Terrific tornado devastates Tuscumbia Alabama killings and damage
A severe storm in Tuscumbia Alabama last evening destroyed about one third of homes, killed twelve people and left many injured. Notable victims include Mrs William Winston, wife and two children of Sen B Moore, editor F D Hodgkins and family. Churches and mills were destroyed. a railroad bridge failed and trains halted. Mayor H F Newson appeals for aid from nearby cities as hundreds are destitute. Montevallo also hit with twelve to fifteen houses gone and two deaths.
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Fire at Cronstadt destroys 15 000 homes and stirs aid efforts
Despatches from St. Petersburg report a late October Cronstadt fire that leveled nine blocks near Gostinni Dwor, leaving 15,000 people homeless. Fire spread fear of further incendiaries, with committees forming to aid the distressed as Cronstadt water works loom.
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Irving Hamlet Impresses With Natural Style At Lyceum
London critics recount Mr Henry Irving’s debut as Hamlet at the Lyceum Theatre. The English actor appeared youthful and intellectual, delivering lines with new informal shading. The crowd included writers and actors, among them Charles Reade and Col. Forney, and the performance was praised for its thoughtful, if uneven, interpretation.
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Dense fog grips south England with rail clash injuries
Dense fog shrouds southern England over the weekend causing dangerous travel. Rail accidents reported at Wolverhampton Shrewsbury and elsewhere with sixteen injured in Newport Monmouthshire. Maritime transport halted as steamboats suspend service for two days. Royal baptism names Albert Alexander Alfred Ernest William for the infant son of the Duke of Edinburgh with royal and foreign sponsors including Queen Victoria and the German Emperor.
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Opening of Parliament Speaker King Victor Emanuel Speech
King Victor Emanuel opened the Italian Parliament with a speech on reorganizing the financial system and public safety. He urged zealous reform, promised grants only as necessary, and praised foreign relations while thanking supporters on his accession anniversary. Verdi was made a member of the Italian Senate.
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Count Von Arnim and the Press Scandal in Berlin
Count Von Arnim affair drives Berlin press turmoil with indictments and attempts to sway editorial content. The Berlin Tagesblatt editor reveals a prospective £35,000 bribe offered August 19 for influencing the journal. Frankfurt Gazette and Spener Gazette figures deny involvement as Germany readies a conciliatory reply to Spain.
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Republican successes in the Paris municipal elections
The republicans won all thirty seats in Boulogne while conservatives stayed away from voting. The Paris Moniteur reports the Count de Chambord plans a new manifesto and has summoned French royalists to Frohsdorf for consultation. Rumors of cabinet changes involving De Cumont and Tailhaud circulated but were semi officially denied.
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Exiles of Alphonso Partisans Reported in Madrid
Madrid reports the government exiled two generals and several civilians known as Prince Alphonso partisans. Additional exiles are planned. Telegrams to Isabella on her birthday anniversary were blocked. Censorship remains strict across the Republic. Marshal Serrano to the north next month to speed operations against the Carhats. Spanish painter Fortuny dies.
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Supreme Court Justices Draw Lots For Terms
In Little Rock on November 23 the newly elected Supreme Court members met and drew lots for terms. Chief Justice English received six years while Associate Justices Walker and Harrison were assigned four years each.
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Steamers Arrived At New York Ports In Late November
Steamers arrive in New York with the City of Panama from Aspinwall Callima from Bermuda The Queen from Liverpool Clyde from Galveston Mississippi from New Orleans Columbus from Havana Nevada from New York Illinois from Philadelphia Erin from New York Hohenzollern from New York bound for Bremen Queenstown entries dated Nov 22 23 25 reflect a busy transatlantic and coastal traffic period with multiple vessels arriving and departing in late November.
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