Marquis of Salisbury in Glasgow visit detailed
The Marquis of Salisbury spent most of the day at Blythswood House Glasgow and later met Mr Pearce at Elder & Co. Park Terrace. A large crowd greeted him as he toured and planned Conservative meetings at Andrews Hall and a north hall overflow audience. He would depart by special train to Blythswood and return that evening to address party supporters.
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Zalloway
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Ewing
Archibald Campbell Wood
M‘unne
J. A
Somervell
Lorn
Donald Macleod
William Laird
Frederick Wicks
Hain
At Park Terrace
Andrews Hall
Archibald Ill
Association
Earl of Kintore
Lord Elechu
Dalrymple Hay, Bart
M.P
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Amon
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Jaars's Tower
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Daily Review
Wasp Wreck Recovery Reaches Land After Irish Island Loss
Letterkenny correspondent reports the body recovered from the Wasp wreck near Tory Island. the vessel grounded on Tuesday ashore at Inishmore. Heavy seas prevent conveyance to the mainland and hinder further search for survivors. no other bodies or wreckage yet found.
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Appointments fill War Office adjutant and QM roles
The War Office named Colonel G D K and Colonel C W Robinson to fill the vacant Adjutant and Quartermaster General positions respectively, replacing Colonels W F and Harrison who are on special service in Egypt. The Salisbury explosion is treated as a hoax with coarse blast powder found nearby. A Spanish coast inquiry reports the steamship Woodarde wrecked after quarantine delays and fumigation. Associated Chambers of Commerce members tour Bilston steel works and nearby caverns, then visit Castle. A train robbery investigation at Sandbach details a stripped coach and two suspects linked to a first-class car theft.
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Harrison
Egypt
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Sixffordshie Steel Logot Company
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Earl and Countess of
Fetch
Crewe
Hodgkinson
Egypt and the Sudan Doxcota Dispatches Oct 1
Two hundred sixty nine mounted infantry under Major Gough reach Dongola and join boats at Tangoor after a satisfactory voyage with loaded craft. Stores for the Staf fordshire Regiment pass Dal. hospital camp may form between Wady Halfa and Dougola. Suakim reports quiet near Handoub and Berber road talks with Amara and Hallenga sheiks. Cairo jail outbreak recapture updates. Lord Northbrook commends Warder Sherwin for bravery.
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Handoub
Cairo
Sranparp
Telecram
Franco-Chinese War Update Seizure of Keelung Described
The Liberté reports Jules Ferry told ministers the Keelung mine seizure would end hostilities and force peace soon. It says Foochow bombardment was a reprisal and Formosa occupation backed their demands. A Courbet despatch on Keelung's capture is due tonight.
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Lords Northbrook holds meeting with Mudirs and sheikhs in Alexandria
In Alexandria Lord Northbrook chaired a gathering of Mudirs and principal sheikhs to gauge overall sentiment and how Mudirishs operate. The event followed updates from Sir Evelyn Wood about the Ghizen passing the Cataract and discussions with Mr Rowsell on estate management and yields.
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International Tribunals
Cholera Reports Across Italian Cities
Communications from Greon Genoa and Rome detail new cholera cases and deaths within the last day. Data include 49 cases and 19 deaths in Greon, 82 cases and 28 deaths since yesterday, 12 deaths in Genoa, 33 cases and 18 deaths in twelve hours, and a fatal case in Rome.
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Ont, & W. Ord
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Texas
Delaware & Lakawanna
Michigan Central
O and
N.western
New York Stocks Open Weak Then Drift Lower
New York Oct 2 stocks opened weak with a later reaction that failed to sustain gains and prices edged down toward the close as market sentiment remained soft.
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New York
RUMOURED FRANCO GERMAN ALLIANCE DENIED
A Brewin dispatch reports repeated claims of a Franco German alliance are false. The Daily Chronicle cites the National Telegraph and the Figaro as insisting on the alliance, but the article states these statements are erroneous.
German Embassy Mission to Persia Expected at Resht
The German Special Embassy to the Shah is due in Resht on Friday. The Shah’s Court attaches unprecedented importance to the mission and plans high honours for its permanent retention. A guard of four infantry companies, cavalry escort, and a military band will meet the delegation at Kazvin, with Salazar Palace lavishly prepared for the occasion.
