British Relations Extradition Treaty Sparks Major Debate
The Pall Mall Gazette reports on the Extradition Treaty clash with Gladstone era policy, noting Sir Julian Pauncefote’s Washington post, Salisbury’s stance, and Ireland unrest. Objections from Irish and Liberal camps spark meetings in Dublin and Manchester as Balfour faces pressure.
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Gable
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Prince Rule
Chang
Samoa
Prince Yan Ngeta
United States
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Omlov
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Washington
Lord Saliabury
Cleveland
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Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Purman
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Fen
Esien
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Philip Curzie
Thomas Lister i Hia
Gixty
Tx Street
Shing
Sir Julian
Lor
Salisbury
Daily News
Balfour
Dublin
Bexton
Healy
Tnepe
Manchester
O'Brien
Inhaman
Schnadores
Morley
Newcastle
Srndeh
Ireland
Father McFadden
Parnell Case Details and Irish Rebel Movements
London February reports from the Parnell Commission describe testimonies on Irish revolutionary groups. Witness Beach details Clan na Gael, Hibernian Rifle Guards, and funding flows tied to Irish anti English activity. Remarks on Devoy, Parnell, and meetings in Chicago and Paris frame the British inquiry.
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Parnell
London
Parnell Commiston
Webster
Trish
Times
Booch
Ouneda
Ireland
Merars
Dillon
America
United States
United Brotherhood
Chicago
Clan-na-Gael
Hibernian Rifle Guards
Beach
Irish Brotherhood
England
Devoy
Millen
Egan
Brotherhood
League
Amsterdam
A. M. Sullivan
Clapham
House of Commons
O'Kelly
Revolutionary Party
Paris
Alexander Sullivan
Hines
Destor
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Fedi
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Kenny
Kilininm
Illon
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Dane
Breslin
Hines Oh Orgen
Revoluser Story
Reatos
Sullivantes
Evox
Br. Corre
Puenel
Tom Ander
Pat Bwrenty
Ae Waa
Victory for the strikers turns into loss for labor union
The strike by streetcar workers ends as the Executive Board declares it off. Cars will run again, and unions assess a costly eight day battle with companies claiming victory. One striker is killed in a riot, while organizers mourn the blow to the movement and predict possible demise of the union.
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the Times
London
John Walter
The
Times
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Haine
Walter
Ares! Oronte
Dominion
United States
Ottawa
Ont
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British Empire
Canada
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Liberal Party
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District Assembly No
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Wstrikeen
Beversl Toads
Wunanclan
James H. Magee
Usus
Arenanci
Fatal clash on Boulevard streetcar sparks first city fatality
James McGowan, an unmarried 25 year old, was shot in the head during a riot that stopped a Boulevard Line streetcar near Sixty-first Street. Policeman Thomas K Snyder, defending the car, fired the fatal shot. Conductor Charles Walker and Driver Frederick Kindert were aboard. The mob, over 200, hurled bricks and stones as the car was halted.
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Snyder
Vierce
James McGowan
Roosevelt Hospital
Thomas K. Snyder
Fred
Hur
Ma Gowan
Charles Walker
Frederick Kindert
Waller
Louis Brennan
Health Department
Brennan
Commissioner of Charities and Correction
Cosen
Jeter
Sayer
Montreal Carnival Amid Snowstorm Delights Crowds
Montreal’s carnival drew large American crowds despite a blizzard. Visitors from New York and Boston saw toboggan slides and a grand Victoria skating carnival with Governor General Lord Stanley attending. The storm disrupted riverfront trotting events while the city lit up with a late fancy dress ball.
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Montreal
Canada
New York
Boston
Erastus Wiman
Ortrant Snowshoe Club
The
Dominion
Lord Stanley
Victoria
Huge cave in at Delaware and Hudson mine near Carbondale
Special dispatch reports a massive cave-in at the White Bridge Tunnel of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company in Carbondale. Miners heard warning sounds as roofs settled, prompting halt requests. fear of expanding caverns threatens a wide area west of Carbondale and could displace about 1,000 workers.
