05 Nov 1886
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1886
Page
1
Michael Davitt voices opinions on Henry George defeat in New York and comments on Home Rule. Debate rises as Irish question features prominently in political discourse. No extension of Chicago labor trouble reported as tensions flare in press coverage.
Reports from Loxvor Nov 5 note a large Henry George vote drawing public interest. Lectures and papers debate anarchist ideas and suggest the vote signals a protest against mammon, with calls for broader discussion on the condition of the people worldwide.
Gladstone and Ireland topics mix with New York election notes. Michael Davitt expresses pleasure at Henry George avoiding mayoral race, praising his principles while acknowledging political survival. London liberal conference cheers Home Rule with renewed Irish legislative focus. Chesapeake Bay collision updates report Ossian and Wm. J. Hood in damage and docking needs.
A chaotic bulletin mix reports bandits captured near Colon Mitanzas with a siege proclaimed at Chiloppopolix to curb brigandage aided by Russian agents. Other items note Samuel Swartchild jewelry closure in Chi vagu, bail disputes, a Cauajoharie resident’s death, and labor strikes affecting Columbia rolling mill and Augusta factory settlements. Dispatches claim the Italy ship incident near Cabal, a massacre site at Mukhur, Pasteur’s animal bite stats, and a Detroit factory accident. Also mentioned are a Broadway and 7th Avenue rail injunction, a mixed-race marriage trend in Marshall, and John Bright defending English-Russian dynamics.
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