Speculative War Panics Dominate London Notes
The London press describes a troubled week with stock exchanges volatile as rumors of war spread. France, Germany, and England are blamed for market swings while Belgium neutrality and Egypt debates strain government patience. Churchill’s abroad trip, Hartington’s Newcastle remarks, and new round table talk shift quickly amid a tense political mood.
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Randolph Churchitt
Lord Hartington
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Fifteen Lives Lost in Unclear Event Report
The report notes forty lives lost and references a question in the House of Commons about the American mail contract. It mentions no confirmed cause, while detailing statements by Home Secretary Henry Matthews and references to divorce publicity rules. Additional items cover a Lambeth Palace service, fashion protests, and various European and British political snippets.
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Tragic Vermont Central Crash Kills Dozens on Ice
A broken rail in extreme cold caused the Montreal Montreal express to plunge from Woodstock Bridge into the White River Vermont. At least forty dead and thirty injured, with many burned. survivors describe frantic rescue efforts amid flames, ice, and freezing temperatures as trains and passengers burned and scattered bodies were recovered.
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Strike Nears End as Leaders Mull Mass Meetings
Quiet day among strikers as leaders prep mass meetings. James E. Quinn testifies before Assembly committee. No new workers join. engineers may backstrike, others urged to join. Batley from the General Executive Board to consult leaders. Vogel Brothers donate 81000. Freight slowly returns to normal. violence reported on riverfront but restrained by police. Coal handling, municipal needs, and public building concerns rise as depot and piers resume work.
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Mass Meetings of Strikers Held with Police Guard
Disorderly gatherings at five local points including Union Square Canal Street and North River faced heavy police arrangements. Police Commissioner Murray authorized a private telephone network and dispatched 1 000 officers if needed. Despite tight security crowds remained modest and the protest proceeded until adjournment at nine.
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