Must the Church Go Speech in French Chamber
Paris Dec 28 The Chamber of Deputies debated the Senate budget amendments. Premier Floquet defended secularizing schools saying the republic seeks to free education from religious influence. Bouvetier assailed the government and Plaquet’s speech drew strong applause. A motion to publish the speech passed 276 to 165. Some credits blocked by the Senate were restored including 2,000,000 francs for pensions. The budget returns to the Senate.
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Swords Broken in the Suakin Fight Detected
Osman Digna offers safe conduct to an English doctor to aid the wounded at Handoub. An inquiry finds broken swords were German made. General Grenfell leads Welsh Regiment and Sudanese on a morning reconnaissance four miles inland. Rebels on camels observed, but fled as Grenfell’s force neared. Wells filled, force returned to Suakin.
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Mr Bright Shows Signs of Lasting Improvement
London reports Mr Bright sat up and chatted cheerily with friends last evening, a sign of a permanent improvement in his condition.
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Cunard Steamer Etruria Signalled Off Brow Head
The Cunard steamer Etruria en route from New York to Liverpool was signalled off Brow Head at 7 p.m. The time of passage was 6 days 4 hours and 15 minutes.
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Change in Russia's Home Policy Hinted After Czar's Journey
London dispatches report an important shift in Russia's domestic policy, prompted by favorable impressions from the Czar's recent journey and the steadfast rejoicings following the Borki disaster escape. The message comes from diplomatic circles and official Russian newspapers.
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Death by Own Action Of A New York Broker
Edward Kane Haight, 39, broker at 83 Cedar Street, shot himself at his home 444 West Fifty-seventh Street. The cause is given as excessive drinking. He died tonight in New York.
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The Smith Will Case Returns Jury Verdict Favoring Plaintiff
In N J on December 28 the jury in the Smith will case favored plaintiff Mrs. Eveline B. Smith of Woodstock Vermont. She seeks dower in the estate of the late Hezekiah B. Smith ex Congress man of this county who died in 1867 leaving a large estate for a school of mechanical arts. Smith married Eveline in 1846 in Boston then deserted her. He later wed Mrs Gilkerson of Lowell. she died in 1885 and relatives of the second wife oppose the claim. Jury deliberated less than an hour.
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Government Plans Double Frontier Rail Lines in Paris
The Figaro reports a decision to arm the eastern frontier with converging rails, funding the project at 210 million francs. The plan aims to deter the enemy and provides hope for a window to complete the defense works along the Hastern Front.
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Czar May Reconcile With Battenberg Prince Likely
Rumors in Vienna and Frankfurt say the Czar, aided by Princess Elizabeth, may become reconciled to Prince Alexander of Battenberg. The report dates from London on December 28.
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The Cardinal's Hat and Polish Bishops Named
Rome correspondent reports a Jan. 21 consistory in which Mgr Macchi Annibale and the archbishop of Catania will receive the cardinal's hat. Three Polish bishops will also receive the biretta, following negotiations by Russian envoy M Isvatcki.
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Vesuvius Speed Tests With Mixed Weather Conditions
The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, leaving Cramp's yard for speed trials in Delaware Bay, logged two miles in 5 minutes 54 seconds, beating the 20 knot benchmark by three seconds amid gale winds and shoal water. A second run was 6 minutes 21 seconds, 24 seconds over, and later 6 minutes 18 seconds before an air pump lever broke. Trials pause with plans to retest next week after repairs, with 4280 horsepower and 278 RPM screws noted. The Navy board, including Lieutenants Cowles Schreeder Fiske and Captain Zalinski, observed.
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Josefa case against Spain over Porto Rico starch fine
The United States Department of State reports the brig Josefa case against Spain over a missing twenty boxes of corn starch in Porto Rico. A 4000 fine was imposed under Spanish law for an unaccounted shipment, with officials noting potential smuggling theories and delays until clearer evidence emerges.
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Senator Teller Talks with the President in Indianapolis
Senator Henry M. Teller of Colorado met the President-elect in Indianapolis. Discussions centered on a tariff bill likely to pass by Jan 22 or 23, with no expectation of an extra session. Teller speculated on Cabinet prospects, Blaine’s possible role, and a potential Western cabinet selection.
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New York Port Commerce Surpasses All Years Since 1881
Secretary George Wilson's coming report shows the port of New York for the year ending June 30, 1588 surpassing every year since 1881 in foreign commerce. The data compare imports and exports with all other U S ports, detailing values for domestic trade and the excess of imports over exports. It also outlines the carrying trade shares by American vessels, foreign ships, and land transportation across all ports.
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Tariff Reform Rally Draws 250 at Boston Vendome
A Massachusetts Tariff Reform League meeting in Boston drew about 250 participants including Mayor Russell, Secretary Fairchild, Congressman Fitch of New York, and W. L. Putnam of Maine. The event stressed revision of tariff laws amid broad discussion on best reform strategies and featured a long guest list of notable figures and officials.
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Maritime Ship Arrivals and Departures Across Global Routes
A dense log lists numerous ships arriving or sailing from ports including Baltimore Salisbury Antwro Colon London off Storatar Palermo Philadelphia Aberdeen Japan China New York Jamaica Nassau Cienfuegos St Kitts Havana Progreso Progreso Newport News and more. Entries include dates from Dec 20 to Dec 28 with vessels such as Roxlugh Castle Trave Alpha Saratoga Crown Prince and Santigo among others.
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