OConnor on Parnell Gladstone Will Never Betray
In London Thomas OConnor told Liverpool constituents he opposed Parnell on political grounds and defended Gladstone. He blasted nonconformist purists for pressuring Ireland and urged support for McCarthy as the path to home rule within the Liberal party. The meeting voiced confidence in OConnor.
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Retrenchment in the Next Congress Warned by Senator Cockrell
Senator Cockrell of Missouri discusses looming retrenchment limits in the next Congress. He warns Democratic restraint will be strained by the last session's extravagance, forcing choices between repealing laws or funding their execution amid Republican Senate and Presidency opposition.
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City and Suburban Board Meeting Revokes Pole Location
At a board of Aldermen meeting the grant of pole location to the New England Printing Telegraph Company was revoked. An injunction was served on the Aldermen by the company. Also noted are notices of events from city committees, the Governor's Council opposing Police Commissioner Osborne's removal, and other items on pages 4 to 9. Boston women win design prize for World's Fair buildings. Sophia Hayden leads with MIT background.
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Rough Trip of the Caledonian
The Caledonian, arriving from Mediterranean ports, endured a rough voyage after striking a norther on March 11. The wheelhouse was smashed. the helmsman and several Italian immigrants were injured. the second officer was knocked unconscious and bedridden for the remainder. On March 20 an iceberg 80 feet high and 800 feet long appeared at latitude 42 and longitude 49, followed by three smaller bergs the next day.
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Virginians Bury The Hatchet In Party Harmony
Washington reports General Mahone and Hon John M Langston have settled their differences and will work in harmony to promote Republican party interests in Virginia in the near future.
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Washington
General Mahone
John M. Langston
Strathairly Wreck Off Hatteras Claims Nineteen Lives
The British steamer Strathairly bound Santiago de Cuba to Baltimore ran ashore a mile below Chicamacomico Life Saving Station on the North Carolina coast. Of twenty six crew members, nineteen were lost, including all officers except the second mate. the ship will be a total loss. The coast here is a desolate belt of sand and salt sounds where surf men face powerful Hatteras surges and rely heavily on surf boats and life lines for rescue.
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Freight Rates in Nebraska Law May Be Fought
Traffic officials across the West fear the newly passed Nebraska maximum freight rate law will cut local rates by 20 cents and force nationwide reductions. If enforced, Chicago to Nebraska and other routes will be pulled down, harming revenue and possibly triggering a constitutional challenge.
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Western floods threaten Des Moines as bridges wash out
Des Moines Iowa March 26 The Des Moines River rises rapidly with outgoing ice. Bridges above the city are washed out or endangered including Belt Line Railroad and Des Moines Union Railway bridges. Loss to the city and surroundings grows as water continues to rise. Holbrook Arizona March 25 heavy rain raises Little Colorado River and may wash away valuable property. Railroad men guard against washouts, townsfolk reinforce banks as current erodes at ten feet per hour.
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Record of Fires Across Maine and Nearby Areas
Fire reports from Brtgast Me Taunton and South Boston detail a burned railroad freight station with losses estimated from 2000 to 3000 dollars a four tenement house on Wales street damaged by fire to about 500 dollars a minor fire at 23 Swett street linked to Mary Bolton and a barn blaze at 4 East Chester park causing 700 dollars in damage along with stock damage and an alarm from 312 indicating local fire response It summarizes multiple incidents with owners and locations including Henry Sears J W Lavers and John W Lincoln.
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Wales Street
John W. Lincoln
Swett Street
Boston
Mary Bolton
East Chester Park
Henry Sears
J. W. Lavers
Bevelled Insurance Warning From AVING Slant
A terse note warns against trusting family welfare to uncertain insurance. It mentions bad judgment risks and cites a defective insurance guidance defect. The fragment references a State Agent and a dev address, signaling a cautionary public notice about unreliable coverage.
