Gladstone Morley Cabinet and Ireland Policy Debates
London reports outline the new Gladstone Morley Cabinet with Morley as Chief Secretary for Ireland and Lord Aberdeens Viceroyalty, while Home Rule dominates the agenda. debates touch on land reform, sequencing of measures, and the stance of Parnell and Chamberlain. cabinet appointments and potential shifts provoke uncertainty about the Irish question and imperial policy.
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Gladstone
Therus
Gladstone-Morley
Morley
Ireland
Lord Tartington
Mr. Parnell
Mr. Morley
Mr Gladstone
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Hartington
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Spencer
Mr. Trevelyan
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Chamberlain
Pew
Trish
Midlothian
Parnell
Parnellite
Commons
Birmingham
Bright
Goshen
Forster
Lord Selborne
Duke of Argyll
Lent Derby
Henry James
Farrer Hersehell
Lord Rosebery
William Harcourt
Lord Ripon
Admiralty
Lord Granville
Lord Kimberley
India
Childers
Campbell-Bannerman
War Office
Mandelin
Board of Trade
Cave
Loxney
Lord Salisbury
Fortamouth
Osborn
Gindatono Fe
Tentmore
Earl of Rorebery
Loxpox
London
Osborne
T. P.o'connor
Purliawent
Liverpool A
Olway City
William Henry O'Shea
Clare County
Galway City
Bia
House of Commons
Freeman's Journal
Earl of Aberdeen
John Morley
Conference Committees and Payne Investigation Dominant in State Politics
In a february Washington style update, Republican factional fights over conference committee seats surge as Mr Ford resignations surface and a tense Payne investigation looms. Governors and candidates like Foraker are cited amid calls for court action on police control in Cincinnati and a minister’s church dispute in Indiana.
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Sexaton Ford
Senate
Gree
Ford
Grege
Henator Fort
Conmaitee
Kennedy
Benator Grove
Mr. Grogs
Coulter
Owepattinan
Coulloe
Payne
Tate
Fayne Investigation Committee
Benator Payne
Thore Lew
Foraker
Gia
Buster
Whoao Kre
Coweillen
Porter
Cowgill
Honovich
Omar
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. Croaswatt
Smith
Edwin Hudson
Arthur G. Moore
Hott
Braith
LTTE
He Mayer
Eye
Supreme Court
Fire Threatens Synagogue and Other City Buildings
A blaze at Congregation Baai Jeshurun in Madison Avenue destroyed the basement and endangered sacred scrolls as firemen pumped water into the cellar. The sanctuary, dedicated in 1 85 5, suffered smoke but most scrolls survived. In a separate incident on Seventh Avenue a four story brick building caught fire, causing extensive damage and losses to several businesses. Insurance details were reported for several affected properties. In Galveston and nearby towns, fires damaged bank buildings, shops, and vehicles with significant property losses.
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N'Nat Jranuren
Baai
Jacobs
Pourthave
Staty Tfther
Rabb Jacobs Hanily
Suoke
Kutattio Fanes
Hiysemont
Tewan
Seventh Avenue
Belek
Tion Wan Extine
PILLORY AND WHIPPING AT DELAWARE JAIL AND MISC NEWS
Reports from New Castle jail describe several prisoners, all colored, whipped on bare backs for tarceay with sentences from five to twenty lashes amid hot weather. Rawin J. Hollingworth served an hour in the pillory for forging notes at the First National Bank of Wilmington. Other items cover revivalist Jennie Sherman’s meetings in Cameron West Virginia causing hundreds of conversions, Garfield’s funeral arrangements, a council with Gabriel Dumont, a jeweler’s trial in Chicago, and a prisoner’s strike in Cleveland.
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NeweUastir
Del
Febien Tarrieon
Willhira Koriweil
Zoun Pracham
George Norris
Playford
New Caatio
Rawin J. Hollingeworth
Wittmtieton
Wiliiam
Wreenxo
W. V
Jennie Sherman
Cameron
Ints
Seth
Mins Fhorman
Charles Winger
Desperate leap ends in tragedy at High Bridge
A poor French immigrant, Mrs Maria Hrancha aged about fifty, leaped from the High Bridge in despair after pawning jewelry to fund family needs. Her fall fractured her back and she died in icy river water. Police recovered her body near the foot of the bridge. the scene drew a crowd as officers searched the river.
