Arabi Pasha In Syria Prospect Or Compromise
Alexandria dispatches report Arabi Pasha offering to accept terms for Syria, with British telegrams noting heavy firing near Aboubi Fort and discussions of Turkish intervention. A Cairo government formation and a 300 member national assembly are described, while Alexandria reactions dismiss concessions as weakening orders.
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Founon
Adispa
Exchange Telegraph ‘Company
Alexandria
Aboubis
Arabi
Itics
Pasha
Austria
Germany
Pache
Ad ‘Baen
Atabi Pasha
Isuyy
Jase
Cnd
Central News
Alexandra
Raouf Pasha
Mabatte
Sethe
Kafr Ei Dowart
England
Arapi Pasha
Hus
Ali Moubarak Pasha
Hap Lisned
London
Daily News
Arabi Pasha
Eoldie
Europe
Seéma
Port Said Tensions Deepen Over Canal Occupation
Dispatches report Arab insurgents gaining strength as British and French authorities clash over occupancy plans. De Lesseps clashes with French officials while Ismailia relays word that the British admiral will not land troops without French aid. Port Said remains volatile, with reinforcements arriving nightly and calls for safeguarding the canal intensifying.
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Aly
Rath
Fanati
Haskins
M. de Lesseps
Asmana
M.de Lesseps
Port Bald
Englan
Douso
DesLesseps
Morgolia
Fort Guernil
Orion
DeLesseps
Ube
Subjaeq
Ismailia
Lesseps
Arabi Pastiq
National appropriations bill debated amid divided views
Reports reflect split opinions on approving a broad appropriations bill for river and harbor improvements. Some expect presidential approval with caveats about timing and future sessions, while others doubt the utility of many specified projects.
Senate Rules Clash Over Amendments To Appropriation Bill
A Senate session tackled amendments to a general appropriation bill with disputes over house Senate committee changes. The chair ruled amendments out of order under rule prohibiting such legislation, prompting appeals and division votes. The bill proceeded with some changes and adjourned until Monday with rules reform proposals referred to a committee.
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Athe
Rolling Sabmitr
Mr. Davis
Senate
Call
Len
Tanate
Yeas
Wis
Who
Williams
Hawley
Allison
House
Monay
Ric
British House Debates Army Expansion And Arabi Pasha Crisis
In parliament the vote to supplement the army by 10 000 men is debated. Foreign secretary Sir Charles Dilke cites telegrams from Alexandria about indirect talks with Arabi Pasha regarding surrender of the military faction but notes no direct contact. Mr Gladstone reads instructions from Constantinople about dispatches to the sultan and Lord Dufferin to assess troop numbers and disposition. Lords discuss informal communications with Arabi Pasha and conclude there is nothing reliable to base policy on at present.
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Arabi Pasha
Doster
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Cartwright
Alexandria
Gladstone
Lord Dufferin
Constantinople
England
Troe
Tawfk
Arabi’ Ba
Sinditon
Atone
Egypt
British Military Preparations Near Fort Ahaukirte and Alexandria
Fragmented dispatches from July report General Wolseley ready to advance before Turkish troops arrive, while water scarcity worsens in city cisterns. British forces hold 24 guns at Hamileh as rumors of bombardment spread. London's Times notes American Marines aided by British efforts, amid ongoing actions around Aboukir and Ramleh.
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Ahaukirte
Loston
Hanileh
Avouria
Bats Reuter
Alexandria
Seymour
Khediva
Aboukir
Ali
Ramileh
Iveepee
Kitemim
Garrison
London
Times
Quinnebog
Charles Beresford
Alexandrer
Egypt dispute and Turkish expedition discussed at conference
The article notes a conference sitting where the court considered sending troops to Egypt and urged England to withdraw forces. It mentions the Turkish expedition to Egypt for 16,000 men and a loan sought by the Galata Bank to cover costs funded by next year’s sheep tax receipts. It also cites Dr. Schwein furth and remarks on Arab Pasha’s popularity, plus political commentary.
