Death of the Duke of Devonshire and political aftermath
The Duke of Devonshire dies at eighty three after a long life of landholding public service and reform. His death shifts party balance as Lord Hartington’s move to the Lords alters leadership dynamics. The article analyzes implications for the Unionist alliance, Gladstonian politics, and potential successors led by Mr Chamberlain amid a cautious cross-Channel diplomacy and European tensions.
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Martington
Pranco-Bute Gaglan
Orlmanist
Gladstone
Trienet
the Tribune Association
London
Duke of Devonshire
Fingland
Cambridge University
Tke Lond Salisbury
Great Britain
Ireland
Land Teague
America
Phoenis Park
Pleman
Lord Hartington
House of Commons
House of Lords
Catonist
Unioviete
Gladstonians
Glastonian
Mr. Chamberlain
Hit
Lord Martington
England
Low
Lows
Mor
France
Russia
Ultaria
M. Ribot
Talleyrand
Real
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Paris
Vienna
Himelf
M. Lavet
M. Ribot Vnanimously
Hungaris
Lulgaria
Chadourne
Asia
Liverpool
Mersey
Times
Liverpool Tories
Fee
Mr. Gladstone
Whitley
William Forwood
Glasgow
Lord Salisbury
Gladstonian
Biarritz
Griilstone
Andrew Fairbairn
St. Raphael
John Morley
Sir Andrew Fairbairn
Gladstonian Organ
Heine
London County Council
Lord Tringen
Charles Harison
Finance Committee
Lord Lingen
Dutchess vote case yields judge order on returns
In Dutchess County a court fight over corrected returns for the State Senate vote intensified as Judge Cullen ordered the State Board of Canvassers to show cause why the corrected Dutchess returns should not be counted. County Clerk Storm Emans faced contempt charges for failing to forward the corrected returns.
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Justice Cullen
Emans
Dutoitss
David R Hill
Dutchess County
Till
Cullen
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
State Board of Canvassers
Caue
Albany
Distriet
Ridgway
Democrats
Ingrah
Hill
Storm Emans
Hil
Dutchen County
Brooklyn
Barnard
Poughkeepsie
Nan
Governor Hill
Rosil P. Flower
David B. Hill
Sen
State Board
Court of Appeals
Oue Court of Appeals
Tughhom
Ingraham
Justice Ingraham
Wade
Callow
Canvaiers
Peiti
Bliss
Ken Robert F. Wilks
Dutchess Pesky
Torkunt
Newe-Vark
Duches
Pibany
Cottabi
Court of Apprals
Tamara
John S Tate
Board of State
Tam
Justice Mayham
Ridaway
Tory
Ponghier Pelchich
Flames In An Asylum Sparks Mass Panic At Baxter
Fire at the Baxter Michigan Insane Asylum in Pontiac destroys the north wing. About 800 female patients and 500 men faced peril as flames spread, attendants fought to evacuate, and rescuers later contained the blaze with no confirmed fatalities and renewed safety preparations for the remaining wards.
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Pontiac
Mich
Baxter Michigan Insane Asylum
Aome
Jurr
Entity
Tre
Pontine
Seine
Acros
Detroit
Port Niagara Chinamen smuggling scandal shocks fort troops
Special report from Lockport New York reveals U S Army troops at Port Niagara fort involved in illegal handling of Chinamen at Niagara mouth. Four companies allegedly grooming a profitable scheme with half the garrison implicated. Deputy marshals and customs at Suspension Bridge nabbed veteran John Frau. Fort officers promised cooperation to prosecute those involved.
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Port Niagara
Lockport
N.Y Dee
Port Niaguni
United States
Tnfantey
Agai Bi
Niagara River
Fort
Custom House
Suspension Bridge
John Frau
Celestiade
Unknown assailant murders man in city cemetery
In a local cemetery, the mangled body of Fradaste Zpinden was found yesterday. A hatchet carried by the victim suggests a bloody struggle. Police suspect robbery as the motive for the attack.
Water Works War Casts Doubt Over City Bonds
The National Water Works of New York sues Kansas City Missouri in equity to annul steps in building a new water system. The case could void bonds and affect lands that the city plans to sell to fund its own works. The dispute centers on franchise rights and the city’s effort to proceed with its water project despite the suit. ACCUSED HUGG FINES EDITOR 1000 Yesterday Alfred A. Molt editor of The Camden Feho was fined 1000 and jailed until further order for contempt of court. The judge warned that public defiance of the court would be punished.