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Maria Hranelly
France
Boston
Mr. Keaney
Ils
Fortune
Wade
Paris
Beauphu
Mortis Davia
Kant
Lowda
Allroad
Atne
High Bridge
Sho
Treevnie
Stra Brancha
Bette
Saundary
Kiawen
Lea
Pollee
Hecla
Maria Hrancha
Baghain
Brahelin
Ron Gray
Mary Uibielly
Sugeaiater
Inia Auceesa
Kranehu
Vermont Judge Rules O Neil Guilty in Stock and Liquor Case
Boston February 6 Chief Justice Roy of the Vermont Supreme Court declares John O Neil of Whitehall convicted for selling liquor into Vermont from New York in December 1847. About 150 jugs of chargeable liquors forfeited. defense claims interstate shipment and Tuesday ruling affirms County Court verdict. O Neil faced penalties, potential federal review, and a broader check on liquor trade between New York and Vermont. The session also touched on heredity lectures by Professor Dana of Yale and maritime incident reports from New Orleans and Britain with several ships damaged by fog and weather delays.
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Royo
Vermont Supreme Court
John O'Neil
Whitehad
Vermont
Expres
New York
O'Neil
Rutland
Whitefall
Ni Ys
New-York
Vermonts
Reading Railroad scheme eyed by bankers and lawyers
The vast proposal to reorganize the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad advances through New York bankers and Philadelphia interests. Drexel Morgan Co and other financiers join a planned foreclosure backed by a broad syndicate to secure mortgage bonds and preserve traffic interchanges with neighboring lines. A five member board would control for five years, with compensation schemes outlined and signatures of key figures including Walter and Gowen noted amid circulating circulars.
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Yue Tainex
Ihs News
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
New-York
Philadelphia Record
Asalst
Walter
Thia «Ity
Syndicats
Aluce
Headlus An
Ciroulay
Drexel Kul
Drexel, Morgan A Co
John Lowther Welsh
Cawatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Rail Toad Company
Uni Corporation
Nene Iy
Ayudiente 1 Wansalno
I Hng Rutlond Company
Iy Toh Penner, Hale
Schuylkill Valley
Reading
Nes Auek
Belive
Honoral Mortage Boudboldore
Nileate
Denver
Kilo Grande
Tom Maseaninent
I. Pia
Aly
Morganis
Nir Gowen
Keating General
Guven
Belog i and Company
Wyndon
Wreck of Ada L White and Rescue After Sinking
The steamship William Burkitt rescued the crew of the brig Ada L White, abandoned off Cape St Rogue after a four day adrift. Eleven aboard included Captain White and six others. they endured thirst, exposure, and freezing seas before landing at New York aboard the Burkitt.
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Adrit
William Burkitt
Rio de Janero
Ada L. White
Portland
Toa
Burkitt
Rio de Je
Cape St. Roque
Aho
St. Thomaa
Glans
White
Captain White
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Coffe
Bari
Dutig
Yarmouth
Setmar
Bue Wan
Tone Regidler
Winslow
Eid
Will of Henry P Kidder Bequeaths Major Boston Gifts
The will allocates twenty thousand dollars to Harvard College and the Museum of Fine Arts of Boston, with five thousand to Rev Edward Everett Hale. Provisions also provide for dependents and the widow, with a valuation of Kidder's estate around two million dollars. An extradition case notes Booth, the Winnipeg forger, arrested in San Francisco on a telegraphic order from Mexico, to be returned to the United States.
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Kidder
Bostos
Henry P. Kidder
Harvard College
Museum of Fine Arts of
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Oliver W. Peabody
Aeranno Td
San Francisco
New Laredo
Booth
Mexico
United Statea
Ed Fins
Codunel
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