Land question and Irish bill debate in Parliament
In the Irish Land Bill debate Lords push for restrictions on evictions and a courts based relief while seeking to avert dual ownership and end leasehold problems. Government proposes compromise measures including Allotments and transfer reforms, with concerns over local boards and County Government influence amid ongoing tensions between landlords and tenants.
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Ulster
Lud Selborne
Ireland
Lord Salisbury
Lord Cadogan
Parnell
Chamberlain
Commons
Boards of Guardians
Lord Beaconsfield
Lord Halsbury
London
Wmite
Deptford
Special Sunday Edition News Summary
Yesterday's events recap across politics, society, and markets. Papers highlight key speeches, local developments, and notable incidents from yesterday, with brief follow ups and regional context. Readers get a condensed digest of headlines and outcomes in a single Sunday edition.
Prince Ferdinand arrives at Sistova amid cheers and honors
Prince Ferdinand accompanied by Regents and ministers arrives at Sistova and is greeted by crowds on the quay. He is presented with bread and salt by the mayor, addressed by officials, entertained at luncheon, and reviews the garrison before departing for Tirnova.
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Ferdinand
Sistova
Bulgaria
Prince Ferdinand
Tirnova
Suspicious Arrest at Cowes Shocks Isle Hotel Guests
A fashionably dressed woman arrived with a maid at Cowes yesterday afternoon and checked into a hotel. By eight o clock detectives from London arrested her, with a bag said to contain 40 pounds of dynamite, though police offered no reason for the arrest. London CID had no confirmation by last night. A Dover telegram warns of vast swarms of small flies over the town.
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Cowes
London
Criminal Investigation Department
Dover
Fate of Lipski falls to final appeal in murder case
The Home Office declined to intervene in the Lipski murder case at Newgate. Governor and officials said no grounds existed to stay or alter the death sentence for Israel Lipski, condemned for Miriam Angell's murder in Whitechapel, as solicitor John Hayward pressed for clemency and innocence claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Home Office
Israel Lipski
Miriam Angell
Whitechapel
John Hayward
Home Secretary
Hayward
Victoria
Osborne
Joan Hayward
Kingstreet
B.C
Kay
Mrs. Lipski
Miriam
Israel Fineki
J. Hayward
Lipsk
Lipski
Berry
Fires Yesterday Across London and Dover Street Club
Yesterday saw several blazes in London sites including King Street West Hammer smith lead and glass merchant yard packing cases burning after a spark from a locomotive. Lambeth Princes road spirit lamp upset injured lodger Elt Holloway. Drury Lane Russell court fire put out by 3 am. Beaufort club Dover street Piccadilly rooms damaged. cause unknown. In Ashton-under-Lyne solicitor Percy Shaw shot himself aged 34.
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King-street West
Hammersmuith
Princes-road
Lambeth
Holloway
Russell-court
Drury-lane
Beaufort Club
Dover-street
Piccadilly
Midland Railway Dispute Rumbles Toward Settlement
Telegram from Derby reports the Midland strife near end with limited hiring as Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants urges support for a strike fund. Two men, Thomas Ball and George Jackson, faced proceedings amid a broad railway worker turnout promised at a mass meeting in Battersea Park Road.
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Midland Railway
Derby
Midland
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Trades Unionists
United Kingdom
Thomas Ball
George Jackson
Midland Railway Company
Nottingham
Jackson
Sth
Ball
London and South- Western
London, Chatham
Dover
South Eastern
London
Brighton
South-coast
Masons’ Arms
Battersea Park Road
William Ellis
Brighton Company
Fever Spreads in London as Asylums Board Reports
The Metropolitan Asylums board reported a rising fever outbreak in London for the fortnight. Admissions totaled 217 with 16 deaths and 141 discharged. 106 remained under treatment including 630 scarlet fever cases and several enteric and other diseases across Eastern Western North Western and South Eastern hospitals.
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London
Metropolitan Asylums Board
Eastern
North-Western Hospital
Western Hospital
South-Eastern Hospital
Asylums Board
London Medical Officer of Health
Cycling results at Crystal Palace gainsborough meet
Yesterday at Crystal Palace the Gainsborough Cycling Club hosted a large meeting with 70 entries for the One Mile Bicycle, 23 for the One Mile Unicycle. Winners included H R Schmettan and J E Fenton with close finishes in several handicap events.
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Crystal Palace
Gainsborough Cycling Clup
H. R. Schmettan
London
B.C
F. J. Osmond
Norwood
Seratch
A. Attfield
Gainsborough C.C
J. E. Fenton
Gainsborough
C.C
G. T. Langridge
North Road
W. E. Tyler
Hildare B. and .C
W. Taverner
J. LB. Fenton
B. Hale
Leicester
Aylestone Road
J. York
Warstone B.C
Powell
Premier C.C
G. W. Howard
Henlevarde C.C
B. Hinchcliffe
Derby C.C
J. Lee
Twickenham
H. Wilder
Ymn
Maidenhead
Stockton
Ffield
Cintra
Cambuamore
Cambuemore
Sub Rosa
Castor
Cambusmore
Ennant
Dublin Tragedy: Soldier Murders Sister Then Dies
In Dublin on Jervis Street No 49 John Dunn a discharged soldier and his sister Mary Dunn were found in a bloodied room with throats cut. The constable found them and both died at Jervis Street Hospital. Dunn reportedly quarreled over money after sunstroke in India and may have killed his sister and then taken his own life.
