The Cleveland Hendricks Squabble and Other News
Washington Star quotes Senator Vorhees denying a Cleveland Hendricks rift and clarifying a Albany telegraph visit. He praises President-elect Cleveland and notes Hendricks visited peacefully in New York. Also includes Sumatra cannibalism anecdote and obituary of Mrs Rebecca M Levy.
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Vorhees
Cleveland
Washington Star
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Hendricks
Hendricke
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Brooklyn
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Albany
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Hampton Institute speakers advocate education for freedmen
In Philadelphia at Association Hall a Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute program featured four degrees and two full-blooded Indians in blue uniforms. William Daggs spoke on self education as a hotel waiter, urging negro education. Kosh Le Flesche and others described Sioux progress and calls for schools, law and land. Herbert Welsh and Herbert Hamilton urged industrial and protective education, with General Armstrong closing on the institute’s practical work.
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Philadelphia
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Hampton Normal and Agriculture) Institute
Charles A. Dickey
Hampton
William H. Daggs
Kosh le Flesche
Am Onsaha Tadian
George Bushotter
Busbetter
Dakota
Herbert Welsh
Red Man
Hebert Hawilton
General Armatrong
Letter from Stanley Falls cites Congo danger and open war
A Belgian writer at Stanley Falls warns of threats to Europeans from the Congo situation. He reports a plot to poison Leopoldville and says the African International Association withholds porters for Belgians leaving service. He fears vengeance if named. The letter claims open war with natives between Lutib and Manyanga, villages burned and captives taken.
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Thinga
Congo
Lutib
Manyanga
Warlike China Seals Kin-Pai Channel with Torpedoes
The Chinese government warns foreigners that the Kin-Pai channel is mined with torpedoes except for a 100 foot passage. Thousands of troops drill as the arsenal remains off-limits to foreigners, masking post bombardment damage. British and American gunboats guard neutrals while high Chinese officials push hard for warlike responses to peace overtures.
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Foo Cuow
Kin-Pai
Narrow escape for train near Cincinnati hindered by obstructions
Two men walking on the track near Cincinnati alerted the crew to a major danger on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line. The incoming train was saved from a potential wreck by the alert observers who reported and allowed removal of the obstructions. No clues to the criminals have been found.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Cholera Prep Urges Incineration Ward For City Hospital
Philadelphia Health Board considers cremation and preventive measures as cholera approaches. Dr Massey urges incinerating apparatus at Municipal Hospital to burn initial victims to curb spread. J Richardson proposes a new ward for patients but funds fall short. project re-advertised for cheaper construction.
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Philadelphia
Heath
G. Belton Massey
Municipal Hospital
Dr. Masses
The Congo Conference Delimitation Expected at Meeting
At Berwin the Congo Basin delimitation is expected to be settled at Thursday's conference session. Henry M. Stanley's scheme forms the basis with slight modifications for the Eastern coast as powers show readiness to accept. Portugal may be persuaded to accept. A river Longa winchanten likely marks Portugal's northern limit. Angola remains largely native-governed and independent treaties with British warships exist. Russia and Austria reportedly may recognize the African International Association.
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Congo
Berwin
Henry M. Stanley
Portugal
Herr Bastian
Long
Destruction of Phylloxera Eggs Proposed by Balbiani
Prof. Balbiani of the College de France was commissioned to report on destroying winter phylloxera eggs to halt the insect’s progress. He tested methods including barking, boiling water, and vine rubbing with tar-oil preparations, finding many drawbacks. A new mixture of oil, naptha, quicklime and water showed promise, claimed as effective and cheap at under a franc per hundred stocks in trials in Lorraine and Guyenne.
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M. Balbiani
College de France
Balbiani
Bordeaux
Newbury Woman Recovers 4000 After Broken Rib
A Newbury woman recovers 4000 in settlement for a broken rib, and osteopathy experts estimate that if this rate continues her bones could be worth about 616000.
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Newbury
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