Rudini on Blaine in Rome Chamber of Deputies
Marquis di Rudini answered questions on Mr Blaine s reply to the United States note about the New Orleans lynchings He demanded assurances that lynchers be punished and indemnity granted but said the US reply claimed federal limits In Rome he awaited the full text and urged a friendly settlement amid European support for Italy s rights
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Rome
Marquis di Rudini
Chamber of Deputies
Blaine
United States
New Orleans
Porter
M Harrison
Louisiana
Harrison
Baron Fava
Marquis Imperiali
di Rudini
Italy
Europe
Associated Press
Marquis
Mr. Blaine
Washington
London
Reuter
Telegram Company
the Tribuna
The
Times
Globe and St. James Gazette
Washinearton
Marquis de Rudini
Prin
Irish Land Bill Debate Moves Amendments in Commons
London April 16 debate on the Irish land bill focused on Morley's amendment requiring county council approval for advances. Parnell backed the principle but opposed delay for local government, while Balforf signaled possible modification. Conservatives cheered as Liberal leadership faced calls to ease the land problem with reasonable amendments.
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London
House of Commons
Morley
Balfour
Parnell
Mr. Moreley
Newfoundland Delegates Barred From Hearing Until Bill Second Reading
London April 16. Government leader says Newfoundland delegates cannot be heard at the bar of the House until after the second reading of the bill on the Newfoundland fisheries modus vivendi with France and Great Britain. Delegates indicate a friendly feeling toward the United States and fear of straining ties with England if their views are not presented.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Customs Department
London
Wm. Henry Smith
House of Commons
Newfoundland
France
Great Britain
United States
England
Collision sinks Glamorgan after Dover harbor crash
The steamer Glamorgan was struck broadside and cut nearly in two after a collision with the P Caland off Cardiff. The Glamorgan was abandoned. thirty passengers including two ladies and several children were rescued as the Caland arrived in Dover with a badly stove bow and her crew aboard.
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Dover
Eng
P. Caland
New York
Amsterdam
Dover Roads
Warne
Glamorgan
Cardiff
Antwerp
Caland
Sacred temple demolished at Benares amid religious unrest
Despatch from Benares reports serious religious disorders sparked by the demolition of a historic temple. Local authorities begin brick removal to clear an area for a new waterworks, angering Hindus and Buddhists across India who had long used the site as a pilgrimage shrine.
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Caucurra
Benares
India
Plenty of Money in Brazil No Fear of Crisis
Rio de Janeiro April 16 The committee of bankers appointed by the Government to probe Brazil finances reports no danger of a commercial or financial crisis in the country. The findings indicate stability and confidence in the current economic situation.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Interesting Child Born to Mary Anderson Navarro in Bournemouth
A despatch from Bournemouth reports Mary Anderson Navarro gave birth to a child at the Metropole Hotel in Westcliffe, Bournemouth, where she has been staying for several weeks. The sex of the child is not stated.
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London
Bournemouth
Mary Anderson-Navarro
Metropole
Westcliffe
Mellin's Food Praised By Newton Father In Citywide Letter
A Newton Kansas man writes that he persuaded his wife to use Mellin's Food and his baby became very healthy and nice. He endorses Meilin's Food as the best they have used or sold, claiming strong satisfaction.
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Mellin
Meilin
J. W.4
Newton
Kans
Spain Yields in Cuba Treaty With Trade Concessions
Washington reports the reciprocity treaty with Spain over Cuba is completed. Foster, in Madrid, argued that Cuba tobacco must bear duties, linking sugar duties to protection. Spain agreed to concede Cuban tobacco and align Cuba more with the United States, under the McKinley tariff framework.
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Washington
Spain
Cuba
John W. Foster
Madrid
Blaine
Queen of the Antalles
Foster
Senate
State Department
United States
Gera Arrives in Baltimore on Maiden Atlantic Voyage
The Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Gera, commanded by Captain Jaeger, completed her first Atlantic voyage, arriving in Baltimore shortly after 5 pm. Built with Siemens Marten steel, the 5500-ton ship shares design with the Weimar, both launched in Scotland, and previously sailed Bremen to Baltimore in thirteen days.
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Batimore
Streran
Gera
Norddeutscher-Lloyd Line
Atlantic
Jaeger
Stutgart
Oldenburg
Weimar
South America
Fairfield Shipbuilding Company
Gowen
Scotland
Siemens-Marten
Phoebe Couzins Seizes Room in Fair Row Standoff
At Curacao April 16 Miss Phoebe Couzins secretary of the Board of Lady Managers of the World’s Fair locked out of her office by order of the Executive Committee. She occupies an adjoining room day and night and plans a mass meeting protest with telegrams from St Louis and a deputation of ladies inviting a preliminary meeting tonight.
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Curcaco
Phoebe Couzins
St. Louis
Washburne Is The Man Mayor Elect Of Chicago
Official canvass of Chicago mayoral election shows Hempstead Washburne Republican winner with a 1304 plurality over incumbent DeWitt Cregier after counting 29 of 34 wards and City Hall unofficial returns for the remaining wards. Some wards list religion figures but little change expected.
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CaicaGo
Hempstead Washburne
DeWitt
Cregier
City printing order tested in Boston Council speech debate
The Boston Common Council debated a contract rule barring firms refusing to pay union scales from city printing and publications. Councilor Norris denounced the Post's layoffs while ex-President Allen urged legality review and cautioned against tying city policy to any single union.
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Common Council
Corporation Counsel
Boston Post
City Council
City of
Boston
Boston Typographical Union
Michael Norris
Ward 18
The
Post
Canada
Montreal
Allen
Ward
Norris
the Post
Oston
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Newport, R. 1
Philadelphia Centennial
Germany
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Paris
Cata Derby &Kilwer
Gauseaust
Suffolk Trust Co
State St
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Ww. A. Clark
Jdr
Pres
W. A. McCrillis
Treas
Leonard & CO
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North St
Union
Sohn P. Lovell Arms CO
Mars
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Jamaica
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Tok
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J H Wainright
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Lewine Machine
Tremont Street
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Mark
Marion Harland
ALL Nest Grocers
Na‘ivl Life NS. CO
J. T Phelps
State Agt
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Phoebe Couzin
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Connelly
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Evansville
Ind
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Greenwich and
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Arboretum
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Broadway
Sam Lee
David M. Hudson
Beach Street
Patrick Fay
Bulvan Bros
Atch’s
Washington St
Old South Church
Rudini
Cipal
Manderson
Hawley
Plumb
Evening Star
Fifteenth
F Streets
Mr. Morley
MR. Foster
Phoebe
Miss Couzins
Washburne
Eate
China
Ivory
Rose du Barri
Richard Briggs & Co
Washington and
School Sts
City Printing
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