Quarrel Brews Over Irish Local Government Bill
A London dispatch reports a developing Tory dispute over plans to introduce an Irish local government bill. Liberal Unionists may revolt if pledges are broken, with Saunderson leading Irish Tory opposition. Editorials in The Standard criticize delays, while Churchill’s political future and Liberal gains in Devonshire and Dorset distant contests add to the tense landscape.
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Saunderson
Dublin
England
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South Molton
Devonshire
Bulwer
House of Lords
Dorset
Sun
East Dorset
Famine in Russia Lifts No Hope for Aid Efforts
Reports from London quote Prince Kropotkin describing an unprecedented famine in Russia. News access is tightly controlled, with journalists limited and foreign access blocked. Private charity appeals face government resistance and church opposition, risking minimal relief for the stricken regions.
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France
Eropotkin
Russia
Prince Kropotkin
London
St. Petersburg
Savory
Ion
Ussig
Worst of all storms heartrending coastal wrecks
Nov 14 reports from Loxpox describe a European storm causing widespread damage. Telegraph wires were torn, floods spread, and southern British coasts endured violent conditions as lifeboats failed to launch. On one day 38 ships wrecked with at least 87 lives lost, affecting France Spain Germany Belgium and Holland.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
Spai
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Brigands Raid Trebizonde Town House by Mistake
Brigands attacked Sam souf in Trebizonde targeting bullion sent for an Ottoman Bank branch. They raided Arnaud's house, injuring him his wife and son, and fled after securing a small amount of cash. The misidentification caused a town panic and a semi siege.
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Trebizonde
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Arnaud
Te Srerte
Bank
Germans Leaving Russia For United States In Large Numbers
A steady flow of Volga region German colonists is abandoning holdings in Russia amid dissatisfaction with conditions there. Many head to the United States, drawn by reports of opportunity, while others depart more cautiously. Separately, the International Prison Congress in Rome discussed educational reforms to promote peace and urged European and American universities to foster respect for foreign nations among students.
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Volga River
Russia
United States
Rome
International Prison Congress
Universi of
Europe
America
Professor Garner to Talk with Gorillas in Africa Cage
Prof. B. L. Garner, famed for monkey language work, plans an Africa expedition to study gorilla speech. He will install a large iron cage in the Gal country forests, equipped with phonographs, lights, and recording gear to capture and later lecture on gorilla vocalizations.
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B. L. Garner
Washington
Garner
Wii
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Pere
Phon
Talmage on Keeley and the drink problem debated
New York November 14. Rev Dr Talmage spoke at the Tabernacle Chapel on Keeley’s claimed cure for alcoholism. He contrasted hopeful reports with criticism and urged the medical profession to conquer drink disease, arguing a true remedy would deserve lasting recognition.
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Keeley
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Koch
Blackwell’s Island
Arene
Christendom
Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Episcopal Congress to Debate Theism Socialism and Religion
The fourteenth Protestant Episcopal Church congress meets in New York for four days with no elected delegates. Ex Senator Edmonds presides as topics include Theism and Evolution Socialism and Clergy relations to politics and parish methods. Bishops and ministers from across the country address attendees at Epiphany Church and National Rifles Hall.
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T. A. Dudley
Kentucky
J. R. Anderson
Church of the Epiphany
Phillips Brooks
Massachusets
Sesson
Edmonds
National Rifles
Edwin Hanover
Newaven
D. McConnell
Philadelphia
L. Ziegenfuss
Poughkeepsie
Edward Worcester
le University
RK. F. Alsop
Brooklyn
Pascal Harrower
Staten Island
A. M. Bartlett
Delaware
James Mulcahey
New York
H. L. Myrick
George ‘W. Shinn
Langdon Stewartson
Henry A. Adams
Charles E. Grammer
Virginia Theological Seminary
Arthur Brooks
J. C. Huntington
B. R. Atwell
West Missouri
George A. Carstensen
Bish O.W. Whitaker
Pennsylvania
Coxe
D. Parker Morgan
Henry Mothell
Governor Pattison Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg on November 14 1890 Governor Pattison issues a proclamation urging Thanksgiving observance with gratitude for blessings, health, harvests and protection from pestilence. He calls for worship, family reunions and charitable deeds to strengthen community and improve the commonwealth.
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Pennsylvania
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Vania
Commonwealth
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Fitzgerald Must Hang For Murder Of Officer Tweed
The Circuit Court denied William E. Fitzgerald a new trial for murdering Officer Tweed and upheld the hanging sentence set for next Thursday in Columbus. The court noted no error and affirmed the verdict, while a clemency bid to Governor Campbell is expected. Snow began late last night in Brown, Iowa, with about two inches on the ground and continuing.
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William E. Fitzgerald
Tweed
Columbus
Laubie
Fitzgerald
Sa Te
Campbell
Brown, Ia
Lincoln and Hamlin Nomination for Vice President Explained
Col McClure argues that Lincoln engineered the 1864 choice of Andrew Johnson for VP to bolster chances in the war's final phase. Hamlin opposed Lincoln’s policies and drifted from the executive, yet Lincoln pursued Johnson for strategic reasons rather than personal approval.
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Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
Hamlin
Johnson
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