War Fever in England and British South Africa Crisis
Special to The New York Times from London reports harsh criticism of Gen. Buller’s performance in Natal and rising antiwar sentiment at home. It notes famine funding in India and Egypt unrest, with Continental Europe quiet and Italy seeking Britain’s alliance amid Mafia concerns in Parliament. A. J. W.
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London
England
Paris
Gen. Buller
Lady Smith
Ladysmith
Lord Rothschild
Buller
War Office
West
Baker
Lord Roberts
Orange Free State
South Africa
York
Canterbury
Trondod
Midhurst
Cobden
France
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Political battle reshapes Liberal image amid ferment
In a spirited exchange the speaker notes the Liberal Party makes little distinction and bears blame for its weak standing as political sentiment remains volatile. A relative of a former Gladstone cabinet member questions the party's current performance and future prospects.
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Liberal Party
Gladstone
South Africa Dominates Public Opinion And Canal Treaties
Public concern shifts to South Africa while attention fades on the Clayton-Bulwer era changes. Lord Salisbury’s treaty exit signals U S control of a future canal, with critics quiet as The Manchester Guardian backs the move for industrial harmony and global progress.
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South Africa
Nicaragua Canal
Lord Salisbury
United States
Ocean Highway
Three Kingdoms
The
Manchester Guardian
Global Powers Move in Asia as Public Apathy Affects Policy
The piece notes public indifference hampering action toward China and Peking and describes France Russia and Japan advancing in the South and Central Asia. It cites a London based Japanese source saying Japan will not meet Russia aggressively and will focus on peaceful trade with the Chinese Empire. It also mentions Russia’s covert aims in Persia and Central Asia and a shah loan tying cash to debt relief.
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China
France
Russia
Japan
Germany
Peking
London
Perisia
Rumors of Dissent Stir in Egypt This Week
Mutters of danger surface in Egypt as sensational tales of deep unrest among native troops are treated as exaggerations while cautious observers note growing unease amid regional tensions and political strain.
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Egypt
Southern Railway Ticket Office and Resorts Bureau Ad
Advertisement for Southern Railway Up Town Ticket Office at Broadway and 28th Street and Eastern Passenger Agency offering information on Florida Cuba Mexico and California resorts. Promotes Winter Homes in the South and directs readers to Broadway locations for copies and inquiries.
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Southern Railway
Ofice and Eastern Passenger Agency
28Th St
Bureau of Information
Florida
Cuba
Mexico
California
Broadway
Adv
Stamford Methodists' Woes Stir Conference Action
William Kemp, a longtime Stamford Methodist Episcopal Church member, is set for a conference review after being expelled for obstinacy and disobeying the pastor. The case was upheld by Mt. Vernon quarterly conference and now heads to the New York East District annual meeting in Danbury. Another member, Charles Swensen, quit after a summons over noisy amens. The church, with over a thousand members and prominent families, faces further possible withdrawals.
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New York Times
Stamford
William Kemp
Stamford Methodist Episcopal Church
Downey
Crowder
James M. Buckley
New York East
The
Methodist Church
Danbury
Buckley
Mt. Vernon
Charles Swensen
Old Whiting House on Boston Post Road Burns to Ground
Greenwich Conn Feb 10 The 1640 built Whiting House on the Boston Post Road near Byram Bridge burned early today. A adjoining barn also destroyed. Estimated loss $10000. Suspected that trespassers slept in the unoccupied house. Old stone chimney remains, massive structure, base nearly the size of a cottage.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Whiting
Boston Post Road
Byram Bridge
John Banks
Charles I
Byram River
Reynolds
Vernon M. Grown
Cunard Line
New York
Bryan's Day in Washington Visitors at Capitol
Col. Bryan arrived in Washington and stayed at the Metropolitan Hotel. He conferred with Democratic, Populist and Silver Republican senators in the marble room of the Senate wing after the Senate adjourned. Senators Butler Teller Clark Chandler attended in varying degrees.
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New York Times
Washington
Col. Bryan
Metropolitan
Capitol
Senate
Butler and
Teller
Clark
Montana
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
Assembly invites Bryan to speak in Columbia
Both chambers of the General Assembly adopted resolutions requesting William J. Bryan to visit Columbia and address the joint Assembly next Thursday.
