Bombardment of Alexandria War News From July 11
The latest dispatches describe a heavy naval bombardment of Alexandria by British ships including the Invincible Temeraire Superb and others. Forts Pharos Mex and Mansra el Kanat were silenced or destroyed. Casualties on the British side are reported, with hundreds of shots exchanged as fleets engage along the harbor.
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Alexandria
Mansa el Kanat
Fort Pharos
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Eastern Telegraph Company
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Ras el Ti
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Superb
Temeraire
Lloyds
Port Said
Admiral Seymour
Suez Canal
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Temepaire
Penelope
Sultan
Alexandra
Monarch
Fort Adah
An Alexandrin
Cairo
Marsa
Kikanat
Onerelf
Pharos
Razeltin Palace
Lymour
Rort Golan
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New York Associated Press
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Axillary Despotium
Egypt
Associated Press
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Fort Napoleon
Lonvor
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London
Seymour
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House of Commons
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War Office
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Paris
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Turkey
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Port Sud
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Vienna
England
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Arabi Pasha
Lord Dufferin
Musurus‘Pasha
Commons
Childers
Stanley
Said Pasha
Abdurrahman Pasha
A Plea for the Egyptians from the Late American Consul General
Simon Wolf former Consul General at Egypt outlines the Egyptian political scene and foreign attitudes. He describes Europeans as largely opposed to the national movement, with French investors financially hurt, English discontent at losing influence, Italians split, and Americans Belgians Swiss broadly supportive. He praises Arabi Bey as educated and loyal to a constitutional form, notes Arab pragmatism and anti fanaticism, and argues for neutral guaranteed independence for Egypt under a modern civil service, common schools, and Arabic education.
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Mr Wolf
Egyot
Barrios visits New Orleans en route to Washington
General Barrios president of Guatemala and his party visited New Orleans arriving by rail and meeting Mayor Shakespeare at the city hall. A banquet at the Spanish Fort followed with officials and foreign consuls in attendance. They depart tomorrow for New York. The dispatch notes Barrios seeks U.S. support on the Guatemala Mexico boundary dispute and aims to unify Central American states under U.S. influence.
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Custom House
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Shakespeare
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New Orleans
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Washington
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Mexico
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General Barrios
United States
Tewantepes
Panama
Central America
J. Rufino Barrio
Lve
Assembly National
Bmgees
Julius Cesar
Hexeemata Haya
Morazon
Barrundia
LAW and Order
Northmericana
Senate Deliberations on Civil Bill and Amendments
The Senate debated the Sundry Civil Bill with amendments reduced or omitted items, rejected Cumberland sound improvements, and reported the current total at about 20.2 million with added items near 0.76 million. A five minute rule controversy arose over motion timing before a late adjournment. The House considered the Sundry Civil Bill in committee with progress on most pages and discussed contested election cases Amalls vs Tidlman and Smith vs Shelly. The president nominated Edwin Higgins for collector of customs at St Johns and Alvey Adee as third assistant secretary of state.
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Senate
Morill
Finance Committee
West
Georgia
Florida
van Wyck
Commerce Committee
Butler
Washington
Mo Yon
Flonda
Cumberland Sound
Committee
Ingalls
McMillan
Nona
House
Kasson
Jows
Amalls
Tidlman
South Carolina
Smith
Shelly
Alabama
Committee On Elections
Edwin Higgins
St. Johns
Alvey Adee
District of Columbia
Split Democracy Nominee Named by Tentempe Credit Democrats
The Tentempe state convention of the credit Democrats organized today with General B. F-Cheat-Haul as permanent chairman. After committees were appointed the body adjourned to 8 p.m. to hear the platform and resolutions report and nominate a candidate for governor. J. A. Tressell placed as candidate for governor.
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Nasaviaux
State Credit Democrats
B. F-Cheat- Haul
Bpen
Tressell
Tariff commission invites public testimony on reforms
The Tariff Commission adopted a circular calling for information from associations corporations and individuals to aid in a full examination of agricultural commercial mercantile manufacturing mining and industrial interests. Submissions should name hearing subjects and are to be addressed to Hon. John L. Hayes at West End Hotel Long Branch New Jersey.
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Saratoga
Washington
Tariff Commission
United States
John L. Hayes
West End
Long Branch
New Jersey
July Estimates Show Corn Acreage Up Over Four Percent
July crop reports indicate corn planted area rose by more than four percent nationwide, about two and a half million acres. Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois show gains while many other states report increases. drought and rains affect planting in some regions. Wheat conditions improve with prospects for a large harvest. winter wheat yields are strong across major states. Women on horseback feature as a notable human interest item with Miss Peek riding twenty miles in under forty minutes at Rochester, and a separate San Jose race won by Miss Bell Cook.
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Department of“ Agriculture
United States
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Chautauqua Meetings Open with Record Attendance
Jamestown July reports the Chautauqua meetings opening with the Teachers Retreat for languages drawing double the students from last year. Rev G H Vinadean and Rev W T Herrin led lectures and a large choir performed in the amphitheater amid a reception for professors as the three week retreat begins with August 1 opening the ninth year.
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Jamestown
G. H. Vinadean
W. T. Herrin
Chautauquassembly
Contaning
Educational Convention Opens Sessions in Saratoga
The American Institute of Instruction and National Educational Association opened their annual meetings in Saratoga with welcomes from R J Milligan and John Foley. W A Mowry and G J Orr offered responses. Lowry delivered the annual address on what schools will do for the people. John W Dickinson presented a paper on the limit of oral instruction.
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Saratoga
American Institute of Instruction
National Educational Association
R. J. Milligan
John Foley
Board of Education
W. A. Mowry
Providence
G. J. Orr
Atlanta
Lowry
Lockeck
Georgie
John W. Dickinson
Massachusetts , Board of Education
Unsettled Labor at Deliaiet Iron and Steel Mills
Unrest surrounds a freight handlers strike as 16 furnaces loom with non union workers. Police and company officers guard the Deliaiet iron and steel mills depot as crowds watch trains. Union leaders insist on no trouble while committees visit workers and colleagues, trying to sway support amid ongoing labor tension.
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Stirtegwy Agsin
New York
Laura Carcaso
Ill
Deliaiet Iron and Steel Company
Yoru
P' Persoad
Duel at San Luis Potosi Ends Fatal for Two
A violent duel occurred in San Luis Potosi involving Fetal Duel A and Bate a with Randle among others. One man was killed instantly and a second died shortly after removal from the field. Various officers and corps are named in the chaotic report.
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Randle
J Marswonas
Iepiain
Alvero
Sen Luis Potosi
Iday
Darmes
Mabel Gomes
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