Socialist Congress in Halle Adopts Moderation in Strategy
Oct 14 Halle reports a Socialist Congress speech by Herr Singer condemning extra parliamentary aims and a general resolution to pursue reforms through Parliament. The body plans a committee to resolve disputes among leaders, excludes Berlin delegates, and backs Reichstag deputies in labor reform while preserving coalition rights and the right to meet.
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Herr Werner
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Herr Leibknecht
Germany
Magellan Sinks After Night Collision With St Mary
Boston ship Magellan on voyage from Boston to Valparaiso before Aug. 6 collided with the American vessel St. Mary near Falkland Islands. The crew of Magellan is presumed lost. Ship and cargo insured in full. measurements note 1078 gross tons, 178 feet long, 34 feet beam, 22 feet deep.
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Italian drapery window with laces and plush material
The notice advertises a new Italian drapery window with plush fabric, cream satin lining, two rich pendants, Point Duchess laces with silk ties, and an ivory white enamelled pole with polished gold trimmings. Priced at 15 dollars, it emphasizes quiet rich beauty and broad appeal.
Officials and officers listed for pageant election roster
Frederick C Bowd Charles Rackema JaM S Rackema R Cagnet Grenville H Noke Francis Roggat Copan Moses Williams Henry Bragg Heman Chaplin Joseph Fay Jr Avex Wadwsorth Henry Easurer Vice-Treasurer W Balch Uriel Crocker George Fisnes William Williamson Puuseas 33 Smith J Morris Meredith Rupert S Minot Edes Manager
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Charles S. Rackema
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Henry W. Bragg
Heman W. Chaplin
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PuixseEas
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Rupert S. Minot
Edes
Forecast for New England and Mid Atlantic States Oct 14
Eastern New York will have fair weather in the south and rain in the north with cooler temperatures and westerly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect rain followed by fair conditions, with stationary temperatures and westerly winds. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont face rain and variable winds with no temperature change. Mean daily temperature 46.0 degrees, max 53.6, min 44.1, total precipitation 0.08 inch.
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Congress of Collectivists Opens at Cavais
The fourth Socialist congress of collectivists met at Cavais on October 14 to discuss corporative organization with about three thousand attendees. A public evening session featured Socialist Delegate Councillor-General of Pas de Calais, Dr. Aveling of Nottingham, and Calais Councillor Salambier. Deputy Lachize praised lace workers for resisting masters offers. The committee unanimously backed an eight hour demonstration on May Day in 1891.
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Socialists in Holland Debate Tindal Manifesto
In Amsterdam on October 14 a Socialist meeting discussed Tindal, a former Dutch army officer, and his manifesto on national defences. Tindal urged a regency if the king is not sane and called for an official inquiry into the king’s health. The group condemned royal interests and said the crown had lost prestige.
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German Imperial Bank Hikes Discount Rate on Berlin Plan
Berlin dispatch reports a central committee majority opposing a 5 percent discount rate, but the president convened a directors’ meeting and three delegates, securing a small majority to raise the rate. The move is expected to push the Bank of England’s discount rate up by one percent, with the Standard predicting possible credit strain across Europe and suggesting Germany seek gold elsewhere than London.
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French government proposes maximum tariff and minimum import duty
Paris October 14 The French government will submit to the Senate and Chamber a bill creating a maximum tariff on goods from countries with unfavorable French tariffs and a minimum tariff on imports from nations with favorable tariffs. The measure allows provisional minimums but requires approval by both chambers for permanent adoption.
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France
International securities bank to be established in Paris
An international securities bank will be set up in Paris next month by a syndicate including the Vienna Laander Bank the Ottoman Bank and several French banks. The concern will have capital of 16000000 with twenty percent paid up and its main business will be the issue of bonds backed by government securities.
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Paris
Vienna Laander Bank
Ottoman Bank
Field Failure in London Bankers James H. Field Co
London creditors win bankruptcy court order stopping payment on a £7000 draft drawn against funds deposited with an American firm by James H Field & Co the London bankers who recently failed. The stop applies to the amount after the firm’s collapse.
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London
James H. Field & Co
Paris News Supposed Tariff Move Sparks Champagne Seizure
Le Soir reports that in Paris on October 14 a tariff maneuver to block McKinley duties led to the seizure of 250000 champagne bottles valued at 400000 dollars, reflecting tension over trade policy and royalty controls.
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M’kinley
Paris
le Soir
Egyptian Cotton Receipts Rise in Cairo to 640000 Cantars
Cairo October 14 receipts of cotton to date total 640000 cantars, compared with 385000 cantars on the same date last year.
