Memorial to Gladstone Dominates West Europe Dispatches
London reports mild weather contrasts with harsh U.S. conditions as Felix Faure’s death spurs commentary on the Dreyfus affair and Paris papers. Royal plans for Queen Victoria proceed amid anti British demonstrations in Nice and France. News notes include engagements of Earl of Crewe and Lady Margaret, rising political figures, and a storm of gossip on public figures, culture, and society.
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Rivatley-Martin
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Beth
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Mory
Heer
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Hanor
Wale
W. G. Glaryrone
Mattie
Prince of Wales
Mr. Ghulstine
Financial turmoil and theater unrest headline London notices
A Mill Wall Deck company dividend deficit of over 200 000 pounds shocks investors and triggers share price falls amid suspected manipulated accounts. In theater news, Lowenfeld accuses a rival group of inciting a mob against The Coquette while paid claques draw critique, and Drury Lane eyes a June Teatro Della Scala company transfer from Milan.
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Cuban Officials Criticized For Funeral Desertion
Havana editorial La Lucha denounces Cuban secretaries for leaving Gov Brooke and allying with the assembly during Gen Calixto Garcia funeral proceedings. It cites Gen Domingo Mendez Capote's resignation letter, exonerates Brooke, and warns the secretaries showed inexperience and nervousness in national leadership.
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Chon
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la Lucha
Prospector duo feared lost on Atlin trail in Alaska
Seattle February 18 Irita Miller and Lokie McKinnon discoverers of the fanimua Atlin gold mines are reported missing with six others on the Twetu trail to Atlin. A January 30 letter from them described heavy snow and slow progress. No word since severe storms delayed messages. In Paris the presidential contest narrows to Loubet and Meline with Dupuy entering the race amid party maneuvering and press support split on candidates.
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Irita Miller
Lokle McKinnon
Fanimua
Atlin
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Humboldt
Juneau
Kauffman
Taku
Weithng
Seferer Cures With Mountain Mineral Water Says Nurse
Mrs Alice Sanders of Nauty reports using Mountain Mineral Water for four days cured a seferer ailment and enables her to resume nurse duties. She invites calls to 64 Eastore phyry street basement for recommendations.
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Captain Neall Missing From Presidio Canteen Charge
Captain John M. Neall of the U S Army is missing from the Presidio after leaving without leave. A suspected $5000 deficit in his accounts prompted a formal inspection of his books by Gen Charles P Compton Major Edward Field and Post Adjutant Floyd W Harris. He left $1400 in cash behind, and friends fear he may be dead while a thorough search continues.
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Fourth Cavalry
Court of Inquiry maps plan for beef inquiry
The Court of Inquiry in Washington met to outline procedures into the army beef scandal. The full panel convened in secret to map witnesses and the scope from packers to private soldier with visits planned to Chicago Omaha Kansas City and possibly St Louis. General Miles expected to testify first.
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Promising Colt Earns Large Sum for Owners
San Francisco February 18 Fred Foster received 10000 dollars from Burns and Waterhouse for a promising two year old chestnut colt Yellow Tail by Imp Water Orega out of Imp Patoma dam of Miss Rowena. The juvenile has raced three times at Oakland finishing second twice and was narrowly beaten in a Nuke race on a sloppy track.
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