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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1876

Page

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Five Millions a Month The Bonanza Mines Profits

Virginia City and San Francisco financiers known as the Bonanza Kings rule the Comstock lode with vast ore output. The Consolidated Virginia and California mines yield hundreds of millions, paying large monthly dividends while attracting relentless appeals for money from strangers.

Virginia Nevada Cincinnati Comstock Lode Linderman Mint Rogers University of Pennsylvania Ren Prof. Rogers California John W. Mackay James G. Fair Virginia City James C. Flood William O’brien San Francisco Mackay & Fair Flood & O White & Murphy Consolidated Virginia Joan Bonanza Kings

French village wedding ends in abrupt breakup and ruse

The Journal de Paris reports a village near Metz where a groom’s lie about his age to gain consent led the bride to say no at the ceremony. After guests urged reconciliation, the bride later forgave him and the couple wed at the magistrate, sealing the union.

Journal de Paris Metz

James Frazer Freed After 30 Years For Wife Murder

James Frazer, 73, is released from Ohio state penitentiary after a thirty year sentence for wife murder. He contends his conviction was circumstantial and that he has led an exemplary life in prison, noting no disciplinary marks. The text also mentions cherry blossoms and other garden imagery in a decorative context.

James Frazer Ohio Penitentiary Alwaye

Bristow and the National Credit Abroad

A Republican defense of Secretary Bristow's handling of federal finances and anti corruption efforts. The piece credits Bristow with stabilizing U S credit, condemns Democratic attacks and notes foreign observers warn against Democratic attempts to undermine bonds and treasury governance.

Europe United States Grant Republican Party Bristow the Treasury Ring London Times Davis Boutwell Secretary of the Treasury Register of the Treasury Treasury Democratic World New York Democratic Party

Queen Opens Parliament Amid Royal Pageantry and Dress

The Queen opened Parliament with a grand procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster amid red bunting and cheers. The royal entourage included Princess Beatrice and the Princess of Wales. the Queen wore a diamond tiara and Koh i Noor necklace as Lords in scarlet robes listened to the speech.

London Buckingham Palace Palace Westminster Parliament Street Princess of Wales Sere Beatrice Alesty House of Lords Victoria and Albert Santos Neeces Edinburg and Teck Princess of Louise

When to Marry in Massachusetts a Humorous Tale

The Boston Post discusses a petition to the Massachusetts Senate and House regarding marriage law. It notes absurd prohibitions banning alliances such as a man marrying his mother-in-law or granddaughter’s husband while permitting other illogical pairings. The piece argues social tradition shapes the statute and urges legislative correction.

Boston Post James Arton Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth Massachusetts Parton Pennsylvania

Marching of European Infantry Compared Paces and Cadences

A journal article compares European armies by measured stride and cadence. It finds British infantry at thirty inches and 116 steps per minute trailing Austria and Italy but surpassing German pace, noting fatigue and gait efficiency as critical factors for prolonged marches.

Europe Journal of Sciences Durin Severa

Massachusetts man probes bride about world and chewing tobacco

A Massachusetts man asked a woman if she would “give up world” prompting her playful retort about his “chewing tobacco in the presence of ladies.” The exchange reflects light gossip of social niceties in a local society note.

Massachusetts

Fashion Notes on Lace Shawls and Boiteuse Tunics

A fragment describes lace shawls in white or black paired with Boiteuse tunics. The shawl point hangs low on one side with the right-side spray trailing toward the foot. The skirt features floral ornamentation and a trailing spray, with flowers arranged to enhance the lit effect.

Colo

Fashion notes and social satire from a spring style column

A lighthearted survey of dress, hats, fabrics, and etiquette reflects spring fashion trends. The piece notes modest education, bridal dress garb with orange blossom accents, cream and ivory tones, and the social quirks of marriages and money in fashion circles. It mentions a Scottish marriage, bridal bouquet conventions, and new fabric shades for the season.

Prosperity Hope Raised By Aged Merchant Opinion

An old New York merchant notes tough times but predicts a coming day of prosperity. He cites 1876 California mining output, rising exports over imports, Centennial visitors, reduced national debt, and expected agricultural bumper crops as indicators of growth and recovery.

New York California Philadelphia

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