Montreal preparations for public peace on the 12th inut
The article notes authorities in Montreal prepare for a tense 12th inut event with Orangemen activity and potential violence. It criticizes posturing of officials and committees, mentions ex-convicts and political figures, and laments political ridicule and shifting loyalties amid expected unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Orangemen
Jenks
O'Connor
Michigan
Ohio
Eph
Holland
Cincinnati
Tepesters
Banning
Judess
Sherman and committee clash over testimony in intimidation claims
The piece recounts Sherman pressing to prove intimidation in Louisiana parishes during the presidential campaign while the Potter-Butler committee limits cross examination. It notes Weber's weaker handwriting, a cargo of horses to Liverpool, and parliamentary jibes about party campaign funds and witnesses. It cites debates over Florida and Randall district representation and references a chemistry journal offering insect spray guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessler
Stark County
Canada
City of
New York
Board of Health
Sherman
Potter
Weber
Wwe
Journal of Chemistry
Speaker Randall
Democratic Party
Washington Daily Post
Randall
American currency debate and a noted horse race
The excerpt discusses the value and convertibility of United States paper money, government credit, and historical views on currency from Lincoln and Jackson. It also describes a major horse race at Louisville with Ten Broeck and Mollie McCarthy, noting crowd reaction and race development from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States Bank
United States
Bend
Saekeeiers
Enent
Borwowat
Abraham Lincoln
Caren
Ieconing
Adarenetives
Sporting
Louisville
Key
Ten Broeck
McCarthy
Teo Eiaeek
Paris pageant and military review amid expo gains
Americans in Paris witnessed sixty thousand troops reviewed at Bois de Boulogne and the Exposition plans. The report notes cavalry prowess, Marshal President McMahon, and political figures, with projected revenues and costs. Electric street lighting gains attention as a cooler, heat-free option boosting theater and city promenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Atlantic
Bois de Bologne
America
France
Rhine
Bezaine
Sheridan
Wade Hampton
McMahon
Champs Elysee
Boulevard Des Italiens
Postillions
International Congress of Agriculture
Trocaders Palace
Congress For the Unification of
Congress of
Proridanos
Congress of Demography
Congress of Othographic Sciences
Congress of Architecture
Congress of Civil Engineers
Congress of Anthropological Science
Congress of Commerce and Industry
Congress of Meteorology
Congress of Geology
Avenue de l'Opera
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the Telegraph
Ashiabasm
Naragena
Hayes
House of Representatives
Senate
Hampton
South Carolina Democracy
Barn
Barnwell
South
Cleveland Herald
E. L. Weber
Potter-Butler
Liverpool
Republican Congressional Committee
Potter- Bauer
Hiscock
Noyes
Pottar
Florida
MolLin
Rarus
Goldsmith
Rarna
Mollie Wcarthy and
J. E. Doran
Beeeth and Muerle
Double Creek Tasders
Sbolo Reo
Ane
Axbiabule
Yavisne
Svevane
Weil
John
Nuttage
Rena
Eerva
Albert
Roeder
Egetine Mata
Ae Doctors
Sir
Ernie
Durieas
Banlwoas
H.r.stevens
Boston
Mass
Charis
Swit
Ashtabade
P.F. Good
Good & Randall
Hota
Centre Street Railroad
Ashtabula
Hart
Ashtabala
Harness
FAUS
Co. Ford
Ruskt
Grand River Institute
Austinburg
J. Tuckerman
A. M
Grand River
Northern Otto
LEGAL
Ohta
Asutabala & Pi
Soret Ieee Pa
Sheri _Sheridl
Jeffervon
Axsignee
Morgan
Dita
Wooten
LW Amesof
Haltroad
Pittsburg
Penneyvania
Ani
Wolf Holstein
Punt Hock Falls
Lawrence Co. Pa
Perier
Ingender
J.A. Pickineer
Shneer Bremenatst
Curtien
Miles Grave
Erte Co
Act of Comures
Terete Point
Hs Wonats
Siyere
Buckeye
Burap ‘Office
Sear L
M.S. Bound House
Gerar
East Street
Bank Alley
Aches Desisaltes Ceteatt Peony
Edward
HRAPH
Buffalo Dream Ales & Porter
Main
W. Redhead
Weeb's
Main Street
Orld
Ats
Hroadhead Jamestown Alpacas
Duples
Dr. Warner's
Yeoma
Centaur
L'Amour
Nottingham
N. Y
Oran
Thaddeas
Caber Dealvey
Thi
Alan
J. N. NeKay
Jefferson
Wisher Hin
L. W. Smith & Son
Proprietors
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