15 Apr 1891
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1891
Page
1
A London led financial dispute surrounds the detention of a Russian warship in the Dardanelles as Parnell and Paris Funds pursue claims. Officials cite maritime law and neutrality concerns while diplomats seek a swift resolution. The case tests international finance and wartime shipping rules amid rising tensions.
The first Western States Commercial Congress opens in Kansas City with delegations from across the West and South. Senator Kelley named temporary chairman and John W. Springer elected temporary secretary. Governor Francis of Missouri welcomes delegates and pushes for free trade, improved waterways, a transcontinental railway, and a larger currency, while letters from officials express mixed views on government intervention.
The Marquis of Salisbury cables to the British Minister at Santiago and Rear Admiral Hotham stating that Chilean nitrate port closures are ultra vires as the blockade is not officially declared. He says UK shipowners will be protected by the admiralty and Britain will not recognize dual duties. He advises British merchants to pay the double duties under protest to avoid trouble.
Charles S Parnell writes from Dublin criticizing McCarthy and allies over delays and refusals to approve the Paris fund relief plan for evicted tenants. He accuses the Council of the Tenants Defense Association of duplicitous action and partisan tactics harming the tenants' cause. The piece includes Libera leadership news from London and a separate Constantinople note about a Russian warship stopped at the Dardanelles and later allowed to pass.
Lord Knutsford announced in the House of Lords that the bill on the Newfoundland modus vivendi will have its second reading on Monday. Delegates from Newfoundland in London may present their views at the bar of the House if they wish.
In Rome on April 14 Signor M Mamuzzi informed the Chamber of Deputies he will ask what satisfaction has been sought or obtained over the lynching of Italians in New Orleans. Signor Luchini will also address the government’s actions in this matter.
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