Notes and News rounds up a turbulent day
Near Tucson Arisons reports a California excursion train with a hundred passengers for Indianapolis yesterday. The Porto Rico and Jamaica cable, recently recovered, has been lost again. Prof Watta, new chief of Agrical Heel Dees, yatewey torches of his car. Jamaica will laid immediately. The Government has natant degre om. Harriet Pindell tried fire-kindling with petroleum at Moscow Tenn. on Monday night. it was fatal. Harvard College overseers re-elected J H Clifford and N B Shurtleff. Henry Kelly sentenced to jail. recovery doubtful. A fire in Augusta Illinois destroyed five buildings, including the Yarling House. incendiary suspected. A company chartered to build bonds for Mobile and Northwestern Railroad to Helena Arkansas. Quarrels in occupied France with German troops continue. Germans take vigorous measures. Prof Noah Porter delivered Phi Beta Kappa oration at Trinity College. well attended. Austrian War Minister says Topire can field 650000. Von Boust says non-payment of taxes in Missouri about 116000. A murder trial continues. defense remains, while Senator Logan ill in Chicago. Adam Keiser of Newark is unlucky. debts unpaid. executors must wait. Mrs E G Wharton arrested in Baltimore on charge by Protestant League of America. Produce Exchange resolutions note Protestant League of America. Bids for gold today: nine bids, awards up to 1,000,000 at 112 to 112.28.
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Railway Accident at Voise Injures Five Seriously
Foreign notes report a railway accident yesterday at Voise resulting in five people being seriously injured. The article also mentions political reshuffling in France with Guizot to visit, Favre's ministry to be succeeded, and changes in the Ministries of Foreign Affairs Public Instruction and related offices.
Royal Visitors From Russia Evacuate French Territory
From Loxvor dated July 13. Czar Alexander I of Russia Empress Marie Alexandrovano and Grand Dukes Vladimir and Alexis are at Frederickshofes in Württemberg on Lake Constance. German armies evacuate French territory.
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Egyptian Government and French Consul General Referred to Cabinet
On July 13, officials announced the differences between the Egyptian Government and the French Consul General have been referred for settlement to the French Cabinet for resolution.
Chicago Mening Pepe Tale Emerges In City Circles
A fragmented scribble from a 19th century page hints at a Chicago event involving a figure named Pepe. Authorities and local historians weigh unclear details, while residents await fuller records to confirm names, dates, and the event's significance.
Saving Naan Dispute Sees Judge Refusal in Brief
A court brief shows Wieing Saving naan as a case title with PCP details. the judge refuses the request, delivering a terse ruling. The document notes the lack of viable grounds for relief and sets no further schedule at this time.
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Don
Tidings from a Missing Steamer Jeneca Me BePGhew of them
A fragment reports arrival at the port of Jeneca Me BePGhew and others linked to a steamer disappearance. Details are sparse, but the item confirms some people reached the harbor amid ongoing inquiries.
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Jeneca
Riot Returns Dark City Scene After Armory Fire
New York on July 13 reports a night of terror with hundreds wounded, armory gunfire, and chaotic streets. Police and military units locked down districts, while Hoffman urged citizens to uphold order and protect lives and property. Generals Shaler and staff remained to restore calm as thousands witnessed the carnage.
Coroner's Jury Reports Inconclusive on Maginnis Case
In New Orleans on July 13 the Republican Press Association notes the coroner's jury testimony regarding Maginnis. The evidence remains incomplete with several witnesses failing to provide clear linkage to the alleged incident.
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River levels and towboat movements on July 13
Special Dispatch reports the river rising two inches with three feet five inches in the canal and five and a half on Portland bar. Weather clear with 93 degrees. Peytona and barges to Jeffersonville tonight, river busy but little business otherwise. Monongahela falling, Bermuda bound to Cincinnati tonight, hot and sultry with thunderstorm indications and 93 degrees. Freight refusals noted.
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Cincinnati
Minnesota exhibit day set for corn machinery at Owatonna
Minnearots Minnesota July 13 announcement fixes June 26 as the day for the Minnesota great field showing of corn machinery at Owatonna. The note specifies the event aims to showcase corral machinery and related farming implements.
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Owatonna
Incidents of the Paris Revolt and Personnel Echoes
An English medical student recalls behind the scenes of the Commune and the brave acts of the participants. He notes women fighting Versailles troops, scenes of death, and the public mood as Versailles entered Paris. About five thousand civilians were shot, reflecting the harsh suppression of the civil war by the French Republic.
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Potokeak
Paris street talk and riot rumors mingle with press howls
A collection from Punch and other papers shows satire on Paris paving as streets of good intentions while reporting late night riots and police actions in New York. Articles describe rioters gathering in Bowery and Avenue A, with officers massing to quell disturbances and Governor Hoffman amid contested orders.
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Orange Lodge Rooms
May Cold in Montana and Texas Wool Clip Rise
Texas rejoices over a heavy wool clip while Montana endures the coldest May on record. Louisiana reports a ten percent rice crop gain and Texas plans extensive beet sugar cultivation. Italian provinces see successful cotton and tobacco introduction. Southern California has endured two seasons of uncertain conditions.
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California
What becomes of educated ladies at Vasar College
An account of the first reunion of the Slee a 8 class at Vasar College recalls 25 members with 1 dead, 4 married, and many pursuing medicine law or astronomy. It notes daughters born to some members and critiques opportunities for education and women's rights, alongside campus improvements and a growing memorial.
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Sweden
Georgia
Suggestions to boost hay crop and fodder seeds
The Maine Farmer urges farmers to sow fodder corn as a feeding crop this month and to consider oats and rye as substitutes if hay is deficient. It advises sowing in time, using turnips as an auxiliary crop, and notes that spring sowing can increase feed and benefits for livestock.
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Maine
Planting Fruit Trees as Tests in Kansas Farmer
A Kansas farmer describes experiments with planting deciduous and bee thrn trees, noting root protection with straw and careful spacing. He reports progress as the trees establish, with all doing well so far.
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Kansas
Horse Radish as Condiment for Cattle Disease
A brief, low effort note suggests horseradish as an excellent condiment to mix with cows meal to help prevent disease. It claims possible daily doses may aid cows, with potatoes or bran and even hay as options. Readers are invited to trial and report results.
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Irishman Claims Overpayment After Work Doings
An Irishman speaks up after finishing a job, noting he was overpaid for the work. He comments on receiving more money than deserved and emphasizes the discrepancy in payment.
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