Will Insist on Fusion in Illinois Senate Fight
Three former Illinois representatives vow to force fusion between Republicans and Democrats in the United States senator race. They will block quorum in joint assembly, preventing a majority for either nominee, and will vote to prevent any candidate from winning if both sides back their own picks. They insist the Senate winner must satisfy the F. M. B. A. faction, deeming Palmer Farwell and Oglesby unsuitable.
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Springfield
Taubeneck
General Assembly
United States
Palmer, Farwell
Oglesby
Transatlantic and coastal ships listed with arrivals and origins
A compiled list shows ships arriving at or departing from Atlantic ports with dates in January. Vessels include City of Chester, Etruria, Italia, and others from Liverpool, London, New York, Baltimore, and ports such as Hull and Rotterdam, with origins ranging across Europe and the Americas.
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Boston
Iowa
Liverpool
Peconic
Milanese
London
Bindoo
Hull
Eng
New York
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
City of Chicago
Mareca
Shields
Etruria
Sorrento
Iburgurmeister
Petersen
Hamburg
Norge
Copenhagen
Philadelphia
Bede
Antwerp
Grimm
City of Chester
Newark
Kansas
Maine
Newport News
Kinsale
James Turpie
Port Oval
Leonora
New Orleans
Lassell
Beachy Head
Minnesota
Baltimore
Bordeaux
Parana
Dover
Noordland
Havre
la Bretagné
Elise Marie
Lizard
Monk Seaton
Brow Head
Queensmore
Bremen
Euphrates
Avannah
Bristol
Handel
Ranmoor
Norfolk
Venezia
West Point
Portland
France's new loan draws massive subscriptions in London
Paris reports the national loan success as proof of wealth and power with over 210,000,000 francs subscribed in London. Small investors including peasants and artisans dominate, leaving minimal balance for bourse and banking subscriptions, limiting speculative influence.
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Paris
France
London
Is He Padlewski Maprip Capture Near Gerona
A man believed to be Padlewski, the alleged killer of General Seliverst koff, is captured near Olot, Spain. He first claimed to be Leopold Frances and a traveling salesman, then admitted suspicion. He showed incoherent answers, guarding officers, and attempted to jump out a window. A revolver, twenty two cartridges, torn documents, and a Paris exchange bill were found.
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Padlewski
Paris
Free coinage of silver sparks presidential speculation
Washington January 11 Some Silver Senators maintain the President will sign a free coinage bill if presented He might send a special message to Congress explaining he disapproves yet permits the law through deference to both parties supporters Senator Stanford California cites this scheme The move echoes Governor Hill of New York and Secretary Windom's advised veto perception.
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Congress
Senate
Idaho
Dubois
House
Nathaniel P. Banks
Western Railway
New York
Washington
the Post
Hill
Windom
Stanford
California
Beecher preaches on Mrs Langdon by long distance telephony
Elmira reports Rev. Thomas K. Beecher delivering a sermon at Park Church on Olivia Langdon, mother of Samuel Clemens. Clemens and his wife heard the sermon from Hartford via a 450 mile long distance line, with the receiver on the pulpit hidden in flowers. The line traced through Syracuse, Albany and Springfield to Hartford.
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N. Y
Thomas K. Beecher
Park Church
Olivia Langdon
Samuel L. Clemens
Hartford
Conn
Clemens
Syracuse
Albany
Springfield
Two Steamers Sink Bear in Firth of Forth Collision
The Britannia from Leith collided with the Bear from Grangemouth early today. The Bear sank with fourteen aboard, twelve lost and two rescued by the Britannia. The Britannia took on passengers from the Bear, towed by the Thames, then sank after its tow line broke, all crew except the chief engineer saved.
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Lonpoy
Britannia
Leith
Bear
Grangemouth
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Thames
Parnell's Revelations Loom at Limerick Rally
About 20 000 people gathered in Limerick to hear Charles Stewart Parnell address the crowd. He charged Gladstone with pressuring Irish MPs to depose him, read a March letter to Cecil Rhodes confirming claims, and accused Liberal land policy of betraying peasant aims while warning that Home Rule would be a sham. He hinted at future resignations and said he might retire if the Irish question moves forward.
