East Africa bill debate as Bismarck voices unity with England
In the Reichstag debate on the East Africa measure Prince Bismarck urged restraint and unity with England, arguing for immediate action over a committee study while warning that colonial policy must reflect national will. The bill was referred to a 21-member committee.
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Bismarck
England
Germany
Asers “Judente
Boulanger
Vienna
East Africa
Prince Bismarck
Reichstag
Herr Bambergers
Dr. Windthorst
Zanzibar
Herr Bamberger
East Africa Company
Err Bamberger
Tonquin
Massowah
Wissman
Windthorst
Herr von Bennigsen
Chamberlain attacks friends in Birmingham talks
Mr Chamberlain spoke to select audiences in Birmingham this week denouncing old allies with his usual fervor while hinting at radical programs that unsettle his Tory partners.
Gladstone Has the Toothache at Naples
Lespos reports January 26 that Mr. Gladstone suffers occasional toothache yet otherwise enjoys Naples. He plans to stay until Parliament reassembles, believing the respite suits him.
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Gladstone
Carles
Lespos
Naples
Maud Trebelli Misses Albert Hall Performance
Lexpos January 26 Madame Trebelli did not appear at Albert Hall on Tuesday as hoped but absence blamed on a severe cold and a return of a parasitical affection keeping her in retirement. Paris Panama share holders meeting reports no offers of assistance to the canal project. London Magils officers report all well.
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Lexpos
Maadame Trebelli
Albert Hall
Panama
Paris
M. de Lesseps
Canal Company
Lorpox
Franklin
Sevier
John Tipton
North Carolina
Tipton
Mission to Central Africa reports Bishop Smythies arrival
A cable dispatch from Universities' Mission to Central Africa states Bishop Smythies has reached Wanra and reports all well at Magila. The message confirms the bishop's safe arrival and ongoing well being in Magila.
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Central Africa
Smythies
Wanra
Magila
Europe braces for war as Boulanger victory looms
Emperor Francis Joseph hosts a dinner for police as Paris elections loom. Officials fear Boulanger's return will trigger war preparations, while diplomats warn that peace depends on arming. Hungary's Jackai urges armament against Russia, stressing liberty and national defense amid tensions.
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Europe
Boulanger
von Tisza
Pesth
Jackai
Hungary
Russia
Dangerous Mission in Abyssinia Expedition Faces Peril
In Novae Vremya M Yelissejeff warns the Atchinoff expedition to Abyssinis may fail without escorts from Ankobar or Gondahar. Route Tadjurah to Shoa is their only path, while the King’s attitude remains doubtful and Italian emissaries precede the Russians.
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Gondahar
American commits suicide in London hotel room
An American, likely George S. Driver, cut his throat with a razor in a London hotel today. His trunks bore labels of several American railways, especially Chicago roads, and a photo of himself with a beautiful woman was found among the effects. He is not expected to recover.
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Lowpox
George S. Driver
Islington
Chicago
Mob Law in Ohio Immunity Fails in Ashland County
In Ashland County a mob attacked Jeromeville after a murder indictments turmoil linked to W H Reynolds and Chesrown family. Regulators, masked and armed, burned houses of sympathizers McColm and Eddy, chased others, and threatened executions. A red printed note warned lynching Chesrowns or allies if caught. Sheriff to quell further disturbances.
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Mansfield
Ashland County
W. H. Reynolds
Ashland Times
James Mason
Calvin
Chestown Brothers
Jacob Holbert
Elias
Wesley
Adam
John
Mervin
Kelley
Jeromeville
William McColm
Nathan Eddy
Chestowns
Venice
McColm
Adam Chesrown
Chesrown
Theublic Square
New Torpedo Boat Invented for Harbor Defense
Dr Richard J Gatling of Hartford claims a torpedo boat will defend harbors. He says the boat is controlled by onboard intelligence and protects the crew while remaining hard to sink. He criticizes automatic torpedoes as erratic and notes four units could be built once patents issue.
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New York
Richard J. Gatling
Hartford
Gatling
Brooklyn Car Strike Applicants Beaten Armedly
New York January 26 There were no developments in the Brooklyn car strike tonight. John Rascow of Hoboken and Max Rosenberg of New York were assaulted while awaiting work on the line. Rosenberg was under police escort. No cars will run before Monday.
