Education question shapes House of Commons debate in Britain
A deputation presses for school board style universal education with compulsion, while Mr Stansfeld hints at government influence and independent members pursuing the merits of the plan. The conscience clause and reading books trigger questions on enforcement as the group thanks Stansfeld and withdraws.
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House of Commons
Stansfeld
Joseph Edmonston
Election Moves Across North East Lancashire and Sheffield
A requisition seeks Lord Edward Cavendish to contest North East Lancashire against Holt and Starkie. In Sheffield Liberals debate uniting behind one candidate Joseph Chamberlain is urged while Allott’s committee pursues unity plans. Roebuck possibly withdraws. Thorold Rogers backs Liberal aims in Scarborough. bribery claims surface in Exeter against Conservative agents linked to Malls.
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Liberal Party
Chamberlain
Allott
United Party
Reform Club
Roebuck
Sheffield
Scarscrough
Advanced Liberals
J. E. Thorold Rogers
Exeter
Malls
Edward Watkin
Reformation Shaped by Word of God, Says Rev J Bardsley
The fourth YMCA lecture at Exeter Hall by Rev J Bardsley argues the Reformation, though controversial, was fundamentally religious not political. He cites Henry VIII, Cranmer, six articles, and Edward VI prayers, claiming open Bible, private judgment, toleration, morality, and prosperity followed. He ends urging preservation of scripture.
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Exeter Hall
J. Bardsley
Stepney
Francis Maude
R.N
James Fleming
Bardsley
Mr. Bardsley
Dr. Littledale
Cazenove
England
Henry VIII
Catherine
Henry
Cranmer
Peter
Church of England
Strype
Edward VI
False verdict overturned on legal reversal planned
A Tuesday verdict deemed erroneous is set for legal reversal. Prosecutors or judges indicate the decision will be reviewed to correct the record and restore proper judgment.
Publication of Peace Terms Between Russia and Kutya
The St Petersburg document outlines causes for the campaign against Khiva. It cites Turcoman raids and slave-taking, Khan Khiva’s weakness, and Russia aims to secure safety, open commerce, end slavery, and suppress predatory expeditions. Fortified garrisons would guard against steppe marauders near the Aral Sea.
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Russia
Kutya
St. Petersburg
Khiva
Khivan
Khivese
Steppes
Sea of Aral
British Plans Alter Fortifications Near Amoo Daria
The plan to fortify the area shifted to the right bank of the Amoo Daria due to ground conditions and navigation limits on the river. A safe link to Russian territory was sought, and a Russian garrison in Khiva was debated as a safeguard.
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Amoo Daria
Russia
Khiva
Spanish
Dresden
Elizabeth
Prussia
Vaitian
Daily Telegraph
Duke of Mecklenburg
Spain
Moriones
Tolosa
Tristany
Sarce
Catalonia
Iate
Cartagena
la Palma
Marshal Bazaine Sentenced to Death by Court Martial
A Times telegram reports Marshal Bazaine found guilty by a French court martial on charges including capitulation. The defense and crowd reaction followed as the Duc d Aumale read the unanimous verdicts asserting guilt on four counts.
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Marshal Bazaine
Duc d’Aumale
Marshal MacMahon
Times
Maitre Lachaud
France
Metz
le Conseil Debout
Council of War, &c
Beagle Genie Bazai
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Young Men's Christian Association