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Dublin
Jervis Street
John Dunn
Mary Dunn
Dunn
Jervis Street Hospital
India
Trafalgar Square Demonstration Promises Large Social Democratic Rally
The Social Democratic federation called a mass meeting in Trafalgar square today at four p.m. to protest against the two months imprisonment sentence given to Edward Pole by Middlesex sessions based on Police constable Endacott’s evidence. Also noted is the death of Mr. Horatio Mansfield, deputy stipendiary magistrate in Liverpool after a week of illness from lues.
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Trafalgar-Square
Social Democratic Federation
Edward Pole
Middlesex
Endacott
Horatio Mansfield
Liverpool
Mansfield
Loyal Love and Our Boys at the Vaudeville Theatre
Last night a four act romantic drama Loyal Love by Ross Neil directed by Mrs. Brown Potter opened with fitful praise for Potter and Willard while the plot falters and Juliet like death scenes misfire. Our Boys revival at the Criterion impressed with David James as Perkyn Middlewick and an otherwise fresh cast led by George Giddens Talbot Champneys and Belinda the "slavey" with Rose Saker as Mary Melrose.
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Mr. Willard
Prince
Inez
Juliet
Mrs. Potter
Perkyn Middlewick
James
Talbot Champneys
George Giddens
Thomas Thorne
Oclan
Mr. Giddens
Covent Garden Concerts Use Fairy Lamps In Altered Hall
In Covent Garden Mr Freeman Thomas postpones electric lighting for a Pro Menade season opening crowd. The stage relies on Wenham gas lamps while hundreds of fairy lamps decorate the dress circle. Crowe leads a distinguished instrumental ensemble with Carruthers on violin and singers Madame Valleria Enriquez Piercy Clifford. The program includes Yell overture Masaniello and Crowe’s Gypsies waltz with juvenile chorus, pleasing the audience and prompting encores.
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Covent Garden
Freeman Thomas
Wenham
Gwyliym Crowe
Coldstream
Carruthers
Ernst
Lucia
Madame Valleria
H. J. Edwards
Tara
Madame Enriquez
Henry Piercy
Phyllis
Walter Clifford
F. Lewis Thoms
William Yell
Masaniello
Gwyllym Crowe
Stedman
Crowe
Surrey and Lancashire clash ends in Lancashire victory by 147 runs
Yesterday at The Oval Lancashire won by 147 runs after scoring 121 and 270 while Surrey made 79 and 165. Sage 98 and Mr Eccles 46 were key in the second innings for Lancashire. Surrey's Lohmann led with 15 and 60, Read 2 and 8, Head 33 and 36, Shuter failings in both innings.
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Surrey
Lancashirne
Yorts Hinee
Mippersex
Hudderfield
Middlesex
Yorkshire
A. J. Webbe
Warwickshire
Notts
Birmingham
Natch
Ess&x
Somersetshire
Leyton
Essex
Uc.c
Group
Norrs Castilxr Crus
Lord's
M.C.C
Mr. Greatorex
Rawlin
Notts Castle
Tankerville Chamberlayns
Bristol
Chamberlayne
Prosecution Under Crimes Act in Dublin Case
Five men Reynolds Butler Meagher Reynolds Monaghan were charged on remand under the Crimes Act for throwing water on a bailiff Dunn and hindering him. evidence showed Dunn received 10s to stay proceedings and all prisoners were discharged. first prosecution under the Act. A collision near the Eddystone sank the Norbiton with four crew, one woman, two children drowned. Captain Kelsale survived with rest of crew. A fourth annual Friendly Societies demonstration and Church parade supporting North London Consumption hospital Hampstead will assemble from the York and Albany Regent's Park at two o'clock this Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Reynolds
Butler
Meagher
Monaghan
Dunn
Provins
Sra
Norbiton
Commercial Steamship Company
Kelsale
Cardiff
Rouen
Andrea Vagniano
Eddystone
Norbiton Sani
Mr. Ockelford
John Lewis
Frederick Viney
James Campbell
Councy
Friendly Societies
North London
Hampstead
York and Albany
Regent’s Park
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Teemer
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Riddleberger
Virginia
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Melbourne
Royal Commission
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Prince of Wales
Lord Rosebery
Lord Onslow
Childers
John Rose
Andrew Clarke
Graham Berry
Earl of Rosebery
Charles Tennant
Frederick Leighton
John Gilbert
James D. Linton
Agnew
Jekyll
Gasparini
Victoria Chambers
Westminster
Fate OF Lipski
Jame
Angell
Ous Pennyworth
Mr. Lipski
Sette
Levey
Jesse Rubenstein
Spiera
Ashton-under-Lyne
Percy
Shaw
Bordesley Vale House
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