Parlia mentary Crisis Over Parnell Split and Irish Leadership
In a chaotic session at Westminster and Dublin, Mr Parnell faces pressure as Gladstone and Morley urge retirement of either leader. A letter to Mr Morley shows Gladstone’s view that Parnell continuing would harm Ireland. Irish MPs vote unanimously to retain Parnell amid Liberal shock.
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Loxpox
Drs- Patch
Gladstone
Parnell
Mr. Morley
Ma. Morley
McCarthy
Smith
Ireland
Morey
Tipperary
House of Lords
Baron Windsor
Baron Ardilaun
Gladstone and Parnell Stir Irish Rule Crisis
The article reports Gladstone’s annoyance at Parnell for not mentioning his Morley interview and hints Parnell should retire if he keeps leadership. Parnell may withdraw from parliamentary life after meetings with Russell and others. The Daily News reflects on the crisis and loyalty to the Liberal party.
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Gladstone
Parnell
Mr. Morley
Morley
Nationalist
House of Commons
Campbell
O'Kelly
M. P
Charles Russell
John Morey
The
Daily News
Toether
Eee
Liberal Party
Mr. Gladstone
Attacking Dr Koch in German medical pamphlet
A Wiesbaden pamphlet by Dunlap's company critiques Prof. Koch's methods. It argues he has not shown real results and overlooks the nervous system as the disease’s primary seat. It claims his theory misidentifies tuberculosis causation and labels his approach a fashionable craze doomed to oblivion.
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Erriix
Koch
Sloch
Mrs Maud Yates Pleads Guilty To Forged £100 Check
November 25. Mrs Maud Yates, daughter-in-law of Edmund Yates, pleaded guilty at the last sessions to forging a £100 check. She had access to blank signed checks left by the late Mr Yates through his secretary. The secretary issued a blank amount check which she then filled for £100. She initially refused to plead guilty but later withdrew a plea of not guilty.
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Jeeg Lowpos
Maud Yates
Edmund Yates
Recorder
Release on own recognizances due to prosecutor prisoner ties
The court noted the conflict between the prosecutor and the prisoner made a public hearing undesirable and ordered Mrs. Yates released on her own recognizance.
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Yates
Fearful Floods Wreck Germany Damaging Crops and Sheltering Citizens
Floods across Rheinish Prussia Westphalia Hesse and Erfurt cause millions in damages. In Cassell and Koblenz districts lower towns flooded three to four feet with homes and factories ruined. Erfurt dam breached three fourths of city inundated. thousands displaced. Goethe statue swept away. cattle and crops destroyed. Baltic coast and Lubeck harbor districts inundated. Travemunde rail links halted.
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SY Donlap
Germany
Kabler
Velsnits
Cologne
Elberfeld
Barmen
Dresden
Elbe
Thuringia
Erfurt
Iser
Bavaria
Goethe
Westphalia
Behleswig
Baltic
Lubeck
Travemunde
Thieving Trio Pleads Guilty to Jewel Fraud in London
Three Americans Robert Alfred Wright Frances Trving and Alice Condy aged 0 2 and 2 pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey Sessions to a series of jewelers frauds across the city. They would enter shops request to see expensive items then conceal them and flee. Ornaments valued from 9 to 1000 pounds each and about 1800 pounds worth of beer were traced to them. They were arrested just before plans to sail back to America. The Recorder postponed sentencing.
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Robert Alfred Wright
Frances Trving
Alice Condy
Old Bailey
America
Torrential flood devastates Tospee river town
A catastrophic flood last night caused by the Tospee overflow washed away bridges and wrecked homes in the river town. Many residents fled as water rose to dangerous heights, triggering a general alarm and widespread evacuations with numerous lives lost and extensive damage.
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Dunlar
Carlsrad
Tospee
Everone
Severe northerly gale disrupts Denmark trade and floods towns
Coronads Gces reports a severe northerly gale sweeping Denmark blowing across the nation. Trade services are hindered and several towns are partially flooded while a sharp frost settles in.
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IBY Dunlap
Cable Company
Coronads Gces
Denmark
Wilhelmina Reigns as Queen Ushers New Era in Netherlands
In Tor HaGue on November 25 Parliament receives the royal message announcing King William II's death and Princess Wilhelmina's accession. The President calls for national unity and a smooth transition for the two Queens as the funeral plans unfold. The note also covers tariff increases in Paris and shipwreck news near Tralee Bay with uncertain crew fate. Emin Pasha reports health and plans for the Dramba route to Lake Tanganyika.
