Assassin's execution and global unrest surface in dispatches
A sweeping review of distant troubles follows: the attempted assassination of the Russian emperor ends with the execution of Bolovieff in St Petersburg. Reports of famine in Cashmere, slave trade battles on the Gazelle river, and a German influence on Egyptian events frame a tense set of world news. Fire, crime, and political shifts from Philadelphia to Mandalay, and new railway and crop updates add to the tumult.
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Bolovieff
Emperor of
Rass
St Petersburg
Brannport
Afghanistan
Cashmere
Political Points: Minnesota Greenback and Prohibition Conventions
Report of Minnesota Greenback State Convention at St Paul on June 10 naming ticket for Governor Ara Barton Lieutenant Governor William McGhen Treasurer Andrew Nolsan Secretary of State A P Lane Attorney General William Kellay with regional origin. Prohibition party at Minneapolis names ticket headed by Hoy W Satterlen for Governor and others. Iowa Republican Convention at Des Moines renominates Coar Campbell for re election and picks Supreme Court judge and public instruction critic.
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St Paul
Ignatius Donnelly
Ara Barton
Faribault
William McGhen
Fillmora County
Andrew Nolsan
Meeker County
Hate
A. P. Lane
Hennepin County
Attornay
William Kellay
Bevan
Tralroad
Ebenezer Ayres
Washington County
Prohibition Party of
Ktafo
Minneapolia
Hoy
Satterlen
Trentenant
Williams
Biato
Atoarne
Treasnear
WD. Brown
Aturney
A.W Banga
Iowa
Jana 1
Harlan
Coar
Tent Coy Campbell
Eek
von Conlin
Papor
Meeting of railroad managers reports freight rate advances
At a meeting of railroad managers in New York, freight rates were advanced with 108 pounds on grain fourth class. Four wid Ilva hogs from Chicago to New York and unequal proportions from other states were noted. Montreal St Johns and other portions of Canada experienced a strong quake on June 9. M. W. Leflingwell, the well known harlequin actor, ships again abroad in sizable quantities.
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Renate
Renater Fnygalls
Karwan
Hill
Vance
Topih
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Wincensin
Hoar
Kansan
Tagall
New York
Chicago
Montreal
St. Johns
M. W. Leflingwell
Galdig
Senate and House Debate on Army Use at Elections
The senate and house clash over using federal troops at state polls. Committees advance appropriations for army and militia, while President warns against military interference and cites constitutional limits and precedents. Senate debates feature Voorhees and McDonald motions, with party lines shaping votes and the final bill expanding civil and military spending.
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Lee Fhoan
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Aiden
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Tierein
Ceamiauter
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Vinita Mates Fron
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Menate
Senate Didtiemry
Conaiating
Messrs
Garland. Havant
Conukling
Anil Caspenter
McCrary'e
Orites
Knott Cefern
Supreme Court Judges Elected In Illinois County Race
The article lists elected Supreme Court judges by district including John H. Milky in Cairo, John Cholhfield in the second, John M. Scott in Bloomington, Benjamin Sweldda in Rockford, and T Lyle Dickey in Chicago with Craig and Walker holding over. Circuit judges across multiple circuits are named with party affiliations, detailing a broad slate of Republican and Democrat selections.