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Columbia
8. C
General Assembly
William J. Bryan
Joint Assembly
Mardi Gras Excursion Tickets on Sale Short Line
Excursion tickets for Mardi Gras New Orleans on sale from the 20th to the 25th. Through sleepers available from Pennsylvania. The Railroad runs daily at 3 25 P M via the Norfolk and Western Railway. Office at 898 Broadway. Phone 2186 Franklin.
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New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western Railway
Broadway
Franklin
Yaqui War Disrupts Mexican Placer Mining Claims
From Austin to The New York Times dispatches James F. Leach of the Anitia Gold Mining Company reports Yaqui Indians control the Yaqui mining region with eight thousand armed rebels. American miners remain unmolested while Mexican laborers flee or are killed. Placer claims idle until labor returns. war expected to last years with Yaquis confident of victory.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
Ortiz
Sonora
Mexico
James F. Leach
Anitia Gold Mining Company
Lench
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Mr. Leach
Wainwrights New Berth and Navy Career Dilemma
Washington February 10 Friends of Commander Wainwright weigh how to decline the Naval Academy superintendent post yet gain high service recognition. The role would pay sea pay plus a house but offer no entertainment allowance and could burden him financially over four years. If he declined the post it would open the spot to Lieut Commander Lemly, while Wainwright’s potential appointment would shuffle several officers at the academy.
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Colenso
Butler
Carlyle
Natal
Burgoyne
Campeie
Mae
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
New York Times
Washington
Wainwright
Long
Naval Academy
McNair
Navy
Academy
G. C. Lemly
Friends of
Lemly
Columbia Law School
Charles G. Hutchins
R. R. Ingersoll
Kearney
Quackenbush Threatens Wife in Nyack Mansion
Edwin B. Quackenbush of Ballston Spa, son in law of M. B. Sherman, threatened to shoot his wife Mrs. Quackenbush at Sherman’s Nyack home. A police officer stationed at the house overnight prevented harm while Mrs. Quackenbush and her family prepared to sail for Germany for a year and a half.
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New York Times
Nyack
M. B. Sherman
Smallaby
Sherman
Quackenbush
Florida Special Express to Miami Port Tampa Resorts
Short route to southern resorts via Pennsylvania Railroad from New York at 8 55 A M without change to Miami and Port Tampa The quick path includes Florida Havana Nassau and the Florida Special The 12 25 P M Express and 0 25 P M Atlantic Coast Line serve 229 Broadway Adv.
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Southern Resorts
Via -Penn. R. R
New York
Miami
Port Tampa
Georgar Resorts
Florida
Havana
Nassau
Atlantic Coast Line
Broadway
Verdict of Murder in the First Degree Shocks Court Crowds
Roland Molineux is found guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning Katherine Adams in 1898. A thrilled crowd to the Tombs cheered the condemned man as Gen. Molineux, his father, and his lawyers were escorted through the court, amid hisses for Osborne and Cornish. Sentence scheduled for Friday.
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Court House
Osborne
Harry Cornish
Defendant
Gen. Molineux
Mr. Martin
Molineux
Leslie
Mr. Weeks
Mr. Battle
Roland
Osborne and Cornish
Broadway
New York and Florida Limited Train Ad
Advertisement for a through train service named the New York and Florida Limited from New York with daily Sunday exception via Pennsylvania lines. Mentions R R and Southern Ry offices in New York and a Tampa Bay Florida coast hotel package, plant system service via 290 Broadway New York.
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New York and Florida Limited
New York
Penna. R. R
Southern Ry
Broadway
Adv
Tampa Bay
Florida West Coast
N. Y
The Detroit Special Leaves Grand Central Daily
The Detroit Special departs Grand Central Station every day at 4 00 PM arriving in Detroit the next morning. No extra fare, excellent service, illuminated by Pintsch light.
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Detroit
Grand Central Station
Southern Ry Announces Mardi Gras Ticket Sale
Southern Ry sells round trip Washington to New Orleans tickets from February 20 to 25 with return valid to March 25. Three trains daily with perfect dining and sleeping car service. Typical 39 hour New York to New Orleans service advertised with offices at 1,185 and 271 Broadway.
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Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Southern Ry
Washington
New York
Newee
Broadway
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