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Tor HaGue
William II
Wilhelmina
National Union
Emin VI
Benir
Emin Pasha
Tahora
Lake Tanganyika
Completing the List Board selects nine vice presidents
The Board of Lady Managers at the World's Fair session in Chicago chose the remaining eight vice presidents, adding Second Vice President Mr Burleigh of Maine, Third Vice President Mrs Charles Price of North Carolina, Fourth Vice President Mrs Ashley of Colorado, Sixth Vice President Mrs Ginty of Wisconsin, Seventh Vice President, Sixth? (inferred) Mrs Ginty Wisconsin, Eighth Vice President Mrs Salisbury of Utah, and Ninth Vice President at Large Mrs Russell Harrison of Montana.
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Chicaco
Burleigh
Maine
Charles Price
North Carolina
Ashley
Colorado
Ginty
Wisconsin
Salisbury
Utah
Russell Harrison
Montana
Fear of Blaine Excites Democratic Suspicion in World Fair Plan
Secretary of State Blaine withdraws aid for a Latin American department at the Columbian Exposition after Democratic critics claim political motives. WM. E. Curtis defends the plan as bipartisan, noting it passed scrutiny in House, Senate, and local Chicago committees and highlighting Curtis's support despite opposition from Mr. Thatcher. Curtis signals willingness to step aside if needed.
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WaAsumn
Chicago
M. E. Custis
Blaine
Washington
Thomas M. Waller
Ill
State Department
James G. Blaine
Curtis
House Committee On
Flower
Springer
Wilson
West Virginia
Hatch
Missouri
Senate
McKenzie
Kentucky
W. T. Baker
National Comision
Waller
Connecticut
A. A. Wilson
Cleveland
Penn
Louisiana
A.ene
Goorin
Torate
Russia
Committee On
Mexico
United States
Cate
Thatcher
Lightner
Warner presses unlimited coinage of silver policy
Washington November 2. Ex congressman Warner of Ohio advocates free coinage of silver and unlimited use of silver as money on par with gold. He says the recent election opposed prohibition of foreign trade, supports discriminating duties, and notes Cleveland may shift to silver if true. He predicts Democrats will elect their nominee.
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Washington
Warner
Ohio
United States
Cleveland
Sliver
Inter State Commerce Legislation Likely Delayed in Congress
Washington November 21 Senator Cullom, chair of the Inter State Commerce Committee, says little chance for inter state commerce measures next session due to competing priorities. He favors amendments sent from Senate to House and highlights anti pooling clauses in freight contracts as a key issue under ISC oversight.
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Congress
Washington
Cullom
House
Senate
Frelebt
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Two Pennsylvanians Die in California Tragedies
Special Telegram reports two Pennsylvania men die in California incidents. Alexander Marshall, six, of Beaver County, Pa, killed himself at Arroyo Grande by shooting. The other, George, drowned near Drow of the coast, with family details unavailable.
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San Ferancisco
Alexander Marshall
Pennsylvania
Arroyo Grande
Marshal
George Sty
Ceused
Beaver We
Carbon County
Reciprocity Treaties With South America Under Way
Washington notes the State Department works on reciprocity with South American nations in preparation for the December session. Blaine hopes to advance agreements and broaden trade relations.
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South America
Washington
Blaine
Senate to Hear Treaty With Brazil Under New Law
The message states sending a treaty with Brazil to the Senate under the new law, with plans for similar measures with other nations except Chile and the Argentine Republic. Negotiations continue with those two, while Blaine handles arrangements with Cuba via Spain for a reciprocity treaty and aims to secure one before the session ends.
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Senate
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
Blaine
Cuba
Spain
Alliance Kissed By Threats Face Kansas Senate Fight
Special telegram from Washington reports Representative Peters of Kansas warns that the Farmer's Alliance must unite to prevent Ingalls from being elected. If the Alliances caucus and consolidate, Ingalls could be defeated. otherwise he is favored to win amid bitter, factional conflict and threats from the People's party state committee.
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Washington
Peters
Kansas
Ingalls
Crew
Aece Tion
People’s Party
State Central Committee
Alliance
Five Per Cent Advance By American Window Glass Co
About 50 manufacturers from Pittsburgh, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois met in Chicago to form The American Window Glass Company with a $600000 capital. They elected James A. Chambers President and agreed on price increases of five percent and discounts of 8 0 and 1 0 percent on carload lots and 5 percent on small lots. The group plans to act as an exclusive agency to control the market, not to buy plants. Plate glass excluded.
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Disfatch
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
United States
American Window Glass Company
James A. Chambers
I. F. Hart
Muncie
Ind
C. E. Frazee
William Loeffler
Frazee
Axe
Ex Senator Wallace Denies Senate Candidacy
Ex Senator Wallace says he is not a candidate for the caucus nomination for United States Senator nor any other office. He plans to attend the reception for Governor-elect Pattison and the winning Democratic slate, with many friends present to celebrate Maryland victory.
