Gladstone Gains Ground in Kennington Victory Voters
The Kennington election sparks a Liberal upswing as Gladstone’s popularity surges. Churchill and Chamberlain fade from public interactions while Liberal triumph boosts Irish cause hopes and unsettles Tory Unionists. Richard Mansfield stars in London theatre amid shifting sentiment.
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Mansfield Scores A Success In Richard III at Globe
Richard Mansfield’s London production of Richard III at the Globe Theatre drew a distinguished audience including Baroness Burdett-Coutts and Lady Freake. The show, praised for scenery, costumes, and Mansfield’s distinct portrayal, ranks with Irving and earns strong praise for his powerful tragic scenes and learned character work.
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Servia At Sixes And Sevens
Loypoux reports that Eastern Europe tensions seem overstated. Austria may move troops near the Servian frontier to protect its territory, not to provoke Russia. Perceived agitation and intrigue persist, with agitators awaiting a spark potentially to inflame unrest.
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Milan Larey King Milan Returns To Gay Mood In Bel Grade
In Bel grade March 16 rumors say King Milan behaves as if released from captivity. Reports claim his hair loss distress eased and he appears gay, casting aside duties for a lighter demeanor, while his successors face an uncertain future.
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Gladstones Gain Aboard Royal Suggestion Of Civic
The piece satirically notes a winter carnival and a rift in British politics. It claims Mrs Chamberlain and Lady Randolph Churchill cause friction, while Mr Chamberlain’s smile shifts toward Mr Gladstone as tensions in the House rise.
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A Blow at Bad Lords in Lords Bill
Loxpox March 16. Lord Carnarvon's bill aims to stop disreputable peers from sitting in the Lords. The Lords reorganization begins with a busy agenda. Mentions Lordsie and Mandeville with fortunes, acres, and liabilities as creditors seek little recovery.
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Victoria’s Declining Years and Royal Travel Rumors
March 16 report from London describes Queen Victoria aging and preferring a brief stay at Biarritz before a hurried visit to Queen Christina at San Sebastian. It notes a 30 yard walk deemed a grand effort and highlights the Prince of Wales handling state duties, including a Marlboro House to St. James Palace drive, while Prince Albert Victor is depicted in a comic misadventure at Delmonico’s.
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Outlook in European Financial World Shifts As Copper Shares Fall
March 16 report from Paris notes uncertainty in the European financial arena. The copper shares downturn and Comptoir d Escompte crisis loom over liquidation, while a Russian loan faces delays and London stocks appear heavily demoralized amid speculation of manipulation by New York bears.
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Taking Time by the Forelock in the Times libel case
March 16 report notes George Lewis preparing actions for Irish figures in Ireland, with libel against the Times anticipated. Mention of Dillon's anticipated costs andPreparations proceed ahead of the judges report on the Parnell charges.
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All Quiet at Samoa Shifts in Mataafa and Tamasese Power
From San Francisco March 16 steamer Zealandia reports Samoa remains tense with Mataafa entrenched and Tamasese’s forces reduced. German and American interests hold guard at consulates while negotiations fail. Mataafa awaits Admiral Kimberly with loyal warriors, and contingents from Matautu and Lutumui reflect shifting allegiances amid quiet fronts.
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Wrecks and Transfer of Mail At Apia After Pacific Disaster
Reports describe a wrecked schooner and several vessels near Apia with possessions sent to San Francisco. The US man of war Nipsic aided distress signals, while German authorities are accused of intercepting mail. A German ship allegedly took mail before US and British ships could recover it. A fleet of American warships is expected to meet mail at Tutuila.
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Arrival of the Constitution at Apia and German actions
The American barkentine Constitution arrived at Apia on February 2 after a wreck in Apia Harbor. German corvette Sander and Lieutenant rowed to demand the vessel for contraband, declaring martial law. An American ship near Tuluila had eight men aboard and warned that boarding the Constitution would be met with fire. The Constitution’s captain and crew were aided by an assisting ship miles away, while the German party received little help from nearby vessels.
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Samoan Conference Expected to Avert Major Friction
Begum reports the Samoan conference unlikely to pose formidable difficulties. Doubts arise over American stance while Germany aims to prevent friction and uphold its rights with Samoan rebels. Confidence grows that peaceful intent will ease an agreement, as Bis marck avoids colonial entanglements.
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Tremors Do Damage as Delaware Mine Collapses in Scranton
Eight chambers in two thick mine veins collapsed this morning, causing roof and pillar upheaval under Washburn Street and Hyde Park Avenue. Buildings on those streets, notably Washburn Street Presbyterian Church and Rev. W. S. Stearn's house, are badly damaged. Church frescoing and interiors suffer as the mine settlement raises fears of further harm.
