Demand for Work and Unrest Across Britain
Severe winter distress grips cities as Mile End and Dockers Union centers rush to feed and shelter a thousand children daily. Unemployed crowds march on Oxford Street, Hyde Park, and Tower Hill demanding the right to live. Glasgow shows 6000 still on strike as Caledonian and other lines face continued disruption and sporadic returns to work.
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Dunlap's Cable Company
Loxnos
Jan
Mile End
Dockers’ Union
Jacan
Tower Hill
Oxford Street
Hyde Park
Power
Royal Albert and Victoria Docks
Beckton
Cooningtown
Plaiston
Upton Park
Silverstown
Westhan
Riotous Strikers Seized by Police Amid Tense Disturbance
Police protected the men who had returned as six rioters were arrested and taken to a nearby station while a mob of hostile men women and children gathered. The six prisoners were locked up and faced possible harsh magistrate action, signaling escalating tension and potential further trouble.
Irish Situation Terms of Agreement Reached With OBrien
A London dispatch reports that OBrien plans to return to England and surrender bail immediately. The Pall Mall Gazette claims terms were agreed at Boulogne with Parnell who would retire from active campaigning while nominating candidates and transferring 10,000 to 15,000 pounds to OBrien to meet debt obligations to Tipperary tenants. OBrien would then lead the reunited Irish party. McCarthy might retire. Gladstone denies offering Parnell office and says his letter published on two statements is false.
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Dunlaf
Loxpow
O’brien
England
Pall Mall Gazette
Boulogne
Parnell
O'Brien
Tipperary
Kreve
Parnellite Patriot Party
Mr. O'Brien
McCarthy
The
Freeman's Journal
Ireland
O’ Brien
Age
Inshmen
Gladstone
Forced to Buy Bonds by French Loan Banks
In Paris a curious episode surrounds the 885 million franc French loan to be issued Saturday. Four credit banks including Societe Generale and Comptoir D'Escompte asked Finance Minister M. Rouvier to manage their participation without drawing on London sums. He learned their London holdings amounted to 175 million francs and agreed to an English exchange for that irreducible amount. It now turns out these houses do not hold the funds in London and have instead bought Paris bonds to meet the sum.
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Paris
Societe Generale Comptoir D'Escompte
Credit Lwonaise
M. Rouvier
London
Siete
France
Tragic Nursery Fire Kills Four Children Near Porspax
A nurse girl entrusted with four children by a visiting couple left briefly with a soldier. A lamp was left on a stove top and the nursery caught fire. About 7:30 pm, a passerby reported flames from the house and found the children burned beyond recognition. The nurse and soldier have been arrested.
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Porspax
Berlin
Serena
The Silesian Famine Deepens Misery
Heartrending famine reports from Silesia describe escalating misery near Clatz, with Pastor Klein noting 17 of his children dead from starvation since Christmas. Cold and unemployment persist as bread and other staples grow scarce, leaving whole families of weavers earning barely a mark daily.
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BT Dunlap
Bers
Silesia
Pastor Klein
Clatz
Olatz
Cea
Opening of the first Japanese Parliament
The Daily Telegraph reprints Sir Edwin Arnold’s letter describing Japan’s first Parliament. He notes the absence of women in attendance and the Empress’s box chairs remaining unused. The piece mentions an American literary woman barred from the precincts.
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ST Dunlap's Cable Company
Loxpon
The
Daily Telegraph
Edwin Arnold
New York
Cunard Orders Two 12000-Ton Fast Steamers
The Cunard Steamship Company has contracted for two 12000 ton fast steamers to run New York to Queenstown in five days and one hour at high speed. Built on the Clyde, each vessel will cost $2,000,000 and be ready in 188.
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LiverPool, Jan
Cunard Steamship Company
New York
Queenstown
York
Li Liverpoal
Clyde
At Dunlap's Cable Company Duel May Bring Riot
At today's Limerick corporation meeting the Mayor refused to receive a resolution opposing his attendance at a Sunday penitence speech. A counter demonstration is planned, with the potential for rioting.
