Salisbury on Home Rule in Cambridge address
Lord Salisbury said Home Rule is not won or dead and warned a long fight remains. He cited Gladstone and Parnell, urged caution, and argued Irish reform needs railways emigration and peasant proprietary policy over risky experimental Legislation. He claimed Irish discontent stems from climate and sparse resources.
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Louvom
Lord Salisbury
Cambridge
Gladstone
Parnell
Mr. Parnell
Hawarden
Inerica
Croke
Walsh
Ulster
Ireland
England
Furness Elected in Hartlepool Victory for Gladstonian
A Hartlepool by election to succeed the late Thomas Richardson yielded a Gladstonian victory for Mr Furness. The vote sealed his placement in Parliament as the successor to the deceased representative, marking a political shift in the constituency.
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Mr. Furness
Hartlepool
High-Class Tailoring Offers Special January Prices
Special prices during January and February invite gentlemen to buy fine imported fabrics made up in the best manner. The sale is cash only and ends before stock taking. Frank D. Somers at 5 Park St. advertises.
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Frank D. Somers
Park St
Explosion and election results across several regions
In Eastern Russia a fire damp explosion at a Jasino wata colliery near Charkov claims over 100 miners. Separate political notes report Unionist Mr Gray winning 4603 votes over 4305 for rival. Liberal-Unionist Richardson with 3481. Home Ruler Hawkes tallying as part of a broader electoral roundup. In Paris discussions, Irish leaders Dillon and O'Brien, plus possible Parnell, plan to meet Irish MPs at Boulogne-sur-Mer to discuss future talks.
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Mr. Gray
Mr. Richardson
Mervin L. Hawkes
London
Jasinowata
Charkov
European
Russia
Paris
William O’brien
John Dillon
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Parnell
Boulogne
Congregationalism Programme for International Council Session
London January 21 delegates from the Congregational International Council set the session programme. Opening July 13 will feature a welcome for delegates led by Dr Power of Bradford. Topics include theological thought, Congregationalism in New England and the US, church state relations, social ethics, land laws, minister training systems, and a federation of English speaking peoples. Noted American delegates include Rev Hassen of Boston, secretary of the American Committee.
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London
Congregational International Council
Power
Bradford
New England
United States
Great Britain
America
England
Hassen
Boston
Abbot Academy Hosts House Warming for Draper Hall
Several hundred friends and alumni visited Abbot Academy for a house warming of the new Draper Hall named after Warren F. Draper who donated 900,000 to the project. The brick four and a half story building on Andover Hill houses dining rooms, studios, music rooms, and student living quarters with Byzantine Romanesque touches and lavish Mason rooms.
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Abbot Academy
Draper
Warren F. Draper
Academy
School Street
Andover Hill
Phillips Academy
J. W. Churchill
Philena McKeon
McKeen
Mason
Mortimer B. Mason
Raper
Phillips Academny
Midnight Senate Clash Over Closure Rule In congressional fight
Washington January 21 Special to the Post The Senate faced a tense mood as the cloture battle over the election bill stalled no progress by adjournment. The Vice President’s clumsy ruling on yielding procedures drew Democratic protests while Republicans admitted error. Senators Eustis West and Hoar condemned or defended positions as force bill tactics and parliamentary disputes dominated the chamber.
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Senate
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Louisiana
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Missouri
Massachusetts
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State
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Aldrich
Peppe
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Daniel
Mr. Eustis
Boston
Anthony Burns
Hoar
Pat Collins
House of Representatives
John Boyle O'Reilly
Washington
Senate Journal of Yesterday
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Sherman
Congressional Record
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Department of the South
Mr. Hoar
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Carlisle
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Youth’s Companion
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Yeas
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Jones
Arkansas
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Concorp
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Manchester Daily Press
Chandler Tooth and Nail
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Iran
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House
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Connecticut
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Conn
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Paige
Read
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Sol Carlos French
New York
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N. Y
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Olympia
Wash
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Carroll
Kansas City
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Kansas
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Holton
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State ‘Alliance
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Indianapolis
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Jefferson City
Senate Clashes Over Election Bill and Journal Corrections
The Senate debated the election bill amid protests over journal corrections and Vice President rulings. Senators from both parties accused the chair of bias as West and others argued that closure ends debate and threatens constitutional liberty. The session stretched with rolling quorums and absentees, ending with CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.
Our Relation With Hawaii Under the New Queen
A Washington January article warns that the death of King Kalakaua could strain U S Hawaii ties. It notes the McKinley bill harms reciprocity, predicts Queen Liliuokalani will oppose foreign influence, and cites missed Pearl Harbor options and a shelved Sherman resolution as signs of Republican policy hurting a once friendly relationship.
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Sandwich Islands
Kalakaua
Lillinokalani
Hawaii
United States
Hawa
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Sherman
Republican Party
Wrangles in States as Hill Wins New York Seat
Across New Hampshire and Connecticut and reaching other states, lawmakers held ballots for U S Senate amid party clashes. D B Hill won in New York while Oliver Platt secured Connecticut, with reforms and caucuses shaping outcomes in multiple state legislatures.
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Hill
New York
Platt
Connecticut
Consolidation Effort Aims at City Street Department
Mayor Matthews pushes a bill to consolidate the Street and Sewer Departments and to redefine sanitation duties, seeking repeal of the Street Commissioners elected by voters and mayoral appointment power. The Law Department drafts the proposal and several legislators pledge support.
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Matthews
Law Department
Steamers Arrived and Sailing Dates From Atlantic Ports
Boston and New York arrivals list ships arriving Jan 21 with routes from Liverpool London Glasgow Rotterdam and Halifax. steamers including Michigan Persia Monarch State of Pennsylvania Lake Ontario Maasdam Gothenburg City Werkendam De Ruyter Lake Winnipeg Bohemia Martello Ripona Taymouth Castle Ulm Oevelgenne and Britannic with departures for London Amsterdam Antwerp and New York.
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New York
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State of Pennsylvania
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Lake Ontario
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Halifax
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Prawle Point
Italy
Werkendam
Amsterdam
Portland
de Ruyter
Deptford
Antwerp
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Lake Winnipeg
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Aull
England
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Ripona A
Condon
Taymouth Castle
Ulm
Oevelgenne
Hamburg
Letine
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Britannic
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