England and Trade News and Maritime Arrivals
Latest from England reports arrivals at a port including Athy the Steboneath with cargo and 199 passengers, Jane Morrison with 60 passengers, 24 needlewomen, and royal family at Osborne. Wool quotes, Breslau fair results, and strong Birmingham trades noted. Exchequer aims for 200,000 for Expo, Lord Mayor banquet plans discussed, and Liverpool aviary fire. Meantime, crop prospects, rail projects, and political shifts feature in broad coverage.
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England
Athy
Steboneath
Jane Morrison
Jane
Osborne
Bresliu
Birmingham
London
White
Essex
Kent
Straits
Metropolia
Daly News
Lancashire
West Riding
Liverpool Zoological Gardens
W. Maskell
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Derby
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Bradford
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Lichwell
Nottingham
Newark
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Newport
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Stafford
Tamworth
Wakefield
Prince Albert
Halifax
Hull
Leedsa
Manchester
Prussia
Staats
Zollverein
Austria
Ttiw
Lord Gough
Killymoon
Stewart
Ulster
Douglass Jerrold
Shakespere's
Stratton Span
Avon
John Macdonald
Mansfield Woodhugee
John Hobhouse
Board of Control
Labouchere
Cobden
Board of Trade
J. M. Cantwell
W. Somerville
Drogheda
New York
Newry
el Dorado
Woodman
Liverpool
Garland
United States
Threlfall
Addingham Kills
Yorkshire
Foreign News Highlights From Europe And Americas
London authors seek private property rights to their plays while American managers profit. Ohio women call for a Salem convention to push Equal Rights. British Greece policy debated amid Don Pactrico claims. Vienna reports Emperor narrowly escaped gun accident in Trieste. Sardinia approves funds for Savoy rail tunnel machine. Queen of Spain expected to give birth mid June. Invasion of Cuba dominates space.
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Ohio
Salem
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Portugal
Gibraltar
Pat- McAston
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Anya
Austria
Trieste
Sardinia
Savoy
Bardoneche
Modena
Spain
America
Cuba
Fragmented Foreign Dispatches Spark Cuba Debate Across Powers
A shattered OCR fragment depicts debates over Cuban expeditions led by General Lopez and reactions in London Paris and Washington. It references naval concerns, piracy, electoral law shifts, and tensions with Great Britain and Spain, noting imminent actions by authorities and possible British interest in reconciliation efforts.
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Tande
Times
M. Thiers
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Darkes
M. Thienr
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New Orleans
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Pez
Navy Department
House of Vienna
Gulf
Lopez
France
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Rone
Plu
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