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Duelie
Limerick Corporation
Peg
Storm and ice disrupt Austrian and Belgian cities
In Trieste a severe snowstorm halts traffic and endangers residents as fires burn with little hope of control. Dreaded weather blocks navigation. Meanwhile Brussels reports large ice blocks invading the Belgian coast, especially Ostend, affecting maritime activity.
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SY Dunlap
Trieste
ST Dunlap's
Brussels
Ostend
Epidemic of Typhus Fever Increases in Fiorence
Reports from Fiorence indicate a rising typhus fever epidemic with 100 to 150 new cases daily despite measures. The outbreak is prompting renewed public health actions and warnings as authorities strive to contain the spread.
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Dunlaf
Fiorence
Anti German Feeling Shuts Up Turkish Grocery in Toulouse
Ex Bavarian officer Lind once ran a popular Toulouse grocery with a French clerk crew. A nationalist backlash ensued with stone throwing and police arrests as neighbors shunned the German merchant, crippling his business and prompting a sale.
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Toulouse
Associated Press
Lind
Aera Lancasters
Fens de la Paix
Raiding the Smugglers Seize Japanese Goods at Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports customs officers seized 44 packages of Japanese goods worth about 3000 on the American ship Santa Clara tied to Woodruff Stores in Brooklyn. The haul included decorated china silk items screens and mourning gowns, with other packages aboard the Balcarres Brook tied to Captain Harrison containing curios and even animals.
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Dispatch
New York
Lyons
Santa Clara
Woodruffs
Brooklyn
Hiogo
Fuller
Barton
O. G. Cogzuwell
P. Benson
Harry Ls
Wilbur
Balcarres Brook
H. Harrison
Japan
Harrison
England
Bold Midnight Thieves Loot Roberts House and More
A gang of burglars robs a hotel and Roberts House, threatening the proprietor and wife with revolvers. They raid Bush Provision store, compel Mrs Zimmerling to surrender cash, fire on tenant Henry Zimmerling, and flee as patrols pursue them through the city amid chaotic searches.
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Ente
Roberts House
Henry Zimmerling
Dr Mary Walker's Claim Pivots to Health and Victory
Oswego January report states Dr Mary Walker, once reported dead on her farm, is healthy again and resolved to win her pension of $10,000. The telegram notes a misapprehension regarding her government claim and mentions past army service and related allowances.
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Osweao
Mary Walker
Mase Uae
Meeting to pick site for Gawe eggs dock picks two to Mobile
A city commission in New Orleans met last night to choose a site for the Gawe eggs dock. Two options remain, with plans to depart for Pensacola and Tampa Bay after the selection.
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New OxLeans
Jac
Final Appeal in MacQueary Hary Trial Appeals Verdict
The Final Appeal reports Rev. Howard MacQueary’s heresy trial in Cleveland. The five-judge court adjourned to deliberate after MacQueary argued interpretations of scripture and church creeds over miracles and the resurrection. A verdict of not guilty is expected, with the court to announce decision in days.
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Cleveland
Howard Ueary
Episcopal Church of
Rica
Court of Five
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
MacQueary
Episcopalian Church
Church of the Unity
Henry D. Aves
MacQuesary
MacQsneary
Congress
United States
Clerryman
Tillman Kin Seeks Written Duel Over Blackball Rumor
A controversy in South Carolina involves George Legare and James H. Tillman seeking a written duel with Gonzales after alleged insults about Gov. Tillman and his nephew. The parties are apart from Columbia, with Gonzales publishing a sharp rebuttal and no duel agreed yet.