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Adjournment bid eyed as caucus plans April 25 action
A March 16 dispatch reports a joint Republican caucus may move to adjourn on April 25 in the Senate. The soldiers' orphan school is said to be diligently opposing the adjournment to block a plan seen as harming final interests. Senator Delamater reportedly opposes giving the syndicate further profits opportunities.
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Foreman Confesses He Caused Plymouth Squib Explosion
In Wilkes Barre March 16 George S. Rees, foreman of the Plymouth squib factory, died after a confession stating he caused the recent explosion that killed several girls by tossing a squib into a stove, absolving Katie Jones of blame.
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Trouble in the Camp Prince Bis mark and Associates On Eve of Hostilities
Alarm rises in Berlin as Bismarck faction clashes with colleagues over taxes and military spending while Emperor William presses for peace. Danzig council incident hints at ministerial rifts over Poles and finance. Reichstag debates army Estimates and Social Democrats. Paris crisis and Servian turmoil dent Berlin stocks amid cautious market.
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Paris Deputies Spark Row Over Minister Constans
In the Chamber of Deputies M. Laguerre of the Patriotic League accused Interior Minister Constans of dubious transactions and questioned his fortune. Constans fired back, denying the charges and noting uncertainty about Laguerre’s own wealth. The matter was then dropped.
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Battle at Sinan Ends in Heavy Losses for Both Sides
A report from Wady Halfa describes a clash between Senonssi and Mahdist followers at Sinan southwest of Bara. The battle ended with a Senonssi victory and heavy casualties on both sides, including two chiefs killed.
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Boulanger's Boodle Must be Stopped in France
Paris dispatch says the Secier reports the government warned wealthy forest owners aiding Parisian financier Boulan to stop funding him or face action. The notice underscores authorities' push to curb financial support linked to Boulan and disrupt ill gotten schemes.
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Tragic Wagon Plunge Claims Six Year Old Clara Hunter
In Kansas City on Pendleton Heights a wagon rolled from a bluff at 3 pm as a 6 year old girl named Clara Hunter played inside. Her mother and others nearby attempted to aid but the child died from the fall.
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New First Assistant Postmaster General Crowds Reception
In Washington on March 16 Bob Power is named admisison to a goal in a reshuffle that follows the President’s decision to limit visitors. The crowd, mostly Westerners, greeted the new official as debates over counter signing and the real appointing authority continued between the First and Second Assistant Postmasters General.
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California Gold Rush Fades as Digging Hopes Dwindle
In Southern California the gold rush to the San Francisco diggings cools quickly. Many travelers from the south and Arizona abandon outfits after harsh reports from camps. San Diego notes a quiet, steady move toward the mines, while one veteran prospector warns of spurious finds.
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White Caps Visit in New Jersey Public Humiliation
White Caps in Upper Warren county forced a local politician named Young to promise reform after visiting Allamuchy. They later assaulted H. C. Lemons, stripping him and washing him with brushes and soap, causing injury. They also dressed him in a new suit and warned a farmer seen watering milk to avoid repetition.
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A Legislator in Trouble in Paterson
Special telegram reports Charles T. Woodward Republican Assembly member from Passaic County arrested on charges of obtaining groceries under false pretenses. RB C Williams & Co of New York claim $85.10 for Woodward store purchases. a protested check led to a bill of sale to his brother Samuel. Woodward denies false representations, calling it ordinary business credit he cannot pay due to non-collections.
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Hermano Kempinski Case Reaches Secretary Blaine
Special telegram from Bridgeport reports Attorney J B Klein meeting Secretary Blaine in Washington to press the release of Hermano Kempinski. Kempinski claims citizenship status and faces Siberia avoidance, with Blaine ordering authorities to prepare for May 1 transfer. Senators and lawyers say Kempinski has strong papers. Blaine did not offer further comment.
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Negro Exodus Organizes North Carolina to Arkansas Colonization Plan
Raleigh March 16 The organized movement of African Americans from North Carolina aims to colonize in Arkansas. Ten black ministers sign a pledge for coordinated action and public meetings spread across counties urging relocation as a solution to regional conduct.
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White House Nursery Fits Five Bedrooms for Nine
Special Telegram from Washington describes the White House housing a family of Harrison with six adults and three babies occupying the north side. The president’s rooms host the McKee children and two nurses while Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Harrison share adjoining spaces. The article notes informal courtesy and evolving etiquette as the new residents settle in.
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West Virginia Republican Leader Elects State Chairman
A dispatch from Wheeling dated March 16 reports that W. J. W. Cowden has been named Chairman of the Republican State Committee, confirming leadership for the party in the mountain state.
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