Gladstone under fire over Afghan talks again in London
In London the government faced new Tory scrutiny as Gladstone answered questions on Afghan negotiations with Russia. The debate touched on the Pendjeh incident and the secrecy of papers, with Churchill and Randolph urging cuts and exposing disagreements over the March agreement. News from Paris, St Petersburg, and Loxton described allied anxieties, potential treaties, and naval considerations as May events unfolded.
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England
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the Times
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Vedotov
Washington
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Luybon
Earl Duffetus
Peter Lumsden
Luxpox
Trrpul
St Stephens Club
Minster
Hudson's Bay Expedition Opens Arctic Route Debate
Captain William Adams arrives in the city as Arctic vessel Alert prepares to sail to Hudson's Bay to repatriate crews and assess the feasibility of a Northwest Passage route to Europe. He argues mid-June to October navigation is feasible with iron-plated ships and 2500 ton limits, bringing the Northwest closer to Liverpool. Also reported is a New York Port Jefferson infant murder attempt by Lizzie Lewis and a Michigan death penalty bill debate.
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William Adams
Dundee
Hudson's Bay
Adams
Arctic
Wilera
Whaipeg & Hudson Bay Railroad and Navigation Company
Hudson Bay
Straits
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Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Kreat
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New York
Lizzie Lewis
Port Jefferson
Lizzie
Lugane
Riel Captured Ending Northwest Rebellion
Reports from Wisnirra Manitoba May 18 describe Louis Riel surrendering to scouts Armatrong Diehl and Jowle four miles south of Batoche after a brief encounter. Riel asked for a fair trial and was promised safe escort. authorities debate where he will be tried and a civil tribunal may handle the case.
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Riel
Middleton
Ira
Kiel
Manitoba
Titel Tat
Bolton
Dumort
Leutenant
Monagar
Can
Mgr. Grandin
Tuprilaries
Thera
Nutober
Fiay
London
Canad2
Slavitoba
Ecome
Poundwaker
Battleford
Mr. Clark
Bix
Middleton Hgines
Prince Albert
Bettsford
Oitar
Illinois Senate election result in Springfield report
In Springfield Illinois yesterday John A was re elected Senator from Illinois. All legislators attended as Democrats backed Lambert Tree with 108 votes from Republicans protesting for Sittig. Absentees counted, Democrats mostly for Lambert Tree with some shifting to Farwell. Final tally announced by the Speaker shows Caner Logan 80 votes for Lambert Tree.
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Sphigfield
John A
Ilinois
Repubicans
Sittig
Lambert Tree
Charles B. Farwell
Caner Logan
Blain by Her Lover in New York City Arrest
Louis Francis, a Frenchman, was arrested Wednesday morning in New York City while carrying a bag containing remains. Selina Fehot, alleged to have been led by him, was mentioned in the report. Details imply a crime connected to desecrated remains and a Tuesday event as background.
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Blain
New Youk
Louis Francis
Selina Fehot
Francia
New Bible Revision Appears In Five Volume Royal Edition
A landmark presentation in Lowdon on May 16 reports the first copy of the complete new Bible version issued to the Queen in five royal volumes. The public will get access next Tuesday, Pentecost, as revisions of 1611 pursue consistency, note changes in phrasing, chapter arrangement, and terminology across the Old and New Testaments.
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Lowdon
America
Mount Sinai
Solomon
Joshua
Job Sext
Diana
Minor News Items From Week Ended May 91
Occurring across several states, brief notes report Ludingtons rock wall progress to 22 feet at 2215 feet depth, a new company formed to develop Apostle Islands north of Ashland for summer resort use, beer gardens open in Anux City, and 11 saloon licenses issued. Reports note three diphtheria deaths in Kingston, schools closed, and public health efforts in Plymouth. Also covered are a cattle disease aid draft to Missouri, a fatal shooting in Illinois, a Washington and George census tally, a 25,000 population rise, an express-car robbery suspect arrested, and President Cleveland addressing Dakota land orders. Additional items include a bicycle association formed in Youngstown, misconduct charges against a postmistress, Wabash rail improvements, multiple financial defalcations, and shipments of California cherries east. A galena lead mine boom, a Confederate soldiers home opening, and a Massachusetts court ruling on perjury complete the roundup.
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J. C. McMullin
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Missouri
Callaway County
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Browning
Cassiden
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Miner
Menders
Ill
Washington
George Ann
Chesley Chambers
Bloomington
Davis
Cleveland
Pierce
Dakota
Winnebago
Macklean City
George W. Simpson
Somrrorouny Bee Werom Jones Lyte Uy Yardi
Wingeconne
Wia
Bicycle Association
Tanyiay
Youngstown
Igchost Mra
St Charlottaville
Mahone
Blains
Winch Brothers
Boston
Aaleaman
Destera
Wabash Road
Ares
Eel River
Indiana
Clarence, H. Carpenter
Providence
John Blaisdell
Weetamos Musap
Fall River
John A. van Gelder
Union Na- Hons Bank of
New York
Frelinghuysen Dies at Newark Ex-Secretary of State Passes
Ex-Secretary of State Frederick T. Frelinghuysen died at his Newark home at 5 30 PM after six weeks of mental decline and paralysis. Funeral planned for Saturday. born Milltown New Jersey August 4, 1826, Rutgers graduate, lawyer, Attorney General of New Jersey, U S Senator, and Secretary of State under President Arthur.
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Newark
N. J
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Frelinghuysen
Bayard
FreUngbusson
Milltown
N.J
Rutgers College
Charles S&s Olden
Ward
United States
Plage
William Wright
Alexander G. Cuuell
Arthur
Salt Contract Breaks Over Philp Libel Suit
New York May 2 Kenwarg Philp ends his salt against the New York Tribune after it is compromised by the Tribune paying about 4000 dollars. The dispute stemmed from the Morey letter and aimed to recover 50000 dollars in damages for alleged libel.
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New York
Kenwarg Philp
New York Tribune
Tribune
Philp
Morey
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