The Alabama Claims in London and Washington Dispatches
London and Washington dispatches discuss the Alabama claims with urgency as British and American officials seek to resolve indirect damages disputes. Reports cite press criticism, potential Geneva arbitration adjustments, and Treasury considerations amid public excitement and diplomatic maneuvering.
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Cimit
Peuate
Thaaumar
Foukeel
Petington
London
Mr. Suanter
Tarpentom
Vols
Anil
Fish Limeelfie
Lenelon Nly Telegraph
England
America
Lotimate
Govarnour
Elaine
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Aliteanen
Cohen
Portine Amit
United Fiatee
Washington
Fish
Thornton
Washington Commission
Minster Thornton
Gretailk
Pumai
Capbury
Navy Department
Rogland
Europe
Pmess Dispatch
London Times
Setegraph
Observer
Alabama
Geneva Board
Victoria
Judiciary investigation unites reform aims in New York
The Legislature debates impeachment groundwork for Judges Tarnard and Cantoes after Bar Association actions. Speakers urge cautious proof of misconduct, protect public trust, and consider swift subcommittees to speed inquiry while avoiding hasty decisions. The Assembly reports on the New York and Brooklyn Ferry’s crisis, harbor storms, and transport disruptions.
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TIN
Amasy
Bar Association
Tarnard
Cantoes
Yansay
Sullong
Bonne
New-York
Howe
Bayes
Prince of Wales to attend Thanksgiving in St Pauls
London reports a Galway meeting to nominate a candidate for the House of Commons ended in a riot as police struggled to quell disturbances. The Prince and Princess of Wales are to attend the Thanksgiving service at St Paul’s, while other dispatches note political shifts and Russian views on Catacazy amid diplomatic tensions.
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Ireland
London
Galway
House of Commons
Shower Landa
Nolan
Moya Meh Hnasos
Wales
St. Paula
Catacazy
Russia
Gorin Wakott
Curtin
Raven
Thorn
Fish
Pish
Mr. Catneuxy
Rusia
United States
Catnewey
Moscow
Gaselle
Vane Dent
Wieb
Horough
Cineme
Sumner
Hern
Senate
Gazette
Cabbagy
Piet
Frank Turk
Flohy
Catacagy
Condetubare
Artic Ie
Englantel
Savert
Eailier
Mr. Catseary
Mr. Pielsanl
Americas
Winthrop
Boston
America
Auvision Alwaye
England
Rita
Palas
Saeweeath
Hiisela
Cutacnay
Aeris
Lrealdeut
Matamoros
Sanchez Cristo
Hagdat
Saint Terev
Cristo
Mst
National Guard
Whichias
Wen
Ander Arnie
Cortina Bee
Gieowee Advan
Beveral Preninent
Soxiears
Pete
Howeern
Ecgok
Washington Crises Dividing Anglos and Russians
The article discusses tensions at Washington with Catacazy, a Moscow Gazette writer, and notes Baron Offender as a new special envoy. It mentions diplomatic strains, pity for Catacazy, and possible travel to America, amid broader Australia to Java communications and various global news items.
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Washington
Catacazy
Moscow Guzette
Baron Offenders
Dueharest
America
Mr. Cathey
Alexis
Hae Tenn
Chicago Relief and Aid Society Urges No Winter Feather Donations
The Chicago Relief and Aid Society states no further feather donations are needed this winter citing milder January weather. A February report will detail funds received from sources including the New York Chamber of Commerce and various city subscriptions. The society asks other organizations to forward their contributions for proper acknowledgment in the forthcoming comprehensive report.
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Australia
Java
Australion Governmante
Port Darwin
Norwantows
Souterfeld
Amedewn
St Mary
Aydney
la Jammary
Melbourne
Vietores
United States
South Australia
Bigland
Tasmanian
Mav
Comb
Polynesia
Pul
Pordhon
Auckland
Nowtulani
Queensland
Aust
Mit
New-York Chamber of Commeres Fund
Ure
Chicago
Esky W. Kiss
Wirt Dexter
Sixecause Cormuuttter
Outrages on the Mexican Frontier and Local Justice Notes
Mr McCormick, delegate to Congress from Arizona, delivers Gov Ford’s letter on outrages along the border by Sonora war bands. Appeals to Mexico for action. Gov. Ford seeks instructions. Also a murder case in Towanda, New York, where Henry Ward is denied a new trial after manslaughter verdict. Telegraph notes include local accidents, a gas explosion in Philadelphia, and a sinking ship scene.
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Mr. McCormick
Congress
Arizona
Govldford
Sonora
Mexico
Senor
Sonor
Moalea
Ariza Vitus
Department of State
Fishy
McCoraiel
Batlordl
Arieon
N. Y
Henry Ward
Towanda
Penny
Kitting
Wesley
Ward
Price Four Cents and Customs Abuses at the Capitol
A report on customs abuses and importer weighers with President Grant connected to the Cot. Senate inquiry heard Senator Pratt’s remarks last Saturday. Gen. W. S. Hillyer questioned about Grant’s relation to Leet and the General Office. Witnesses deny Grant wrongdoing or approval of Leet’s conduct. Importers deny extortion claims. Special Agent Jayne cites irregular payroll practices and weighers.
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Grant
Senate Committee
Win
Pratt
Hillyer
Presient Grant
Co. Leet
Owiet
A. de la Modgers
Sudavita
J. G. Jayne
United States
Testimony on General Order business with Gen Grant
The transcript records testimony about conversations on General Order business with Gen Grant, including discussions at Long Branch and the White House. It notes references to Mr Leet, labor contracts, and the timing of visits to Washington, with remarks on disapproval of the Leet transaction and the context of the Budget and private interviews.
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Grantom
Gen. Grant
Long Branch
Adam Vines
Gen. Gieaut
Leon Teerailli
Otter
Leet
White House
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Astor
Mateo
Lali
Bian
Angtosi
Grant
Chow Ae
Washunston
Yan
Everal
Aetor House
Washington
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Assembly
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New-York and Strooklyn Perry Company
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New York
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Chicago Relief and Aid Society
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