New Socialist Programme Debated at Gotha Congress
The Socialist Congress debate centers on religion in the party platform with Leibknecht and peers arguing for and against keeping church references. A resolution declares the Gotha 1875 program outdated, authorizing a revised draft to be prepared for the next Congress. The body also endorses strikes and boycotts as essential under current conditions, with cautions on timing and organization.
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Socialist Congress
Halle
Messrs. Dillon and
O’brien
Paris
Mr. Gladstone
Herr Lbiess
Herr Ruedt
Walkenbuhr
Herr Metzmer
Herr Bloss
Herr Livlander
Socialist Party
Herr Ehrhardt
Berlin
Herr Schwarz
Herr Metzner
Fran Steinbach
Herr Leibknecht
Herr Liebknecht
Gotha
Tonch
Herr Singer
Salvation Army
London
H.er Klostof Stuttgart
Congress
Herr Bock
Goha
Reichstag
Dillon and O'Brien Reach Paris Amid Irish Mission
In Paris messrs Dillon and O Brien arrived exhausted after crossing the Channel. They plan a four month American tour to raise funds for Irish tenants and fight landlords, hoping for support from Irish Americans and a future Gladstone victory for liberty. They intend to surrender in England after the trip.
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O’brien
Paris
Tipperary
America
Ireland
Parnell
Gladstone
National League
la Bretagne
England
Gladstone Urges Tories To Pass Home Rule
London October 16 Mr Gladstone appeals to Tory householders urging the party to undertake a Home Rule bill. He argues the Tories can pass it more quickly than Liberals and questions why Ireland should be denied self government. The plan would create a Dublin based central body with local powers, still under Imperial Parliament supremacy.
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MR. Gladstone
London
Ireland
Dublin
Terrible Northwest Gale Grips Lancashire and North Wales
A terrible northwest gale sweeps the coasts of Lancashire and North Wales. Authorities fear numerous wrecks as ships contend with the storm on the October 16 London report.
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Vicina
Lancashire
North Wales
London
North
Wales
British ship W. H. Corsar Strands at Liverpool After Mooring Breaks
The British ship W. H. Corsar under Captain Brown arrived at Liverpool from St. John New Brunswick and broke from her moorings losing anchors. She was later hauled off by tugs. In a separate item from London, Mr Gladstone promises to address Scotland Home Rule in speeches during his Midlothian tour.
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W. H. Corsar
Brown
Liverpool
St. John, N. B
MR. Gladstone
Lownpon
Gladstone
Midlothian
Scotland
Farrar Accepts Chaplaincy of House of Commons
Archdeacon Farrar has accepted the chaplaincy of the House of Commons in London on October 16. His appointment marks a historic step as he assumes duties alongside MPs and staff, guiding daily prayers and spiritual support within the chamber.
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House OF Commons
Londpon
Archdeacon Farrar
Failure of Ticino Conference Ends Without Entente
The Ticino conference opened under M. Ruchonnet to settle party differences in the canton. It failed to create an entente and the Federal Assembly may be convened in extraordinary session to address the situation. In Paris Naquet pledged to push a constitutional revision without General Boulanger, winning a vote of confidence from the meeting.
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Federal Council
Canton of
Ticino
M. Ruchonnet
Federal Assembly
Paris
M. Naquet
Chamber of Deputies
General Boulanger
Emperor Frederick and family interred in new mausoleum
Beruy Oct. 16. The coffins of Emperor Frederick Prince Waldemar and Prince Sigismund were moved from the Friedenskirche at Jotsdam to the new mausoleum constructed at that site.
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Beruy
Frederick
Waldemar
Sigismund
Friedenskirche
Jotsdam
Cuban planters press reciprocity with America and budget relief
Havana reports a meeting of Cuba’s wealthiest planters and notable attendees voting to petition the minister of the colonies for reciprocity with the United States, budget abatement, suspension of Cuban bonds conversion, and revocation of mercantile relations with Spain. The Vienna Times notes Austria and Hungary will not adopt the mark, keeping the florin as unit, with banks likely to raise discount rates.
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Board of Planters
Cuba
America
Spain
Austria
Hungary
Londown
Vienna
the Times
Falling Off Of Russian Grain Exports In 1890s Trade
Opessa Oct 16 The government notes a sharp drop in Russian grain shipments from all ports for the first six months of this year totaling 257,000,009 pood against 810,000,000 in 1889 and 346,000,000 in 1880. Russian economists warn that American, Indian and Egyptian grain is overrunning their market, eroding Europe’s granary status.
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Opessa
Europe
Cape of Good Hope Bank Deficit Report Issued
The liquidator reports a net minimum deficit of 464000 pounds for the Cape of Good Hope Bank after suspension. An assessment of 30 pounds per share will be needed from shareholders to cover losses.
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Cape OF Good Hope Bank
London
Lumber Exports Surge After Duty Removal From Ottawa
About four hundred car loads of lumber have left Ottawa for the American markets since export duties on logs were removed. One Chandiere firm alone filed for 300 cars. The available lumber exceeds two hundred million feet. Dealers say the duty removal will revive business this winter.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Chandiere
New Cuban bonds attract heavy subscriptions in Maprio
The new Cuban 5 percent mortgage bonds totaling 170 million pesetas were subscribed to three times the loan amount. The announcement from Maprio notes strong investor demand and sets the stage for aviation financial developments in Cuba.
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Maprio
Killing of Barrundia prompts $100000 demand against U S
In New York on October 16 Senor R Bengochea husband of the late General Jose Maria Barrundias youngest daughter arrives to press a $100,000 claim against the United States. He plans to hire an international law expert and travel to Washington to urge the State Department to uphold asylum rights and cite the Guatemala US treaty article fourteenth. The family seeks not only redress but a political vindication from President Harrison, risking diplomatic strains between Guatemala and the United States.
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New York
Senor R. Bengochea
Jose Maria Barrundia
United States
Senor Bengochea
Washington
State Department
Guatemala
General Barrundia
Harrison
South Carolina Negroes Vote for Haskell Ticket in State
About seventy five colored Republicans from nineteen counties met in Columbia to debate the race’s status. Led by Prof J W Morris of Allen University the group adopted resolutions opposing a separate State ticket, seeking civil rights and fair governance. They urged voting for the Haskell State ticket for better conditions.
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Coutumbia
D. C
J. W. Morris
Allen University
United States
Haskell
Uncle Sam Must Pay Duty For Imported Articles
Secretary Windom informs cabinet members that items imported for departmental use on and after October 6 are subject to duty unless exempted by the act of October 1, 1890 or under preexisting contracts. Samuel Gompers calls for the AFL annual convention in Detroit on December 8.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Windom
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Dee
Lynn Democrats Rally in Music Hall Endorsing Everett for Congress
The Lynn Democratic rally drew a crowded Music Hall audience with Dr. William Everett of Quincy nominated for the Sixth District. Speakers defended Democratic aims, denounced Republican labels, and discussed congressional obstruction and tariff issues as Everett addressed the crowd with humor about his honorary title and campaign prospects.
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Michigan
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Lynn
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Quincy
Congress
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Harvey N. Collison
Boston
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John D. Dennis
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Robert Leslie
Frank Jones
William Snell
William HW. Mek Kenney
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Nahant
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Willam Norcross
Swampscott
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John Earl
James Coggin
James Lambert
David Knox
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Joseph G. Potts
Lord Harris
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Henry B. Peirce
Wiliam Everett
State House
Reed
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