Bombardment of Alexandria and Allied Naval Actions
Reports detail British bombardment of Alexandria and associated naval movements. Vessels including Invincible and Queen Victoria's fleet pressed forts near the harbor while Egyptians reportedly evacuated sections of the town. Dispatches note casualties on some ships, fires in the city, and continued efforts to communicate as ships hold position in the roadstead.
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Invincible
Fort Mex
Aeveral
Dedd
Suez
Seymour
Times
Helicon
Orang
Mex
Alexandria
Saya
Daily News
la Galetta
Tunis
the Times
Baye
Musurus Pasha
Earl Granville
England
Egypt
France
M. Defreycinet
M. Gambetta
Gether
Tel Grata
Els
Heer
Portherpie
Fort Pharos
Superb
Achilles
Monarch
Penelope
Usbo
Ramlet’ Palace
Eos
Chk
Admiral Seymour
Quiep
Victoria
Alcckndtia
Tin Palace
Dervish Panha
Elsiern
Kommunicate
Adig
Lambton
Toniba Pasha
Nervishh Pasha
Ramseys Palace
Humber
Globe
Malta
Salamis
Standard
Savinelle
Khedive’s
Ranileh Palace
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Foreign Affairs
Henry D. Wolff
Gladstone
Gourley
Underland
Suez Canal
Wilfred Lawson
Bondholere
War Office
Madrid
Merkor
Lic
CincInnat ‘Times-Star
Pharos
Res-el-Teen
Stresta
Mehemet Ali
Mediterranean
Fashern
Mostus
Ithesg Dia
Ava
A&n
Medias
Great
Sorat
Gr aves in Egypt Georgian Officer Details War
In a broad interview the Georgian officer Colonel Graves discusses his Egyptian service from 1875 through campaigns in Abyssinia, his later command of a mixed land and naval force, and current work surveying the Georgia Pacific railway. He notes Arabi Bey’s role, Egypt’s debt burden, and the khedive's diminishing authority as England and France steer policy.
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Eutenant-Cole
Abyssinia
Khédive
Ava
Graves
Hickhediye
Georgia Pacific Railway
Ababe
Arabi Bey
Egypt
Omar
Nassawah
Hed Sa
Arabi Wa
Turkey
Ishmael
England
France
Tewfk Waa
Araby Boy
Andy Jounson
Georgia
Geor
Alexandria
Charleston
Wilmington
Mobile
Daman
Suez Ieaig
Roya
Pasho Aheans
Congress stalls as Brown back by Aug first
A lengthy report notes Senator Brown plans to return by August 22 and calls the session likely to last to August 1. GOP and Democratic maneuvers unfold on elections contests, canal funding, and Texas two thirds rule amid Indian attacks and river improvements.
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Congress
Stepheny
Alabama
Tenpasee
Norida
Texas
Coke
Conyer
Georgia
Ion
Brown
Senate
Judiciary? Committee
Romney
Marsh
House Committee On
Cass
Buchanan
Manning
Mississippi
Culking Ih
Mesars
Calkins
Jacobs
Atherton
Messia
Pettibone
Jones
United States Supervisors of Elections
Ays
Ihanetore
Virginia
Stovall
Cabell
Jim
McDowell
San Francisco
Burglary at Italo American Bank in New York
The Italo American Bank on Center Street was entered by burglary at night. A drill hole in the safe lower part, forced lock, and $567,850 in cash and some foreign bills were stolen from the shelves. Bonds worth $3,000 were left on the floor.
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Darieg
New York
J-Bank
Genter Street
United States
Senate Advances River and Harbor Bill Amid Debate
In a Senate session George presented credentials as amendments moved to river and harbor funding. Debate stretched two hours over committee votes and executive sessions before adjournment. The southern improvements section allocated funds for Obey’s river Big Hidck Romley Marsh and Pensacola harbor. House proceedings on the sundry civil appropriation cited removal of committee stenographers, with a heated dispute over the word cause in speaker removal rules. The House briefly paused after completing one page of the bill.
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Senate
George
Bill Owas
Ion
Ord
Alabama
Geneva
LaGrange
Bire
Cumberland
Georgia
Ida
Yeas
Aldrich
Alli Son
Anthony
Broy Wer
Camden
Bameron
Wiscosin
Krell
Coke
Conger Davis
West Virginia
Dawes
Farley
Ferry
Grover
Hampton
Hoar
Johnston Jones
Jones
Florida
Nevada
Lamar
McDill
McMillan
Maxey
Miller
California
New York
Pugh
Ranzom
Baunders
Sawyer
Sherman
Slater
Vance
West Walker
Williams
Windom
Nays
Bayard
Beck
Blair
Call
Cameron
Davis
Frye
Hale
Harris
Harrison
Hawley
Hall
Jackson
Wapham
Logan
Michell
Morrill
Pendleton
Platt
Plumb
Rolling
Saulsbury
van Wyck
Obey's River
Tenn
Big Hidck River
Miss
Romley Marsh
Pensacola Harbor
Ji Tes
Aundry
House
James Landén
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Messers
Hayes and
Devine
Harr
Randall, Jr. Cox
Springer
Iilinéiz
Thes House
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