Lords Rally Prompted by Liberal Home Rule Debate
London March 13 Parliament resumes with a Liberal agenda including home rule and Welsh disestablishment. Lord Rosebery and Sir William Vernon Harcourt address the crowd pledging no policy change amid calls to abolish the house of lords. Morley remains Ireland chief secretary as Gladstone’s legacy shapes the debate.
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Lord Roseberry
Liberal Party
England
Europe
Trish
House of Lords
John Morley
Ireland
Morley
House of Commons
Chevru
Edward Majoribanks
Baron ‘Twedmouth
William Vernon Harcourt
Exchequer
Lories
Sir William
Gladstone
Undermining A Mill At Chamberlain From Artesian Well
Report from Chamberlain dated March 18 notes artesian well leaks flooding ground around the roller mill used in tanning. Caverns form near the well casing, with the edge within 10 feet of the mill. Water flow reaches 5,000 gallons per minute and considerable loss is beyond control.
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Chamberlain Haw Hocomm Tainanagentie
Cbamberlain
Prospecting finds gold bearing quartz near Belview
A Pioneer Press report from Redwood Falls notes a new sensation near Belview in Redwood County. R. P. Child returned with gold bearing quartz after prospecting the asbestos field. tests by Mr. Brodenbeck deem the specimens of good quality.
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Redwood County
Minn St. Paulo
Pioneer Press
Redwood Falls
Minn
Belview
R. P. Child
Brodenbeck
Powers Notified as Brazilian Fleet Prepares Bombardment
Foreign powers have been officially notified that operations against insurgents in Rio de Janeiro Bay will resume after 48 hours. The government fleet, led by the Nivtheroy, Destroyer, and Aurora, positions itself near Fort Villegaignon preparatory to bombardment. Other vessels, including the Parnahyha and torpedo boats bought in Germany, lie farther from the harbor entrance near Fort St. John and the Sugar Loaf fort.
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Rio Fanzino
Bay of
Rio Janeiro
Associated Press
Rio Janeiro Bay
Nivtheroy
Aurora
Fort St. John
Sugar Loaf
Fort Ville
Indian appropriation bill likely to be cut to 30 million
March 18 report says the Indian appropriation bill will total about 30 million, down 1 million from last year. Holman credits reductions in Indian schools and agency consolidation, while opponents warn of risking efficiency. Special agents, termed the eyes of the department, face possible cuts despite their role in preventing fraud.
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Wasnixatoy
Agricultural Department
House of Representatives
Indian Bureau
Interior Department
Holman
Department
Washington
Perfers Resolution on Investigation Delayed by Tariff Bill
The Senate tabled Senator Perfer's resolution calling for an inquiry into claims of senators profiting from sugar speculation, pending tariff bill action. Memorial services for George W. Childs in New York honored his Public Ledger legacy. The British column in Asson aimed against Abor tribesmen faces safety assurances, and Denver records show over 12,000 women registered to vote.
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Washington
Senate
Perfer
Childs
New York
George W. Childs
The
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue Theater
Typographical Union No. 6
Frank Damrosch
Amios J. Cummings
Denver
Denves
Highlands
Justice Stone of Alabama and other varied items
Justice Stone of Alabama is do. Lumber valued at $175,000 burned at Dodge Michigan. Justice White assumed duties on the supreme bench. The Shell Lake Savings Bank opened for business. Twelve thousand Denver women registered for the spring election. William Brust appointed postmaster at New Ulm Minnesota. Fourteen injured in a coaching accident at San Francisco. Vice President Stevenson denies rumor of his niece marrying a senator. The empress of Germany left Berlin for Abbazia with new children. An attempt to blow up an item. The Ironclad Age, an infidel paper, published in Indianapolis. Fred W Widell died in Mankato. Sir James Fitsjames Stephen dead. Frank and Lon Floyd found guilty of bank robbery complicity. Rumor of another race track at Saratoga to extend season. Mr Gladstone left London for Brighton. Corbett Jackson fight may be arranged in London within 60 days. Markham bribery jury failed to agree. Plankinton SD judge settles Farmers Mutual Protective affairs. debt paid at 4 cents on the dollar. William H Stephenson, builder of Lehigh Valley railroad, dies at Jacksonville Florida.
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Dodge
Mich
Justice White
Supreme Bench
Shell Lake
Wis
Denver
William Brust
New Ulm
Minn
San Francisco
Stevenson
Nisce
Hill
Germany
Berlin
Abbazia
Indianapolis
Fred W. Widell
Mammoth
Mankato
James Fitsjames Stephen
Exchequer
High Court of Justice
Frank
Lon Floyd
Philbeig
Bank of Minneapsluy
Trig
Saratoga
Gladstone
London
Brighton
Parson Davis
Corbett-Jackson
Engand
Markham
Cass
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Plankinton
S.D
Haney
Farmers’ Mutual Protective Association
William H. Stephenson
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley Road
Jacksonville
Fin
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Scotland
Church of Wales
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Glasstone
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Baurmorr
Thomas Montgomery
Industrial Life Inanranes Company
Montgomery
Elen Ingelsby
New Haven
San Antonio
Tex
W. G. Chamberlin
United States
Rio Grande City
Hoe
Starr County
the Herald
Lilmokalani
Grantadl
Honolulu
An Lown
Creston
Hayy McCoy
Des Moines
John Ryan
Omaha
Jackson
Duavenport
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Mack Herman Olsen
Wisconsin
Max Spitzer
Olsen
Gresham
Julian Pauncefote
Behring Sea Commission
Everest
N. C
Lunger i& Krieger
A. Pogrebas
Burniorow
Vermont Central
Montpelier
Ssarly Navigation
Cutcalo
Demnorr, Mich
Troy
N. Y
Lewis Primo
Managua
Moran
Rebela
Granada
Rio Harbor
Villigaignon
Chee Justice Stone
Alabama
Scott
Lent & Bowne
Lucus, Beardsley & Co, Bismarel N. D
LE Brun’s
Ieee
Pricey Mall Fomag
Bismarck, N. D
West
Lucas, Beardsley & CO Drugglars
Biamarck
Felix LE Brun
Biamuete
Ted Agenta
Yourrul, Amortis
Weekly Tribune
Tvep
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Agriculturist
John A. Salzer Seed Company
Nose Wutt
Jersey
Wakefield
Salzer
Ritpe Tien Manne
Tribune
Northwestern Agriculturist
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