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Tunnel Disaster Blames Railroad for Deaths in Burning Cars
Albany reports the State Railroad Commission holds the New York New Haven Hartford responsible for deaths in the Fourth Avenue tunnel blaze. It cites unsafe electric lighting, ventilation plans, and requires measures to improve signals, sight tests for engineers, speed limits, and better train operation between center and side tunnels. The board assigns direct fault to engineer Owler and fireman Wellington.
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Four Men Die In Shaft Accident At Lyons Rock Salt Mills
Four workers perished in a shaft accident at Lyons Rock Salt Company mills when a bucket traveller loosened and fell about 500 feet to the cage. The victims were Thomas Beach Nelson Van Brocklin Thomas McCandless and Fred A Miller.
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Nelson van Brocklin
Thomas McCandless
Fred A. Miller
Utopia Captain McKeague Found Guilty of Grave Error
The Marine Court ruled Captain McKeague erred by entering Gibraltar Bay anchorage without knowledge of other vessels and by trying to steer the Utopia across the Anson's bows near the new mole. The court, while affirming the grave errors, did not suspend or expel his master’s certificate. He was later discharged from custody in Police Court.
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Arbitration or War Oppose Coercion in Newfoundland Question
London reports Mr. W H Smith states the government will not coerce Newfoundland and seeks arbitration with France as the only alternative to war. He notes treaties bind Britain and urges a settlement by agreed arbitration terms while considering wider rights and future negotiations.
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France and Russia Near Formal Alliance Treaty
Paris reports Baron De Mohrenheim will present Carnot with the Grand Cordon of St Andrew as Russia’s Czar grants the French president the decoration. Berlin circles say a formal Franco Russian treaty of alliance is concluded, after years of cautious entente and a draft approved in 1887. M. de Giers is expected to inform other powers of key terms.
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Britain Accepts Chicago World’s Fair Invitation
The British Government informed Secretary Blaine that Great Britain will participate in the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. A royal commission will aid British merchants in exhibiting goods and advancing British interests. A Berlin conference of German manufacturers urged government action to ensure German representation and benefits at the fair.
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Five or Six New Cardinals Likely Created Soon
The Rome correspondent reports the Pope will create five or six new cardinals in a consistory soon after Easter, as eight seats remain vacant. It notes that three of the five new cardinals will be Italians to balance Italian and foreign representation.
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Queen Victoria greeted by Grasse crowd in royal visit
Queen Victoria arrived in Grasse on March 25, welcomed by the Mayor and prefect with a flowers basket. The town flaunted flags as the 112th Regiment band played the British anthem. Crowds lined the route to the hotel while the queen, appearing well, bowed to spectators. Reports of smallpox rumors were unfounded, traced to anonymous letters to embassies in Paris and London.
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Crofters of Lewis Island March to Orissay Park Forest
News from EprinsurGH dated March 25 reports about 100 crofters from Lewis Island marching toward Orissay Park forest. They oppose eviction by the landowner who plans to convert the forest into a deer park and assert their rights amid a clash with local authorities.
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Crofters Entrench At Orissay Park Forest Siege Feared
Exclusive account describes crofters defending ruined homes and preparing to resist authorities at Orissay Park forest a 96 square mile wooded area. They post sentinels and plan to cultivate land while police mass to drive them out, raising risk of violence though public sympathy grows.
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Rail accidents in Nebraska and Wisconsin claim lives
At Surron Nebraska a Burlington line flyer collided with a stock train at fifty mph in heavy snow. Engineer Roberts of Plattsmouth died. fireman Udell injured while cattle were scattered. Cause blamed on a wrong dispatcher order. In Milwaukee Wisconsin a Northwestern line collision at Centel Junction killed one, injured several, and destroyed a mail car baggage car and three freight cars in a midnight crash.
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Church Supper On The Island Draws 350 In East Boston
Maverick Congregational Church in East Boston hosted its annual supper in the vestries last evening with over 350 attendees. Speeches by prominent citizens and island church clergy highlighted the event as one of the church’s most successful.
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Wife killer sentenced in Superior Court
John Kennedy of Cove Street pleaded guilty to manslaughter after beating his wife who was also intoxicated. Judge Staples sentenced him to seven years in the State's Prison.
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