Abyssinian Disaster Fallout and Political Shifts
From Rome comes word General Baratieri plans a statement blaming ex-premier Crispi for Abyssinia disaster as he gears up for a abroad press campaign. In Italy new minister Rodin faces policy debates, while Senator Frye advances a bill to create a department of commerce and manufactures aimed at expanding foreign markets. Also, Pacific Mail cuts grain and fruit rates to New York via Panama and wine rates, with California Republicans endorsing Mergen for president.
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Baratieri
Crispi
Abyssinia
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Offentea
Department of Commerce and Manufactures
Wasjtve Tox
Frye
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Unseating Battle Over Kentucky House Seat Contested
A Kentucky House session ends with dispute over Dunlap Kaufman contest. Debates center on legality and the right to withdraw, amid accusations of fraud and calls to seat the rightful member. Republicans push for a vote while Democrats warn of procedural power and constitutional questions.
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Kaufman
Carroll Arces
Robbins
Dem
Lyons
Dunial
Wees
Vine
Callon
Riardon
An & Precedent
Edrington
Repubican Il
Blanford
Senate
Jones
Ston
Fragmented political ballots and missing steamer reports headline March events
Amid contested joint assembly ballots several names appear in a cluster of local politics as Black Carlisle and others tally votes with no clear election result. Separately alarms rise over the missing steamer Rio de Janeiro with rising maritime anxiety and insurance concerns in San Francisco.
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Megus
Bele Elliston
Belloway
Poe
Blanford
Joint Assembly
Black
Carlisle
Sax Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Mexican News Pilgrims Arrive for Our Lady of Guadalupe
Fifteen hundred pilgrims arrived from Penjamo on the Mexican Central Railroad en route to the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico.
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Amarh Eans Maxing
Larze Investments
Orry
Mexico
Penjamo
Laaty of Guadalupe
New Association and Rumors Abroad Reported
A local paper notes a likely new association akin to the Young Men’s Christian Association to be formed at the next monthly meeting of an archdiocesan union. In Victoria, rumors persist about a deep scheme in Russia, with Japan believing China seeks to influence events via Li Hung Chang, as telegraphed from Peking on February 18.
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Thisqile
Archdlceman Union
Rusia
Vicroria
Japan
Olina
Id Hung Chang
Russia
Peking
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