Bastile Centenatal and July Celebrations Across Nations
A historical survey links the 1759 year to both American independence and the storming of the Bastille. It notes New York anarchists and broader French pride in Bastille day as centennial reflections, while recounting Washington's presidency and the Paris uprising leading to July 14. Only seven prisoners were found in the Bastille.
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France
America
United States
Parlement
States General
George Washington
Paris
Louis XVI
Bastile horror recounted to American readers
A historical overview recalls the Bastille’s brutal early history and notes its 1789 storming under Louis XIV’s era. It cites prisoners like the Count de Solage and Tavernier, then warns of radical demonstrations in New York and a proposed anarchist congress expected to draw about 15,000 attendees.
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Tne Bastile
Count de Solage
Tavernier
Bastile
Marguerite Islands
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Jefferson
Washington
Louis XIV
Charles V
United States
New York
Birth of unusual twins draws national attention in Indiana
At a Howard County farm near Kokomo Indiana doctors examined newborn twins inseparably joined with a shared deformity. The midwife reported no proper clothing for the pair and exhibition plans face restrictions as physicians describe distinct independent bodies with a pronounced spinal deviation and outward directed limbs.
Knapp Son Born. Knapp Newly Appointed Consul General
Hon Charles L Knapp recently appointed consul general to Canada was born in Harrisburg Lewis county NY and is about 41. He graduated from Rutgers College and Hamilton College Law School and has practiced law since 1874. He served in the New York state senate in 1886 87 and campaigned actively in 1884 and 1888.
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Charles L. Knapp
United States
Dominion of Canada
Harrisburg
Lewis County
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Hamilton College
New York State Senate
Canada
Cheanehhe Foreign Office
London
Stik Me
Kisippo
Hamilton
T. J. Dowling
Ont
Peterboro
Carberry
Newcastle West
County Limerick
Ireland
Paris
Galt
Crinnon
James
Carlson identifies prisoner as Frank Williams in Burke case
Chicago witness Charles J. Carlson testifies in the Burke extradition case, naming the prisoner Frank Williams and identifying him in the courtroom. The testimony covers Carlson cottage rental and the proceedings continue as Reges Habeas Corpus bid is denied.
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Charles J. Carlson
Frank Williams
Wismore
Chicago
Burke
Mr. Howell
Carlson
Mr. Pardue
Prask Williams
Martin Burke
Mrs Langtry fading as doctors fear fatal end
July 10 report from Loxe Braxen states Mrs Langtry remains critically ill with breathing difficulties and possible lung involvement after a prior operation for catarrh. Doctors say she is physically a wreck and may not recover given years of strain and stage life.
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Loxe Braxen
Topics and Terrors Across Nations in Brief News
A wide array of short items recount accidents, crimes, politics, and society notes. Included are floods, rail wrecks, suicides, embezzlement, and international affairs from Milwaukee to Berlin, with notable deaths and church appointments shaping the week.
The Children Poem Authorship Preserved by Dickens Kin
A note from Charles M Dickinson confirms the poem The Children is not by Charles Dickens. Dickens’ son Charles M Dickinson asserts he wrote letters and fiction for Household Words for seventeen years and that the disputed verse appears in a new volume of Dickinson's unpublished verse. The piece reflects on childhood, faith, and the speaker's sorrow as a schoolmaster recalling students.
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Charles Dickens
Charles M. Dickinson
Binghamton Republican
Dickinson
Foren
Brlnswick
New York
William Henry Simith
Household Words
Sam
Charliss Dickens
Daily Republican
Binghamton
N.Y
Destructive N and W Train Wreck in Richmond
A Norfolk and Western collision at a wash cut in Richmond caused extensive loss of life and property. The scene is depicted from a Philadelphia Press sketch by George Masters, a Philadelphia civil engineer who rode on the wrecked train.
