Decline of nomination to the Reichstag and other notices
A mixed page summary notes Bismarck declining nomination to the Reichstag, a manifesto from Karageorgevich’s faction urging popular action, the Norwegian cabinet resigning after Storthing censure, and calls for aid for Nova Scotia mine disaster victims. Other items include cultural events, sermons, receptions, funerals, and factory dedication notices with multiple pages referenced.
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Bismarck
Reichstag
Karageorgevie
Storthing
Nova Scotia
Parnell’s New Campaign and Dublin to Roscommon Journey
Mr Parnell toured via Roscommon with speeches denouncing Gladstone era policies and urging armed observation on Irish police and land matters. A notable incident occurred when a bystander was saved from a passing train by Parnell and Redmond. crowds greeted him in Roscommon and Strokestown, with addresss from the National League Gaelic Society and boards of guardians.
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Parnell
Messrs
Redmond
Roscommon
Board of Guardians
Town Commissioners
The
National League
Gaelic Society
McCarthy
Ireland
League
Ennis
Hayden
Healy
Cummins
Ottage
Trelann
Mgr. Parnell
Gladstone
Mr. Parnell
Leas
O’kelly
Strokestown
Zetland-Balfour Fund
Walsh
Belmullet Relief Committee
Bellmoullet
County Mayo
Longford
Prisoners in infirmary after long imprisonment
The two men have shown a steady decline since confinement and are now in the infirmary at the prison. Mr. Dillon is described as greatly broken in health, while Mr. O'Brien also suffers considerably though he is fourteen pounds heavier than his last Galway jail stay.
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Dillon
O’brien
Galway
Empress Frederick Faces Troubled Press Attention in Paris
Paris report details Empress Frederick avoiding reporters by using back exits and private carriage relays. She and Princess Margaret travel separately to shake pursuers while German officials note reporters’ persistence. Despite media chase, the visit sparks warmer sentiment toward Germany among locals.
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Paris
Frederick
Germany
Baron de Tucher
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Reid
Lord Lytton
Lytton
Seine
M. Poubelle
Count von Munster
Princess Margaret
Sadler Submits Statement at Coron er's Inquest
Lonvoy February 23 A statement by Sadler the man charged with murdering Carrotty Nell in Whitechapel ten days ago was read at the coroner s inquest today He recounts his movements from leaving the woman in a lodging house to arrest claiming drunken confusion and intending to seek hospital care He denies selling a knife after the murder and a seaman testifies Sadler bought a big blade clasp knife at the Sailors Home the day of the crime
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Lonvoy
Sadler
Carrotty Nell
Whitechapel
South American troubles report questioned by Brazilian minister
London dispatch reports Viscount d Armas denying the alarming Brazilian reports and doubting renewed political troubles. Buenos Aires notes the state of siege suspended during municipal elections and to be restored after voting finishes.
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London
Viscount d’Armos
Brazil
Viscount d’Armas
Buenos Ayres
Manifesto calls for revolution against the Obrenovitch throne
A manifesto issued by Kara georgevic's party urges Belgrade residents to rise and overturn the Obrenovitch dynasty and confront Prince Karageorgevic on the throne. Troops remain confined to barracks awaiting an emergency.
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Karageorgevic
Obrenovitch
Belgrade
Japanese-Sudan Question Stirs Commons Over Tokar
In London Feb. 28 the House of Commons debated the Egyptian army operations around Tokar. Sir James Fergusson said Tokar’s occupation was necessary to prevent Suakim from harassment and disruption of trade. No further advance into the interior would be made.
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London
House of Commons
Morley
Tokar
James Fergusson
Foreign Office
Italic Pope summons Cardinal Gibbons for US church issues
Rome Feb 23 The Italic reports the Pope has summoned Cardinal Gibbons to the Vatican for a conference on church questions in the United States Beverank Feb 23 A cabinet formed with M Paschics as president Djordjevi as foreign minister and Colonel Miletics as war minister London Feb 23 Mr Sinclair asked in the House of Commons if ten shilling notes would be silver payable Goschen replies notes payable in silver and legal tender only for such accounts as for silver coinage Lisson Feb 23 An official decree suppresses all Republican clubs in Portugal Berwin Feb 23 Subscriptions to the new German loan reach ten times its amount Bompay Feb 23 About 4000 Hindoo castes meet to press a law permitting authorities to protect child wives
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Vatican
United States
Beverank
M. Paschics
Mr. Djordjevi
Miletics
London
Sinclair
House of Commons
Goschen
Lisson
Kingdom of
Portugal
Berwin
Bompay
Washington Birthday Observances Across Cities
Washington's birthday sparked widespread celebrations with parades, statue unveilings, and civic events. The 169th anniversary featured half mast to full colors, street processions in Pittsburg and Washington, and varied observances at Smith College and Connecticut and New Haven revolutionary societies.
