Policy on censorship and Irish constitutional conflict in Parliament
Parliament debate covers government stance on censorship, Attorney-General Webster's confidence, and the round table conference. Notices include motions to disclose officers pledging to oppose Home Rule, and critiques of Irish policy and imprisonments. Mrs Chambrlain attends the Commons with Mr Balfour and Healy in sharp exchanges.
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Lilon
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Russell
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Henry Havelock-Allan
William O’brien
Balfour
Cabinet gossip narrows list for Harrison Cabinet
Washington Feb 28 Cabinet gossip narrows to Blaine Windom Bliss Noble Palmer and Manderson with Bliss or Proctor possible for Navy. Platt Miller out. Cogswell wary. party harmony in New York could win Navy post for a favored candidate. Harrison keeps plans fluid amid factional pressure and calls from New Yorkers.
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Tragic Roxbury Mystery Ends in Double Death
Residents of 253 Highland Street Roxbury recount a deadly sequence in which Elizabeth Coburn 18 reportedly died from a throat or chin wound while Edward Coburn 28 disappeared after a confrontation witnessed by Abby Ellison. Police later found a wounded man on the roof of the Madison Square Hotel Deliberations focus on whether Elizabeth killed herself or Edward shot her and then killed himself. Dr Draper will review the case.
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Frame Factory Opens With Low Prices and Full Service
Having just established a factory for all styles of Frames we offer equalled facilities and short notice work. Prices cut by up to 50 percent below retail with at least one third savings. Opening week inducements include no extra framing charge and a full line of Mezzotypes Engravings Etchings steel engravings photographs easels book racks brackets mirrors cabinet frames and oil paintings at low prices.
Ta-Ka-Kake Cereal Delivers Delicate Griddle Cakes
Ta-Ka-Kake is a new cereal made from sugar corn flour. It cooks in 15 minutes and yields griddle cakes, gems, and rolls that are said to be more delicate and delicious than wheat flour or corn meal products. Ask your grocer for a package.
Pauncefote Appointment as British Minister to Washington Confirmed
The report of Sir Julian Pauncefote becoming British minister to the United States is semi official and confirmed. The Press Association says it has authority to announce the fact and provides a sketch of his career.
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Washington
London
Julian Pauncefote
United States
French Patriots Protest France Russia Ties Over Sagallo Incident
Paris February 28 The Patriotic League with 240000 members protests France’s handling of the Atchinoff expedition and donates 1000 francs for Sagallo Cossack families. Deroulede Laguerge and Richard face charges for signing the manifesto. Parliament debates the incident with ministers declining immediate discussion and expressing sympathy with Russia.
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Committee of the Patriotic League
France
Atchinoff
Russia
Sagallo
M. Deroulede
Laguerge
Richard
M. Spuller
Crispi Resigns as Italian Prime Minister
Rome February 28 Prime Minister Crispi resigns after a cabinet council to avoid a hostile vote on extra taxation. The move aims to ease forming a new cabinet. It is expected King Humbert will invite Crispi to re form the ministry with some current members kept.
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Crispi
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Crispi
Humbert
Banquet proposed for Parnell in London amid lobbying
London reports a Radical plan to honor Charles Stewart Parnell with a banquet. Lord Granville or Lord Rosebery may preside as Sir Charles Russell aims to push for an interim parliamentary report on forged letters. Ottawa and Montreal messages praise Parnell's apparent victory and exposure of the Times plot.
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Times
Charles Russell
House of Commons
Parnell
Lord Granville
Lord Rosebery
Ottawa
Sprctax
Jonathan Costigan
Inland Revenue
Jonathan S. D. Thompson
Frank Smith
Charles S. Parnell
M.P
Mr. Parnell
Montreal
Irish National League
Charles Stewart Parnell
J. Cloran
Prest
Von Tisza Hissed in Hungarian Diet Army Debate
In Pesta on February 28 the Hungarian Diet resumed debate on the army bill amid a stormy scene. Prime Minister Von Tisza faced loud hisses and groans from the opposition as he tried to answer, with order briefly restored before the session adjourned amid uproar.
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Pesta
von Tisza
Herr von Tisza
Hardware Merchant Lallemand Disappears from Montreau
J F A Lallemand a wholesale and retail hardware merchant vanished from Montreau after closing his Notre Dame street store. Creditors report $9900 with the Montreal Rolling Mill Company and $177 with McClarry Manufacturing. An attachment to his stock showed most stock removed and properties moved or mortgaged. Suspected to have fled to Boston with liabilities estimated between $10 000 and $15 000.
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Lallemand
Boston
Democrats Win In West Virginia Congress Seats
Governor Wilson certified John D. Alderson in the third district and James M. Jackson in the fourth district as the elected Democrats to the Fifty-first Congress. He did not count Kanawha County votes amid court proceedings, and corrected Pleasant County returns to read twelve instead of eight hundred two. Republicans vow to contest in the House.
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W. Va
Wilson
John D. Alderson
James M. Jackson
Kanawah
McGinnis
Pleasant County
Dudley Refuses Answers in Libel Suit Over "Blocks of Five"
In Washington on February 23 Judge James refused to quash the subpoena for Colonel W. W. Dudley to testify for the defense in his libel suit against the New York Evening Post. Dudley, advised by counsel, declined to answer questions about the "blocks of five" letter before Examiner Hackett.
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Massachusetts
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Washington
James
District Court Today
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New York Evening Post
Hackett
Corn Palace Train Leaves Sioux City In Decorated Voyage
A large crowd watched the corn palace train depart Sioux City Iowa for Washington yesterday. The entire surface of the cars is covered with corn decorations, leaving only windows and doors visible. The trip is planned to take ten days.
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Sioux City
Washington
Cabinet setup seen complete except for one post
An Associated Press report notes that in some circles the incoming administration’s cabinet is considered complete with one vacant post remaining, suggesting no further changes will be made.
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Associated Press
Governor Thompson Faces Senate Vote For Civil Service Post
Washington February 28. A motion may be made to discharge the civil service committee and refer Governor Thompson for direct Senate confirmation. Democrats largely back him. a few Republican votes could suffice for a majority.
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Senate
Committee On Civil Service
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Voorhees and Turpie
Indiana
Edgerton
Harrison
Lyman
J. Hendrix
McLane
Republicans Who Had Mr. Thompson
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Chamberlain
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Hugh Thompson
Clapp
Journal
Boston
British Columbia defences debated in Senate plea for forts
Senator McInnes urged rapid completion of forts and defences for British Columbia amid fears of a Russian raid. Ottawa reported surveys for eastern and western positions nearing completion as talks on armaments with Britain continue. Esquimalt naval yard is to receive fortifications for the North Pacific squadron.
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British Columbia
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Pacific Coast
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Esquimault
North Pacific
American Export Trading petition seeks broader markets
Washington notes petition from the American Export and Trading Company of New York urging expansion of U S trade with Mexico Central and South America the West Indies and Brazil. It cites steamship links tariff treaties simplified regulations consular service banking bonds and liberal credits as keys to new markets and includes signatures of seventy prominent merchants.
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A. B. Cleveland Company
Senate
Thompson
American Export and Trading Company
White Caps
Fall River
Washington
Evarts
American and Export Trading Company of
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South American Commission
United States
Central and
South America
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L. N. Megargee
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
Washington report at 8 p.m. February 28 forecasts twenty four hours of fair skies in New England and eastern New York with nearly stationary temperatures and variable winds.
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New England
New York
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