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Wallace
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Girard House
United States
Caue
Boilers Explode Killing Six in New Brunswick Mill
A catastrophic boiler explosion at the C. D. Sutton mill in South Bay New Brunswick killed six workers and injured several others. Water overfill caused the blast. one boiler rocketed 500 feet away and another buried on a hillside. An elderly man Henry Baird and his son James Baird perished. The blaze destroyed the mill and its contents with insurance listed as 000.
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St. Jonas
N. B
South Bay
C. D. Sutton
Henry Baird
James Baird
Dann
Hoax Foils New Orleans Welcome for Ex President Cleveland
A fringe actor named Cleveland arrived instead of the ex president causing uproar. New Orleans officials and organizations prepared to greet the expected dignitary with a salute and public reception. The prank disrupted the planned events along the Louisville and Nashville line.
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Istecial Telegnam
New Orleans
Cleveland
United States
Lafield Artillery
Cotton Exchange and
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
Nashville
Attempted murder near Ash Grove shocks Springfield
News from Springfield reports Miss Jennie Kennedy, 16, seized by a masked man at a well, gagged and cut with a dirk, then bound to a tree and clothes set alight. Family members arrived to rescue her. Wilson Bayliss, formerly engaged to the girl, is suspected.
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Springfield
Ash Grove
Jennie Kennedy
Wilson Bayliss
Pees
Statement discredited on US Canada coal reciprocity talks
Ottawa reports officials dismiss Sir Henry Tyler remarks as unconfirmed. The London statement about US Canada negotiations for reciprocal coal access was rejected, noting the McKinley bill era discussions never progressed into formal talks.
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Ottawa
London
Henry Tyler
Grand Trunk Railway Company
United States
Canada
Powderly Aims to Join Farmers Alliance at Ocala Meeting
Special telegram reports General Master Workman Powderly and a Knights of Labor committee plan to attend the Ocala Florida Farmers Alliance convention next Tuesday. They seek to present themselves and request to join issues with the Alliance, hoping to gain recognition and recruit members among farmers despite farm labor tensions.
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Philadelphia
Workman
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Ocala
Fin
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights
Alliance
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Fremen
Switchmen
Minnesota law about oleomargarine sale ruled unconstitutional
Judge R K Nelson heard C F Gooch’s habeas corpus petition over selling original packages of oleomargarine. The court discharged Gooch, finding the state prohibition unconstitutional under the federal commerce clause, with an appeal planned to the U S Supreme Court.
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Gooch
Sr. Path
R. K. Nelson
United States Circuit Court
C. F. Gooch
Whyte Bear
Armour & Co
Chicago
St. Paul
United States
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Eva Hamilton Pardoned After Penitentiary Stay
Special telegram from Trenton reports Eva Hamilton wife of the late Hubert Kay Hamilton received a pardon from the Court of Pardons while in the State Penitentiary hospital wing. She had served 1 year 1 month of her sentence and would have been released May 27 with good behavior credits. A petition signed by Atlantic City residents supported the clemency.
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Trenton
Iva Hamilton
Hubert Kay Hamilton
State Penitentiary
Charles W. Fuller
Court of Pardons
State House
Gomnan
Favoritism Allegations Rise Over Army Officer Promotions
In San Antonio a controversy erupts as Garashe Ord son of the late General Ord is promoted from second sergeant to second lieutenant by the Army Board. Colonel La Belle at Fort Clark protests that the move favors wealthy or connected individuals, accusing a pattern of undue influence in ranks promotions.
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San Antonio
Young Garashe Ord
EF. C. C. Ord
Young Ord
Army Board
G. N. Stanley
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Clark
la Belle
Ord
United States Army
Inia
West Point
South Carolina Legislature Cleans House Amid Reform Wave
The South Carolina Legislature convened at 2 PM with a reform farmers’ movement lineup. Gov elect Tillman ally Colonel John T. Sloan, nearly 80, and long time Clerk of the House were ousted. Senate Clerk H A Caughman replaced the veteran clerk amid a controversial murder acquittal.
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Comumuta
D.C
South Carolina
Reform Farmers’ Movement
Tillman
John T. Sloan
House of Representatives
Simons
Senate
H. A. Caughman
Lexington
Willie Laphant
Jal
Caughman
Brazilian fleet visits New York harbor reception aboard Aquidaban
The Brazilian Ironclad Aquidaban and the wooden corvette Guanabara arrived in the lower bay. Rear Admiral Carlos B Da Silveria and Captain Noronha were welcomed by U S forces aboard the Yorktown, Dolphin, and Chandler. Officers reported all aboard well and the fleet planned to sail at 8 AM.
