Prince Baudouin Dies After Illness in Brussels
Prince Baudouin nephew of King Leopold and heir to Belgium's throne died at 1:45 a.m. after a bout of influenza and bronchitis. Official reports cite hemorrhage as the cause, but rumors of foul play and mystery circulated as the palace tightened security and flags flew half-mast across Brussels.
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Brussels
Baudouin
Leopold
Belgium
Archduke Rudolph
Prince Baudouin
Henrietta
Count of Flanders
Princess Henriette
Weloceday
Maria
Henriette
Melis
Clementina
Laeken
Royal Belgian Carbineers
Brabant
Europe
Queen Victoria
Prince and Princess of Wales
Chamber of Deputies
Beerraert
Est
Louise
Philip
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Stephanie
Rudolph
Austria
Clementine
Phillippe
Prince Albert Leopold Clement Marie Moeinrad
Prince Albert
Senate Silver Speculation Hearings and Force Bill Debate
The silver pool inquiry extended to Saturday as David Littler testified about his personal silver purchases for himself and for Senator Cameron. He denied soliciting others to buy silver and said Cameron urged him to buy, noting modest profits. Separately in Washington the Senate debate on the force bill continued with Democratic opposition to cloture and hopes to defeat the bill with Republican votes. Senate quorum formed. no immediate vote expected before next week.
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Washington
Silver Pool Investigation Committee
David T. Littler
Illinois
Senator Cameron
Capitol
Littler
Congress
Cameron
Quad
Calcutta Exchange
Sprcrat
Senate
Gorman
Pennsylvania
Quay
Associated Press
Chandler
New Hampshire
Quay and
Squire
Senate Debates Closure Rule Amid Election Bill Clash
The Senate convened at 11 and, after a quorum formed, debates over the closure rule resumed. Senator Cockrell argued against curbing free discussion while Hoar urged limits if four members read opinions to stall the Court’s decision. Gorman warned against overreach and Aldrich sought a 5 pm vote. Gray criticized supporters of the election bill, citing Philadelphia and New York opposition and stressing American tradition of self-government. Continued on second page.
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Senate
Cockrell
Gorman
Morrill
Hoar
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate of the
United States
Mr. Hoar
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Mr. Edmunds
Mr. Cockrell
Mr. Edmund
Frye
Mr Cockrell
Teller
Aldrich
Ipse Dixit
Andrew Jackson
St. Louis
Weatherford
Francis Granger
Washington Post
Lodge Force
Blaine
Gray
Philadelphia
New York
Census bulletin shows Massachusetts 1890 population up 26.57 percent
Census Bureau reports Massachusetts totals from the eleventh census. State population reaches 2,238,948 in 1890, up 455,853 from 1880. County and city tallies list Middlesex Bristol Hampden as top gainers, while Barnstable Nantucket fall. Data cover 47 cities and towns over 8,000 population, aggregating 1,564,931 residents, a 34.68 percent rise in that group.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Bristol
Hampden
Barnstabie
Nantucket
Dukes
Barnstable
Berkshire
Essex
Franklin
Hampshire
Plymouth
Suffolk
Worcester
Hansbrough Wins U S Senate on Seventeenth Ballot
In Bismarck Hansbrough, a former congressman, was elected United States Senator to succeed Pierce on the seventeenth ballot as the Democratic vote gravitated to Hansbrough amid a dispute over patronage. In Springfield eight ballots yielded Palover 101, Oglesby 100, Streeter 3, with 103 needed. Republicans held a joint caucus.
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Bismarck
N. D
Hansbrough
United States
Pierce
Springfield
Ill
Joint Assembly
Palover
Oglesby
Streeter
Late Ship News Ad Arrivals and Cleared Vessels Listed
New York January reports list arrivals and clearances at various ports. Vessels include steamers for London Jeremie and Manila routes, barks bound for Melbourne Hong Kong and Cadiz, and brigades headed to Demerara and Manzanilla along with several ships cleared at Hamburg Valencia Havre Glasgow Rotterdam and Port of Spain.
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Late Ship News
New York
Barks Recovery
Fowey
Carrie L Tyler
Auckland
England
London
Alvena
Jeremie
Ozama
St Marie
H M Whitney
Heston
Barks Ensenade
Melbourne
Obed Laxter
Manila
Fred Littlefield
Penang
Colburga
Hong Kong
Morning Star
Victoria
Jaz
Lsei
Trancesca
Cadiz
Noe
St Lonia du Rhone
Goe Zaldo
Clentengos
Jose de Bueno
St Jago
Ethel V Boynton
Demerara
Brig Harry
Aubrey
Manzanilla
Rhaetin
Kuhlewein
Hamburg
Caracas
Woodrich
Laguayra
Fulda
Ringk
Bremen
Valencia
Miler
Montaznas
la Bourgogne
Laurent
Havre
Gallia
Flynn
Liverpool
Anchoria
Harris
Glasgow
Kaggeveen
Rotterdam
Brooklyn City
Barclay
Kistolng
Arecana
Strickland
Port of Spain
Zenith
Horn
St. Pierre
Canada favors reciprocity with United States says Chapleau
Kingston Ont Jan 28 Hon Mr Chapleau Secretary of State for Canada in a speech last night urged full reciprocity with the United States in natural products. He defended Blaine as a friend of Canada and said Canada will not surrender growing industries to the United States. He emphasized dealing with the US as nations and rejected penalizing England while pursuing free trade with the US.
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Kingston
Ont
Chapleau
Canada
Blaine
United States
Dominion
England
The Irish Struggle and Leadership Crisis
A Dublin meeting of the McCarthyite Irish MPs chaired by Timothy Healy bolstered the view that settlement hinges on Mr Parnell’s retirement. Messages from Boulogne show McCarthy and Sexton seeking an agreement with Dillon and O’Brien. A London House debate touched on the Crimes Act, corrupt practices, and unseating Hartlepool’s Furness. Government aid to Kilograft and Arran Islands relief was announced, with a call for American funds to aid evicted tenants.
