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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1872

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Alabama Treaty and British Press Reactions in London

Articles discuss the Geneva arbitration under the Treaty of Washington. Comments reflect British press debate on indirect damages claims and the Alabama case, with mixed editorial positions in Times Telegraph and Morning Post. Public sentiment and cabinet notes show tensions over deterring war and interpreting treaty obligations.

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Tie French Arms Scandal Dominates Senate Debate

Washington Feb 16 Senator Morton frames the tie as partisan, while Conkling and Williams push back. The cabinet inquiry into German relations and armored stores is debated. Carpenter and Tipton deliver prominent Senate speeches as the administration faces criticism and political maneuvering.

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Funeral of Napoleon aide stirred by imperialists

A Geneva tribunal press release notes the absence of Mr Hancrott Dsvin while diplomats including Waehbarne and Count de Siannaul attended. In Paris 10 000 rifles and large ammunition reserves were reported as seized. The Athsht Center in the assembly district echoed the Moderate Right with ongoing unrest. The funeral of ex-private secretary Conti, formerly Napoleon’s aide, drew many imperial partisans and relatives. The cortege to the Château de Chaise faced interruptions as Rouler’s carriage was mobbed. he escaped amid cheers from imperialists.

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Political turmoil and court actions dominate Washington scene

Reports detail clashes in the Senate over procedure and personal attacks on Browntow, with Speaker backing. Johnson defaulter case advances. post trader abuses at forts and western posts emerge, involving multiple traders and connections to officials. Senator Davis’s condition improves slowly as related political developments unfold.

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Senate Debate Highlights Sumner and Remington Scandal

A lengthy Senate exchange features Sumner defending reform efforts and attacking opponents while Conkling and Edmunds clash over the Military Ring. Schurz delivers a forceful speech praising German descent citizens and railing against wartime suspicions. The session underscores deep partisan tension with calls for explanations on wartime accounts and ongoing investigations.

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Obituary notes Corsican statesman and Chesney pioneer

Charles Etlen Conti private secretary to 4 ITE dies aged native Corsican statesman 1812 born at Ort who served as Procureur General and state adviser. Francis Rawden Chesney, explorer of the overland route to India, dies in Ireland at 83 after a career in the British army and exploration, credited with traversing the Euphrates and leading an Arabia crossing to the Indian Ocean and later service in China.

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Collision at Cumoltaville Station Renews Rail Disaster

A collision on the Cumoltaville Railroad near Clayton's Station left two freight trains telescoped and one crew member, J. Nurterry, fatally injured. Four livestock cars were wrecked and all animals killed. A water shortage and ice gorge on the Ohio River area delayed rescue efforts.

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Turmoil Bloods Chicago Fire Department Influx Of Charges

The Chicago Fire Department faces a widening dispute as Chief Williams presses removal of subordinates who retaliate with accusations of drunkenness disorderly conduct and bribe receiving. A complete reorganization by the Fire Commissioner is proposed to resolve the crisis.

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