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Cairo
O Mahony Case Dismissed In Conspiracy Trial
At Lipperary court the Crown prosecutor requested, and the court granted, dismissal of the case against Mr O Mahony due to illness. Defence argued that all defendants were equally affected by the evidence, but the court allowed the Crown to proceed with the remaining defendants including Dillon and O Brien on charges of conspiracy.
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Oceaw
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Healy
Catherine Booth Funeral Demonstration in London
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Booth wife of General Booth and Mother of the Salvation Army took place in London on October 14. The procession moved from Olympia to the army headquarters then to Abney Park Cemetery with fifteen bands and army officers only. General Booth read the burial service as the coffin was lowered while officers from England colonies America the continent and Asia delivered orations.
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London
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America
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Asia
Evictions Ordered for Olphert Estate in Falcarrogh
Dustry October 14 relief officer warned to prepare for two hundred fifty evictions on the Olphert estate in Falcarrogh.
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Falcarrogh
London bishop purges St Pauls with reconsecration service
In St Pauls Cathedral the bishop of London held an unprecedented reconsecration to purge the church of the defilement from a death by own action on September 28. The rite follows ancient tradition that blood shed in a holy place contaminates it until a new consecration restores its sacred character.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Statue of Lessing Unveiled in Thiergarten
Prince Frederick Leopold unveiled a monument to Gotthold Ephraim Lessing in Thiergarten marking his death in 1781. Clergy, opposing his life and writings, refused to participate in the unveiling ceremony.
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Berwin
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Thiergarten
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New Portuguese Ministry Forms Coalition Cabinet
Lisson Oct 14. Members of the new cabinet swore allegiance to the King today and will attend Cortes session tomorrow. The ministry is a coalition, with war interior and marine ministers as Progressists, finance and foreign affairs as Conservatives, and justice and public works as National party members.
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Americanist Congress Opens in Paris With Welcoming Remarks
Paris October 14 The Americanist Congress was formally opened with Professor Quatrefages presiding. He praised American savants for archaeological research and outlined the forthcoming programme. Municipal authorities hosted a reception for delegates at the Hotel de Ville this evening.
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Quatrefages
Hotel de Ville
Dillon O Brien Gossip Heads to Havre for America
Paris reports Dillon and OBrien have left Chateau Grif for Paris and will sail Havre Friday then depart for America Saturday aboard a transatlantic voyage.
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Ticino Reinstates Conservative Government Quietly
Berne reports that Colonel Kuenzli the federal commissioner has quietly reinstated the Conservative government in Ticino and withdrawn the federal cavalry.
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Opening of the Bohemian Diet Demands Focus on Inundation Relief
Pracuy reports the Bohemian Diet opened with the young Czech party insisting relief for flood distress be addressed before debating political compromise. The move signals that the Radical opposition aims to obstruct the proceedings.
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Pracuy
Young
Victory for the Limerick Dock Workers Ends Strike
Dunuin reports the dock laborers in Limerick have ended their strike with a victory for the workers. Local authorities and union officials announced the settlement after talks held in the city on October 14. The outcome includes improved wages and working conditions for dock crews.
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Dunuin
End of the Strike in Greenock
Loxpon October 14 shipyard workers in Greenock have conceded the joiners demands and will return to work, ending the strike.
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Loxpon
Reed and Hiscock Address 3500 in Rochester on Politics
Speaker Reed repeated points from Massachusetts speeches as he addressed about 3500 at the Washington rink. He argued the nation will not accept a return to a century old system and urged voters to back the party upholding majority rule in the coming election. Senator Hiscock discussed tariffs and endorsed the federal election pill.
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House
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House of Representatives
Death of Justice Miller Shocks Supreme Court and Nation
The Supreme Court announces the death of senior associate justice William M. Miller. Court adjourns until Monday. ceremonies set in Washington, with funeral at Keokuk after a special Pennsylvania Rail Car ride. Ex President Cleveland among telegrams conveying condolences.
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Ohio governor calls extra session over Cincinnati corruption
Governor Campbell explains the extra session to address the deplorable public service in Cincinnati and to enable voters to choose board members at the November election. He avoids detailing specific charges, noting a prominent citizen’s claim that Cincinnati has the lowest political morals of any city in the country.
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War Aim Clears Path to Baseball Dispute Compromise
A.G. Spalding, chairman of the baseball arbitration committee, says the almost unanimous impression is that this disastrous baseball war must end and both parties are willing to make all reasonable concessions to bring about a compromise.
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Dr Everett Addresses Campaign in Charlestown Hall
Dr William Everett, Democratic candidate, spoke at Monument Hall Charlestown addressing living issues, the Republican charge, and Reed refutations. A torchlight crowd cheered as Everett argued Democrats deserve honest representation and critiqued the 1888 Republican leadership while defending constitutional ancestry and district residency debates.
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