Archer the Russian Strelok Arrives in New York Harbor
The Russian steam sloop Strelok, a new warship from St Petersburg built in 1878, docked near Twenty-sixth Street with a crew of Roseian sailors. Crowds, mainly Irish, watched as she anchored off West Twenty-Sixth Street and a Sun reporter described her armament, rigging, and possible German engine details along with brief remarks from Count Heyden about potential war and British naval attention.
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Peace Prospects Dim in Global Tension Despite Proposals
Rumors of Russian England mediation attempts surface with proposals possibly acceptable to England. A potential arbitrator may be the king of Denmark or Deomaré, as a letter from the Pennsylvania Peace Society urges czar Nicholas II to arbitration over Afghan troubles to spare lives. Reports from London and St. Petersburg note possible shifts as Turkish and Ottoman negotiations unfold, while domestic chatter in Maryland centers on political appointments and local car struggles.
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Maryland Politician Judge Merrick's Notable Career
The article profiles Merrick born in Charles County Maryland, son of distinguished stock, father of Colombia by President Pierce. He served in Congress from 1873 to 1875 representing the fifth district and helped uncover a ree ree affair as a congressman. After leaving Congress he returned to the Maryland judiciary, practicing law and appearing in notable state cases.
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Kansas Lynching of Murder Suspect near Great Bend
Gorge Mack, wanted for the murder of his employer Richard Parker at Great Bend Kansas, was arrested near Kansas City and subsequently hanged by a mob after being taken from a train. The incident occurred Sunday and followed his transit to the town.
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Richard Parker
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