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Salazar
Russia and Turkey Dispute War Indemnity Claim
St Peterssors reports the Journal de Petersbourg calls the République Francatee statement that tensions arose between M Nelidoff and the Porte over the war indemnity due by Turkey to Russia a pure invention.
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Journal de Petersbourg
République Francatee
M. de Nelidoff
Porte
Rasesa
Blaine Campaign Tour Reaches Dayton and Cincinnati
Blaine arrived in Dayton Ohio where he reviewed a pro Blaine procession and spoke to large crowds. He visited the Soldiers Home and headed to Cincinnati for events while an Irish American Republican convention forms there. Cameron travels to Cleveland as attention shifts to Ohio politics and a Republican majority is anticipated. Hendricks travels to Louisville for the Southern Exhibition amid rain and strong reception.
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Cincinnati
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Iowa
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Pennsylvania
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Louisville
Kentucky
Berseers Exiled From Brussels to Paris Amid Socialist Protests
National director M Marche left Brussels at midnight for Paris after an expulsion decree was enforced. A farewell lunch at the Grand Hotel preceded a large Socialist procession to the Vaxxa offices and Station de Midi. The crowd sang Marseillaise and Vive la Republique while police divided the cortege.
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Expu Zion
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Marsellerie
Public debt totals 1,425,467,055 dollars
The September decline reached 12,047,039 dollars. The International Meridian Congress opened in Washington with Admiral Rodgers presiding. Actor John M. Cullough exhibited signs of mental weakness during a Chicago performance prompting cancellation of all engagements.
Afghan Frontier Commission to Proceed to Meshed
The British division led by Sir Peter Lumsden and including Major Barrow Mr Stevens Assistant Commissioner Mr Herbert and Nawab Hassan Ali Khan will depart for Meshed tomorrow. They travel with 40 irregular cavalry and a Mehmandar amid warm hospitality from the Shah in Teheran.
Lord Salisbury's Defence and Lib Scot Campaign Reactions
The Times and other papers assess Lord Salisbury's Glasgow address. They praise its vigor and independence for the Lords while challenging the premise of a constant clash with the Commons. Editorials call for restraint, unity, and timely action on Franchise and Redistribution bills amid party debates.
Debate on House of Commons power and constitutional reform
The passage argues against an independent hereditary Upper Chamber that can thwart the elected House. It contends such a structure is foreign to free government, dangerous to constitutional government, and insults the elective system. It warns public opinion will compel both chambers to reform.
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Morning Post
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Conservation
Newcastle Daily Journal
Hia Spoonenta
Franchise Demonstration in Dumfries
A franchise demonstration occurred in Dumfries with a 1 PM march from Dock Park led by trades folk and mounted country ploughmen. At 3:30 PM a mass meeting issued two platform resolutions supporting Gladstone's Franchise Bill and denouncing Lords for blocking it. About 2500 attended, with mottoes and imitations of Gladstone and Salisbury.
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J. C. Lormer
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Criticism Letter Advances to Sir M. Wilson MP
A Yorkshire correspondence items criticize Sir M. Wilson for remarks at Skipton blaming Liberal peers. Letters from Hawke of Wighill Park press for correction of reported speech calling Liberal peers “born idiots” and mock the Radical tone.
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Yorkshire Post
Yorkshire
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Devonshire
Orga of
Ripon
Earl Fitzwilliam
Mowbray
Enlock
Auckland
Derwen Houghton
Maamtrasna Tragedy and Ireland News Roundup
Ireland reports name suspects in the Maamtrasna Joyce family murders including a psymaster, his son, and a third man. motives linked to sheep stealing and Joyce’s alleged gun threats. Other items note Castle Island expulsion of president Kenny, Duke of Cambridge visits Belfast, Limerick police tax debate, and Strabane race grandstand collapse with injuries but no fatalities.
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United Ireland
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Harrington
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John Joyce
Castle Island
Thomas Bateson
Belfast
Submerged Roadway Causes Liverpool Traffic Halt
A section of Church Street Liverpool collapsed under the tram line and traffic stopped. The issue was blamed on a portion of the Mersey Tunnel beneath the site. In Croydon, Rev Charles Frederick Grey faced indecent assault charges involving two Chelsea boys. He was found with them at West Croydon Station and remanded after admitting to kissing them but denying further offenses.
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