Review of His Work President on Cleveland Administration
An eight column Times review from New York discusses Grover Cleveland's presidency. It notes plans for his March 4 departure and Harrison's march to the oath, praising the administration as principled, duty bound, and honorable to the party. It highlights foreign policy restraint, protection of American citizens abroad, military appointments, and the president's noted regrets about the party's missed chance for a second term.
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New York
the Times
Washington
Cleveland
Capitol
Grover Cleveland
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Arthur
Republican Party
Lut
Army
Navy
West Point
One Round Senatorial Mill in Washington Brawl
A World report says Chandler lost temper in committee on Indian traderships and called Blackburn a slave driver. Blackburn retorted that Chandler is a scoundrel and coward, threatening a thrashing. Faulkner separated them as lawmakers argued. Also Philadelphia ice boat inspection notes Delaware islands trip.
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New York
Washington
Blackburn-Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Committee On
Mr. Blackburn
Advisory urging Dudley surrender and other early 1900s items
Attorney General Michener advised W W Dudley to surrender when the arrest warrant was issued and to post bail in Indianapolis to avoid capture by an officer. Alfred Liscomb will walk to Washington to honor an election bet, risking a $1000 forfeit if he fails. A Cologne Gazette report says Morocco has not ceded territory to Germany. Max Bernstein sentenced to three months for drawing the blood of a Christian boy. Berlin reports a German fleet was dispatched to Samoa.
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New York
Indianapolis
W. W. Dudley
Michener
Alfred A. Liscomb
Washington
George Griffin
Philadelphia
Morocco
Berlin
Cologne
Germany
Max Bernstein
Samoa
New York's New Viaduct Opens Across Harlem River
The Manhattan Bridge from One hundred thirty first street and Tenth avenue to Aqueduct avenue opened to the public on Washington's Birthday. An arched structure 2334 feet long and 80 feet wide, with a 151 feet main height, it connects Manhattan to the eastern shore and links the northeastern city with Westchester county. The eastern pier rests on a pneumatic caisson 40 feet below mean water.
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Harlem River
New York
One
Harlem
Westchester County
Congressional Session Notes and Creeks Land Bill
Senate debates election outrages in several states as Mr. Hoar and Mr. Daniels of Virginia address the issue. House passes a Creek Indians land opening bill, confirms census-taking amendments, and discusses the deficiency appropriation. Inaugural ball tickets urged with limited supply. calls for early applications to Capt. George E. Lemon with $5 single and $1 extra for supper.
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Washington
Hoar
Daniels
Virginia
House
Peel
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Wisconsin Senators Sleep On Bridges Bill Controversy
Senator Vest from the commerce committee gave an unfavorable report on a bill to build a Mississippi River bridge at LaCrosse, effectively killing it. He also pushed a less meritorious Missouri River bridge near Kansas City, leveraging influence to benefit himself while Wisconsin senators appeared unaware.
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Washington
Senator Vest
Committee On Commerce
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Vest
Missouri River
Kansas City
West
Harrison's Steward Incoming for White House Duties
Hugo Ziemann arrives in New York from Chicago to take general charge of White House household affairs for President Harrison. He says he has never cooked a meal in his life and aims to ensure delightful entertainments. Ziemann is noted as manager of the Richelieu hotel in Chicago.
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New York
Hugo Ziemann
White House
Gen. Harrison
Chicago
Richelieu Hotel
Noble on appointment hints at speculation not definite
KEoKok Iow a Feb 25 Gen John W Noble of St Louis on business says many think there is something in his appointment but nothing definite. He says President Harrison invited him to call and he plans to practice law as usual.
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Keokok
Iowa
John W. Noble
St. Louis
Harrison
Indian Territory
John Puckett
Lyon Creek
Puckett
Pucketts
Bought Frank Leslie's News and Edison chase ends
The New York paper reportedly bought by W J Arkell of the Albany Journal is Frank Leslie's Illustrated News. James Ricalton, traveling the world in search of Edison's sought substance, has returned from India, China, Burmah, Japan, Norway and Sweden, declining to say if he found it.
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Frank Leslie
News
New York
W. J. Arkell
Albany Journal
Illustrated News
Col. Cockrell
Arkell
Sleiche
London
Edison
New Yor
James Ricalton
Maplewood
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
India
China
Burmah
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Bad Storm in Michigan Delays Travel and Rail
Cheboygan Michigan reports the season's worst storm with heavy drifting blocking country roads and impeding rail traffic. In Indianapolis John S Bell head of the U S secret service travels to arrange safe transport for the Harrison party to Washington on Monday.