Connecticut Librarians Form State Association in New Haven
About fifty librarians from across Connecticut met in New Haven at the new library building and organized a state association. Officers elected include President Addison VanName, vice presidents Walter Leonard Frank B Gay Willis K Stetson and Charles D Hine, secretary Caroline M Hewins, assistant secretary Martha Toad Hill, and treasurer William J Hills. A constitution was adopted, and the group will meet next in Hartford on May 30 to hear papers on library matters. by-laws will be reported then. Meetings are planned for February May and October each year.
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New York
George Washington
Republic
Washington
Brooklyn
Court House
Daughters of the Revolution
Sherry’s
Flora Adams Darling
Wilson L. Gill
Sons of the American Revolution
Felix G. de Fontaine
de Fontaine
Lulu Prior
Roger A. Pryor
J. Heron Crosman
Daughters and Sons of Revolution
Florence Labonisse Adams
Richard H. Benson
Edwin Q. Bell
Benson
Edwin M. Stevens
Augustus Sala
Charles Sargent
Lielen Sanborn Sargent
Vanderpool
Fielding Lewis Williams
Ellen May Williams
Irwin-Martin
Hamilton
Livingston
Stockton
Hall
Rush
Greene
Marion
Sumpter
Bland
Adams
Joy
Everett
Way
Zarrian
Duncan
Sergent
Prescott
Marston
Bayard
Holden
Morton
Allen
Calhoun
Wise
Maclay
Morris
Colton
Smith
van Coortjanat
Gardiner
van Wyck
Antwerp
DePeyster
National Committee
Connecticut Sons of the Revolution
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Society
Sons of the Revolution
Warner Hall
The
National Society
Yale University
Republican League
League
Edward J. Phelps
United States
England
Jonathan Trumbull
General Sherman
Henry B. Harrison
Thomas ¥., Bayard
Connecticut Farmers of
Henry C. Robinson
Hartford
Dryden Phelps; "the Legacy of the Revolution,” By the Rev. Dr. W. L. Phillips
W. J. Knapp
DeLoss Love
America
John Addison Porter
Hartford Post
Lynde Harrison
Harrison
Addison VanName
Yale University Library
Walter Leonard
New London
Frank B. Gay
Willis K. Stetson
Charles D. Hine
New Britain
Louise M. Carrington
West Winsted
Caroline M. Hewins
Martha Toad Hill
Stonington
William J. Hills
Bridgeport
Killed by a Rowdy in Burlington NJ Woman Dies
Mrs. Sarah Charles owner of a small candy shop on Earl Street was killed by John Boyce in Burlington New Jersey. Boyce, drunk, demanded candy, assaulted her, dragged her to the street, and beat her unconscious. He was arrested and jailed awaiting the coroner. He has a violent history in Burlington.
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Channing Club
Young’s Hotel
John
Brown
Massachusetts Total Abstineries Society
Baptist Social Union
Congregational Club
Curtis
Tremont House
Francis Y. Peabody
Lowell Institute
Burmeron
N. J
Sarah Charles
Earl Street
John Boyce
Boyce
Charles
Burlington
California
Washington's Birthday Banquet For Rhode Island Democrats
In Providence at Music Hall the Young Men's Democratic Club held a Washington's Birthday banquet with 275 attendees. Guests included Congressman Benton McMillan and Luther R. McKinney, Congressman-elect from New Hampshire, plus Governor Davis, Lt Governor Wardwell, Brown University president E B Andrews, and other state and regional leaders. Speaker lineup featured Governor Davis General John W Corcoran, Major D Pond, John E Fitzgerald, Congressman McMillin, General Olney Arnold and Mr McKinney.
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Provence
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Washington
Music Hall
Benton McMillan
Luther R. McKinney
New Hampshire
E. B. Andrews
Brown University
Davis
Lapham
Page
Franklin P. Owen
John W. Corcoran
Massachusetts
Wardwell
D. B. Pond
Woonsocket
John E. Fitzgerald
Boston
Congressman McMillin
Olney Arnold
Mr. McKinney
East Newmarket Capsizes. Mate Dies of Exposure
The schooner East Newmarket of Norfolk capsized near Page's Rock in the York River around 10 last night. The captain, mate, another white man, and a Negro clung to the rigging through the night as the vessel drifted to Sandy Point. The mate died from exposure. survivors and the mate's body were brought to West Point by the steamer Danville.
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Cray Bank
West Point
Newmarket
No War But Higher Prices In Woonsocket
Providence R I Feb 23 A Woonsocket rubber firm denies a price-cutting rubber war and says it will raise Woonsocket goods on March 15. It asserts crude rubber costs from a South American syndicate justify higher prices, regardless of competitors' moves.
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Providence
R. L
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Woonsocket
The Mysterious Death of Brown Professor Bancroft
Providence reports the body of Timothy Whiting Bancroft, Brown University professor of rhetoric and English literature, found in Dyer's Pond Cranst on. The discovery by John and Leander Ouimette confirms identity. President Andrews of Brown quickly recognizes the features. Police theorize a crisis-induced disappearance led to an accidental death and drowning.
