Lansdowne’s India policy and ruler's power debated
Calcutta press reports welcome Lord Lansdowne’s rise to viceroy and outline of imperial governance. Discussions focus on sovereignty, absolutism risks, and the plan to renew neutrality and rational governance while addressing Rajah and Talukdar loyalties amid calls for firm administration and social reforms.
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Lord Lansveral
Acre
Lord Lans Jon
Calcutta
India
Uniformed Canadian Troops and Winter Campaigns
The article notes Canada and Russia face winter uniform challenges, detailing fur clothing in harsh regions, the mounted police, and militia strength. It covers the Northwest campaign difficulties, the Duck Lake fighting in 1885, and the invention of the gun sled to aid artillery in deep snow.
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Canada
Russia
E.W. Morrison
Harper’s Weekly
Dominion of Canada
Winnipeg
Mounted Police
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Rocky Mountains
Halifax
Esquimalt
Pacific
Department of Militia and Defence
Territories
Northwest
Militia Department
Plains
United States Cavalry
Savage
Plaina
Prairies
Kingston
Royal Military College
West Point
Fredericton
St. John’s
Toronto
London
Calvary
Ivor Herbert
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake Superior
Eastern Provinces
Qu’Appelle
Duck Lake
Fort Carlton
Canaa Pacific Railway
Volunteer Corps of Canada
Touchwood Hills
British View Of The Kearsarge Sinking The Alabama
The London Daily News notes the old Kearsarge wrecked in the Caribbean with no loss of life and honors its duel with the Alabama. It recalls the Cherbourg fight, praising superior artillery, discipline, and patriotism, and mentions Deerhound rescuing about forty sailors as the Alabama sank.
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London Daily News
Caribbean
Cherbourg
Alabama
Paris
Kearsarge
Deerhound
Daily News
Expedition to Free Europeans in Khartoum Feud
Captain Feodor Zubovitch sets out alone up the Nile to free German prisoners Charles Neufeld and Slatin Bey held by Mahdists after the fall of Khartoum. The article recalls Gordon Hicks Pasha and Wolseley policy, detailing captives’ fates and the brutal treatment of Europeans by Mahdists, including Slatin Bey and Neufeld.
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Feodor Zubovitch
Soudan
Khartoum
Gordon
Hicks Pasha
Egypt
Lord Wolseley
Buda-Pesth
Nile
Charles Neufeld
Slatin Bey
Neufeld
Father Ohrwalder
Venturine and
Chincarini
Khalifa Abdullah Taishi
Father Bonomi
Africa
Ohrwalder
Nile Valley
Soudanese
Martin Hansal
Mulatte Skander
Klein
Gustave Klootz
Berlin
Karen Seckendorf
Hicks
Abyssinia
Galabat
Omdurman
Lupton Bey
Bahr-el-Ghazal
Sennaar
Darfur
Frank Lupton
Ilford
Essex
England
Red Sea
Slatin
el Tashr
Austria
Herzegovina
Raouf Pasha
Mohamed Alamed
Missing Vessels Reported Overdue by Lloyd's
Lloyds reports three vessels overdue and missing after last known dates in 1893. The To Brodre from Chatham to Garston with wood goods sailed Nov 7. Hermod from Bjorneborg to Charles Town sailed Oct 19 and passed Elsinore Nov 10. Tyne Mouth Castle from Rochester to Leith with cement and sacks sailed Nov 15. Also Amazonas from Shields to Lisbon sailed Dec 15 and passed Dungeness Dec 17. Wave from London to Sunderland sailed Nov 7. Kirkconnell from Fowey to Runcorn sailed Nov 4.
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Lloyd’s
Tynemouth Castle
London
Rochester
Leith
Amazonas
Sunderland
Shields
Lisbon
Dungeness
Goole
Kirkconnel
Ardrossan
Fowey
Runcorn
Silver elephant ink bottle relic at Rhodes home
A silver elephant ink bottle sits on a window table in Mr. Cecil Rhodes' Cape Town house. It bears an inscription stating it was presented to LoLengula, King of Matabele land. The elephant relic was found among Lobengula's kraal ruins after Bulawayo's burning, bearing marks of the fire.
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Lo Fen
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
LoLengula
Matabeleland
Lobengula
Bulawayo
Venus
Jupiter
Earth
Figg
Joskins
Fogg
Dispel Dull Care and Jests in Dakota High School Tales
A collage of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from a past era, featuring quips about debt, politics, love, ghosts, and social manners. The snippets include a high school boy’s four zones, and jokes about marriage, property, elopement, and a haunted flat. Notable names appear in banter about money, cars, and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charley Rankins
Dakota
van Speight
Rustidago
Miss Boodleby
Watts
WEEK'S NEWS SUMMARY OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN EVENTS
Emergency Montreal meeting awards 3000 to fight scarlet fever. Obituary notes Henry Griffith nearly 103 in London. British topics include Lord Rosebery and Lord Tweedmouth deaths, Blondin’s 70th birthday, and calls for Imperial Defence. In the U S Kilrain near death, Talmage stays, and Rio de Janeiro grapples with yellow fever. labor strikes and public offices noted.
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Montreality Council
Henry Griffith
London
Ont
Thomas Donnelly
Hull
Sault Ste. Marie
Stewart
Hamilton
England
Bank of Hamilton
Old Country
Shaw
Methodist Theological College
Montreal
Douglas
Antiliff
Newfoundland
Lord Ripon
John Redmond
Lord Rosebery
M. Emile Meyers
Jin
Westminster Gazette
Lord Tweedmouth
Dudie Coutts Marjoribanks
Lady Aberdeen
Bath
Pall Mall Gazette
Mr. Gladstone
Leicestershire
Jamaica
Bathurst
Busumballa
London Morning
War and Admiralty
Ministry of Imperial Defence
Blondin
Crystal Palace
Thomas McKlwraith
Will
Robert Reid
Victoria
Australia
Canada
United States
Jake Kilrain
Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Broomhall
Taylor
New York
James Montgomery Bailey
Danbury
Carrie Pell
Creede
Colorado
Rio Janeiro
Prince Charles
Don Carl
House of Bourbon
Spain
Marie of Roos
Rudinis
Chamber of Deputies
Brooklyn
A Safety Parffin Lamp A London inventor’s safe oil lamp design
A London inventor Mr Howarth proposes a safety paraffin lamp. The oil chamber holds a porous absorbent core and asbestos space. Oil is retained by capillary action, so no free liquid exists. If overturned or broken only isolated fire points occur rather than a spreading flame.
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Howarth
London
England
A Fish With a Rubber Corset
Cape Ann fish market in Gloucester reported a mackerel with a rubber band around its body. The band trapped the fish as it grew, creating a depression about 3 inches deep but the fish remained healthy. The specimen measured 14 inches long with a 7.5 inch girth and a 5 inch depression, and the band stayed intact.
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Cape Ann
Gloucester
Mass
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Didowne
Ender
Fogars
St. Lawrence and Adirondack
Coteau
Malone
Central Vermont Railway
New York Central and
Hudson River Railway
Angers
Archdeacon Sandys
Christchurch
Chatham
Bank of England