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Michigan
Cheboygan
Mich
Larrison
Indianapolis
John S. Bell
United States Secret Service
Harrison Party
Washington
Canadian Pacific seeks authority to issue debenture stock
Ottawa February 23 The Canadian Pacific Railroad company has asked parliament for authority to issue condensed debenture stock to complete its financial arrangements. San Francisco February 25 The salmon crop is unusually large and the supply on hand is extensive.
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van Horne
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
San Francisco
Strikes in Welsh Collieries Feared After Wage Demand
London reports that Welsh collieries have given notice to mine owners of an advance in wages effective March 1. Miners anticipate strikes and unrest amid the wage dispute.
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London
Spuller Accepts Foreign Affairs Post in Tirard Cabinet
Paris Feb 25 Minister of Foreign Affairs M. Spuller agrees to join M. Tirard's ministry. Former minister of public instruction under M. Rouvier, he will head the foreign affairs portfolio.
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Paris
M. Spuller
M. Rouvier
M. Tirard
Wreck of the Westrop with Captain and Crew Drowned
Norfock Virginia February 25 Nova Scotian bark Joe Yestrop wrecked at Chicamnicomico North Carolina. The master and ten crew members were drowned, six rescued. Vessel and cargo total loss and strewn along the beach.
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Norfock
Joe Yestrop
Chicamnicomico
N. C
Serious North American Railway Accident in Maine
KINGMAN Maine February 25 reports say a derailment on the European and North American railway near Boyd’s station triggered a wrecking train response. Four were killed and several injured as the engine toppled, cars burned, and telegraph lines fell silent. later reports name Mudgett Campbell and Goodman among the dead with engineer Angel seriously hurt. Wrecking trains and doctors head to the scene as inquiries begin.
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Maine
Kingman
Messenger
Boyd's
William Mudgett
Payson Tucker
Maine Central Road
Bangor
William D. Mudgett
John Campbell
Harry Goodman
J. Angel
Death by Freezing in Lotvr City Neb
Charles Hunting and his son Edward, farmers, left town Thursday and were found Friday near their home. Edward was dead and Charles severely frozen, likely crippled if he survives. The region recorded 18 degrees below zero overnight as a brutal cold snap grips the area.
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Lotvr City
Neb
Charles Hunting
Edward
Park Central disaster claims another victim in Conn
The body of Edward Boyle was recovered from the Park Central hotel ruins at 8:30 a.m. He is the twenty third victim of the disaster. The remains were found in the tool room under the billiard room floor and were badly charred.
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Hanrttford
Conn
Edward Boyle
Park Central
Trains Collide Near Bordentown Cause Heavy Damage
A Camden to Jersey City freight train crashed into the rear of another train just below Bordentown New Jersey. Wrecked cars were reported badly damaged with total damage estimated at 30000 dollars.
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Borrdentown
N. J
Camden
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Snow storm disrupts rail service across state
Fear the Spring Freshers reports the Thursday night blizzard as the heaviest in ten years with 2 to 12 inches of snow in many areas. Trains are delayed as the storm wanes. It also hit Virginia where freshets may follow from melting snow.
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Raunran
N. C
Virginia
Walker Seeks Conference On Chairmanship
Cuicano February 2 railroad presidents secured eighteen signatures but no chairman chosen. The committee of Hughitt McNulta McMullen and Miller met at the Rookery to consider A W Walker for chair. Walker in Washington preferred a conference before consenting. committee adjourned awaiting his view.
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Walker
Cuicano
Hughitt
McNulta
McMullen
Miller
Rookery
A.W. Walker
Balto m and Ohio outline Washington to New York train plan
Eastern Railway combinations in Philadelphia outline through passenger service from Washington to New York via Schuylkill River East Side and Reading railroads. Reading and Baltimore and Ohio arrive at understanding on a tripartite contract from three years ago. Reading to use Twenty fourth and Chestnut streets depot.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
New York
Schuylkill River East Side
Reading
Twenty-fourth
Chestnut Streets
Montreuma Special to Run to Washington Semi Monthly
Arrangements completed for the Montezuma special train between New Orleans and Mexico City to run to Washington with semi monthly trips. The consist will be four Pullman vestibule cars and operate over the Mexican International, Southern Pacific and Piedmont Air Line. The first Washingtonbound run will be the 9th of next month.
