Baron de Hirsch's Death and Wealth Secrets
A lengthy notice outlines the death of Baron de Hirsch and its shockwaves through European royalty, including the Orleans princes and Prince Henry. It notes an immense fortune from railways and concessions, an expected Paris will, and proposed foundations in his name. Also covered are political race results and a murder trial in Kentucky, Tennessee convention for McKinley, and a parole decision delaying a hanging.
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the Chronicle
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London
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Baron de Hirsch
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Prince Henry
Cheuiuiunal
Lee
Europe
Turkey
Asia Minor
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Tennesee
McKinley
Nashville
St. Louis
Evans
Tennessee
New York Debates Over Bill Amid Nervous Assembly Session
A chaotic session in the New York assembly featured heated debate over a consolidation bill. Voices rose as Speaker Fish faced disruption and members wagered votes while Bundy and Goodsell switched positions amid security concerns. Final tally showed 73 ayes to 69 nays.
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Steen
New York
Waoneer
Brooklyn
Assembly
Ford
Jonourty
Fish Cate
Valce
Mr. Kinne
Serges
At Arins
Stanchfield
O'Grady
Emperor Francis Joseph Unveils Mozart Statue in Vienna
News brief notes Francis Joseph unveiling a Mozart statue in Vienna. It mentions Iowa defense committee head Greenbeck-Labor candidate and Italy’s loan subscriptions totaling 1 278 000 000 lire. Reports a Wisconsin suicide by Mrs G J Jackson, a Paris marriage of Patrice de MacMahon to Marguerite of Orleans, and a Chicago ex-city employee who killed his wife then himself. Also mentions Rev William M Cleveland possibly returning to Calvary Presbyterian in Cleveland.
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Francis Joseph
Vienne
Weaver
Greenbeck
Iowa
Sirs. Jackson
G. J. Jackson
Wisconsin
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Abolition of Warcores conference speeches on arbitration
A mass meeting in Apr 23 discussed international reform and disarmament led by Edward Atkinson and several luminaries. Secretary Olney welcomed resolutions favoring arbitration between Britain and the United States, with Carnegie funding and debate over gifts. Judge Daly announced Edmunds as president and wartime figures commented on peaceful progress. A purchase of a peach farm near Edgemont closed with Samuel B. Loose buying the Brover estate for $83 10 per acre.
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Great Britain
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Hosta
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Vermont
Blick
Marshall
Brooke
U.S
Taft's College
Boston
J. M. Curry
Meinister
Spain
Cannon
Utah
C. BP. Daly
New York
Paudu Challlu
Everete
Massachusetts
Eliot
Harvard
O. O. Howard
U.S. A
E. E. Hale
John A Kanson
Vainiser
Austria
Presilent Patton
Princeton
Charles Dudley Warner
Venezuela
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Tagland
Byain
Olney
Judge Daly
Curry
Dodge
Foster
Daly
Parmanent
George F. Edmunds
Union
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Ibwass
United States
Justice Fuller
Andrew Carnegie
L. T. Chamberlain
D.D
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St. Louis
Carnegie
Weeks
Pittsburg
Sesson
Carl Schurz
Michigan University
Eston
Ansel
Spe
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Schurz
Naturai
Europe
Tod. M. Brover
West Edgemont
Samuel B. Loose
Hagerstown
Riot Between Orkingmer and Sos-Tatee Laborers Ends in Arrests
A violent clash between rival labor gangs led to several injuries including a possible fatality. Police dispersed crowds as leaders and dozens of workers faced arrests after gunfire and strikes erupted near the docks. Witnesses reported a captain warning workers and calls for work stoppages triggering the melee.
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Salem
Ieadiz Combet
Gawtewh
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Sppraranes
John Powitski
Henry Bedlitut
Madimo
Crowe
Anton Ane
Faye Nen
Jembora
Hee
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Mmven
Senate Passes Compromise on Sectarian School Question
Washington April 21 The Senate adopted a compromise amending the sectarian school provision. Cockrell of Missouri struck out the Indian provision, declaring it government policy to abandon sectarian schools after July 3 1885, allowing two years for abandonment. The vote was 68 to 4. The House considered the general pension bill from the invalid pension committee as well.
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Cobb
Washisuton
Cockroll
Missouri
House
Cockrell
Committee On Pensions
Gollinger
Goodwin
Alabama
Abyssinia crisis and peace talks collapse reported
Reports from Abyssinia allege King Menelik distrusts Major Salsa and withdraws peace offers. Envoy detained, negotiations broken, Ras Makononen and officials indicate a failed diplomatic effort. Separate dispatch describes U S battleship Massachusetts completing a near record run to Boston with high speed trials underway.
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Salsa
Roux
Abyssainia
Hse
Duke of Sormonda
Italiso
Monucht
Saism
Ras Makononen
Pesco
Saisa
Baldissara
Menelik
Suakim
Osman Digna
Osman
Quays Convention and Electoral Reform Debates
The report outlines a April convention agenda including four reform bills on civil service, tax voting penalties, election integrity, and city governance for Pittsburg and Allegheny. It details delegates at large names, alternates, and electors, notes a clash over selecting the chairman successor, and mentions a political murder threat and local election irregularities in Louisiana and Pennsylvania.
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Dhaly
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Grood
Daniel B. Hastings
James Elvergon
The
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Janes G. Beacom
Groanaburg
Tf. L. Flood
Reading
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphis
Alex E. Patton
Cleanfeld
William Witherow
Lyman BD. Gilbert
Harrisburg
Galuabo A. Grow
Samuel A. Davenport
Erie
Senator Quay
Frank Willing Leach
Philadelphia
Atute
Sehular
Leach
P Etkin
Indleur
Draven
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