates liabilities exceed 600000 with 874000 secured. Creditors include Heidelbuck & Co, Kuba & Son, Seasongood & Co, Union National, Metropolitan, and Third National banks. Another assignment by Reis to Edward Colston and William Bloom, assets and liabilities not known. Illinois Railways report shows growing prosperity with 1844 miles main line, 60 double track, 84? sidings, stock valued at 648,427,220, gross income 21,146,915, net 3?5,750,902. dividends to stockholders total 22,916,820. passenger 40,181,305. freight 79,506,629 tons. fatalities and injuries reported. Des Moines Iowa auditor reports two-year general revenue receipts 1,445,883.15, other sources 83,376.25. expenditures 2,486,174.18. balance 171,504.90. next two years projected receipts 2,482,000. expenditures 1,915,820. extra appropriations estimated 565,780.
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Cincinnati
Reis Bros. & Co
Dedlars
Edgar M. ‘Johnson
Gohen
Bradstreets
Heidelbuck & Co
Kubu& Son
Seasongood &Co
Union National Bank
Metropolitan
Third National Banks
Tsanc Reis
Edward Colston
William Bloom
Hiss
Illinois Railways
Iowa
Des Marnes
Treasury
Washington City War Department reports Han cock recovery
The War Department says General Hancock has recovered from illness. A plan for the next Greely relief expedition will invite prominent Arctic explorers to present views. In the quarter ending December 31 seventy six fourth class post offices were raised to presidential class, a higher total than any prior quarter.
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Washington City
War Department
Hancock
Greely
Ohio Democrats Seek Unified Fight Over Pendleton Payne
The Enquirer reports Washington City text alleging Ohio Democrats split between Pendleton and Payne factions. A Columbus correspondent notes Thurman is not aligned, while Converse campaigns to restore 1867 tariff duties. Ohio Democrats claim unity could swing next year. Payne supporters predict a Payne majority on first ballot.
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CinciNnati
Dea
the Enquirer
Washington City
Pendleton Litera Bureau
United States ‘Sénate
Thorn
Civil Service ‘Reform
Pendleton
Payne
Ohio
Ant- Pendleton
Thurman
Senate
Demen
Aliyo
Wathé
Val
Mmo
Thermmii
Columbus
Vayd
Ward
Converse
Congr Os
Henry
Yayne-will- Nehoted
Alain
Henry B. Payne
John Sherman
Congress
Messi’s
Carlisle
Morrison and Hurd
Alsace Lorraine governorship to be reappointed
Berwin reports Baron von Manteuffel may resign the Alsace Lorraine governorship due to advanced age and feebleness. Lieut. Gen. von Worder is expected to be appointed to succeed him. Also noted is Milwaukee firm Harwood Rogers active in chamber of commerce affairs and Chicago banking dealings.
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Harwood
Rogers
Milwaukee
Chamber of
Chicago
Coy
Floating Palace America launches on Clyde at Thompson yard
The new America steamer of the National Lint Line, built on the Clyde, measures about 450 feet by 51 feet with 85 feet 6 inches hold, 6000 tons gross. Eleven watertight bulkheads protect engine spaces. speed rated at 21 knots. Passenger capacity 800 with grand saloon spanning 51 feet under a glass dome, music room, ladies boudoir, two saloons, smoking room, wine parlor, and electric lighting throughout. Steerage accommodations described as ample, airy, well-lit and ventilated.
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America
National Lint Steamship Company
Thompson
Clyde
Lincoln in 1884 race hopes in Cleveland report
In Cleveland, Pettis, a Blaine supporter, argues for Lincoln as the 1884 nominee while dismissing Arthur and Grant. The piece also covers a Cincinnati murder case in which William Berner and Joseph Palmer confess to killing William H Kirk, detailing the assault, robbery, and disposal of the body.
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Cleveland
Newton Pettis
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio
Garfield
Robert T. Lincoln
Arthur
Grant
Blaine
New York
Pettis
Gresham
Ben Harrison
Lincoln
Cincinnati
William Berner
Joseph Palmer
William H. Kirk
Berner
Palmer
Kirk
Spring Grove Avenue
John Neil
Six coal barges break loose at O'Neil's elevator
At Louisville Kentucky on December 31 six loaded coal barges and a shanty boat broke loose from O'Neil's elevator and floated downstream. Three barges lodged below the bridge with a loss estimated at six thousand dollars. Life savers rescued two men a wife and child from the shanty boat at the head of the falls and were praised for their bravery.
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Louisville
O'Neil
Wind destroys Central block in East Douauass Mass
Damaged by the wind on December 31 a new Central block 100 by 6 feet three stories high collapsed. Methodist church adjointing suffered injuries. Loss estimated over 100000 dollars. Nearby reports include a Christmas dinner for 400 children in Wasuixerox and war news from Sontay with French casualties and large plunder found.
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East Douauass
Mass
Agale
Methodist
Wasuixerox
City
Children’s Christmas Club
Nellie Arthur
National Rifles
Judge “McArtiny
Howard White
Loring
Riggs
Miss de Chambran
John A. Baker
Clayton Mc Michael, Jr
Pierre de Chambran
Ed Shaw
James ‘Hay
Meade Emery
New York
Louw
Gun accident kills 18 year old in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on December 31 Jonn Farra was fooling with a gun when it discharged killing Jessie Bryant aged 18 and tearing off her head. The grisly detail is reported amid a miscellaneous era of advertisements and notices including Horsford's acid phosphate claims and other product endorsements.
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New York
Rose Horan
Lady Mandeville
Miss Horan
Supreme Court
Lord
Lexington
Jonn Farra
Jessie Bryant
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