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Delaware and Hudson
Gerenton
White Bridge
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Carbondale
Colo’ Gap
Mn Fone
Amber Prope Sa
Loggers Drown in Pine Lake Disaster Amid River Traffic
A report from Canajoharie New York details a disaster on Pine Lake Fulton County where twenty four teams drawing logs capsized the tea gave way causing ten drivers to sink and bodies unrecovered. Eyewitness accounts describe a heartrending scene as families mourn. Separate notes mention Hudson River ice and a Broadway store fire damaging several buildings including Oxiel Co and others with extensive losses and delayed evacuations.
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Pine Lake
Fulton County
Canajoharie
Inkoty
Pise Lalka
Mohawk Valley
Prince Rudolf Funeral Choicest In Vienna Church Chapels
Vienna mourned as crowds packed streets for the Crown Prince funeral. Emperors and archdukes attended a solemn mass at the Hofburg and Capuchin Church with a grand procession through Kloster Gasse ending at the crypt. The event featured royal guards, dignitaries, and a ceremonial blessing before the coffin was placed in the vault, drawing widespread public sorrow and orderly conduct despite rumors of the prince’s death. Two men were later arrested over chatter linking Rudolf to a wife’s suspected involvement.
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Hofburg
Princs Hohenlohe
Franzens
Kloster Gasse
Hohenlohe
Hunyadi
Prielieux
Gangsbauer
Priedieux
Golimberti
Augustine Church
Francis Joseph
von Taate
Lower Austria
Pesth
Ganglbauer
Domigny
Emperor
Faye
Archduke Katies
Prince Francis of
Fate
Leopold
Tavaria
Prince Philip of
Coburg
Audi
Ai Prem
Gisela
Marie Valerie
Rudolf
Adolf
Austria- Hungary
Herr von Seoreyenge
Stephanie
Austrian Succession Debate Links Rudolf’s Daughter to Throne
Feb 6 report from Herrin notes growing agitation over Austrian succession. Articles claim Crown Prince Rudolf’s daughter could be heir under abolished Sallo law and Pragmatic Sanction. officials weigh legitimacy and potential claims amid Vienna press debate. A second item cites Crown Prince Rudolf’s farewell letter to an imperial attache, hinting at his private concerns.
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Rudolf
Herrin
Ttalle
Signor Crinpi
Austria-Hungary
Rutolf
Crispi
Modena
Karl
Fransaro
House of Savoy
Vatican
Joseph
Jane
Elizabeth
Trainces
Pesther Lloyd
Witeabeth
Vienna
Crown Prince
Herr von Frosgyenyl
Imperial Household
West Virginia Ballotina Sees Slow Change in Senator Race
Circulation reports from Cirkeston West Virginia Feb 5 describe Senator Van Pelt defending his course amid a voter shift. The article notes votes for Gott Othe and Kenna with no caucus binding, mentions Governor Wilson, Frank Hereford, and General Gott’s declared plan to qualify March 4.
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Kanna
Sae
Hereford
Talosa
Delexann Mereill
Wilson
Kenna
Gott Othe Uno
Sprigas
Got
Eine
Got Jett
Carr, Senain
United States
Curtiss
Democrata
State Senate
House
Senate
Woods
Loase
Erain
Madman runs amuck slashes fruit vendor to death on Baltimore street
Baltimore February 6 Special an aged fruit vendor Francis Valentine died from injuries after lunatic Lee Willey escaped from an asylum and terrorized the steamboat wharves. He boarded a vessel attacked passengers and crew with a knife, striking several people before police overpowered him. Willey, seventy seven, was returned to the asylum from Virginia for treatment.
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Baltimore
Baltimory
Hrancis Valentine
Tinatle
Lightat Wharf
Lee Willey
Poopie
Clmax
Iis
Orep
Charles Hart Walter
Serpeant Ward
Willey
Virginia
Cold Wave Sweeps Northwest To Ohio In Deep Freeze
A sweeping cold wave moved from Northwest Manitoba through Minnesota Nebraska Missouri into Ohio by 7 am. The storm center was near Ontario, Montana unseasonably warm, Pacific weather patterns shifting. Rail disruptions noted as authorities plan measures to cope with record cold.
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Chicago
Eftent
Manitoba
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Alanine
Ontario
Pacific
Marquette
Bay
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France
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Hudson
Troy
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Ufilvicann
Broadway
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Oxiel & Co
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Ostell & Co
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Lamia
Fangae
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