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Healy
O’brien
William O’brien
Boulogne
America
Unitea Ireland
Commons
London
House of Commons
Alfred Webb
West Waterford
Notie
Justin McCarthy
Henry H. Haworth
South Salford
Richard Everard Webster
Haworth
Furness
Dupri
Arran Islands
Galway
Burrato
N. Y
James Mooney
The
Land League
Dillon
Harrington
Redmond
Mooney
Joseph E. Kenny
Upper O'Connell Street
Dublin
Ireland
New Ministry Formed in Brazil Amid Cabinet Shifts
Rio Janeiro Jan 22 A new ministry has been formed with the President appointing key posts. Senhor CAVALCANTE is Interior, Senior CuerMont Foreign Affairs, Sephor ARARIPA Finance, Senhor Frora War, Senhor VipaL Marine, Senhor KRAZIL Justice, Senhor Lucena Public Works. Public Instruction and Posts ministries are abolished.
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Rio Janeiro
Contection
Senhor Cavalcante
Interior
Senior CuerMont
Sephor Araripa
Senhor Frora
Senhor Vipal
Senhor Krazil
Senhor Lucena
Insurgents the Masters-Danger of a Re volt of the Military
A Buenos Ayres despatch received in Loxpon on January 23 reports information from Buenos Ayres about insurgent forces and a danger of a military revolt. The communication notes heightened tension and possible movements affecting the region. Strong entities include Buenos Ayres and Loxpon.
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Loxpon
Buenos Ayres
Chile Crisis and Insurgent Blockade Report
Dispatches from Buenos Aires indicate Valparaiso Tarapaca Coquimbo and Pica remain under insurgent control with stores looted for arms and ammunition. Insurgents may reopen Valparaiso to trade if foreign consuls stay neutral. Balmaceda's resignation seen as likely to spark wider revolt. British naval moves protect interests in Chile.
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Chili
Valparaiso
Iquique
Coquimbo
Pica
Tarapaca
Phrongssut Chili
Buenos Ayres
Balmaceda
Lord Salisbury
J. A. Duncan
Barrow-in-Furness
Chile
Panama
Chilian
Behring Sea Question Raised in Parliament
Sir James Fergusson, Political Secretary of the Foreign Office, stated that Behring Sea correspondence and talks follow normal diplomatic channels, not influenced by the U S Supreme Court case. He noted the application came from Canada and was advised by American lawyers.
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London
House of Commons
James Fergusson
Foreign Office
United States Supreme Court
Canada
Reichstag Defeats Motion to Repeal Pork Prohibition
In Berury on January 23 the Reichstag debated a motion to repeal the prohibition on importing American pork. After discussion the vote ended 133 against and 108 in favor, defeating the measure.
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Reichstag
Berury
Parisians Cry for Bread as Anarchist Meeting Is Dispersed
At the Place de l Opera in Paris on January 23 an anarchist meeting erupted with cries of Vive Anarchie We want bread Police moved to break up the crowd after strong resistance and 400 arrests were reported Most detainees were later released Some armed miners were kept in custody
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Paris
Place de l’Opera
Flooding Forces Evacuations As Mohawk Fjords Rise
Ice jams along Mohawk River at Fort Hunter and nearby creeks drive residents from homes. Water pours into flats at Mill Point reaching upper stories. Rondout and Esopus creeks surge, flooding houses stores barns and destroying contents. Eddyville reports alarming rise as hotel ground floor fills, boats used on streets.
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Hirl
N. Y
Mohawk
Fort Hunter
Mill Point
Schoharie Creek
Rondour
Rondout
Walkill
Esopus
Eddyville
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports Include Many Nations
A list of steamers arriving in Boston New York Philadelphia Liverpool Bremen Bremen Bremen Liverpool London London New York Rotterdam Greenock Belfast and other ports with origins in Tlantagee Liverpool Bremen New York London and more dated January 22 23 28 1920s era. Includes Nyassa Germanic Spree City of Berlin St Rona Montana City of Chicago Werkendam Gaskbrook and Welkommen among others.
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Boston
New York
Germanic
Liverpool
Spree
Bremen
City of Berlin
St Ronans
Philadelphia
Montana
London
City of
Cienfeugas
City of Para
Union
Brow Ead
Etruria
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Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Central Alarm Station
Pearl St
Central Wharf
Edwin Sheafe
Benjamin W. Wells
Treas. & Manager
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Midgeley
Kansas Orty, Mo
Kansas City
Mr. Martin
McCarthyite
Council
Brazil
Silver Pool Committee
Force
Lodge
Cooper
Pension Bureau
Newton
Specret
Morgan
Cleveland
Ashington
Candler
Mark
Marion Harland
Boston Almanac
Business Directory
Sampson, Murdock & CO
Franklin Street
Leonard & CO
Turkey
George JS. Parker
B.D. Washburn
Congress St
Geo. H. Lloyd
Bromitiehd St
Province Court
Savage, King & CO
Boylston St
S. R. Niles
Quigg
Hardluck
Ns. CO
Phelps
Dev
Andrew J. Lloyd
Optician
Washington Street
Old South Church
Traqe
Wadiey
the Morning News
Haverhill
Buffalo
Mohawk Valley
North Dakota
Chicago & Erie
House
New England
Butler’s Flats
New Bedford
David T. Little
Walter Potter
Criminal Court
State Board of Education
Boylston Street
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Doherty
Ward 7
Minot J. Savage
Chicago
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Behring Sea Question
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