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New York
Brooklyn
John Rascow
Hoboken
Max Rosenberg
New Ae
Woorsenberg
Rosenberg
STATE OF FRANKLIN AND NOLLICHUCKY JACK LEGEND
A historical survey recounts the short lived State of Franklin from 1785 to 1788. It chronicles the Watauga settlement, the Jonesborough conventions, the early constitutional steps, and the clash with North Carolina authorities led by Nollichucky Jack John Sevier, including his escape from trial and later governorship of Tennessee.
Court Martial for Koontz Sparks G A R Row
Ex Adjutant General Koontz, founder of a Democratic soldiers group, faces a possible court martial after Anderson Post passed a resolution to discipline him. A Democrat post commander quit the chair as the meeting dissolved without action. Headquarters asked for the resolution and details, signaling national interest in the case.
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G. A. KR
Hicker
Diffatch
Indianapolis
Koontz
Democratic Soldiers’ Organization
Anderson Post
Rail Company and Troupes Travel to Washington and Cincinnati
The Fanny Daven port company headed to Washington aboard the Baltimore and Ohio last night. The Rentz Santley troupe also traveled to Washington, while the Romany Rye Company was bound for Cincinnati and the Two Js departed from Washington.
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Fanny Davenport
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Rentz- Santley
Romany Rye Company
Cincinnati
Hippolyte's Victory and Haitian Naval Buildup
Special telegram reports Hippolyte's forces defeating Legitime's army in three engagements, with 16 prisoners captured at Montreuis. Piquant fled the coast as Hippolyte enhances a new navy, plans to march on Port-au-Prince, while gunboats and arms shipments arrive from Santo Domingo and New York via Port-au-Prince and Monte Cristi.
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Mr. DePendry
Hippolyte
Legitime
Las Osbobas
Mirabolais
Achaies
Montreuis
Port-au-Prince
Piquant
Toussant
Cape Haytien
Fort Piccolet
DePendry
Nord
Madrid
Core Hastien
Ippolyte
San Domingo
Hereaux
el Presidents
France
Samana
Cansul
Ozama
New York
Monte Cristi
Preston
Ledtime
Arrests in railroad case shock New York court scene
In a dramatic New York Supreme Court proceeding, Ives and Staynor were arrested on a $250000 bail each after a suit by Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company seeks over 2.5 million dollars. The defendants allegedly used control of the railroad to divert revenues for personal gain. Bail posted in Brooklyn after initial delays. they await formal court appearance in Manhattan.
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Julius Dexter
The
Road
Christopher C. Waite
Frederick H. Short
John Tully
Mineral Range Railroad Company
Ives and Stayner
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
O’brien
Sherif
Ives & Staynor
Brooklyn
Martin
McGonigle
Ives
Franklyne
Sinclair House
Guy
Suit Against Master Workman to Be Tried Tomorrow
The Lavine case in LA 6330 KE versus Master Workman Ross of DA 3 goes before Alderman Doughty tomorrow morning. Lavine claims $61 owed by the District, while Ross says payment was in full. Stewart, charged with $115 owed, asserts a balance of $31 OL due to him from the District.
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T. R. Lavine
L. A
Trial of the Charleston Steams Toward Four Hour Trial
Secretary issues full instructions for the Charleston trial voyage in Santa Barbara channel. The plan calls for a continuous run of four hours, detailing procedures and safety measures for the steel cruiser.
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San Frascico
Charleston
Santa Barbara
Policy debate on Samoa amid German American tensions
The article reports on Samoa policy, noting German claims of autonomy, American rights, and Congressional involvement. It cites Secretary Whitney, Secretary Bayard, and Assistant Secretary Rives, with commentary from Congressman Herbert, while Berlin and Vienna press discuss Anglo American alignment and a naval stance.
Railroad Presidents Fail to Agree on Territory Snag
Cutcaco January 26 The railroad presidents failed to complete their agreement with territory as the first serious snag. An understanding on territory was not reached by adjournment tonight. The Territory Committee is continued and to report again at 10 o clock Monday morning. Officials say they will press on until all points are settled, even if it takes a month.
