Moral Victory in East Dorset Election Tangle
In East Dorset Liberals claim a moral victory as Gladstonians win by 447 votes over the Tory candidate Stuart son of Lord Arlington. The campaign cites drunkenness and corruption, with registration issues alleged and temperance debates shaping votes. Protectionist pledges and Chamberlain Salisbury confrontations color the political theater amid a tense electoral climate.
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DTSP
Gladstonians
East Dorset
Stuart
Lord Arlington
Hume
Glyn
East Trorset
Ireland
England
Lord Salisbury
Gelisburr
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Brighton
Archbishop of Aix Narrowly Wins Public Sympathy
Arch bishop of Aix avoids prison with a 3000 franc fine in a case that stirs French clerical sentiment. Donations pour in from supporters including a 20,000 unit gift toward a new convent for the Petites Soeur des Pauvres as garlands, bouquets, and tributes pour in from well wishers.
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Pry Camle
Loxnox
Aix
Leason
Judement
Im- Laudelagiaans Tranapemnaian
Aegis Rs
Owieceen
Archbishop’s fines spark political backlash in France
Sympathy tokens embolden the Archbishop to threaten defiance of the Government and seek Rome. If he acts, Paris faces censure as officials pursue the Figaro for raising funds to pay the Archbishop’s fine, likely triggering further prosecutions and intense political debate.
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Rome
Figaro
How Lord Lytton Died and Obsequies in Paris
Lord Lytton died after writing verses in bed as morphia dulled his pain. De Blowitz describes the scene with his unfinished line, the ink not dry, and a plain iron bedstead bearing a crown of laurels. The Paris obsequies drew ministers, aristocrats, and noted writers including Whitelaw Reid, Carnot representatives, Princess Mathilde, Monaco’s prince, Coppee, Coquelin, Massenet, Carolus-Duran, and Alexandre Dumas fils.
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Lord Lytton
de Blowitz
Paris
London
Lady Lytton
Tennyson
Pal Moll Gazette
Bulwer Lytton
Timon
Alfred
Punch
Lytton
Whitelaw Reid
France
M de Giers Mission Views From Strassburg
Loypox Nov 28 The Strassburger Post offers a government view on M de Giers visit to France and Germany. It portrays him as a sharp old diplomat aiming to keep France aligned with Russia and ease Central European tensions. It suggests Russia’s economic talks with Germany and forecasts little gain for Russia unless Moscow abandons hostile aims and shifts to peace.
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Strassburg
Loypox
M. de Giers
France
Germany
Europe
Russia
Berlin
Pater Peccavi
Balfour Sees Ireland Peace If Gladstone Is Reasonable
Arthur Balfour arriving in Ireland from Glasgow urged that Britain will never yield to agrarian conspiracy again. He warned against obstructive Irish representation and called for firm liberal government, hoping Ireland’s troubles could be permanently cured if Gladstone refrains from drastic remedies.
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Arthur J. Balfour
Treasury
Glasgow
University of Glasgow
Irelan
Britain
Ireland
Balfour
Gladstone
Meg
Many Miners May Strike In South Wales Coal Region
English mine owners repudiated an agreement made by Loxpor on November 28. The owners’ action today in South Wales and Monmouthshire is likely to push miners toward a strike, threatening disruption across the coal fields.
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Loxpor
South Wales
Monmouthshire
Mine Owners Plan End to Sliding Wage Scale
In the mining district about 70,000 workers face potential change as mine owners announce the removal of the sliding wage scale next month and shift to individual employer contracts. Officials warn of a coming bitter struggle over the decision, though no action has yet been taken.
Autographs Get Cheap in Sotheby Sale Amid Depressed Market
Loypox, Nov 28 Autograph market shows weakness with prices at Sotheby rooms down from years ago. Keats letters sold for 15 and 7 pounds, a Salar of Richardson fetched 195 shillings, and items from Nelson, Shelley, Thackeray, and Von Moltke sold for modest sums. Royal family autographs also appeared.
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Keats
Trackeray
Dispatch
Loypox
Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge
Richelieu
George Psalmanarar
Formosa
Johnson
Samuel Richardson
Spinola
Lord Nelson
Shelley
Cornhill
Thackeray
Her
Windsor Castle
von Moltke
Czar Sends Reassuring Letter to Turkish Neighbor
A diplomatic note from the Czar to the Sultan, via Fuad Pache, promises the utmost friendly sentiments. The Pope’s manuscript haul from Borghese proceeds, including Henry II letters, while a London crime roundup highlights Inspector Froest’s capture of Tom O'Brien and others, plus ex-King Milan’s new Persian cavalry post.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Fuad Pache
Borghese
Henry
Milan
Paris
Za Pair
Persia
Teheran
Papal Manuscripts in Borghese Collection Lost to Museums
The Pope sought to place all manuscripts in the Borghese collection under his control but many were acquired by the British Museum and the Berlin Museum. The excerpt notes how scholars like Elizabeth were among those to access or compete for these works.
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Vii
British Museum
Berlin Museum
Deserted spouses chase across continents in court
Court heard tales of separations and a long pursuit from Russia to England and the United States. Ida Lavine followed Solomon Lavine through multiple countries, detailing cash support and a fragile reconciliation before renewed estrangement. The judge ordered Solomon to pay wages and costs, while cases of drinking and conflict surfaced among other couples.
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Anna Nostinsky
Ida Lavine
Solomon Lavine
Russia
England
Ida
Solomon
United States
Pittsburg
Bolomon
Just What You Want to Dress Trimmings at 710 Penn Avenue
Reining and Wilds showcase a selection of dress trimmings at 710 Penn Avenue, offering costuming accessories and fabric notions for stylish updates. Local shop highlights include curated trims and friendly service as part of a neighborhood shopping feature.
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Penn Avenue
Reining & Wilds
Vast Ice Amphitheater Guides Glacier Birth At Sea
A northwest voyage from Sitka Alaska reveals a vast ice coast with Mount Crillog, Mount Fairweather, and Mount St Elias rising from snow fields and glaciers. The landscape forms a dramatic range parallel to the coast though with interior breaks feeding the Pacific. The first sight of Mt St Elias looms as a white pyramid about 150 miles away, distinct against the horizon.
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Warries Fon
Sitka Alaska
Baranof
Mount Crillog
Mount Fairweather
Allel
Mount St. Elias
Pacific
Mt. St. Elias
Alaska
Mt St Elisa
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