Marquis of Salisbury Moves to Approve Parnell Commission Report
London, March 21. The Marquis of Salisbury led the House of Lords in asking approval for the Parnell Commission report. Baron Herschell Lord Rosebery and others challenged select findings while defending broad impartiality. Debate touched on forgery charges, governance of Ireland, and the motives behind the commission.
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Boston
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Halifax
Berlin
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Ireland
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Lord Kimberly
Lord Derby
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Sir Henry James
Times
Lord Granville
Naval Corps Preliminary Meeting at Lancers Armory
About 150 applicants gathered at the Lancers Armory on Burlinch Street for preliminary preparations ahead of the naval battalion muster next Tuesday at the State House. Commodore J C Soley spoke on the muster law and officer elections. Four companies formed and rolls re-signed. candidates for company commanders include Dr De Jos, A De Paul, Lt William Wood, and J W Weeks, all Annapolis Naval Academy graduates with regular navy service.
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Burlinch Street
State House
J. C. Soley
de Jos
A. de Paul
William Wood
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Annapolis
Shipping Movement Report From March Events
A dated dispatch lists ships at various ports with origins and destinations. Vessels include Fouar from London Porto Liverpool, Sorrento from Hamburg, Britannic from New York, Lepanto from Baltimore, and Celtic from New York bound to Liverpool, among others in routes through Boston New York Antwerp Antwerp Rouen Rotterdam and Queenstown with multiple March 19 to 21 dates.
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Abolition of hereditary representation debated in Commons
In Parliament Mr Labouchere moved to end hereditary representatives, arguing democracy is now a reality and hereditary peers stand in antagonism to the people. Llewelyn Jones backed a moderate plan to modify the Lords. The motion was rejected 201 to 139. Glaystone and colleagues reviewed the Parnell Commission report and chose not to amend Salisbury's motion.
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Ottawa
Chicago Gas Trust
London
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House of Lords
Glaystone
Lord Salisbury
Labor Conference Moves Swiftly on Holiday Rest Policy
Bertin March 21 The Labor Conference works rapidly with the Sunday committee nearly finished its labors advising only women and youth should rest on church holidays, while men may be exempt. The proposal hints at broad social reform through holiday observance under labor guidance.
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Bertin
Clergy Debate on Child Labor in Workman's Question
The text notes that the children's committee resolved to forbid employing school children except in defined cases. Bishop Kopp asks all priests in his diocese to advise on how the clergy should act regarding the workman's question.
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Rumors and Opinions in Europe on Bismarck Resignation
The Berlin press says the Emperor will not accept minister resignations and that a conference on European disarmament is unlikely. Paris sees Bismarck as central to the empire and warns war could come sooner or later. Madrid notes no surprise at the resignation and doubts immediate war or alliance shifts.
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le XiXe Siecle
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Jules Simon
Maprip
Marquis Vera de Armijo
William II
An Economical Servant The English Clothes Pole Wins Praise
The public has elected the English Clothes Pole as their top clothing caretaker. Its sale is unprecedented, surpassing all rivals by delivering near valet service without wages. It costs little, lasts a lifetime, prevents wrinkles, and ensures night ventilation for garments.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Paine
Canada
Royal Meeting in Berlin Between Prince of Wales and Emperor
Beri March 21 The Prince of Wales arrived in Berlin and was received by Emperor William II Empress Frederick and German princes A guard of honor and English anthem marked the arrival They visited the castle for a banquet with high officials including von Caprivi Moltke and Waldersee The Emperor toasted the Prince and pledged continued alliance while the Prince thanked the Emperor and praised the British regiment in German service
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Count Waldersee
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England
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Queen Victoria
Berlin
Great Britain
Bank Robbers With American Names Arrested in London
Three men named Lacklose, Smith, and Robinson, alleged American crooks, were arraigned at the Guildhall for attempting to steal a bag of 5000 pounds from the City Bank and were remanded for a further hearing. The Rothschilds signed a convention for converting 75 million dollars of the last Russian loan. In Switzerland villagers flee to valleys as avalanches loom. one gendarme was killed in a Koepenik riot with dozens injured and forty arrested. The Brazilian ironclad Pamandare was launched in Rio with Da Fonseca and diplomats present. Mme Pommery, famed for champagne, died leaving a 4 million dollar fortune and Millet’s Gleaners to the Louvre.
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Koepenik
Rio Janeiro
Pamandare
da Fonseca
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Bamiee Fame
Sugar Trust Granted Dividend Amid Court Case
Judge O'Brien in New York Supreme Court permits the Sugar Trust to declare a 24 2 percent dividend on fifty million dollars with the North River Sugar Refining Company’s share deposited pending Court of Appeals decision. The trust will pay the regular 24 2 percent dividend on April 5, the judge noting no real opposition and sufficient profits to justify the payout. The North River holding valued at $595,000, plus past dividends totaling $74,375, will be placed with a trust company.
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Sugar Trust
North River Sugar Refining Company
Court of Appeals
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Pure Air for Every Schoolroom in America
Pure Air in abundance for every schoolroom is urged as essential for health, happiness, and education. The Sherman Vaporizer Company claims one machine costs eight dollars and two serve sixty scholars, with satisfaction guaranteed and circulars available from 45 Hatiby St., Boston, Mass.
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Sherman “Hing’? Vaporizer Company
Hatiby St
Bostou, Mass
Antilottery League Formed in New Orleans
New Orleans on March 21 a group of prominent citizens organized an antilottery league to oppose extending the charter of the Louisiana Lottery Company.
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Louisiana Lottery Company
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