Davitt in London and Irish political clashes rise
In London and Dublin, Davitt faces Libel suits while Redmond gains a parliamentary seat. Irish Tory gains and landlord rent tactics amid nationalist turmoil fuel election tensions. France, Egypt, and Khedive Abbas topics hint at shifting European balance.
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Mystery explained in German paper on 1885 Borki plot
Berlin Kreuz Zeitung explains the Borki catastrophe of October 1885 as a conspiracy by a kitchen boy on the imperial train. He hid a clock device shaped like a sugar loaf in a dining compartment, fearing premature detonation, and fled the frontier after the device exploded downward, creating a deep track hole instead of buried explosives.
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Hordes of Emigrants Leaving for Argentina and U S Promised
Genoa reports a brisk emigration week with over 3,000 people sailing for Argentina and similar numbers leaving Naples and Palermo since January. Agents forecast a spring exodus to the United States. Most migrants originate from Lombardy and Venetia where workers find work only a few months yearly and earn little, often 50 cents for a 12 hour day.
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Russia’s Exhibit to Feature Asiatic Pavilion at Fair
At the World’s Fair a vast habitation will showcase Russian Asiatic possessions. Each chamber will mirror architecture of different Muslim peoples and be furnished in their prevailing styles, illustrating the region’s diverse cultures.
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Czar Obstacles Marriage of Princess Marie to Roumania Heir
The Czar reportedly opposes the marriage of Princess Marie of Edinburgh to the Crown Prince of Roumania. Marie is reluctant to accept the hand, and the 2 year old prince is described as bored and unattractive, with the royal plan unsettled.
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Jan
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Baron Hirsch Buys Bath House in Piccadilly Palace
Baron Hirsch acquires Bath House Piccadilly, one of London’s finest old houses. The benefactor of his race plans to move into the palace in March, after a long bargaining process highlighting the Baron's hereditary instinct. The house sits at Bolton street corner and was built by the first Lord Ashburton, notable for a central hall rising to the roof.
British Ambassador to Turkey to succeed late Sir William White
The Sultan approves Sir Francis appointment as British Ambassador to Turkey after the death of Sir William A. White in Berlin. Sir Francis currently serves as British Ambassador to Spain, a post he took on December 8, 1887.
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TEWFIK NOT POISONED AND KHE DIVE DEATH REVIEW
A false report claimed Dr Selim caused the Khedive Tewfik Pasha's death by morphine overdose. Investigations show natural causes and proper care by both native and European doctors. Dr Selim remains at work and physicians agree on the diagnosed maladies.
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Jan
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Russian Troops Sent Into Poland Amid Possible Disturbances
Jan 9 Wiensa reports Russian troops deployed into Poland with disturbances anticipated. Gendarmes drafted in Southwest Poland towns for military purposes amid rising tensions.
Mine Horror in Germany Kills Six at Essen Pit
An explosion of fire damp occurred today in the Wolfsbank coal pit at Essen. Six miners were killed and seven terribly burned in the disaster.
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Australia Orders Rainmaking Experiments
Australia moves to combat drought in the Broken Hill district by ordering rainmaking experiments. Officials say the program aims to induce rainfall to alleviate water shortages and support local agriculture and mining communities.
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Cleveland disowns expedients in Jackson Day note
Ex President Cleveland declines Philadelphia Young Men's Democratic Association invitation to attend Jackson Day. He criticizes temporary shifts as undemocratic and urges steadfast adherence to Democratic principles, urging consistent presentation to the American public. Cleveland says the party must resist efforts to gain party supremacy and uphold its encaphin.
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Sioux unrest prediction alarms Pine Ridge report
Lt. Rorke of the Second Cavalry warned in Pittsburg that trouble among the Sioux on the agency might trigger a new crusade against whites. Indian officials deny the forecast, noting progress toward peace since last year’s outbreak. The Pine Ridge agency reports indicate improved contentment and stability, countering the alarm. Secure desirable boarders and ledgers by advertising in The Dispatch cent a word columns.
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Grace and Gesture Teach Acting At Lyceum School
Mme Marie Del Sarte, elder daughter of Del Sarte, spoke at the Lyceum School of Acting guiding students on body training to express moods through gestures. She illustrated with hands, elbows, head and eye movements, linking gestures to emotions and character, ending with a humorous Lafontaine fable recital.
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Blaine and Reciprocity Secret Political Society Formed
Chicago reports the rise of a new secret political organization named Knights of Reciprocity with Blaine as its leader. It unites laborers in protected trades, skeptical farmers, and swing voters across parties who favor reciprocity and a protective tariff. The group claims 500 Chicago members and 75,000 nationally, planning lodges in many cities and a shift away from old political clubs.
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Dominion not in it as CPR plans US routes
Minneapolis dispatch notes that Canadian Pacific intends to abandon Manitoba Ontario service and move trains through North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin. CPR controls the Soo line and will route traffic via Regina Valley City Minneapolis and Sault Ste. Marie, creating a Vancouver to Halifax corridor. Snow delays on the Ontario route drive the shift.
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Local girl plagued by grip leaves family puzzled
Lroxs, N Y, Jan 9 May Cross of Jordan was seized by grip two years ago. It caused spinal trouble and a long bedridden period. She cannot retain food, has gone 61 days without significant nourishment, subsists on small amounts of cider, then broth, and cannot close her eyes except briefly. Doctors remain puzzled by her condition.
