Soudan situation and Kasanga battle telegrams
Telegrams describe renewed activity toward Khartoum and Kasanga. Reports claim Tokar may be reached soon, with Khartoum cautioned. Greek sources recount a battle near Kasungu with heavy casualties among officers Europeans and Prussian sergeant. Hope for riverine relief remains limited amid conflicting dispatches from Korat and Kasungu areas.
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FT Uveid
Kasungu
von Kendorff
Greck
Havi
Veer
Hicke Pasha
Brod
Sargeon Rosenberg
Iead
Hiootz
Jvade
Khartoum
Burrender
Storms and gales hit Edinburgh and fishing fleets
Historic weather notes describe a severe storm in Evburgu with falling barometer and violent wind. Drizzling rain and strong southwest gusts followed, raising fears of renewed tempest. Steam trawlers landed fish at Gran Tun, then faced disrupted operations as weather worsened.
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Edinsburgh
Evburgu
Ly le Ooans
Wallen
Gran Tun
Alter
Uney Ueain
Sos G
Antony
Orday Getty
Britain and Egypt Near Rescue of Financial Crisis
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Britain's relations with Egypt and financial restore efforts. Mentions Rothschild, legal and postal circles, and city street context with unclear conclusions about a settlement or policy actions.
Russian Police Officer Murder Sparks Imperial Alarm
A Russian police officer was found stabbed in a case tied to Nihilist plots. Investigators uncovered secret correspondence and a clandestine plan aimed at poisoning the Imperial authorities, prompting renewed police efforts and a crackdown on suspected terrorists.
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Umiunen
M Sebel
French loan details clarified after February float decision
The report states the new French loan will be issued in February. It notes the plan to float the issue and confirms the estimated amount and basic terms with no further details available.
Weather and shipping wrecks hit Scottish coast and Canada
A storm ravages ports from Oban to Wick with ships damaged and trains delayed. The Hanoverian, Turkestan, and other vessels suffer. railway work is suspended. crews battle debris as immunity to telegraph lines falters. A Mersey wreck claims 29 lives.
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Turkestan
Calemian
Queen's
Clyde
Sppiry Company
Bristol
Sulway
Uban
Chuck
North Pier
Alexandra Place
Rovost
Oban
S. Temes
Scotland Bank
Junn Street
George Street
Victoria Crescent
Bank of Scotland
Great Western Hotel
Mullanails
Mountaineer
Tobermory Harbour
Port-William
Crinan
Destructive Gale Rips Across Ireland and Nearby Coasts
Widespread wreckage from a severe gale hits inland towns and coastal areas. Railways and telegraph lines vanish, trains delayed, and ships driven ashore with fatalities and missing people. The Nokomis sinks off Port Stewart with all souls aboard, and the Clarence perishes with crew lost near Hilpsford.
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Ireland
Dublin
Northern Counties Railway
Londonderry
Killarney
Rosommon
Mallow
Etiarksang Station
Manion
Athlone
Newtownards
Belfast
Bernecker
Swansea
Aurora
Belfast Long
Holywood
Venture
Campbeltown
Scotland
Mer
County Antrim
Adelaide
Kalroot
Thormas
Beaumaris
Silverstream
Thomas
Carrickfergus
Kirkcubben
Foyle
Antrim
Port Stewart
Gillespie
Baltimore
Messrs
B. M.corkell & Co
Clarence
Workington
Rock Ferry
Wreck Off Southport Aboard Nereus In Storm
A storm off Southport drives the Nereus 1065 tons from Mackay Queensland toward Barrow. Captain Worledge and 24 crew plus a pilot are rescued after a days long drift. rockets fired, lifeboats reach the ship, and the crew are landed amid cheering crowds. Three missing women are later found dead near Seaham harbour.
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Southport
Sonthport
Formby
Houiyhead
Ise of Man
Barrow
Colli Sic
Wortedge
Liverpool
Worledge
Southport and Cheshire Lines Railway Company
Ifenost
Wuinter Gardens
Seaham Harbour
Castle-Douglas Conservative Association forms in town hall
A newly formed Castle Douglas and District Conservative Association met at the Town Hall with Provost Hewat presiding. The report for a constitution was adopted, officers appointed, and Colonel Maitland praised the vitality of Conservative aims while critiquing Gladstone era promises.
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Castle-Douglas
Hewat
Tere
Tue Caalmmn
Caionel Maitrase
Kenmure Castle
Constitutional Association
Castle Douglas
Mid Lothian
Mr Gladstone
Ireland
India
Cape
South Africa
Maid Lothian
Shere al
Mad- Lothian
Egypt
Col. Maitland
Languter
Cordon
Stewartry
Wigtown
Dumfries
Maitlan
Maitland
Serra Navigation School Weather Report Jan 29
Jan 29 10 a.m. barometer 29.447 inches, falling. Thermometers 340 dry, 337 minimum. Rainfall 0.04 inches. Wind ESE moderate, clouded with lower motion. PM barometer 29.207 inches, falling. Thermometers 46.3 dry, 44.6 wet. Weather snow and rain showers, overcast. J. Bowax observer.
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Serra Navigation School
M_otrne
J. Bowax
Menzies and other candidates for Paisley burgh seat
The paper reports Robert Stewart Menzies of Hallyburton declares for the Paisley burgh seat as a Liberal opposed to disestablishment and local option. Also noted are K Cochran as an independent liberal candidate, Archibald M Leod as crofters’ candidate, and Conservative selections in North York and Birmingham.
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Robert Stewart Menzies
Hallyburton
Forfarshire
Graham Menzies
Paisley
Menzies
Helms
Clark
Barbour
Liberal Church
K. Cochran
Cochran
Gladstone
Archibald M‘leod
Greenwich Park
London
S.E
Ireland
William C. Worsley
North Yorkshire
York
Guy C. Dawnay
South Devon
Fleming
Devonshire
Carpenter Garmer
Mer Midmay
Birmingham
Tices
Newhall Street
Fred Burnaby
Lord Randolph Churchill
Birmingham Liberals rally behind Bright Muntz and Chamberlain
Messrs Bright Muntz and Chamberlain address Birmingham constituents at a Town Hall meeting chaired by Alderman Cooke. They defend the Government, condemn Tory shifts, praise reform, and urge working people to back Liberal measures and the pending franchise bill.
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Bricgut
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Farhiament
Kirminyghan
Olles
Mr Villiers
Villiers
House of Commons
Williers
Robert Peel
House of Lords
Hisses
Lord Derby
Mr Bright
England
France
Cobden
Joan Russell
Bright
Ireland
Reland
Toney
Lord Salisbury
St Stafford Northcote
Churchill
Mestz
Birmingham
Mr Chamberlain
Cheers
Mae
Staff Rd Northcoe
Hig
Richard Cross
Gibson
Lord Randolph Churchill
Ahbeers
Mr Gladstone
Gladstone
Pcular Riehtas
Liberal Party
Arthur Balfour
Manchester
Mr Balfour
Egypt
Cape
Linaral
W. H. Smith
Dublin
Smith
Liberal
Tores
Fegypt
Seale
Franchine Biing
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Kasagii
Asecan
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Earl of Morley
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London Law Courts
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