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Aquidaban
Carlos B. da Silveria
Guanabara
Noropha
United States
Yorktown
Dolphin
Chandler
Smith
Oiis
North River
Twenty-third Street
Crowded Music Hall Hears O'Brien and Guests
A crowded Cincinnati Music Hall tonight welcomed Mr. William O'Brien and party with Stars and Stripes and Irish flags decorating the hall. The program featured speeches and musical selections led by O'Brien followed by Mr. Sullivan ex Lord Mayor of Dublin and Governor Bryan of Kentucky among others.
Milwaukee Electric Plant Owner Draws 25000 on Trip
Wayladd and relieved William Clark owner of the electric light plant drew 25000 to pay bills. He intended to pad out about 6000 and was on his way to the suburban home with the rest of the money in a satchel at a depot when a disruption occurred.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Clark
Electric Light
Pittsburg Capitalists Plan Huge California Electric Plant
A syndicate of Pittsburg capitalists filed a claim on the San Gabriel river from the Victoria mines to Cattle Canyon. They aim to construct a vast electric light plant to supply Pasadena and Los Angeles, with water flumed to both cities and a major installation in the San Gabriel Valley to illuminate the region.
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Pittsburg Capitalista
Indictment of Judge Utt for Libel in Butler Case
Fay ette county grand jury returns an indictment against Judge Utt of the Dubuque Times for criminal libel. The newspaper accused Democratic Congressman elect Walt Butler of incompetency and drunkenness and discharge from the mail service in this district.
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Mason Carr
Fayette County
Judge Utt
Dubuque
Man Issued Divorces Across Nation by Fake Utah Court
George R. Sims of this city was found guilty of using the mails for an legal purpose. He ran a business issuing decrees of divorce from Atlantic to Pacific coast, claiming they came from the Probate Court of Box Elder county Utah. A false seal found in his office was his trade.
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Curiaco
George R. Sims
Sims
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Box Elder County
Utah
Alsbamans Named Owners After October Green Goods Swindle
New York on November 21 reports the Corporation Counsel declaring J. H. Haflay and R. D. George the Alsbamans who beat the green goods men in early October to own the 1 which they then obtained from the swindle.
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New York
Corporation Counsel
J. H. Haflay
R. D. George
Alsbamans
Rescued crew and record sugar shipment reported
The Polly M Rogers carrying coal was rescued after leaving Far Haven for Ogde while a 12 mile voyage faced danger. separately the steam ship Rio Grande, cleared by Morgan Line, shipped 13 000 barrels of Louisiana sugar to New York marking a sizable cargo.
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Einestom
Polly MC Rogers
Ogde
New Orleans
Rio Grande
Morgan Line
New York
Louisiana
Reception Planned for Governor-Elect Pattison in Philadelphia
A special telegram from Philadelphia on November 25 reports final arrangements for a Democratic reception to honor Governor-elect Pattison Abouncey F. Black and State Chairman Kerr. The event, scheduled for tomorrow, is said to surpass any previous reception in Philadelphia.
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Disratch
Philadelphia
Pattiso
Abouncey F. Black
William Heene
Kerr
Stubsen Arrested for Large Shortage at Local Bank
Pronto November 2. Frank B. Stubsen, longtime cashier for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific in this city, was arrested yesterday on a charge of shortage. Authorities say his mate estimate shows a deficit of about $15,000.
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Pronto
Frank B. Stubsenranch
Chicago
Rock
Funeral of Thomas Kernan Held at St Malachi's Church
The funeral for the late Thomas Kernan was held yesterday morning at St Malachi's Church Southside with solemn high mass led by Rev Father James McTighe. He leaves a large family to mourn his children and wife.
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Thomas Kernan
St. Malachi’s Church
Southside
James McTighe
Frightened Braves at Pine Ridge agency amid troop movements
Telegraphic dispatch reports Indians at Pine Ridge fear extermination as troops flood into camp from Fort Riley Niobrara Sidney and D A Russell. Panic spreads among dancers and villagers with warnings of a coming war and possible stampede to the hills.
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Pine Ridge Agency
Prizcip de Acescy
Riley
Niobrara
Sidney
D. A. Russell
Red Cloud
Boyer
Wounded Knes Creek
Second Infantry
Omata
Archives in Loft Storage Crisis Spurs State Library Move
A report by Secretary Stone details dangerous storage of historic archives in a dark unfinished loft above state offices. Important documents from 1776 to later constitutions and deeds are exposed to fire and damage and inaccessible for reference. A partial transfer to the State Library is under way but not yet a permanent, fireproof solution.
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the Commonwealth
Stone
Commonwealth
Executive
State Department
Duke of York
Lord Baltimore
Ad Secretary
State Library
Property Attached in New York for Kansas City Packing Co Debt
The St. Louis National Bank obtained an attachment against the property of the Kansas City Packing Company for 14, mene, due unpaid cow.
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St. Louis National Bank
Kansas City Packing Company
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