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Butler's Property Seized by Deputy Sheriff in Lowell
A deputy sheriff attached $50,000 of General Butler's property in Lowell yesterday. The move stems from a suit brought by Estes & Lauriat, Boston publishers.
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Influenza Strikes French Towns With Widespread Illness
Paris dispatch reports 600 families in Densin attacked by influenza paralyzing public services as Montpelier and Cahors see rising deaths and illness. Authorities fear continued spread across the region.
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Mrs Lewis Fade Killed by Locomotive Near Home
Jan Brappock reports Mrs. Lewis Fade died Thursday night after being struck by a locomotive of the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghingheny line near her home. Snow and wind blinded her as she crossed the track while carrying food to a destitute family she visited daily.
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The New British Minister to Turkey
The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Clare Ford has been appointed as the new British minister to Turkey. His selection follows a routine reshuffle in the diplomatic service, with Ford set to assume duties in Ankara and coordinate policy between London and the Ottoman capital.
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Dwelling Fire Claims Campbell Woman and Daughter
A house at Fort Lawrence dock owned by Mr. Campbell burned last night. Mrs. Campbell, 45, and her 6-year-old daughter were burned to death. The blaze was caused by an exploded lamp in the dwelling.
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Cherokees Stake 80 Acres Each On The Strip
Information indicates 100 Cherokees have arrived on the Strip and staked 80 acres per family under Article V of the Cherokee treaty. They aim to claim the most fertile lands, and the move is seen as a potential cheater of white settlers unless Congress acts soon.
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Sleep-Quaint Mystery In Ottsville Woman Reports
Doylestown Pa Jan 9 The condition of Mrs E Levi Yost of Ottsville believed dead last Sunday but later thought to be in a trance remains unchanged Physicians are puzzled as life signs are faint yet suggest she may still live Efforts continue to awaken the apparently sleeping woman from unconsciousness.
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Boycott Affects Aransas Pass Freight Routes in Texas
In Gainesville Texas a large Santa Fe Railroad employees meeting passed resolutions refusing to handle freight from or to rival railroads. They urged officials not to accept such shipments, warning that workers may quit if loaded. Great Northern workers also threatened to stop Aransas Pass freight 36 hours after notice.
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Freedom Won with a Poker in Hoosier Jail Break
Three Indiana prisoners escaped from the county jail after assaulting Jailer Loomis with a poker as he unlocked the inside door. The fugitives are James Avery Thornton Baker and Tevis Jennings. The sheriff and posse pursue them.
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Extreme cold grips Minnesota and Northwest
The mercury stood at 12 below zero this morning and remained below zero at noon in Minnesota. Similar deep cold was reported across the Northwest with a predicted warm break expected by tomorrow night. Owstown s Minnesota logged 20 below zero during the night.
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A Young Pomeroy Heir and the Cowles Family Saga
In Cleveland on January 9 Judge Tuley upheld the will of George P. Pomeroy, leaving about $1,000,000 to his son Eugene. The tale intertwines the Cowles family, Helen Cowles Pomeroy’s conversion to Catholicism, and a love match with disinheritance. The narrative traces Edwin Cowles, founder of the Leader, his opposition to Rome, Helen’s Paris education, a Rome conversion, and a later marriage to Pomeroy amid litigation over the estate.
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Move to form Dominion cigar manufacturers combine
Montreal January 9 The Trade Bulletin reports a movement to unify cigar manufacturers across the Dominion. Preliminary meetings have occurred and if the project proceeds the factories would be set up in Montreal St John New Brunswick Toronto and Vancouver.
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French Consul General warns French in Canada to join army
The French Consul General at Quebec has instructed French Vice Consuls across Canada to warn all Frenchmen to prepare to rejoin their respective French army. The notice is tied to an alleged “anger difficulty” triggering potential mobilization.
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Denver Cor. Doctor Graves Denied New Trial in Barnaby Murder
Dr Graves convicted of the Barnaby murder was denied a new trial today. A motion for arrest of judgment was filed and will be heard Monday. if denied, the sentence of death will be pronounced immediately.
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Old Faces in New Places at Central Board and Schools
Changes in the Central Board of Education include re election of J N Olnhausen Cornelius Horgan James E Rodgers William Yagle I McMurray A E McCandless N F Trosch William Holmes John D Little J E Weimar T D Kellar and Henry Barlow James Canfield elected to Hancock district. New teachers include Miss Patterson Nelper Ferguson Paisley and others as substitutes. Doll Day at O Hara School features annual doll reception with students and parents enjoying displays.
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That Man Fights The Removal Of Grant In Civil War War
The piece recounts the 1864 commission of Ulysses S. Grant by Abraham Lincoln, outlines Grant's obscure prewar years in Missouri and Galena, his bold rise from captain to commander, and highlights key moments from Belmont to the Shiloh campaign, including his unconditional surrender posture and clashes with Halleck and McClellan.
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Gossip From the Schoolrooms and Education Updates
Gossip From the Schoolrooms reports the LA Division Lystiturs set for Chartiers on the 10th mat and Tarentum on the 23d, plus state funding for a new cooking school with location to be decided by next September. It notes Fair Haven township institute, lessons in lamuae and geography, Miss Walker on Language, plans for a two story brick school near Shakespeare in Twentieth ward, Liberty district population rise, Osceola schoolhouse dedication in Twentieth ward, Pittsburg’s second quarterly exam list release timing, and Central Board of Education funds exhausted at 100.
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