Martial Law in Kentucky Guards at State House
Hemwick Times reports Governor Bradley in Frankfort declared martial law as militia surrounds the Kentucky State House. Dispatches note three regiments activated, with Louisville unit en route, and expected tense assembly as legislators convene.
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Italy's New Cabinet Brighter War Scene Advancing
Reports from Rome describe a settling government and improved outlook after defeats in Africa. General Laratieri's action sparks resentments, while Kin Menelek and King Mumbert influence diplomacy. Reinforcements to Africa are halted as talks with Germany and Austria proceed.
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Menelek
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Berlin
Tralian
Germany
Schenlohe
Growing Worse Daily Letter From American in Antib Turkey
An American in Antib Turkey writes from Asia Minor dated February describing a deteriorating situation. The military commander has prevented a second uprising while civil authorities arrest prominent Christians on false charges and pressure believers to convert Moslems. Despite escorts, threats from the populace persist as tensions rise.
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Matone
Alntib
Asia Minor
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Eva Booth Superseded at Salvation Army Command
Commissioner Eva Booth, who briefly led the Salvation Army in America, was superseded by the appointment of Mrs Booth Tucker to command. A London cablegram notified her of the change after a large auxiliaries’ meeting in a memorial hall. Eva Booth denied any truth to claims about Ballington Booth’s transfer of funds. The report also notes other international items and local incidents.
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Eva C. Booth
Ballington Booth
London
Opinion on American Legation near term of President Cleveland
Readers debate if the American Legation will stay closer for the rest of Cleveland's term to balance criticism of Minister Wiley's January celebration. Departure of Willing is seen as open, with him persona non grata at arrival. Speculation grows that Mac Walton Government may shield Wiley, a contingency Weaving reportedly blocks.
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New York Herald
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Cleveland
State Department
War Department
Norton Alexander
Honolulu
United States
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Nawaii
Legation
Claveland
Will
Willig
Mac Walton
Wile Tts
Trade review notes mixed 1863 business outlook
A weekly Dun and Jury review reports larger hoped for spring business may offset rising material costs. Cotton goods fall short of price gains while woolen goods face fierce competition. Wheat demand weak despite government tallies, corn firmer with good yield prospects. US failures reach 2001 vs last year. Canada 60 vs 57.
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R. G. Dun & Jury Weekly
Lurge
Sutton
United States
Canada
Canal bill to connect Hudson to Great Lakes debated
National Senate and House consider a bill to incorporate the Maritime Canal of North America linking the Hudson River to Lake Champlain and then to the St. Lawrence, with a $10,005,000 capital stock, bond issue, and 900 by 65 foot locks. Government control via interstate commerce commission. one week notice to seize property for public use. Also includes miscellaneous notices on poisoning death, inheritance, fishermen lost at sea, a murder sentencing, and market reports from Sioux City Chicago and others.
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Representative Cooper
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Wiagara
Interstate Commerce Comission
Allison Me: stirring speech at Republican State Convention
Reports detail Allison's rousing convention address in which he framed a strong case for his candidacy. Delegates filled the hall with enthusiasm as resolutions backed his bid for the Republican nomination for President. The document notes the voting process and the adoption of the platform endorsing Allison.
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Abe
Committee of Resolutions
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Allison
Tov
William B. Allison
Unitad
Iowa
United States
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Repub
Senator Allison Prominent in Republican Tariff Fight
Reconstruction era politics center on Senator Allison as a leading Republican figure. The piece extols his thirty-one year record shaping tariffs, currency policy, and civil service reform, contrasting Republican competence with Democratic mismanagement. It highlights his role in drafting key tariff provisions, supporting sound money, and resisting foreign entanglements while urging voters to back him in the party’s campaign.
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