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Africa
Thas
Herr Bamberger
Bamberger
Acton
Comst
Cones Company
Perhare
Bute
Herr Ramberger
Southwest
West Africa
Corre
Wasnrndtor
D. C
State
Franklin
Tennessee
Charles II
Atlantic
South Seas
North
South Carolina
New Commonwealth
North Carolina
Congress
Cutcaco
Kellogg Opera Company closes tour after absences
The Clara Louise Kellogg Opera Company’s tour ends in Cleveland after a Faust performance with Camille Mouri as prima donna. Tenor Chevalier Labott left for New York and Louise Meissinger did not appear. Manager Strakosch declares further engagement pointless.
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Cleveland
Clara Louise Kellogg Opera Company
Faust
Camille Muori
Chevalier Labott
New York
Louise Meissinger
Strakosch
Insolvent Manhattan Hardware firm faces $50,000 claims
The Sheriff today relied on the buildings of the Manhattan Hardware Company, one of the city’s largest manufacturers, which is insolvent. Claims totaling over $50,000 threaten to absorb all assets. A dispatch notes a mammoth inaugural parade with 40,000 in Washington on March 4.
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Reading
Manhattan Hardware Company
Hanagisevure
Hastings
Washington
Choice Seal Wraps by Bennett Co for Alaska Trade
The advertisement touts Alaska full fur seal snegness wraps available only from G. Bennett & Co. at the corner of West and Finney avenues. Furs are redyed and garments crafted to high quality with best workmanship and style.
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Alaska
G. Bennett & Co
Cor. Wist
Fin Ave
Citizens Debate New City Charter For Pittsburg and Allegheny
A Allegheny citizens meeting in the Common Council chamber discussed bills before the Legislature affecting Allegheny’s status. Speakers urged a new charter to fit both cities, with support for a second class and calls to repeal existing second class laws. A five member committee was appointed to draft a new code and confer with the Finance Committee.
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Allegheny Common Council Chamber
John H. Stevenson
John Francies, Jr
Elphinstone
Rodgers
James & Young
George D. Riddle
Council Chamber
Commodore Konntz
RB. H. King
Joseph Craig
Wm. Price
W. J. McDonald
R. D. McGonnigle
E. B. Scandrett
C. W. Gerwig
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Commodore Kouitz
Boh
James S. Young
Scrandett
Lebuda
Scandrett
Supreme Court
R. B. Seandrett
Commodore Konitz
James 5. Young
Henry Gerwig
William Price
Retirement of Hotel Anderson Clerk Van Huntington
Van Huntington, long time hotel clerk at the Hotel Anderson, left last night to join the Varnish Company as a trust employee. Known for guiding guests from the register, he plans to become a drummer for the new firm and jokes about bossing hotel clerks in retaliation for past abuse from commercial men.
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van Huntington
Anderson
Evelan
Brakeman Killed in Rail Yard Accident at Wildwood
James Settlemeyer a brakeman on the Pittsburg and Western Railroad was instantly killed yesterday afternoon at Wildwood while coupling cars he was caught between bumpers and crushed. He lived in Allegheny.
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James Settlemeyer
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Wildwood
Allegheny
Missing Boys From Bellaire Sought By Police
Two young boys, Thomas O'Neil and R. Taylor, traveled to town from Bellaire via Washington, Pennsylvania. Their father appeals to police for help in locating them and bringing them home.
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Thomas O'Neil
R. Taylor
Bellaire
Washington, Pa
Sid
Local items condensed for ready reading
The Bessemer department at Shoenberger s Sixteenth street mill will go on double turn tomorrow. Janes Hetreures employed in the A French wipadeen on Liberty avenue was injured yesterday by an ingot falling on both feet. The Montrose Club of the West End met at Steuben Street with Major Sellers Quartet and mandolin. Temperance meeting to be held this evening at the hall. Phipps Co accompanied by this cas left for Newark to escort Miss Campbell home.
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Shoenberger
Sixteenth Street
Janes Hetreures
A. French Wipadeen
Liverty Avenue
Montrose Club
Steuben Street
Ohio
Alleste
Barto
Aman Laas
Chalraas
Cannegie
Phipps & Co
Sheseree Low
Newark
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