Government seeks troops to quell Cook gang in Indian Territory
Telegraph dispatches report Secretary of War action on using troops to arrest the Cook gang amid doubts about the attackers being intruders. Attorney General opinion supports troop deployment if not intruders. Interior to request further details. Meanwhile other items note Jewish emigration diversion claims and quotations on religion.
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Death of the Czar Triggers Imperial Mourning In St Petersburg
Despatches from Yalta and Livadia report the Czar died this afternoon after a long illness. Imperial family stood by at Livadia as the end came. London suppresses news of a plotted Nihilist conspiracy and arrests students as police seize incriminating documents.
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Germany Macau? unclear ex-chancellor re-trial plans
Reporting from Berlin and Galveston on developments in Germany, authorities indicate ex-chancellor is to be retried by the Supreme Court at Leipzig. Emperor reshuffles military and civil posts, with ministers named and policy shifts discussed while reforms loom in agriculture and governance.
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Lord Rosebery given Freedom of the City of Bristol
Lord Rosebery received the Freedom of Bristol yesterday, with remarks on Irish policy and Home Rule. In Edinburgh, Lord Salisbury criticized Rosebery’s Bradford speech and the House of Lords stance. London reports note the Tormuss disaster near Pembridge with fourteen drowned and stock markets steady amid political turmoil.
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Turbulent Meetings and Political Tensions Across Vienna and St Petersburg
Reports from Vienna and St Petersburg describe anti reform protests and police clashes with workers following a socialist meeting in Vienna suburbs. Separately in St Petersburg, a quarrel between Sav and Zechariah spurs talk of the czar’s declining health and possible removal, with officials warning against detentions.
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Crown Prince Leads King and Queen on Long Journey
Denmarkl Vin Galrosson reports that the Crown Prince of Denmark has begun a trip toward Livadia. The King and Queen, aged and weary from the journey, have reluctantly decided to proceed.
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Alexander of Russia Dies On All Saints Day
Livadia reports Czar Alexander Alexandrovich is dead at 1.20 PM after a long reign marked by near fatal threats. His coronation occurred May 7, 1883, in Moscow. He faced multiple assassination attempts, maintained heavy caution, and died at age 53 amid public mourning and a grand church ceremony.
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The Great Czar of Russia retold in a reverent portrait
A lengthy tribute extols the Russian ruler as a stoic, moderating force in Europe. It praises his restraint of German aggression and Frascas, his leadership in maintaining continental peace, and his unmoved, cautious approach to power. The tribute portrays him as calm, self poised, and formidable, foreseeing dangers yet steering Russia toward balance and influence.
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Brazil and Arbitrate Claims Amid Revolt
The article reports on the Brazilian government facing claims from citizens and abroad regarding railroad contract suspensions, railway damages, army service costs, and damages from the revolution. It notes an offer to submit disputes to arbitration by President Cleveland era, with a mid day ultimatum tied to Brazil’s consent to pay, and mentions export value impacts and merchant sentiment. It also briefly references censorship and governance troubles in another region.
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Argentine Congress approves funds for relief in quaking provinces
The Congress voted a large sum for relief in the quake struck provinces of San Juan and Regina. A shipment of feed has been dispatched to aid the distressed areas as local authorities assess the damage.
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Italy Via Galveston Novelty Exex Exylum Arrests
Police in Galveston arrest suspected anarchists tied to a series of recent explosions. The crackdown follows a wave of violence across the city, with officials naming key suspects and outlining ongoing investigations.
Mexico City Drainage Works and Legacy of the Lake System
The article traces the long struggle to drain Mexico City’s valley lakes and control floods. It notes the failed 17th and 19th century efforts, the 1885 to 1888 Mexican government push, and the modern tunnel and canal works led by engineers Peson, Read, and Canobet. It details the canal’s length 27 miles from the city to the coast, the tunnel size, brick arch, and immense material needs including bricks and cement, underscoring the project as essential to prevent recurring flood disasters and to modernize the capital’s water system.
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