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New Orleans
City of
Mexico
Mexican International
Southern Pacific
Piedmont Air Line
Society of Vicksburg Elects Hovey President
INDIANAPOLIS Feb 23 A temporary organization of the new army Society of Vicksburg was formed with Governor A P Hovey chosen as president until the May meeting. About 100 veterans attended. Heavy snowstorms hit Berne on Feb 25 with avalanches damaging homes in Solothurn canton. Vienna reports Prince Alexander Battenberg to wed opera singer Mile Leisinger and reside in Italy.
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Indianapolis
New Army “Society of Vicksburg
A. P. Hovey
Berne
Berness Oberland
Canton
Solothurn
Vienna
Alexander
Battenberg
Mile
Leisinger
Italy
Desperate Train Robbers Loot Express Car
Five gunmen boarded the No 17 express at Pixley California and halted two miles from Delano. They seized the engineer and fireman, then forced the messenger to open the safe as dynamite bombs exploded under the cars. Two passengers were shot. E B Bentley of Modesto likely fatally wounded and Charles Gabert of Poso died instantly. The train returned to Pixley. coaches remained untouched.
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Delano
Cal
Pixley
Bentley
Modesto
Charles Gabert
Poso
Selona Celebrate in Helena as Admission Bill Signed
Montana Dakota and Washington legislatures arrive in Helena for three day celebration of President Cleveland signing the admission bill. Delegations tour points, attend banquets, and enjoy the capital’s events amid very cold weather.
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Montana
Washington
Selona
Helens
Helena
Mont
Cleveland
The Half Breed War in Rolette County
A Rolette County dispute over taxes on half-breeds is to be settled by the government. Citizens and half-breeds show willingness to abide the decision. Some assertors who seized sheriff property remain at large with warrants outstanding.
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Rolette County
Dak
Minneapolis
Church’s Ferry
Manitoba subsidy extends to Hudsons Bay road
Manitoba plans aid of 2000 dollars per mile for the Hudsons Bay railway within the province totaling about 300 miles. The 4.5 million dollar bond guarantee authorized two years ago remains in effect, and the new aid exceeds the Northern Pacific per mile grant by 250 dollars.
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Manitoba
Hudson's Bay
Carriages and Sleigh Works Burn at St Paul Park
Fire at Minnesota Carriage and Sleigh works in St Paul Park shortly after noon destroys factory and contents. Loss about 75000 dollars with insured roughly 60000. Company plans to rebuild.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Carriage and
St. Paul Park
Methodist Withdrawal Likely From Iowa Christian Endeavor
Mason City Iowa Feb 25 The Iowa Christian Endeavor union meets at New Hampton with sectarian tensions. It is probable that all Methodist societies will withdraw to form societies more in accord with their denomination.
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Mason City
Iowa
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
New Hampton
Cock Fighting at the Twin Cities
Forties or fifties spectators braved freezing weather to watch five cocking mains near the city. Birds owned in St. Paul fought against rivals from Hudson Wisconsin, with the first four battles won by St. Paul birds.
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Twin Cities
Pavuu
St. Paul
Hudson
Wis
Sitting Bull Hostile Again at Standing Rock
Mingusville Mons report about 150 followers leaving the Standing Rock agency and moving up the Big Missouri River. They are said to be hostile toward whites and trouble is expected.
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Sitting Bull
New York
the Herald
Mingusville
Mont
Standing Rock
Missouri
Stanley's Big Undertaking Encounters Mixed Signals
Brussels reports Luiet Baert who witnessed Stanley's letter to Tippoo Tib arriving at Stanley Falls has reached the city. He believes Stanley aims to capture Khartoum, with the Sandan fenm and the Mota forming part of the plan.
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Stanley
Brussels
Luiet Baert
Stanley Falls
Tippoo Tib
Khartoum
Duel in Paris Leaves Polak Wounded
Paris February 25. A duel occurred between M Polak and M Bestegul secretary of the Mexican legation. Polak sustained wounds in the confrontation.
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Anl
Reault
Paris
M. Polak
M. Bestegul
Legation
Pigott Admits Parnell Letters May Be Forgeries
London February 25 Pigott testifies before the Parnell commission creating a sensation His answers raise doubt about the alleged Parnell letters as he admits distress over a letter to Archbishop Walsh and says he did not fabricate the documents He declines to name the letter writers and notes long standing financial difficulties since 1881
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London
Pigott
Parnell Commission
Charles Russell
Archbishop Walsh
Parnell
Walsh
TORIES AND PARNELLITES
London reports a public opinion shift after Pigott testimony to the Parnell commission. The forger theory of the Parnell letters gains currency as a pivotal factor in Ireland home rule prospects. The Pall Mall Gazette lauds The Times case collapse aiding reform. Walter vows to cover expenses, possibly selling estates, after a stormy Times proprietors’ meeting.
