Sackville dismissed over British envoy conduct in Washington
In Washington on Oct 29 30 the secretary of state informed Lord Sackville that his continued presence as British minister is no longer acceptable this follows a protest over his role and a letter from Secretary Bayard detailing improper diplomatic interference with U S affairs. The British legation denied access to reporters as Bayard declined to comment further.
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United States
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Charles B. Morcliison
Pomona
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Werald
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Pall Mall Gazette
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Sr. Jesus
the Gazette
Ee Sackville
Loxpon
The
Daily News
America
Alabama
Am Daily
Kelegraph
Salisbur
Iite
After His Plumes The Old Roman Targets Blaine
The Old Roman attacks the Republican Party in a vigorous speech criticizing Blaine as fading yet still the real presidential candidate. He recalls Cleveland's earlier candidacy and predicts the rebel debt and pensions debates, noting pension bills signed by Cleveland and the limits of debt payment.
Repudiation over Indiana campaign letter claim
The Sentinel publishes a facsimile letter said to be from W. W. Dudley, treasurer of the National Republican Committee, urging Indiana election tactics. Chairman Auston repudiates Dudley’s involvement and any illegal methods, stating he had no role in advising or addressing such letters.
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the Sentinel
W. W. Dudley
Ve Hational Republican Committee
Indiana
Afuston
Dudley
John E. David
Murchison
Scotland
Stephen E.kins
David
Mall
Government Stages Quick Rail Move In War Time Action
Oct 8 Wassipee government detours along a track near a blockaded point to seize rails for use on the Canadian Pacific line. Workers rush two rails and an engine cross the provisional border by hand to speed forces forward. Canadian Pacific guards the route at great cost while officials rumor their bridge was burned to stir public sympathy. Superintendent Whyte warns gates may rise if company property is taxed and losses must be recouped from railway receipts.
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Wassipee
Canadian Pacific
Weir
Whyte
Political turmoil and slander in early campaigns
Secretary Bayard condemns slander as destructive to US relations and politics. The report notes a meeting of railroad employee clubs forming a political organization and claiming 16,000 votes. Separate items mention a shooting incident in Denver and Indiana campaign stumping by Maj. Ward predicting a Republican edge. President Cleveland reportedly considering retaliation acts against Canada.
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Club
Harrison
Murwaroks
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A. B. Ward
Grand Forks
Indiana
Washington Rink
Ward
Todiana
Walle Harrison
Silence Over Sackville Mission Sparks U S British Tiff
London and New York dispatches describe a tense exchange after President Cleveland recalled Lord Sackville. Michael Herbert acts as minister in Washington as relations with Britain remain strained over the Alabama question and a flurry of editorial comment warns of hurt pride and potential reprisals.
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London
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Sackville
WRECKED WHALERS PROMPT RELIEF REQUEST FROM ARCTIC
Acting Secretary Thompson received a long telegram from San Francisco about a wrecked dozen whalers near Hearth Island in the Arctic. Nearly 500 men are said to be in the party and exposed to an Arctic winter. The president urged swift navy action and relief efforts, with Thetis ready to assist.
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Thompson
San Francisco
Senate
Commodore Harmony
Wy du Sound
Emery
United States
Thetis
Arctice
Sar Francisco
Large Mowe iron truss bridge collapses near Blairville
A Blairville bridge over the Big Muddy river failed after workers loosened a girder by a fraction of an inch. The 170 foot span collapsed into the river, killing William Thompson and seriously injuring two others. The incident occurred as repairs were underway and high water conditions were present.
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Blairville
Here
Wm. Thompson
Tragic wreck east of Helena claims three passengers
A Northern Pacific freight collision eleven miles east of Helena left three passengers in the caboose injured and a Swede killed. A Chinese cook suffered both legs cut off and other injuries. The incident follows two westbound freights leaving Helena within twenty minutes, with the first derailing on a grade and the second colliding into the caboose. Other items note a local political ticket in McLean county and a sharp drop in northwestern wheat stocks.
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St. Paul
Prouser
Northern Pacific
Helena
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