Tragic mine disaster toll and Indian affairs noted
It is estimated at least 321 miners died in the disaster with two thirds supporting families. The report blames heat and foul air rather than mining fault. Separately, Samuel M. Janney helps Pawnee justice after a settler killed. eight suspects are seized and held for trial as Indians applaud fair distribution of seized goods.
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Society of Friends
Omaha
Wilmington Commercial
Ehug
Samuel M. Janney
Wamouth
Samuel
Hey
Rome
Mount Etna
Malta Times
Royal Oak
Satania
Mount Et
de Watteville
Powell
Ripley
Thomas
Ommanpey
Reynolds
Boxer
Anton
Bennett
Nicolosi
Etna
Casa del Bosco
Privy Council at Osborne and Royal Moves
Her Majesty held a Privy Council at Osborne with the Earl De Grey and Ripon Duke of Argyll Earl Kimberley and Viscount Sydney present Viscount Monck Lord Northbrook and Mr G A Hamilton were sworn in as Privy Councillors William Wright received knighthood after the council The Queen and Royal family attended Divine service at Whippingham Church and will travel to Windsor and Balmoral The Princess of Wales has tested Wildbad waters Prince Arthur will go to Liverpool and then Canada for Rifle Brigade service On Friday the Duke of Edinburgh completed his 25th year Mr Gladstone left for Walmer Castle and plans Balmoral Hawarden and Ireland questions loom for next session
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Osborne
Earl de Grey
Ripon
Duke of Argyll
Earl of Kimberley
Viscount Sydney
Viscount Monck
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G. A. Hamilton
William Wright
Hull
Whippingham Church
George Prothero
R. Duckworth
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Schleswig-Holstein
Louise
Leopold
Beatrice
Christian Victor
Prince Albert
Schleswig- Holstein
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Balmoral
Princess of Wales
Prince
Prince Arthur
Liverpool
Canada
Rifle Brigade
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Alfred Ernest Albert
Gladstone
Walmer Castle
Walmer
Scotland
Hawarden
Lowe
Ireland
Doran
J. O. Jeaffreson
Hepworth Dixon
Atheneum
Earl and Countess
Portsmouth
Working Men’s Club
Institute Union
Hurstbourne Park
Hampshire
Leeds Mercury
Chichester Fortescue
Lord Spencer
Spencer
Frances Countess Waldegrave
Dublin
Lord Lyttelton
A. Hobhouse
Q.C
H. G. Robinson
H. J. Roby
Lords and Commons
John Bright
London
Aberdeen Free Press
People's Tribune
Titus Salt
Durham
Royal Albert Asylum
Lancaster
Holman Hunt
Florence
Holy Land
United States
Haggarty
New York Times
Brazil
Albert Museum
Exeter
Prince of Wales
Egypt
8. Birch
British Museum
Henry Kingsley
The
Daily Review
Edinburgh
Josiah Mason
Birmingham
Erdington
Select Committee
Wilfrid Lawson
Earl and Countess of
Clarendon
Wiesbaden
Mr. Disraeli
Viscountess
Beaconsfield
Grosvenorgate
Alton Towers
Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury
Editorial Chair Debates In Atheneum Succession
The piece notes possible successors to Hepworth Dixon at the Atheneum with Dr Doran or J O Jeaffreson named. It also lists court and political shifts including Chichester Fortescue's peerage, Lady Spencer’s duties, Countess Waldegrave, and various appointments and rumors in Parliament and royal circles.
London and County Bank Half-Year Profits Report
The London and County Bank reports half year net profits of 85 0100 23 7d with paid capital 1 000 000 and reserve 500 000. Directors propose a six percent dividend plus a two and a half percent bonus totaling seventeen percent per annum payable after Monday the 16th. The balance to next year stands at 6 226 17s 7d.
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London and County Bank
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New Hebrides
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Rangi
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