Uganda Questions and Portal Powers Debated in Commons
The Uganda question dominated debates in both Houses as Lord Rosebery and Mr Gladstone outlined instructions to Sir Gerald Portal, with calls to clarify his powers and future governance. Pleuro-pneumonia cases in cattle from the United States spurred Canadian import restrictions and a push for government action, while ministers urged caution on currency, land policy, and agricultural relief amid a global downturn.
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Andsebery
garexeTs
Propneumonia
Gladstone
PEI Agricultural
Parlinfa
Thrassey
Menaures
Tard Rosbery
Wesson
Gerald Portal
Lord Rosebery
Mont Salisbury
Gerald Poetal
Rowbery
Geral Portal
Adrien
Veunda
Rosebery
We of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Labouchere
Sirtal
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Gerald
Sharp Powell
Ald Portal
Tt Gladstone
Uganda
Charles Dilke
Newfounland Isheries
Agar Grey
France
Henry Chaplin
Board of Agriculture
Gardner
Siter
United States
Dominion
Scotland
Canada
Yoho Wharton
Ripon
West Riding
Yorkshire
Arthur Jeffrey
North Hampshire
Wharton
Robert Everett
Southeast Buffolk
Paul Vrookfield
Susex
Vicary Gibbs
St. Albans
Hertfordshire
Brussels Revenue
Chaplin
Shorer
States
Aly
Huntl
Ile
Brussels
Eno
P Jardner
Idalynt
Stanhope
Stanhope, ex-Secretary of State For Aid That Mr. Guriners
T. W. Rusell
Prone
Oken
Bank scandals implicate deputies and ex ministers in Rome
Rome reports magistrates link new deputies and two ex ministers to bank scandals. Armies placed under guard, Florence firm assets suffer 2,000,000. Suspicions grow that the fraud extends to the cashiers as arrests loom.
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Rome
Potten
Te Tanea Amodasione
Florence
Hebaukeptey
Haimiger Oid
Brisbane floods and quake aftermath in Queensland towns
A massive flood and aftershocks sweep Brisbane and surrounding towns. Bridges destroyed, rivers twenty feet deep, shops wrecked, and mass evacuations as Maryborough and other towns face drowning and destruction. Separate reports recount attacks in France, riots in Barcelona, and a deadly gas explosion in an American tenement House with multiple injuries and fatalities.
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Brisbane
Ely
Brisbane River
Firistone
Queenston
Maryborough
Mareh
Mary River
Mery
N.S. Wo
Pek
Queerstead
Hughes Began Sentence At Monroe County Penitentiary
Master Workman James Hughes of the National Garment Workers Assembly started a two year term in Monroe County Penitentiary after convictions for extorting tones from Adler Mros Co. in Uilselty. He arrived quietly, had his head shaved, and will work cutting clothes for fellow inmates. Commutation may shorten the sentence.
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Rochester
James Hughes
National Garment Workers? ‘Assembly
Monroe County
Iughew
Wis
Adler Mros
Uilselty
Hughes
Mishwunt
Webster
City of Peking Safe In Port After Delayed Voyage
The Pacific Mail steamer City of Peking, which left Yokohama January 10, arrived in San Francisco in tow after a long delay. A shaft broke, sails were used, and a stormy voyage occurred with extensive sailing miles. Passengers, including notable figures, were relieved at the dock as the ship was brought in by the Vigilant with signals from the Sierra Cadena.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
City of Peking
Yokohama
Vigilant
City of
Peking
Sierra Cadena
Merchants’ Exchanger
McClure
Honolulu
China
M. Raseon
Japan
Man
Raseon
H. Akiyama
IL Alling
W. C. Duncan
GA. Forsaith
I. A. Crope
PW. Manget
We Steckbeilge
M.N. Wyelkoff
Point Laboss
Sen
Hit
Farallone Islands
Ata
Sin Town
Tonolulu
Yokohuna
Retiring President and Supreme Court Appointments Discussed
In Cheelawati Ohris on February 8, Judge Howell R. Jackson, recently nominated by President Uattison as Associate Justice, states he has had no talks with the President about his appointment. He notes prior letters from supporters and cites historical examples of presidential appointments by outgoing leaders. He argues the appointment should come from the appointing authority and dismisses speculation about his successor while acknowledging reforms in the process.
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Supreme Court Ictges
Cheelawati
Ohris
Didee Howell R. Jackson
Uattison
Supreme Court of
Unitad
Mere
The
Mar
Lily Torent
Jeter
Deteatt
Wen
Highson
General Miller
Omar Distelet
Miller
Cleveland
Mike Seh
John Adams
Moorahall
Thomas Jefferson
Ancken
Astin Catron
Tnd Din
Wealthy Saratoga resident commits suicide in city rooms
Gerald Hull of New York City, about 30, an affluent Saratoga • resident, shot himself in his rooms at The Arcade building around 4:30 p.m. He had moved here with his wife for health but she died years ago. Hull, once tied to Arrowhead and the Brunswick property, kept lavishly furnished quarters and displayed valuable pictures. His health had deteriorated since his wife’s death, with no signs of mental derangement observed.