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Columbus
Osage Women In Council
Washington
Frances E. Willard
Congress
Senate
House
Pennsylvania Railway
Providence
R. I
Cleveland
Carlton Club
Haverhill
Lockless Jerry
Kansas
Conaregeman Candler
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Portland
Dyer’s Pond
Cranston
Bancroft
Brown University
R. 1
Baylies R. Chace
Professor Bancroft
Arlington
Olneyville
Chace
John Ouimette
Leander Ouimette
John
Leander
Bigbee
Ouimettes
L. W. Bancroft
John H. Walsh
High Street
Andrews
Timothy Whiting Bancroft
Massachusetts
Waltham
Brown
Carrie Allen
Eb. F. Allen
Boston
Worcester Industrial Exhibition Opens With Electric Displays
The Worcester rink opened the Industrial and Mechanical Exhibition with H. H. Bigelow delivering the address and W. W. Rice presiding. Speakers included Clark Jillson A S Rose W H Bartlett Eben F Thompson and F A Harrington. Letters from Hoar Bates and J H Walker were read. The mayor activated electric motors powering the exhibits at 9 20. Electric car boat on wheels and other electric applications were shown. The rink was lit by incandescent and arc lamps. A large display of merchandise and industrial products was showcased. The exhibition runs until April 1.
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Worcester
H. H. Bigelow
W. W. Rice
Clark Jillson
A. S. Rose
W. H. Bartlett
Eben F. Thompson
F. A. Harrington
George F. Hoar
Theodore C. Bates
J. H. Walker
Rhode Island Yacht Club elects new officers
Provence R L Feb 23 The Rhode Island Yacht Club tonight elected James Lawless commodore F P Sands vice commodore G G Bloomer rear commodore George H Slade president F F P Eddy secretary E J Herrick treasurer Seventy five yachts are connected with the club Massachusetts clubs will be represented at its banquet next week.
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Rhode Island Yacht Club
Provence
R. L
James Lawless
F. P. Sands
G. G. Bloomer
George H. Slade
F. F P. Eddy
E.J. Herrick
Massachusetts
Meteor blaze lights northern sky over Hartworp
A bright meteor was seen in the northern sky at 4:08 a.m. over Hartworp, Connecticut. It spanned about ninety degrees and burst in an enormous blaze of light, likely the most brilliant seen there in many years.
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Hartworp
Conn
Fire Sweeps Multiple Kansas City Buildings in Mo Era
Fire at 708 Main Street in Kansas City, occupied by Wells Fargo Express, spread rapidly aided by a south wind. It reached 706 700 702 704 and 710, damaging various firms including Liebstader Wholesale Millinery and Oppenheimer jewelers. Losses total around 69 000 to 90 000 for several firms with building loss at 50 000. Fire saved substantial stock. insurance largely covering most losses.
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Kansas City
Main Street
Wells Fargo Express Company
Midland Shoe & Clothing Company
Holland Bros
Liebstader Wholesale Millinery Company
L. Oppenheimer & Co., Jewelers
Sloss Millinery Company
B. Liebstader & Co
A. M. Stross & Co
A. Holland & Son
Wolf Bros
H. Oppenheimer & Co
L. Fritz
Crosby, Rose & Walker
Journal
G. P. Bissell
Hartford, Conn
Fritz
M. J. Bray
Dousaveunr
Iowa
East Elkfort
Clayton County
Schrupf
Puberty
Hanover
N. H
T. H. Chubb
Post Mills
United States
Chubb
Altna, Royal
Northern Insurance Company of North America
Vermont Mutual
Penn National of Worcester
People’s of Manchester
Union Mutual
Springfield Fire and Marine
Liverpool
London & Globe
Natier
James Brennan
Morse Street
Providence
R.L
Henry A. Hidden
Clark Jewelry Company
Bropeford
Charles Chapel
Kennebunk
The Wreck of the Elizabeth Circumstantial Account
The clipper Elizabeth wreck near North Head costs nineteen lives, with Captain Colcord dying after refusing to abandon ship. Charles Barclay, first mate, and four others reach shore after fighting heavy seas. thirteen crew launched a lifeboat but were driven away. Survivors include Mrs Colcord and two children, Barclay, Taken, and six seamen. Vessel valued at 75 000 dollars with cargo 125 000 dollars. Captain Henry of the life saving service died.
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San Francisco
Elizabeth
North Head
Henry
Local
Life Saving Service
Colcord
Charles Barclay
Reliance
Barclay
James Taken
The
Kendleton & Co
New York
Princeton's New Enterprise Seeks NYC Law School
A New York report says Princeton plans to establish a law school in New York City, rivaling Columbia and NYU. It notes Professor Theodore W. Dwight may leave Columbia and head Princeton’s new law school, linking Patton and the University of New Jersey efforts in law and medicine.
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Princeton
NEW Enterprise
New York City
New York
Keb
Columbia
University of the
Theodore W. Dwight
Columbia Law School
New Law School
Insure Unto Others AS on WOULD that others would insure unto YOU
NA'k' LL LIFE INS. CO. J. T. PHELPS, State Agt., 159 Dev., Boston.
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Na‘k’ LL Life Ins
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Dev
Boston
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Curiaco
Union League Club
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Canada
Mexico
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