Royal Commission on Labor Questions Hinted by Crown
London reports a government plan to appoint a Royal Commission on labor issues with potential chairmanship by the Prince of Wales. The piece surveys strikes, wages, immigration, eight hour rules, and collective bargaining amid Irish politics, with names like Burns Manning Derby Randolph Churchill Chamberlain Morley and Mealy among possible commissioners.
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Tondon
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Great Commission
Prince of Wales
John Burns
Cardinal Manning
Benjamin Tilley
Thomas Mann
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Lord Derby
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mr. Chamberlain
John Morley
William Harcourt
Burt
Lord Randolph
Fall of Crispi ministry linked to 1400 crops
Rome reports the Crispi administration fell partly due to surplus crops in 1400 when breadstuffs imports and revenue from such imports declined. The deficit was not mainly from business depression or mass poverty but from the agricultural boom. American envoy praise for Porter and his Rome receptions also noted.
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Rome
Crispi
al Tudini
Albert G. Porter
United States
Holy
Palazzo Mattel
Anglo-American Archaeological Society
British dramatic school debate fuels London theatre clash
A long controversy in The Daily Graphic over a proposed British dramatic school draws in Henry Irving Arthur Wing Minerva and others against theatre managers aims to curb public amusement. Managers push for London County Council powers to regulate prices, threatening the existing system. Green funds seek lawyers to oppose the bill as Queen Victoria eyes a Sullivan opera event at Windsor.
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Daily Graphic
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Henry Irving
Heerolin Tree
Arthur Wing Minera
I England
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Gott
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Farina
Hwasong
Thia
London County Council
Lant Chamberlain
Connell
Green
Gilbert and Sullivan
Windsor Castle
Arthur Sullivan
Doyley Carte
Opera House
Uuleos
Bennington Gunboat Trials Show Strong Power in Rough Seas
The Bennington completed a second official trial, surpassing required horsepower by 71 hp and reaching 17.2 knots in heavy seas. Despite a gale and flooded compartments, the vessel logged four hours at averaging 16 knots, with steering and engine work under test by Commander Brideman and crew. The trip ended near Whitestone after a tense passage in Long Island Sound.
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Pennington
New London
N. F. Palmer, Jr
Board of Trial
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Board of Trini
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Lew Poll
Anderson
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Bates Nason
Redgrave Redgrave
H. Lowe
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Eldridge and
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Woodall
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Sean
Cornfield
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Matinninock Point
Etridgman
Hennington
Yorktown
Fort Horne
Brideman
Kleuts der Hemphii
Benoit Fon
Kennington
Bradfons
Ralph Ashton
Tridgman
Tradford
Hemphill
Enel
Hine
Wreck of the Iowa as Pennland rescues crew
A week after the Pennland of the Red Star Line sighted a two-masted vessel sinking 1200 miles from Sandy Hook, the Iowa, four-masted steamer of the Warren Line from Boston to Liverpool, foundered with only lifeboats afloat. The Pennland rescued the Chester and saved most of the crew. the Iowa’s fate and the Town’s exact losses remain uncertain.
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Iowa Steamship Company
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Tuco
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Engich Companies
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Sullivan
W. Stine
Hathaway
Timothy Davyer
Patrick «Carey
Witam
Patrick McCarthy
J. Bayle
John Zehackes
Thompern
J. Keogana
ENJOLY CALOR LEADERS IN UNION DISPUTE
Pittsburg February 24. J J Rainey files suit in U S Court against eight top Miners Union officers alleging strike actions ruined his coke works employing 1000 men idle. Seeks injunction blocking near works and threats to compel labor. fires and attacks reported at mines on February 19 and 23.
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Fou
W. J. Rainey
United States
Mtr
Wit
Calleli
American jailed in Guanajuato faces twenty-year sentence
Chicago reporter M C Kernand recounts Graham, an American miner imprisoned in Guanajuato for twenty years on a questionable murder conviction. Kernand describes harsh prison conditions, vermin-ridden cells, meager corn and pepper rations, and the desperate plea of Graham who says he would rather die than remain imprisoned.
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Guataluote
Midost
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Parweles
George St. Davis
Caltech
Speinenestro
Chatrman Jones
Sven Hemorratic
Wim
Davis Hitt
Fires Ravage Covington Drug, Grocery Stores. Losses Tallied
A large fire in Covington destroyed the F. B. Phelps drug store and the Bradley & Cleveland grocery. Phelps faced losses around 82 000 while the grocery incurred about 2000 in damages. A nearby tailor shop and other structures suffered minor losses as efforts contained the blaze. In Washington, Ind, a separate fire at City Motel caused rapid spread to nearby buildings, with substantial property damage reported. A new Freight Association formed in Kansas City as railroads unite in regional coordination.
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Ladianapolis
Pet Ae
Fire Fiends Hit Brooklyn Flats In Twin Blazes
Brooklyn fire brigades battled multiple blazes in five story flat houses along Sands Street and Lind Street. Aegis of chaos saw eighteen families and about 160 residents at risk as two seven year olds spotted flames in a shaft and warned others. Volunteers and police investigated arson links to former employees of owner Ernest Von Au as authorities push for stricter building laws. Fire warnings spread to Bridge Street and Concourse with minor damage before crews contained the fires. Two families fled burning Wetmore Avenue dwellings with only night clothes, one insured for 1000, another for 2500, as snow hindered response and investigators hunted for the malicious fire set.
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Anne Leonard
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bRendrad
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Harlem River
Amneand
Stephen Mitehall
John Kiely
Mitchell
Newhaven Mrailroad
Martholomew Hea
Kiely
Rea
Sorel'sa
Hothnovte
Hudson River trains run as rivers recede and mohawk valley tracks clear
Describes freshet impacts in Mohawk Valley and lower Hudson, trains resuming on New York Central and Hudson River lines, temporary bridge across Gavogt Cheek, delays eased, river levels and flooding affecting transit. Reports also note New Mexico menace rumors, and Chicago and Cincinnati river conditions with pending political candidate chatter in Illinois.
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Chicago
Pardon to Be Granted Delayed for Prisoner Release
Charon Partin, a young truck driver, faced burglary charges in Watestury. Gov Hath declined to authorize his parole renewal, and Fantom said the accused would go to Waterbury to confront his accusers, asserting his innocence.
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Fantom
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