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Deven
Corius
Hien
C. Berer
Hopemans
Down
Anthans Hayden
Joseph
Kemsevelt
Maspitaly
Jounsans
Smtovtin
Anne
Jounmann
Mbey
Vater
Wintern
Jolinmann
Carl
Oleyoo
Stein
Driver
Louea
Alberto
Hinds Mulatsilin
Hocert
Ebshteen
Moophtal Manning
John
Tieentysfine
Tieentysfine, Fusninare Carriet, No 403
Stathove
Hans Sewpiey
Janes Tourtora
Noo
Tier
Pande Petersen
Colo
Hartrd
Brod
Schal’ St
Lenpal Tin
Twentyofone
Abies
Catherine Woerschmitt
William Pattieson
Woershman
Peter
Alee
Charles Woersendr
Patterson
Helsd
Tack
John Manning
Barnes
Tire
Priana
Hiense
Lee
Rellar
Ainost Mat
Lars
Hanes
Tider
Faerele
Roosevelt
Francis Kellorg
Pattern
Hoy
Gerald Hull
Saratoga
N. Yo
K—A
Gerald Mull
Stratogi
New York City
Shields
Mee Hull
Mr. Mull
Gerlach
Samtog
Arrowhead
Santiaga
Branswick
Fifth-ave
Ainth-st
Brunswick
Eng Sr
McCarty Bill Veto Delivers Blow to Brooklyn City Spending
Governor Flower vetoes Senator McCarty's measure to legalize 60000 in Brooklyn and Kings County public funds for the Columbian celebration. The veto condemns city officials for unapproved expenditures, cites constitutional violations, and raises the threat of civil suits to recover funds. The message criticizes Aldermen, the Common Council, and county officers for acts without lawful authority.
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Brooklyn
Flower
McCarty
Kings County
Boody
Board of Aldermen of
Aspinall
State of New York
Hnventine Chamber
Albany
N.Y
Senate
Count Kings
Board of Supervisors
Nivers
Thocklyn
Board of Aldermen
Cerybeawan
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial
Averton
Mrooklym
Eounty
Kings
Tocal Hill
County of Kings
Brownlym
Kins
Oielal
City of Brooklyn
America
Anid
Amellen
Lam
Trookkya
Eno
Elneura County
Roswell P. Flower
Mullen
Bills in Assembly seek removal of New York City Hall scheme
Special dispatch notes urgent Assembly measures focusing on New York City and Mayor Gilroy. Webster, trusted messenger, carries bills to Albany for ratification by the Democratic majority. One key proposal would remove City Hall to make way for a new traffic or public works plan, with the Municipal Building Commission deciding whether to relocate or preserve the exterior while interior use remains undefined.
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Zante
George Ani
Athens
Infante Horbor
New York City
Gilloy
Assembly
Coloned
Webster
Bos
Albany
Hs IM
City Mall
Commbeloners
Park Department
Sald
Ady
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Ord Hosedery
Alparen
Lord Iosebery
Mwanga
Tha Ae
East Africa Company
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Irving
Speoch
Aumeenck
London
Alfred ‘Tennyson
Becket
London Society, Art and Letters
Monty Teving
Cardinal Wobey
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Ellen Terry
Rosamond
Henry Wiliam Terrins
Eleanor
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Northumberland Castle
Hecker
Roxmond
Henry
Rostmond
Tosamond
Hocket
Canterbay
Henry Irving
Merle
Buenos Ayres
Santa Fe
Wariiliers
Argentin
Argentine
Duarex
Pellegrino
Argenti
Dhe
Egypt
Huniteh
Prenels
Erman
Tne
Sura
Saul Fe
Aned
Thiele
Sayné Pent
Catentta
Gioia
Beltish
Toc
Madrid
Feb
Corm
Barto Hico
Elestion
Burnley
Philip Starhope
Cladstonton
William Alexander Lindsay
Jacob Spencer Balfour
Balfour
Gladstanton
Cudon
Tuya Company
T Ie Steimshty
Huron
Spree
Silva
Gaeunt Ob
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Phoenix
Atte
Guaymen
Mealen
Wiacuness
Jacquoin Uren
Band of Indias
Lox Mercedes
Sone Topla
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Luna
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Liser
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Vrex
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Isla de Luzon
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Cuba
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Bob
Tedunttee Aran
United States Supreme Court
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Denmark
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Noon Loutse
Prussia
William T
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Conserite
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Grevy Asi
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Paris
Chamber of Inlietments Bia
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Renwylt
M Franqueville
Panite Nu
Chamber of Deputies
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Cornelis
England
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M. Bourgeois
Justice
M. Clemenceau
Committee of Inquiri
Toalae
Pn Peral
Barcelona
Mutrid
Titulin
Thaerotona Seeteetay
Cebieh
Jesuit College
Nia
Warcelona
Cherncester
Yeb
Cirencester
L. Winterbotham
Laberal
Cotes
We Cheater Master
Winterbothiam
Tober
T. D. Bullivaits
West Donegal
Chester Master
Wete
Furey
Lawoon
Liveral
Lasker
Mavann
Faye Te
Sierta
St. Petersiain
Spelt
Iberia
Aix Altona
Hamburg
Alleta
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Willams Station
Cumberland
Lieitimore
Ohio
Wallaers Fengineer
Controli Mets
Consellsville
William Miland
Glenwood
Dunlop
Hagman Grines
Western
Pennsylvania
Combine
Heroig
Wiliam
Exontening
Single
East
Trentyottusty
Kywitabte Gas Company
Es Bey
Roanoke
Grand Maven
Mics
Tig Crostay
Vitte
Judge Jackson
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