Pope Circular and Derby Crowds Stir London Foreign News
A London cable notes Ireland priests largely obey the Pope's circular against aiding the Parnell Fund, while Derby draws huge crowds amid royal and political tension. France and China threaten Tonquin conflict. the Czar's coronation preps proceed as worldwide reports map Madagascar, Tonquin, and European military moves.
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China
Brighat
Crar
London
Thiune
Ireland
Parnell
Prussia and the Vatican Clash Over Rome Crisis
From Loxpox May 20 a Timer dispatch highlights clerical and government press diatribes signaling an approaching crisis. Ultra-Tory support for clericals risks a shift to Moderate Liberals, with Centre likely to steer events as Beowistonists oppose Regierung. Vatican replies press Prussia on bishops and priests while new demands emerge.
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Vatican
Rome
Loxpox
Herlin
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Brntix
Pruxsia
Reichstag
Herr Scholz
Prince Wiamarck
Herr Brechter
Herr Windthorst
von Puttkauer
Sohole
Johwangen
North
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Seaer
Daann
Pubes
Irregular Irish Circular Stir in New York Opinion
Prominent city thespians debate the Pope’s circular to Irish bishops. The discussion, reported by Austin Bord of The World, argues the circular may boost funds for Mr. Parnell and Ireland while revealing varied views on Irish-American support and influence.
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Canati M. de Leasepe
Parnell Fund
Purnell
Croke
Propaganda
Ireland
Trish
Errington
Simewell
Trevelyan
Healy
Michael Davitt
Botl
Gladstone
William Harcourt
Charing Cross
Mantos
Austin Bord
Rieh World, To & Reporter
Parnell Pond
Parnell
Thomas Brennan
Yanai
de Willa B. Wallace
Germania Hall
Germania Hi
Wurea
Hutereste
Crimes and Casualties by Telegraph in Atlanta Area
A chaotic telegraph roundup from Atlanta reports a murder verdict, trials, lynching rumors, ship news, and a fatal explosion near Rutherford County. It mentions a man found not guilty of murder, a death sentence case, a lynch mob, and a steamship stranding with casualties in a disorderly aggregation of brief items.
Rumor of Crook massacre unsettles Washington dispatches
Washington reports a circulating but later disputed tale claiming General Crook and his white cavalry were massacred by Apache scouts in the Sierra Madre region. Officials at War Department and Army headquarters dismiss the rumor as unlikely while seeking reliable intelligence on Crook’s movements and the expedition’s status.
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Dandy Jin
Skippy
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Hearty
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Sheridan
Rapilly
Kelton
Land grant decision and Civil Service boards report
Washington notes cover a land grant case in California where the Interior Secretary affirms a General Land Office ruling against settlers, citing lack of road completion and legislative or judicial action needed to alter the grant. Also reported are Civil Service board preparations, indictments in Alabama, naval squadron updates, and Army orders with various appointments and organizational notes.
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Texas and Pacl
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Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Seitlera
Anya
Aattlera
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Som
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Ie Adiudus
Howard Waa
San Larenso Teland
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Keiliah Hoabitas
Gue Lal Itar
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William K. Parnell
1St Cavalry
Peruasion
United State
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Bax
Vancouver Harvarks
Fort Leavenworth, Kin
A.J. Percy
Te Oice
Portoras
Fragmented Telegraph News From The Red River Region
A garbled May 26 telegraph roundup reports indictments involving John St Cook of The Red … News items include a fatal boiler explosion at Chaadir's Labor Mills and a death of Dinah John at age 100 in Syracuse. A battery incident in New Jersey, a fatal head injury in Virginia, and a mistaken railway accident near St Paul are noted amid miscellaneous court and crime briefs.
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John St Cook
Red Sank
Rejtter
Noel
Nod Manik
Butterment
Dereer
Tai Dawn
Ohio
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Lawbor
Syracuse
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Dhiah
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Loa Schwartz
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Gomtye Cade
Lutherkes
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Quartz Senalons
Wiudlan Ff & Vial
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Rener
Wilkat
St Paul, Minn
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Hulton
Van Anken insanity case seeks release from asylum
Barrett H. Van Anken a former wholesale fruit merchant of Washington Street seeks habeas corpus relief in Kings County Supreme Court to end confinement at Dr Barstow's private lunatic asylum in Flushing since 1874. His counsel argues he is sane and worthy of freedom though the case arouses questions about relatives' agreement and medical certificates.
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Brooklyn
Cabe
Barrett H. van Anken
Washington St
Dr. Barstow
Flushing, S. 1
Commodore C. K. Garrison
Donohue
Miss Garrison
van Auken
Kings County Supreme Court
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Leonard
Henry Prowse Cooper
Ailor
Barstow
Cullen
Callen
van Auren
Fifthave
Mira van Auken
Vem Auken
Commodore G. Tson
Amies
Europe
Stephen Harkhalter
Hudson
Haring
Vai Auken
Willo
Manin
Wis Qaind
MIS
Virginia election returns favor Democrats in several counties
Reports from Prenssname and Luxenino indicate Democrats gaining ground with late returns. Counties including Latemberg Greenville Montgomery Henry Rockbridge and Franklin show Democratic leads while the official statewide tally continues. Strong gains also reported for the party in Pennsylvania and support for Blace for Commonwealths Attorney noted.
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Prrensnene
Ellow Leavy Dewoeraue Gui
Two Brothers Drown at Cooper's Point Camden
Puntaperran May 26 Charles Milliken twenty three and Burd Milliken eighteen brothers were drowned in the dry dock at Cooper's Point Camden today. They were a short distance apart when Charles leaped overboard to save his brother but both perished in the water.
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Charles Milliken
Burd Milliken
Cooper's Point
Camden
Charles
Burd
Smallpox Outbreak Hits Lancaster Prison Inmates
Thirteen prisoners at Lancaster County Prison are ill with smallpox and others show preliminary symptoms. Separately, reports from St Michael s Minnesota note twenty five cases and several deaths, while Albany discusses a proposed tax on telegraph and telephone lines with opposition from lawyers for the lines companies.
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St. Michaels
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