London War News Echoes From Khartoum Crisis
London reports the Mahdi advance and General Buller’s retreat near Gubat alongside General Gordon’s death. Proclamations on militia reserves unsettle the public as Britain faces a concerted challenge in Africa. Parliament adjourns amid votes of censure and ongoing debates on Egypt policy and the war’s conduct.
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Rumors of General Buller disaster near Abu Klea
Reports from Loxpox and Suakim describe rumors of massive casualties and a desert massacre as General Buller’s force entrenched at Abu Klea Wells faces harassing Arab fire. War Office and agencies deny confirmation while officials warn of possible retreat to Gakdul and describe dwindling supplies and harsh conditions. The London public shows strong support as troops depart for Egypt, with royal and political figures sending encouragement amid tense Sudan crisis.
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British move stirs Hashewa followers amid Sudan campaign
In Massowah and along the coast reports say Amarar tribes may desert Osman Digna as British forces draw near. Egyptian troops are said to be landing at Heilal rafuas while fortifications grow. In NSW, 72,000 pounds have been raised for a Sandat expedition contingent, whose departure is near. Public enthusiasm remains high.
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Reanimating Mystery: Man Appears Alive Before Burial
In Asnevitte Fleet Creek Hutt Koncombe County a young man named Jackine, thought dead after weeks of fever, was buried but later found breathing. Neighbors doubted the burial date and questioned whether he was truly dead, noting signs suggesting life before interment.
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Wreck on the West Shore Kills Two Men and Injures Five
A morning wreck near Canajoharie on the West Shore Railroad kills two rail workers and injuries several others after a freight and passenger train collision caused by a mismanaged signals and a sharp curve. Engineers Shier and Finney died, while several crew and passengers suffered injuries. The incident follows prior switch orders and disrupted service between East Main Street and Fultonville.
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No Senator Elected In Oregon Sparks Turmoil And Riots
In Satem Oregon on February 21 the joint convention failed to elect a Senator on the sixty-eighth ballot amid a riotous scene. Republicans tried to adjourn, Democrats attacked, and quarrels over quorum delays persisted. The session faces continued delay as factions argue over the process and bond repudiation debates unfold.
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Rescued Sailors of Minnie Grey After Terrific Gulf Storm
Nine officers and crew from the abandoned bark Minnie Grey of Hull were rescued at dawn by the Hudson after enduring a hurricane in the Gulf Stream. Captain Moncreiff and his mate led repairs and pumps as the ship flooded, sailed, and listed, with the crew pressed to save the vessel until a passing ship diverted to assist.
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Percheron Horse Sale Draws Buyers From Many States
Wayse Illinois February 21 buyers from Tudiana New York California Missouri Minot and other states attended a stock sale of Percheron horses. Two imported stallions Crear and Voltaire each sold for 9000. Guxar bought for a remaining farm to Missonet Voltaire bought for a ranch in Calumlo. Junae Moonee and Cesar brought 2400. Prices for Voltaire and Cesar were the highest ever for draught horses.
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Missing Men Alert In New Haven Case Early Report
Feb 21 dispatch reports two men sought by police Ramiel J D Chifard of Dorby an agent for Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Co. shot and robbed near Dery. Rewards and details listed but tangled in damaged text. Also a separate report from Gavestos about John Manning fatally shooting Thomas Greene near Manheim Station after a disputed theft earlier.
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