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Cunard
Hothain
Bothnia
Liverpool
New-York
Atlantic
Moilera Sips
Queenstown
America
Paris
Tothala
Antania
England
City of Arts
London
Germania
Kansas City Water Works
Kanes City
National Water Works
New York
Kansas City
Raucns City
Ety Ks
Accoe Hugg
Camden
Camden Court
Alferd A. Molt
Huge
Tits Court
Family Burned To Death Near Goldsboro
A Richmond telegraph dispatch reports that W. He Pearreau his wife and four children perished in a house fire six miles from Goldsboro North Carolina on Tuesday. The charred bodies were found yesterday and Weightman Thomson, a former editor linked to Mrs. Pearsall, has been arrested as a suspect in the case.
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Osborne
ATES
London
Clarence A. Osborne
Sir Henry James
Wrest
Wade Talao
Pink & Son
Hargreaves
Ms Place
Cowper Lasteen
Tystem
Stroga
Bedell
Cooper
Tie Mechavista
le Pks
Wieninghans
Iozland
Wednell
Vara
St. Etienne
Richmond
Goldsporn
W. He Peureau
Wif
Weightman Thomson
Freight Blockade Persists in Chicago Grain Movement
Chicago December 2 The eastbound grain movement remains severely blocked with two main lines Lake Shore and Nickel Plate bearing the brunt. After brief relief when yards opened, large shipments reblocked as trains encountered fresh delays. The blockade’s impact spreads through the rail network, hampering deliveries and intensifying congestion.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
New York Central to adopt block signals after Hastings wreck
New York Central officers led by Chauncey Depew vow rapid adoption of block signaling to prevent future accidents. Webb Voorhees cite Sykes and pneumatic systems under test, with work from Yonkers to Buffalo and costs projected at 400000 to 500000 to enhance safety along the line.
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Chauncey Mr. Depew
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Hastings
Webb
Genera
Voorhees
Vanderbilt
Depew
United States
Wil
Yonkers
Hudson River
Oscawana
Peekskill Bridge
Buffalo
Becwuse
Mott Have
Woodlawn
Len
Pennsylvania Road
Central Railroad
Newstermeyale
Death Toll Rises From Locomotive Disaster in Yonkers
Dennis B Murphy dies at St Josephs Hospital Yonkers as the twelfth death from the disaster. Victims’ bodies are shipped to Medina New York and Boston, with families arranging burial and custody across several states. Authorities report robbery rumors while unclear circumstances persist.
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Herrick
Tarrytown
Dennis B. Murphy
Hastings
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yonkers
Murphy
Dalziel News Company
Hirowdway
Navy Yorks
Elizabeth Port
Medina
Sirs
Anne M. Baldwin
Miss
East Eighty-thet
New-York
Thomas M. Polley
New York
Flan van Arsdale
Orange County
Virginia
Homer R. Baldwin
John R. Bagnall
St. John’s
Yonker
Mr. Baldwin
Annie BP
Shae Ford
Baldwin
St. John's Hospital
Bagnett
Poughkeepsie
St. Johin's Hospital
Yohn Ford
the Economiet
Martin Ford
Annie
Eilzabeth
Traitt
EB. J. Murphy
Thomas Polley
Kiung
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the News OF Europe
Pure OF Devonshire
Bulgaria
Brussels
M. Floquet
Freppel
Vemels
Floquet
Chamber
Republic
Rome
Comte de Paris
Comte d’Haussonville
Marcilles
Orleanist
Enthusiaan
Enouggh
Comte de Parin
Iteelf
Leon
McDougatl
Eyre Shaw
Fire Brigade
Simonds
Shaw
Pearl Cave
Charles Russell
Torquay
Carlen Russell
Edward Clarke
Justice Denman
Func
Howary
Weven
Parliament
GW. S
Humpty Dumety
Drury Lane
Lonton
Dee
Grant Entiire
Humpty Dampix
Nicholls
Augustus Harris
Diary Lane Theatre Royal
Falensor Church Yard
Exel Spencer
Queen Victoria
Anwnia
Conn
John Kelly
New Maven
Dorry
Arly
Hill JO
Michigan Insane Asylum
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