Weather and world notes from the era of turmoil
Weather across Tennessee and the Ohio Valley remains fair with southerly winds and steady temperatures. A flurry of brief items follow: 20,000 European emigrants exclude June plans in Baltimore. Foxhall impressed in Paris. Joseph E Johnston challenges Davis. continued earthquakes near Chios and Switzerland. Paymaster Brown dies at Newport. Reimheimer lynched in Missouri. Belford’s memo on Tuyes. Dr Duncan promotes new NT. Libbie O Mallin drowns near Louisville. Wight dies in Columbus. Baker wrecking steamer boiler explodes. Tremble offers bribery vote in Albany. Blumenthal sues for expulsion. Windom lauded in Chicago. Campbell denies Berlin mission link.
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Windom
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Wheeling
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Berlin
Charges debated at Poor Farm probe amid encampment notices
In Indianapolis the County Commissioners hear the Poor Farm management charges. the board allows witnesses beyond named persons and sets the probe to begin tomorrow. Meanwhile the Grand Army encampment preparations in the city rise with delegates from several states and local posts. Washington notes cover school statistics, naval academy inspection, Pitney testimony refusals, and political maneuvering in Ohio campaigns.
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Phildelphia
Chicago
K. Lloyd Roberts
New Jersey
McNair
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Dayton
Gen
TJ. Wood
Ohio
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Park Theater
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Naval Brigade
Foxhall Wins Paris Grand Prize for America in Narrow Victory
James R. Keene's American colt Foxhall narrowly defeats Tristan to claim the Paris Grand Prize amid a showcase of American breeding. The win follows strong performances by Iroquois and other American runners, with Keene predicting further racing and breeding plans in New York and Virginia.
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Dublin
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Australian oarsman Edward Trickett arrives in New York
Edward Trickett the Australian oarsman and trainer Kelly arrived in New York aboard the Feyotian Monarch. Trickett said he would stay in the United States for about four months and he claimed he could row any man in the race between Trickett and Maulau.
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Ilion
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Meade
A. S. Grant
New York
Edward Trickett
Kelly
Doctor Burns Flags in Sunday Opposition Meeting
In San Francisco on June 12 during exercises at the sandlot, Doctor O'Donnell who leads a weekly opposition to Kearney produced the British and Chinese flags and burned them in a bundle on the viaiform.
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O'Donnell
Kearney
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