Parnell Voices Ministerial Crisis in Brazil and Irish Politics
The report covers Parnell announcing plans to address the Crimes Act in Parliament, asserting leadership of the Nationalists, and the Hartlepool election remarks by Gladstone. It also notes a supposed agreement among Parnell O'Brien Dillon and McCarthy, labor strikes on Hare Island and Skibbereen, and widespread distress in Connemara with looming famine.
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London
Parnell
Justin McCarthy
Thomas Sexton
John Pope Hennessy
Vincent Scully
John
Lonpoy
Hartlepool
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Henry James
Goschen
Duke of Westminster
the Times
Dustin
the Express Today
Messrs
O’brien
Dillon
McCarthy
Cork
Hare Island
Skibbareen
Connemara
Galway
Gasometer explosions in Glasgow and coal mine disaster reported
London reports two Glasgow gasometers exploded last Thursday with two injured. Investigators say dynamite likely caused the blast. Sv Peterssone notes a colliery explosion near Charkey killed forty miners and left others unconscious. Paris adds update on Fecamp seaport news.
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London
City of Glasgow Corporation
Sv. Peterssone
Charkey
Paris
Fecamp
Flooding on the English Channel at Fecamp River Mouth
The town at the mouth of the Fecamp River on the English Channel was inundated and residents were rescued from their homes as floodwaters rose rapidly.
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English Channel
Fecamp
The Knife and the Lymph at Charity Hospital
At Charity Hospital Professor Sonneburg displayed a consumptive patient cut open to inject Koch lymph into a diseased lung. The patient, in an advanced stage, showed rapid progress after the operation, the first case using the knife for such lymph injection.
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Berwig
Charity
Sonneburg
Gertornan
Nis
Net
London bankers back US free coinage plan
At a London conference on the silver issue bankers and other financiers favored the pending US Congress bill for free coinage but urged that the coinage be limited to silver from native mines.
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London
United States
United States Congress
Brave Seamen Rewarded
The Board of Trade recognizes the bravery of Captain Thomas and the crew of the American steamer Pennsylvania who rescued the Falcon's crew in the Atlantic last November. Captain Thomas receives a plate, Officer Crockett a medal, and Seamen Morgan Carlson Jensen and Finnegan silver medals with two pounds each.
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London
Board of Trade
Thomas
Pennsylvania
Falcon
Atlantic
Nomae
Crockett
Morgan, Carlson
Jensén
Finnegan
Collisions in a fog report multiple rail incidents in several towns
In Collis ions in a Fog several northeastern lines report crashes. H. K. Swasey and two other workers suffer injuries as trains collide in fog at Scarboro Beach. Other wrecks occur near Hopewell Junction and Portsmouth with passenger fear and minor injuries.
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Portuam
Portland
Biddleford
Boston & Maine Railroad
Scarboro Beach
H. K. Swasey
C. E. Fisher
Fairfield Turtle
E. Burnham
Maine State Hospital
New York & New England
Dansury
Conn
Plymouth
N. H
Lake Village
Kansas City Banks Run Ends as Depositors Paid
The run on Kansas City Safe Deposit & Savings Bank, housed with American National Bank, ended at 10 am. Since Monday the bank paid out 150000 to depositors and was ready to settle all deposits totaling 900000. Central Bank and Merchants' National Bank will cover claims as the bank sought to maintain solvency despite small profits on its 100000 capital stock.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
American National Bank
Savwes Bank
Central Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Traffic chiefs push to unite major railroads
In Curcaco on January 21, Presidents Perkins of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Hughitt of Northwestern and Gould of Missouri Pacific form a committee to meet with executives of the Chicago & Alton Chicago St Paul & Kansas City and Kansas City Fort Scott & Memphis seeking to induce their join in the Western Traffic Association. The group plans strong pressure on the road officials.
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Curcaco
Perkins
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Hughitt
Northwestern
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, St. Paul
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Western Traffic Association
Hutchinson Retires From Chicago Board of Trade After Heavy Losses
The Chicago Journal reports veteran speculator Hutchinson withdraws from speculation. It is estimated he lost about 19 million dollars over twenty years, dwindling from a 20 million wealth in 1870 to about 1 million now. His family urged retirement to avert further losses.