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London
Pigott
Parnell Commission
House of Commons
Bigot
Parnell
Judas Iscariot
Pall Mall Gazette
Times
Huston
Ireland
Walter
The
Nice
Harrison Home Rule Sentiments Spark Parlor Debate
Parliamentary circles report prominent offense cited for North Kil dare MP James L. Carew, arrested in Scotland while campaigning for Sir John Kinloch. A quoted extract from Harrison’s 1887 Indianapolis speech, praising Irish resistance by parliamentary means, was printed in pamphlets and widely distributed, influencing Perthshire electors and slated for use in future contests.
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London
James L. Carew
North Kildare
Scotland
John Kinloch
Ireland
Indianapolis
Trishmen
William O'Brien
Tullamore
Dublin Castle
Carew
Perthshire
Pope Praises American Catholic Zeal and Wash ington University
The Pope has written to approve the statutes of the Catholic university in Washington and commends the zeal and intelligence of American Catholics, citing James C. Flood of California as a notable figure. Also reports Dr Bliss’s death from paralysis in Washington and details on Flood’s rise and wealth.
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London
the Chronicle
New Catholic University
Washington
America
Rebel General Seeks 4 Million Haytien Bank Notes
New York Feb 22 Minster Preston's detectives disclose a new scheme by Gen Hypolite to coerce Legitime's treasury into paying salaries for loyal and insurgent troops. The plan, said to be hatched in New York, involved Hayti certificates and paper currency. A bank note company allegedly declined a batch, raising Minister Preston's suspicions.
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New York
Minster Preston
Hypolite
Legitime
Treasury
Preston
Bank note forgery linked to Hypolite three suspects in New York
Detectives report two Hypolite associates in New York arranged nearly 4 million dollars in bank notes to imitate Hayti prints. Two bundles of crisp bills labeled lithographs were en route aboard the Clyde, which sailed Saturday. Additional funds and boxes of lithographs were found on the Clyde’s manifest, with more redoubtable sums rumored to be aboard the Madrid or Carondelet.
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New York
Haytien
Hayti
Preston
Clyde
Madrid
Carondelet
Assassination Rumor Follows Haitian Battle Defeat
Boston February 22. News from Port de Paix via Delta reports a fierce clash near St Mare. Hyppolite’s northern army was routed by Legitime’s forces with heavy casualties. A rumor claims Hyppolite was killed by a northern soldier for 2000, though confirmation is lacking.
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Hayti
Port de Paix
St. Mare
Hyppolite
Legitime
Mary Anderson Faces Harsh Globe Democrat Review
The Globe-Democrat criticizes Mary Anderson for her Grand Wednesday night performance. It attacks her vocal tone as discordant and lacking interpretive warmth, calling her emotive range insufficient for tragedy and praising dominating intelligence as a key trait for a tragedienne.
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Mary
St. Louis
The
Globe-Democrat
Mary Anderson
Sam
Evocomotive Engineers Disbanding in Pennsylvania News
A Philadelphia special reports Division No. 821 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Pennsylvania dissolving and returning its charter to the supreme grand lodge. The banner division once had about 100 members, many employed by the Reading railroad. Capt Ben Richardson, Harlem millionaire owner of Washingtons chariot, dies after a long life. He earned wealth in California 1849 then invested in New York real estate. He was known as a winner who dressed shabbily.
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Fort Dopae
Iowa
James C. Flood
California
Bliss
Berlin
Heidelberg
James, Flood
Flood & O'Brien
Comstock Lode
Nevada
John W. Mackay
James C. Fair
Flood
Nevada Bank
Fair
William C. Ralston
Dr. Bliss
Washington
D. W. Bliss
Garfield
Evocomotive Engineers
New York
Philadelphia
The
Times
Order of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania
Banner Division
Supreme Grand Lodge
Reading Railroad
Ben Richardson
Harlem
Mulatto girl charged after razor attack in Norfonk
Nellie White, a young mulatto girl, attacked Thomas Gray with a razor on the street in Norfonk Virginia on February 22. Gray died from his wounds after Gray had abandoned her for another woman. The murdereress is in custody.
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Norfonk
Charity Ball Brings Gov. Lee and Notables to Baltimore
A charity ball in Baltimore on February 22 raised funds for the Confederate home and the Home for Incurables. Attending were Governor Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia Governor Jackson of Maryland Mrs. Charles Carroll Colonel Charles J. Bonaparte and General Thomas J. Shyrock among others.