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Norfolk and Western
Richmond
Philadelphia
George Masters
Belgian envoy Le Guit appointed to United States
M. Alfred Le Guit, recently named envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from Belgium to the United States, is a Brussels native born in Se. He studied there and entered the diplomatic corps in June. After five years in foreign office roles he served as secretary of legation to Florence in 1870, later Rome, and now proceeds to Washington amid notable demonstrations and acclaim.
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Nieckalls
Piotta
Thux
Vienna
Prussian Episcopal Congress
Fulda
Herr Laubs
Stettin
Prussia
America
London Daily News
Kiehring Sea
Brusels
England
Germany
Congo
Belgium
Francé
Tealy
M. Alfred le Gimit
Anil
Belzuun
Sates
Brussels
Jsuo
Diplmatic Corps
Qoreign Officies
Savas Siia
Florence
Rome
Italy
United States
M. le Ghait
Ning Tuambert
Willim
Pulpit Millionaire Wall Shaped by Wealth and Fame
A New York Times style portrait discusses Dr John Wall a prosperous Fifth Avenue pastor reputedly earning from 75000 to 100000 annually plus gifts from Bonner family and wealthy patrons. He has accumulated a million through investments and leads a lavish life with a large library and staff. The piece ties his success to industrial wealth and social status.
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Wall
Fifth Avenue
John Hall
Wall Street
John Wall
America
Robert Bonner
Bonner
Dublin
Amervicw
Tall
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
United States
Central Park
Philadelphia Times
Faith, Science, and Possession In Modern Thought
Dr Andrew D. White argues that science and Christian charity together push to end belief in devil possession. He notes Wesleyan and Catholic critics yet asserts that testimony of apostles and saints supports possession, while progress in medicine and clergy cooperation foresees demon possession fading from asylums and monasteries.
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John Wesley
France
Jesus
England
Satan
Christendom
Andrew D. White
Popular Science Monthly
Improved Piegan Indians progress report by Indian agent
Maj Baldwin, Indian agent at the Piegan agency, reports seed condition and bright prospects for the Piegan Indians. They have quit horse stealing and have built sixty miles of fences. They hauled freight from Fort Benton, received cash payments, and are healthier and more industrious. They now own livestock and harvest machinery, with some taking up lands in severalty though tribal allotment not yet issued.
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Vpiegans
Maj
Baldwin
Piggan Agency
Medicine Lodge
Fort Benton
Great Falls
M.T
Tribune
Tariff Reform Picnic Draws National Letters to Greene County
A parade of letters from notable figures including C. C. Matson W. D. Bynum and J. G. Carlisle express support or regret for the July 27 Tariff Reform meeting at Bloomfield. Presidents and governors weigh in with views on tariff policy and its impact on labor and trade.
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W. Moffett
Moffett & Davis
Attorneys AT Law
Bloomfield
Indiana
Shaw & Bays
Greene County
Tillea
Stockton Township
Pudiana
Pawill
Leiter
Ixpranavoris, Inc
Indy
Ian
Great Britain
Inblack
Vincesnes
Broomfield
Thomas
Cord ComMiena
Vincennes
Ind
Pike County
Mexico
Wichita
Kansas
City of
J. G. Carlisle
Columnus
Sir
Bloomington
R. W Miers
Union Lectures Planned by Four Local Churches
Four local churches announce a series of union lectures on religious topics beginning next Monday at the M E B church with Rev. Martin from the Christian church. Tuesday features Rev. Danks from the MFE church at the Christian church. Wednesday offers Rev Cockrum from the CP church at the Baptist church. Thursday presents Rev Eid Baker from the Baptist church at the CP church. The public is invited to all sessions.
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M. EB
Martin
Christian Church
Danks
M. FE
Baptist Church
Cockrum
C.P
C. P
Eid. Baker
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Quotations From Cincinnati and Elsewhere for July 10
Market notes on wool, cotton, and livestock with prices for merino, delaine, and clothing wools. Grain offerings and byproducts, with Boston Wool Market receipts and domestic quotations. Includes cattle, sheep, and hogs prices, and notes on exchange values.
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