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Disraeli Urges Re election amid Constitutional Clash
London January 26 Right Hon Benjamin Disraeli issues address to Bucckinghamshire constituents urging re election to Parliament He denounces the dissolution of Parliament and criticizes the Premier for constitutional violations and costly conflicts He signals support for lower taxes but warns of possible tax rises and opposes agitation against monarchy and the English Church GLADSTONE'S OPPONENT
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Annual meeting of Evangelical Alliance in St Pauls Church
The 1xth annual meeting of the American branch of the Evangelical Alliance met at St Pauls M E Church corner Twenty second Street and Fourth Avenue. W E Dodge elected President with a long list of vice presidents and officers. The constitution name changed to Evangelical Alliance of the United States of America. The sixth annual report covered preparations for the General Conference, funding, and a memorial fund for victims of Ville du Havre. A surplus of about 9379 dollars remained after expenses.
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Death of Dr Livingstone Reported in Africa
Intelligence from London confirms the death of Dr David Livingstone in the interior of Africa from dysentery while traveling from Lake Bembe to Unyanyembe. He was 59 and his embalmed body is being sent to England via Zanzibar after long exploration and missionary work.
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