Bart Kennedy's London Visit Ends With Humble Lesson
Special Correspondent Bart Kennedy fails to gain entry to the House of Commons on a London trip. He explains his credit issues to Bayard and survives a night in the vestibule while watching for a member. An artistic English acquaintance aids but obsesses over a money repayment. Kennedy reflects on hunger near Parliament and leaves wiser on the English political maze.
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Bart Kennedy
House of Commons
Waterloo Bridge
Loxpon
Strand
Victoria Street
Legation
Strangers’ Gallery
Bayard
Washington
St. Stephen's
House of Commona
Tim Harrington
Frisco
Melbourne
Montevideo
New York
Broadway
Hampstead
London
National Art Gallery
Red
Hvd
Wereno
Watesino Bridge
Parliament
Landlord Tweedmouth Angers Conscience and Pocket
A Glasgow column argues Lord Tweedmouth to blame for Highland depopulation and farm dispossession. It claims he preserves his sport estate Gui?sachen by selling as is, despite a Radical commission on landlord depopulation. The piece condemns profit over people and notes Sugar Trust fears in the U S senate.
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Lord Tweedmouth
Edward Marjoribanks
Scotland
Inverness
Lord Tweedmeath
Manitoba
British Colombia
Thia
Glaagowater
Treaty With Russia Abrogation Urged By Senator Turpio
Senator Turpio introduces a joint resolution urging the United States to abrogate the treaty with Russia ratified last April. The claim rests on Russia denying travel to Hebrew citizens and the treaty’s terms being offensive as long as Russia remains an absolute despotism. The senator argues the United States gained nothing and should end the agreement promptly. Chicago Herald reports.
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Turpio
United States
Russia
Senate
Executive
Bering Sea
Washington
Paris
Itill
Chicago Herald
New York Ends Days of Grace on Financial Notes After 1895
After January 1 1895 New York state will disallow grace periods on notes drafts checks and other evidences of indebtedness unless a contrary stipulation exists. Debtors must settle or face protest on maturity as per the authorities. A June 1895 Pittsburgh dispatch notes potential clashes as Allegheny police clash with Randall’s followers during a Populist meeting with Randall’s plans to attend.
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Cincinnati
Allegheny Police
Randall
Allegheny
Handall
Jay Frederick Gould the overlooked heir in San Francisco Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle recounts Jay Frederick Gould, son of Abram Gould of St Louis and nephew of Jay Gould. He was named by John Gould as Jay Gould Jr. but became Jay Frederick after Abram refused the junior name. Adopted by Captain Austin’s family, the boy grew in Oakland and later San Francisco, showing business shrewdness yet receiving no provision in Jay Gould’s will despite Abram receiving 25 000 dollars.
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Fred Gould
Wizard of
Wall-street
Fred
Jay -Frederick Gould
Abram Gould
Bt. Louis
Jay Gould
Abram
Texan
Pacific
Missouri Pacific
St Louis
Wall Street
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Jay Gould, Jr
Jay Frederick
Captain Austin
Pacific Mail Company
Oakland
Austins
Panama
Gould
Anatin
Rivalry over Rosebery's Derby praise sparks outcry
A heated dispute surrounds Lord Rosebery and his Derby win as radicals and nonconformists attack his patronage of horse racing. The London correspondent notes heightened press and public ire, while Rosebery defends his stance and remains popular with many voters.
Blue Gums Bite Case and Virus Experiment
A Galveston News correspondent reports a case from Lott Store where a 50 year old woman Elien Toney was bitten on the finger by her daughter in law who has blue gums. The bite swelled the arm, caused pain, and led to jaw lock before abating. The doctor notes the blue gum bite may be a belief among African Americans but is skeptical of any one bite being inherently more poisonous. he experiments with saliva from the daughter in law on a small dog to test the superstition. The piece also reviews Democratic party critique and platform debates with speculative commentary.
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Germany
England
New York
Cleveland
Buchanan
Congress
Democratic Party
Committee On Platform
South
South Carolina
United States
Union
Europa
Lott Store
Elien Toney
Hoe
Benham Cor
Galveston News
Raffling For Bibles At St Ives Parish Hunta
The annual raffle at St Ives parish church in Hunta to win six Bibles under Wyldes charity saw three boys and three girls top the points on the altar table. Candidates were Rodney Stevens Frederick Ibbots Henry Watson Mary Golding Elizabeth Hiiara and Hilda Skels. The London Standard notes a revival effort of Britain’s silk industry with fashion leaders backing it. The queen bought homemade silk fabrics and the Duchess of Albany wore a dress of white and black velvet with matching lace at a state concert.
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St. Ives
Hunta
Torsday
Wylde'’s Charity
Rodney Stevens
Frederick Ibbots
Henry Watson
Mary Golding
Elizabeth Hiiara
Hilda
London Standard
Duchess of Albany
Sleeping Car Excursions From Chicago to California
Phillips-Rock Island offers sleeping car excursions to Los Angeles or San Francisco via scenic routes leaving Chicago twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays with a dedicated agent aboard. A daily tour service departs Chicago at 6 PM via the Southern Route through Indian Territory and Fort Worth to West Coast cities.
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San Francico
Odgen
Phillips
Terrtory
San Francisco
Rock Island
Rod Chak
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