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Scarboro Beach
Chicago
Kansas City
Moteachusatte
Yom
New York
Birmingham
Conn
Bay State
San Francisco
Ing Kalakaua
Brockton
Ebraska
Wisconsin
Vilas
Congress
Senate
Journal
Hutchinson
Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
The
Crisis in Brazil Prompts Minister Resignations
In Rio the Assembly read the constitution first time and passed a censure of the Provisional government. The Interior and Commerce ministers submitted their resignations, and M. Benjamin Constant died today. Political circles expect a quick ministerial crisis end and a likely agreement.
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Rio Janeiro
Interior
Commerce
M. Benjamin Constant
Minority Rights and Senate Closure Sparks Row
A heated Senate session led by Republicans pushes closure on the force bill amid alleged rule violations by the Vice President. Critics warn the move breaches Senate rules and aims to install electoral methods before March 4 as Senators debate amendments and voting power.
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Washineron
Senate
Congress
Harrison
House of Congress
Aldrich
Stewart
White House
Harris
Tennessee
German
United States
Journal of Thesday
Journal
Légvi P. Morton
Stanford
Waslburn
Ture
House
Assembly of Theates
Stewart and Jones
Nevada
Teller and Walcott
Colorado
California
Ingalls
Kansas
Washburn
Minnesota
Republic
Morton
Hoar
Senate Deliberations Push for Closure Rule Debate
In Wasuinaton on January 22 the Senate debated journal approval and the Democratic minority’s demand to block action unless their terms are met. Leaders argued for changing rules to enable orderly business and discussed the closure rule's status and appeal outcomes as the session continued.
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WasuinaTon
Senate
Aldrich
Stewart
Harris
Sherman
Gorman
Yeas
Rell Callon
Ransom
Journal of
Democrats
Nays
Mr. Jones
Nevada
Cockrell
House
Congress
Hoar
Boston Youth’s Companion
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Cockrell
Mr. Hoar
J. Dawes
Missouri
Frye
Senate adjournment moves amid diary clash and absent votes
The closure resolution is before the Senate as Republicans push to boost attendance. Absentees may return early next week as Senators Squire Pettigrew Pierce Cameron Quay Moody and Ingalls are noted missing or paired. A recess aims to delay journal approval and extend Thursday’s legislative day.
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Senate
Theice
Aldrich
Josure
Épublicans
Squire
Pettigrew
Pierce
Cameron
Quay
Moody
Ingalls
Capitol
Allison
Destructive Western Massachusetts Flood and Dam Break
Widespread flood damage in western Massachusetts as Housatonic and Naugatuck rivers rose dramatically. Bridge and dam failures near Derby and Birmingham caused extensive property loss, with factories, rail lines, and hundreds of homes flooded. Authorities warned of further danger as waters began to recede later that day.
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Housatonic
Naugatuck
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Water Company
Curley
Albert Daggett
Seymour
Shelton
May Schillinger
Sobers May
McBermott
Derby Road
Ansonia
Connecticut
Waterpury
Danpoury
Still River
New York New England Road
Here
Harry Ford
Park River
Bushnell Park
Prett & Whitney Co
Severl
Great Barrington
Railroad Street
Main Street
Sheffield
Palmer
Monson
Springfield
New Londoun Northern Railroad
Boston & Albany Railroad
Union
Palmer Water Company
New London Northern
Boston & Albany
Povenkerpesix
N. Y
Hibernia
Wapping Creek
New England & Western
Pleasant Valley
New York & Massachusetts
Pine Plains
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Wyoming Valley
Scott Street
Canal
Washington Streets
Susquehanna
Tunkhannock
Nanticoke
Mahogany Bureaux and Chiffontires Feature Locked Compartments
The advertisement proclaims a vast display at the world’s largest furniture establishment. It touts locked bonnet closet, cheval glass, toilet table with boxes, writing compartment, medicine chest, jewel drawers, shaving cabinets, and secret drawers. It claims six stores could not supply the assortment.
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General Foreign News
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