May 1874 News Briefs Across Cities and Seas
Reports arrive of a traveller reaching Luanda with fifty seven followers. Calais to build a larger harbour able to host naval and large ships at all tides prompting town illumination. Constantinople forms a reform council under Grand Vizier with Christian and Mussulman officials. French Assembly ends life senator elections naming Marin de Montaignac and Léon de Malleville. Egyptian steamer Taritah sent to Suez with orders to Admiral Mackillop Pasha. Montreal faces rioting as destitute workers seek relief, police reinforced. In Malacca a bold cavalry raid routs eighty irregulars with heavy casualties. Philadelphia hosts a large prayer service with President Grant and many dignitaries in attendance.
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Princeton
Baptism at Windsor and royal Christmas plans
The infant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh was baptized at Windsor, taking the names Marie Alexandra Victoria. The Queen and Court intend to spend Christmas at Osborne. The Daily News notes the Duke of Edinburgh will command an ironclad in the Mediterranean early next spring.
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Times gains Sunday London Bombay cable access for three years
The Times reports an agreement with the Anglo European Telegraph Company granting exclusive use of the Bombay London cable for one hour each Sunday night for three years. The Times will pay 4000 pounds and publish India telegrams every Monday or Tuesday equal to a newspaper column.
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