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Home For
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Jackson
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Charles J. Bonaparte
Thomas J. Shyrock
A Chance for Billiardists
George F. Slosson challenges any billiard player to two games in New York for $1,000 a side. The first game is balk line to 600 points, the second is cushion caroms to 500 points. He deposits $1,000 with The Spirit of the Times as sincerity proof.
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New York
George F. Slosson
New York City
Spirit of the Times
Florida Legislature Adjourns After Wealth Board Bill
Jacksonville reports the Florida legislature passed the board of wealth bill and adjourned. The governor promptly signed it, establishing a three member board to be appointed within thirty days. The measure draws general approval though not all hoped for.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Board of Wealth
Inaugural Train Schedule Released for Indiana Route
The inaugural train will depart Indianapolis at 8 15 p m Monday via the Pennsylvania road sixteen minutes after the Pennsylvania special. It will reach Columbus Ohio at 8 15 p m Tuesday the 20th with very brief stops at all stations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Guerneville Fire Destroys Town In California
A fire in Guerneville California began in a defective hotel flue destroying business and many residences. About 500 residents faced a loss estimated at 250000 dollars. Other dispatches report Gladstone’s arrival in London to address Italian deputation and O’Brien’s transfer to Galway jail. Separate items note a Choctaw Nation incident, and New York casualties from fires and accidents, including a fireman’s death aboard the tug Jewett and a dynamite cartridge blast injury.
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California
Santa Rosa
Cal
Guerneville
New York
McCormick
Pier 18
East River
George Smith
Seventy-severil Street
Solicitor Wharton Dead
Washington dispatch reports Dr Francis Wharton solicitor of the State department died at his residence today after a brief illness in a surprising development for the administration. He had served as chief legal adviser and was widely respected in diplomatic and political circles. The exact cause was not disclosed.
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Wharton
Washington
Francis Wharton
State Department
Parnellish An's Crime and Times Forgeries Claim
Patrick Egan says Pigott's letters are the motive and key to the Times forgeries. He brands Richard Pigott as an infamous Dublin Castle blackmailer and forger, linked to Foster, and accuses him of war on Parnell and the national movement. Egan asserts exposure of Pigott and forged letters condemns The London Times.
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Patrick Egan
London
Pigott
Egan
Land League
London Times
Reynolds
Sammy O’brien
Richard Pigott
Secret Service
Dublin Castle
Foster
Ireland
Parnell
Trishium
Flag of
Parliament in Session Shows Samoa Talks and Ireland Plans
Parliament opened with the queen's speech outlining an Anglo German US Samoa conference and early measures to develop Ireland's resources. The speech mentions amending tribunals for Irish real property, restoring order, returning gold coinage to sound condition, and other local measures.
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Loxton
England
Germany
United States
Samoa
Ireland
England's Navy Aims to Beat Any Two Navies
London Feb 22 extracts from the 1883 naval manoeuvres report show the navy has good personnel but Britain remains weaker than desired at sea. The committee urges moving to place the navy beyond comparison with the combined forces of any two powers while it can defeat a single maritime power.
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London
Committee On
House of Commons
Great Britain
Melines New Cabinet Chooses Mostly Subordinates
Paris reports say Meline will be prime minister and minister of agriculture with De Vreycinet at war Barbey for marine Constano interior Rouvier finance Sardie minister of justice Loubet public works and Douresine commerce Selections for foreign affairs and education not yet made A Kilkenny riot followed the arrest of James Carew MP and a London wedding linked to the duke of New castle and Miss Candy
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M. Meline
M. de Vreycinet
M. Barbey
Marine
M. Constano
Interior
M. Rouvier
Finance
M. Sardieu
ML. Loubet
M. Doutresine
Foreign Affairs and Education
Threatened Indian uprising and western land rush report
In Flathead Country a crisis deepens as Clifford w ounded an Indian thief at his store. if the wounded man dies, an uprising is feared. Reports from Oklahoma and Kansas describe boomers moving toward open land, while CipazzuraWisconsin mills owned by Henry Wyerhauser burned, causing substantial losses.
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Flathead
Helona
Mont
Clifford
Cunningham
Contest to Commodore Kittson Will in St Paul
Notice filed against St Paul Tram company and Norman Kittson Jr to contest the will of Commodore Kittson. An elderly Crevier woman from McLeod County claims a past marriage to Kittson about fifty years ago and ten years cohabitation.
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Commodore Kittson
St. Paul
St. Paul Tras Company
Norman Kittson, Jr
Commodore Iitissa
Crevier
McLeod County
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