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Conumaia
Code of Honor
South Carolina
Ben Tillman
George D. Tillman
George Legare
James H. Tillman
Tillmanite
Aes
N.C Gensiles
Bi Ag
Tillman
Gonzales
Legare
Ganzales
James Tillman
Columbia
R. Tillman
R. Gonzales
Augusta
Gentaleg
McGrath Impeachment Talk Shakes Kansas Farmers Alliance
Topeka reports steps toward impeaching Frank McGrath president of the Kansas Farmers' Alliance over alleged involvement in backing F J Turner for the U S Senate. The Executive Board of five, chaired by McGrath, meets next week to examine the matter after McGrath calls a session and denies involvement.
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Topeka
Jan
Frank Mec.Grath
Kansas Farmers’ Aliance
F. J. Turner
United States Senate
The
Alliance
McGrath
Cod
Mo Sy
BeGrath
SteGrath
Mr. Eayn
Forse
People's Party
Turner
Farmers’ Alliance
Cyclone Hits Shriner Texas Damages Property
A cyclone at Shriner Texas yesterday caused extensive property damage. A child was killed and several persons seriously wounded. Rudyard Kipling has written seven letters on America for The Dispatch. the first to appear in next Sunday's issue.
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Texas
Shriner
Tex
Rudyard Kipling
America
the Dispatch
Budyard Kipling
Red Cloud Turmoil Over Lieutenant Casey Murder
Treacherous killing of Lieutenant Casey, commander of Cheyenne scouts, sparks panic and defense preparations at General Miles headquarters. Red Cloud flees toward the agency with family as hostiles threaten siege. Buffalo Bill arrives to assess militia actions and wounded Little Big Foot faction members endure severe injuries.
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Pine Riper Agency
Jan
Buttes
Brooke
Miles
Casey
Yankton Charley
Ogallalla
Yankton
Twenty-second Infantry
White Clay Creek
White River
Olalla
Cloud
Lear
Rosebud
Red Cloud
Agency
Miles’ Paar
Ee Jack
See Os
Buffalo Bill
Rushville
Winchester
Buckskin Jack Russell
Nebraska
Big Foot
Little Episcopal Church
Roger
Mites
Forsythes
Womaesae Henke
Whitentaen
Carr
Kane
Sioux Indians Face Superior Forces Near Agency
Interior Department summary places about 20,000 Sioux in the region with 16,500 peaceful on reservations. Some 3,500 are allied against cross-fire earthworks, with 8,000 troops under General Miles surrounding a hostile camp 17 miles north. Indians reportedly lack sugar. beef supplies exist, and battle fears rise as Sunday looms.
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Wasuixeror
Interior Department
Indiana
Miles
Secretary Noble Dismisses Agent Boyer at Pine Ridge
Secretary Noble sent a dispatch to Agent Boyer dismissing him for lack of nerve and fitness for wartime duties. Captain Pierce, First Infantry, will temporarily assume agency duties at Pine Ridge, with property to be turned over to him. The action follows lengthened concerns over Boyer's ability to meet the demands of his position.
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Wasumortex
Noble
Hoyer
Pine Ridge
Pierce
First Infantry
Boyer
Indian Office
Miles Seowed
Peril in Pocatello as Shoshone War Dance Sparks Fear
In Pocatello Idaho a wave of panic follows a Shoshone reservation war dance. Officials report chiefs and town leaders promising fighting. Governor’s Guards and U S Cavalry are being mobilized toward Boise City to counter potential violence as ranchers plead for arms and family protection amid a fragile security situation.
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Pocatello
Jan
Jim
United States
Boise City
Blackfoot
Costly street law ruling stalls Pittsburg contracts
City officials dissect a Supreme Court decision voiding old street laws, affecting about 1.2 million dollars in contracts. Chief Bigelow, City Attorney Moreland, and Controller Morrow prepare a liability statement as abutters resume paying assessments and await possible refunds amid ongoing legal questions.
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Pittsburg
Justice Williams
Moreland
Ford
Supreme Court
Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Department of Law
Board of Viewers
Gourley
Morrow
Flinn
Hoath & Filton
Law
A. PF. Keat R
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