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Egypt
England
min+ iater
War Office
Trial in United States v Lisser over counterfeit coins
Special Dispatch reports Judge Lowell's decision in the United States versus Benjamin L. Lisser. Lisser convicted at spring term on two indictments charging uttering counterfeit coins, quarters and half-dollars altered with holes or drilled, some later filed. Court orders a new trial due to pleading and evidence issues. notes that silver coins remain lawful tender up to $10 and exchangeable for $20 multiples. Judge Lowell distinguishes between how holes and added base metal affect value, ruling drilling alone not criminal unless base metal is added.
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Alvar Goin
Chicago
Boston
United Etates
Jude Lowell
United States
Benjamin L. Lisser
District Court
Lowell
Haight Rules on Mandamus in New York Franchise Case
Judge Haight granted a motion to quash writs of mandamus against five York Central roads, ordering civil action to settle the franchise dispute. In New York City the strike of freight handlers intensified as Father Decolocleo claimed Erie Railroad would rehire workers if they left the union, a claim disputed by union leaders who condemned the priests intervention and reaffirmed the strike.
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Haight
Semmcy Coty
Isesex City
Triker
Union Age
Nearly Eaten by Buzzard Vagabond Wanders West
Abiah potters, an aged demented man from Pocopsan township, survived a near fatal incident near a quarry. Friends found him lifeless, then revived him and returned him home after a frightening encounter in the woods.
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WameiRear
Onearne
Uly
Abiah
Pocopsan
Berrough
Meebers
Bellera
Turkey
Adjold
Tomib
Treasury collectors forced voluntary taxes on clerks
A historical report details abusive treasury collectors who extracted “voluntary” contributions from clerks as a condition of keeping their government jobs. It cites General Rutherford and officials like Bristow, Colbaugh, and Hunter, noting intimidation, refusals met with threats, and the practice aimed at preserving offices and party control.
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Jand Bisen
Rutherford
Bristow
Treasury
Treasury’ Department
Diehiet
Jere East
sAgetu
Baker
Colbaugh
Malien
New Orleans
Hunter
Explosion destroys mine car and stock at Obel region
Brief OCR reads of an explosion at a mining site with blasting powder around 100 pounds causing a car to break and stock to burn. Names and precise places are unreadable. fragment mentions Ad nee and Eisnanes in distorted form. Further clarity needed for assigns.
Waifs of Wickedness and Pete A Finial Beeps
A fragmented notice mentions Waifs of Wickedness and Pete in a brief item with unclear context. No clear date place or organization is readable. The readable portions suggest a local arts or music note without concrete actions or outcomes.
Brutal young man hunted after river swamp chase
A missing 18 year old from New York fled a dangerous swamp west of the city as officers searched. Nearby fights and arrests unfold with paths of mystery and pursuit continuing. The mayor assigns three officers to find the youth, with no latest update.
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Haberia Mether
Gianon
Bubeckes
Ag.¢Iey
Denver
Col
Berg
Gregory
Gust
New York
Regio
Latteg Rock
Fort Worth
Texas
Stedrnes
G -Promine Ame
Jeffarson
Tpcinnatiauly
Lex
Ki ‘lakes-Star
Popham Forgery Charge Sparks Warrant and Withdrawal
A warrant for John R. Popham, former clerk of the United States district court, was issued by United States Commissioner Pleasant on forgery and embezzlement charges. The warrant, placed with U.S. Marshal Hughes, was returned as Popham had no domicile. He had reportedly left months ago for Washington to serve as superintendent of the folding room in the House of Representatives. The warrant was sent to District Attorney Corkhill for execution.
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Ricunono
United States
Pleasant
John R. Popham
United States' District Court
United “States
House Representatives
Warran
United
District‘Attorney
Corkhill
Poptiam
Unita Court
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Alabama
Order of Business
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the Commons
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Hebultan
Nice
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