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John H. Milky
Cairo
John &Cholfield
John M. Scott
Bloomington
Benjamin Sweldda
Rockford
T .Lyle Dickey
Chicago
Supreme Bench
A. M. Craig
P. Ho Walker
D. Baker
O. A. Harker
D. M. Browning
Thomas
Joseph MacRoberts
Siepublican
Francis Goodspeed
George W Supp
George W Pleasants
Napub-ican
J J Glens
A. A. Smith
Blovouth
O. T Keeves
Franklin Bladex
N. J Pillsbury
Napublican
Twelfth Circuit
C. W Upton
Isaac G Witton
Charles Kellam
Thirteenth Circuit
William Brown
M. Batley
Vo Eustace
Cnox
W R K. McAllister
John GO. Mogers
Thomas Moran
Murray Fonley
W .F. Barsam
Curious Nature Tales From A Nation of Oddities
A collage of quirky reports from rural and small-town America and abroad. Pea fowl aged 60 in Kentucky, a Georgia hen laying 200 eggs in 200 days, and a catfish squirrel all on one hook in Hawkinsville. A dogged hen protects six kittens, a turkey gobbler oddly becomes a hen, and a baby in Washington with unusual features draws attention. plus a long piece on German Emperor William I and his wife’s golden wedding reflecting on Hohenzollern traits and palace life.
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Laurens County
Georgia
Hawkinsville
Z. Cass
Irwin County
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Anthony (Kanens
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Hugh D. McMaullen
Aurora
Ohio
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Berhin
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Erick
Sigis
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Hohenzollens
Berlin
United States
Unter den Linden
Arsenal
University
Opera
Prince William
William
Hoedel
Nobeling
Notable Figures and Amusements Across Europe and America
A wide column lists prominent individuals and happenings from the era. Ex Gov Henponioxs of Indiana is now gray, Dr Horvano has earned 12000 for Bitter Sweet, and New York’s elevated railroad boosts S J Tiklen and C W Field by millions. Onvitre Grant, Leo XIII, and a Paris-bound Contaxt Benst appear with varied fortunes and travels. Baron Tanchnitz plans a German edition of The Innocents Abroad, while Gov Dnew of Florida builds timber operations and tramways. Emerson, at 77, lectures on memory in Boston, with his daughter aiding his reading as the crowd admires his enduring gentleness.
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New York
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C. W. Field
Onvitre Grant
Geneva
J.I
EB. C. Stepsay
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
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Rome
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Paris
Lord Palmerston
Count Beast
Sexaton Taras
Washington
Lee
Wes
Mark Twain
Twain
Baron Tanchnitz
Jacksonville
Rank Waldo Emerson
Boston
Qld South Church
the Herald
Emerson
Notable Inventions and Theories From a Periodical Snippet
The excerpt describes a tree called kapas used as a living telegraph post, a cautionary note on walnut consumption with salt and milk, a German brass making method, glass writing using eggmon ink, and observations on dendritic manganese markings in paper. It also discusses the debated periodicity of commercial crises.
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GezoMan
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Jevon
Ecoma
Cannes
Potsops
Prince of Wales speech in support of deceased wife's sister bill
In the Lords the Prince of Wales rose with a petition from Norfolk farmers backing Lord Houghton’s bill. He voiced warm support, but left early to chat. the division found him in the minority with the Duke of Edinburgh alongside the red benches, as the Earl of Benedicta field Whitehall opposed.
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Lord Houghton
London
Raulty
Duke of Edinburgh
Norfolk
Lord Floughton
Lord Stanley
Adderly
Princes of Wales
Year of Fires noted in 1879 fire loss tables
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports that 1879 stands out for fires with tables showing first four months losses in the United States and Canada. Insurance indemnities for the period exceed prior years by about 11 million dollars, with higher totals than 1877 1876 and 1875. A statue will honor Pinel the French physician who reformed lunatic treatment with restraints.
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Nxdrance Chronicle
United States
Canada
New York Commercial -Advertiser
Tur
Morel Sitaaion
Paris
Pinel
Northern wheat region and mills future prospects
The Northwestern Miller notes vast undeveloped lands north and west of Minneapolis with the Northern Pacific near the wheat belt and a new transcontinental line rising northward. It argues Minnesota and Dakota will yield abundant wheat, draw population from the East, and transform flour milling toward large mills, reducing small merchant and custom mills as hard wheat from new fields sustains bread prices.
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Hudson Bay
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Minnesota
Natu
Dakota
Wisconsin
United States
Scientific American
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