Arbitration Triumphs in Unnamed Arbitration Case
The article lauds Lord Granville and Mr. Gladstone for steering a difficult arbitration with wisdom and restraint. It credits Granville with preserving the tribunal, withdrawing indirect claims, and keeping the Geneva Court alive. It notes American acceptance of the withdrawal and predicts a Court judgment within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Granville
Prince Consort
Trent
Moe
Disraeli
Geneva Tribunal
Gladstone
Court of Arbitration
Adams
United States
Washington Cabinet
Canon Blakesley to be Dean of Lincoln
Canon Blakesley is named to become Dean of Lincoln, with Professor Rawlison succeeding to the Canterbury canonry, leaving the latter office void. The text notes ongoing strife between German and Papal interests and hints at future ecclesiastical policy debates.
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Blakesley
Pertfordshire
Bent
Lincoln
Rawlison
Canterbury
The Maine Law and Liquor Debates Across States
The article discusses Maine and New York liquor laws, noting enforcement difficulties and smuggling. It reviews proposed licensing schemes and experiments in Wisconsin and Ohio, and compares the Adair Law with penalties and damages for unlawful liquor sales, including actions against landlords and occupiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom Alliance
Gyn
Maine
Barker
Ingland
Ife
England
Vortland
New York State
Prohibition Party
Maite
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Judicial Court
Waw York Commercial
Winterport
United States
Western States
New York World
Wisconsin