Rumors Spread of Turkish Cession to France and Other News
Nov 27 dispatches report a Kreuz Zeitung claim that Turkey secretly ceded Cape Sheik Shaib on Busheab Island to France, potentially enabling French fleet use and Red Sea influence. The article also notes German imperial strains, Plymouth naval inquiry verdicts, pardons in Boston, a New York bank collapse, and a Sheldon fire.
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France
India
Turkey
Kreuzeitung
England
Sheik Shaih
Busheab
Red Sea
Eugland
Aden
Gibraltar
Straits of Babel Mandeb
Pritish Watewast
Naval Court of Inquire
Plymouth
Guteber
Mann
Admiralty
Fremantle
Shermen
Beexon
Fiow
Eltl. Fremantle
When the Queen Dies A London Editorial Sparks Sensation
A London dispatch reports the Weekly Times and Echo published a leading piece asking, If the queen dies, how would England revise the civil list and curb royal pomp. The editorial argues for prompt reform regardless of who sits on the throne and predicts broader political effects.
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London
New York
United Kingdom
Queen Victoria
Times
Echo
United States
St. Pauls
Béonard
England
Prince of Wales
Ona
Lilu
Graves Trial Opens In Denver Murder Case
The Denver district court began jury selection to try Dr. Thatcher Graves for the murder of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby. Graves appeared calm as prosecutors questioned jurors. witnesses were expected toDetail how the whisky bottle to Mrs. Normanby was mailed from 9 Heston. The crowd included tailemen and women, with two jurors selected by noon and no peremptory challenges exhausted.
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Denver
Colo
Thatcher Graves
Josephine Barnaby
District Court
Avim
Ale A
Von Caprivi Resigns Rumor Stirs Vienna Berlin
Reports from Berlin and Paris claim Chancellor von Caprivi may resign amid rumors of a rift with the young emperor. Supposed conversations and potential recalls of Bismarck fuel speculation, while officials dispute the accuracy of these sensational accounts.
Bismarck Policy Favored by Kaiser Aide and Chinese Mongol Uprising
A report from London notes Prince Albert of Prussia urged Bismarck to avoid a clash with the Reichstag for political reasons. Meanwhile Shanghai dispatches describe Mongolian tribes near Pekin rising against Chinese governance, defeating troops and threatening a new dynasty amid central authority friction.
Uncertainty Looms Over Chinese Army Loyalty in Manchuria
The outbreak in Mongolia shows no link to the Chinese conspiracies in the core country. Chiefs are said to direct against foreigners and a Taehing-like rebellion is hinted. The army is in better shape, but the government doubts its loyalty. If disaffection spreads among Manchurian troops, the dynasty’s fate would seem grim.
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Paris
Berlin
M. Devers
Pene
France
Germany
Moarch
China
Loxpox
Shanghai
Pekin
Genghis Khan
Board of Foreign Aftairs
Mongolia
Orga
Manchuria
Russia
Figaro prints Paris archbishop fine fund raising
Subscription campaign by the Figaro to cover the archbishop of Ain fines and costs closes in a day. The paper reports 7.2 francs raised with many French nobles among contributors. Honduras News notes Telegram from Tegucigalpa says Bogran’s call for congress to canvass election results was rescinded and Congress ordered to meet in Comayagua. Opposition and Bonilla denounce the move as arbitrary and unconstitutional.
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Pais
Figaro
Ain
Honduras
New York
Herald
Tegucigalpa
Lou Policarpo Bonilla
la Bien Publico
Banker Hugo Loewy Declared Bankrupt In Snencial
Sensation today in Snencial circles as Serr Hugo Loewy a local banker is declared bankrupt. Police seize the bank and the banker’s residence and place him under arrest. Anticipated advances relate to the Hirschfeld Wolf Friedlander and Seminfeldt matter.
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Bextiy
Serr Hugo Loewy
Chaurge
Rumor of Caprivi Resignation Still Unconfirmed
Berlin reports a rumor that Chancellor von Caprivi has resigned or will resign. Vienna Vienna Vienna notes deny the claim as uninvestigated and sensational. Home and Berlin dispatches express disbelief, urging caution before crediting the report.
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Vienna
Berlin
von Caprivi
Investi Ig
Garrel
SCH
Reney
Yale and Princeton Set for Midnight Clash on Saturday
Yale is the favorite as crowds gather in New York for a great college football match against Princeton. Ticket sales reached 45 000 for the game at the enclosure with trains and crowds lining the routes to the stadium. The day is cold and gray with snow clouds overhead as fans anticipate rival tactics and a possible Yale win.
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New York
Ing
Yale
Princeton Collagers
Yales
Princetons
Princeton
Laav
Aeid
Bhiai
Tlariem
Central Park
Pittsburg Blaze Destroys Car Barn and 25 Cars
The Second Avenue Passenger Railway car barn at Glenwood burned at 1 36 this morning in Pittsburg Pa. Twenty five electric cars and all the buildings were totally destroyed. Loss about 93000 with insurance about half.
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Pitteeburg
Second Avenue Passenger Railway Company
Glenwood
International immigration conference opens in Paris
A large attendance gathered at the Hotel des Savants for the second day of the International immigration conference in Paris. Fifteen consuls participated in the discussion on consular intervention in emigration.
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Paris
Os Savantes
Ffteen
Minneapolis Wins Republican National Convention Seat
Washington November 24 1891 After seven ballots Minneapolis wins the republican national convention for June 7 1892 with Cincinnati close behind Northwest triumphs The committee approves Quay Dudley restorations names Hobart Barbour and McBride top the slate and Flynn admitted increasing committee to forty five delegates from cities California Detroit Minneapolis North Dakota Omaha New York and others compete for the convention.
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Washinatox
Minneapolis
National Committee
Cincinnati
Northwest
Quay
Dudley
J. & Clarkson
Iowa
W. G. Barbour
New York
McBride
Barton
Utah
Dennis T. Flynn
Oklahoma
Flynn
Garrett A. Hobart
New Jersey
California
San Francisco
McKenna
M. H. DeYoung
Mark Brewer
Allen
Stockbridge
Detroit
Washburn
Merriam
Johnson
Minorneapolis
Casey and
North Dakota
B. Scott
Manderson
Carey
Wyoming
Fudge Whurston
Omaha
Didtt F Shepard
Hiscock
Hawler
Connecticut
J. Sloat Fassett
Ginner
Dei
Ahinneapolis
Allaneapolis
Republicans Meeting in Washington on Minneapolis Convention Call
The Republican National Committee convened in Washington to discuss the June Minneapolis convention call. A six to seven members approved finishing touches to the report. Members paid respects to deceased Rollins of New Hampshire and Cassius Clay of Kent. The committee met with President Blaine and later visited the State Department.
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Washington, D.C
Republican National Commission
Minneapolis
Rollins
New Hampshire
Ham Cassius Clay
Kent
Spe Bh
Harre
Clarkson
Mittee
State Department
Ci Blaine
Minneasok
Blaine Taent
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Charles Slaison
Heres
Thomas E. Mutlen
C. Vield
Lindley, Weichers & Co
New 1 Broadway
Field, Lindley, Weichers & Co
Chicago
White
Sheldon
Seeppen
W.oa. Bishops
Harmony
Eren
German Empire
Weochenblatt
Arendt
Wochenblatt
Young Witham
von Caprivivi
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Beelix
Bismarck
Prince Albert
Prussia
Naiser
Hismarei
Kaiser
Reichstag
Pittsburg
Flour City
Cyrus W
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