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Limerick
Parnell
Gladstone
Cecil Rhodes
Cape of Good Hope
Mr. Gladstone
Westminster
Mr. Parnell
Rhodes
O’brien
Hawarden
Vindication Hopes Amid Defiant Speech and Cheers
In a charged moment the speaker urged future vindication beyond public opinion while supporters cheered loudly. He asserted the need for personal vindication beyond the voices of the people, prompting sustained applause and exclamations of hear hear.
Liberals Poised to Settle Irish Question in Britain
London reports Mr. Gladstone wrote to Liberal Hartlepool candidate Furness, praising the Irish parliamentary party for ending Parnell’s leadership and pledging to oppose coercion while pursuing reform. He urges a bill to remove voter obstacles and ensure one vote per citizen, signaling broader Liberal aims ahead of future legislation.
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London
Gladstone
Furness
Hartlepool
Thomas Richardson
Irish Parliamentary Party
Parnell
Ireland
Great Britain
Federation
Tewiatory
OBrien and Dillon deny NY despatch conflict
William OBrien rejects a New York cable despatch claiming a dispute with Mr Dillon. He says they have acted in concert and will continue. He notes his interview with MCarthy and Sexton strengthened hope for a satisfactory conclusion and plans a conference with Dillon at Havre.
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O’brien
Mr. Dillon
Havre
Irish Archbishop defies Parnell on retirement terms
Archbishop Michael Logue of Armagh stated the Irish bishops and priests would not compromise on Parnell's retirement until his marriage to Mrs. O'Shea. He challenged Parnell and his supporters to continue the agitation against the clergy after returning from Rome.
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Michael Logue
Armagh
All Ireland
Rome
Ireland
Parnell
O’shea
London News Dismisses Parnell Letter Proof
The London News asserts Parnell’s claim about the Limrick letter to Cecil Rhodes is incorrect as the letter dates from 1888 and offers no proof. It adds O Brien has aided Parnell with cautious aims and may avoid arrest, while Parnell’s concluding offer is seen as reopening negotiations long closed.
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London
Healy and Parnellites clash at Nenagh reception
Messrs Timothy Healy Arthur O Connell and Kenny faced a mixed reception in Nenagh Tipperary. Parnellites jeered Healy and his party with some reports he was struck by a stick though only lightly hurt. Healy claimed Parnellism sought to shift the focus from principal demands while criticising Par nells stance on Gladstone and Chamberlain. The gathering remained unsettled as tensions rose.
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Dustin
Timothy Healy
Arthur O’conny
Kenny
Nenagh
Tipperary
Healy
Parnell
Chamberlain
Limerick
Gladstone
Ireland
Parnellites
Boy Dies After Touching Electric Wire in Lynchburg
Jerry Sullivan, thirteen, grabbed a guy wire attached to an electric light pole in Lynchburg Va on January 11 and was killed by an immediate shock. The incident underscores the danger of contact with power infrastructure and the need for caution around utility assets.
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Lynchburg
Jerry Sullivan
Morris Chair and Sofa Show Luxurious Adjustable Comfort
Describes Morris Chair with back and Morris Sofa offering six successive adjustments for sewing reading conversation smoking reclining and bed substitute. Notes foot rest elevation enhances comfort and praises furniture in mahogany oak leather corduroy cretonne with brass or black wrought iron trimmings.
Stanford Looms as 1892 Presidential Candidate Puzzle
Washington reports that Senator Leland Stanford of California is discussed by Farmers Alliance leaders as a potential 1892 presidential candidate. His mortgage loan bill and alliance support could force Republicans to unite with him or risk splitting votes that would favor Democrats.
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Washington
Sreeran
Leland Stanford
California
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Stanford
Senate
Stafford
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Cleveland
H Algo
House of Representative
House
Inventory shows Wallace assignees bond approved in Clearfield
An inventory filed in Clearfield Pennsylvania on January 11 reports the bond of ex Senator Wallace assignees approved for 1 655 000. The inventory totals 990 000 with liens and pledged assets about 655 000 leaving 335 000 free assets. Personal debts of Mr Wallace are about 400 000 including secured and unsecured.
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Clearfield
Penn
Wallace
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