Mutiny on St Helena Subdued by Rifle Threats
West India troops stationed on St Helena mutinied on Jan 2 terrorizing residents and injuring many before Marines subdued them with loaded muskets. Authorities planned to keep mutineers under guard awaiting removal by troopship.
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House declines to expunge Filipino and Boer sympathy resolution
In Little Rock on January 30 the Arkansas House voted 40 to 87 against erasing a prior resolution that expressed sympathy for Filipinos and Boers. The discussion included a request to the secretary of war about Puerto Rico’s executive council and dividends to corporations.
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Duke of York Sicks Unable to Attend Queen's Funeral
An official bulletin reports the Duke of York has German measles and cannot attend the queen's funeral though his condition is not serious. The article notes British accession proclamations in Dutch territories and mentions reactions to the phrasing and the political figures involved.
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Mobile and Ohio to be sold to Southern Railway
Reports from New York indicate negotiations to transfer the Mobile and Ohio to the Southern Railway are near completion. The deal would add about 876 miles leased and operated under a system connecting St Louis to Mobile, with a Montgomery branch and links to New Orleans.
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Queen May Not Be Buried At Night In Torch Light
The piece notes that the ceremonial will copy Prince Albert's burial as closely as possible, making the English sovereign the first to be buried not at night and without torch light. Also mentions Tallulah lynching indemnity push and bankruptcy discharge for Dennison Neely.
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