Paris Art Exposition Shows Masters and Modern Painters
The article surveys Paris Exposition highlights with references to Louvre Luxembourg and Versailles, noting public galleries open to all, and praising Dore and Gerome. It compares Paris collections to Cincinnati, laments American access to art, and urges Cincinnati to build a public art school and support local artists.
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Cieire
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Louvre
Luxembourg
Versailles
France
Veous de Medici
la Medel- Lemaire
Este
Jean Goujon Cortot
Etex
Manchetti
Bruo
Juguot
Leurre
Ruele
United States
Ran
Cincinnati
Cin
Old Venetian Palace Described in The Atlantic Monthly
D Howells writes of an ancient Venetian palace described as half ruined with an inner courtyard and gallery. The scene features a dully dappled floor and vines, with windows reflecting in the light and a sense of noble history. The narration recalls ducal origins and marble lions guarding portals while echoing exile and distant stories.
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D. Howells
Atlantic Monthly
Aden
Samson
Ebols
Fate of the Ame schooner General Sherman linked to Corean coast
Shanghai report on the General Sherman details a crew of twelve Europeans and a mixed seventy aboard, with a cargo of warlike firearms traded through Meadows & Co. in Tientsin. The vessel sailed to Corea under Captain Page, while American Preston joined for a profit motive. Corean hostility and suspected destruction prompted government interest and orders to investigate the disaster scene aboard Shenandoah.
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Page
Preston
Prestos
Sherman
Seward
Washington
Ferbiger
Shenandoah
Osaka described as Venice of Japan in letter from abroad
A recent letter from Japan portrays Osaka as Venice of Japan with canals and bridges crowded by a curious mix of military men, children, and tea-house girls watching a barge of strangers. It details temple avenues, headquarter rooms, lacquered interiors, and neat unpainted woodwork seen at the legation area.
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Osaka
Japan
Venice
Pemren
Legation
State Treasury cash balances June 1868 report
The Governor was informed by the Auditor of State and the Controller of the Treasury that the cash balances in the State Treasury funds, as recorded by their offices, reflect the close of business for June 1868. The figures show balances in thousands of dollars.
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Treasury
Audacious lies quoted by Missouri Republican unrest
The Missouri Republican attacks the St. Louis Democrat as audaciously lying and premeditated in its recent commentary on Sam Ourman and Bram. It accuses the Democrat of false, dangerous rhetoric and alleges a surge of vicious, calculated deception in the opposing paper.
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Missouri Republican
Samourn
Bram
St. Louis
Telegraphic Summary from Last Night's Dispatches
Brief notice compiling last night's telegraph dispatches across regions. Highlights include political developments, economic updates, and notable events reported by bureaus. Further details focus on key figures, locations, and dates as carried by the telegraph.
Alabama Legislature Co Ce in Florida Civil Government
In Florida a fragment notes Washington civil government links with the Alabama Legislature Cooperative Company. The terse item hints at interstate coordination or a legal framework affecting governance structures, with no further specifics provided.
Meeting of Reconstruction Committee and Florida civil transfer
From Washington July 14 a meeting of the Mouse Reconstruction Committee is called for to-morrow by reconstructionists arrived from Mississippi to argue that late voting outcomes there were democratic. Meade reports Florida moved to civil rule and urges turnover of Alabama governance. Reed says Florida has inaugurated its civil government and complies with conditions for admission to the Union. Sprague confirms turning over Florida archives and property to civil authorities. At the White House Senator Davis and Representative Ary visited. thermometer reads 104.
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Owens
Baltimore
California
Carl Benson
C. W. Helmes
Demetrius Bratiano
Roumania
Paris
Mary Gladstone
St. Paul Opera House
Marie Stuart
Elizabeth
Washington
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Havana
Cuba
England
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Jenkins
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William Warren
Reales Moowen Companie
Caleb Cushing
Union
J. B. Dunn
New York
Beach Street Presbyterian Church
Boston
Charles Walker
Chicago
Wasutxotox
Mouse Reconstruction Committee
Mississippi
Florida
Army
Meade
Third
Harrison Reed
Alabama
Raleigh senators and police board clash over appointments
In Raleigh a caucus selected John Mall Pasquatank for the long term U.S. Senator until March 4, 1875 and General J Abbott for the short term ending March 4, 1871. Governor Holden, acting without notice, appointed a new Board of Police Commissioners provoking protests from municipal authorities who seek legal backing. Rumors say Gen Canby may provide military support to enforce the order.
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General Assembly
John Oal
Pasquatank
J. €. Abbott
New Hampshire
New Hanover
Abbott
Dockery
Holden
Canby
Colored members in Alabama Legislature session described
The Montgomery report notes the Legislature convened with no thirty colored members and mentions colored officers including door-keeper sergeant at arms and chaplain. A message from Today r Smith is presented, conservative in tone, urging removal of all enfranchisement except as discussed.
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Ava
R Smith
of Alabama
Jewish Orphan Asylum Dedicated in Missouri
The Jewish Orphan Asylum was dedicated today in Missouri with Governor and staff present. A large crowd heard addresses by Rev. Dr. Kluberg of Louisville Rev. Dr. Wise of Cincinnati and others. The event included a ceremonial procession and notable attendance.
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Uvevetaxp
Revolutionary movements and diplomatic notes across Europe
Reports from London and Madrid on arrests in Bow Street and remands for trial. Lords announce royal assent to Irish reform and boundary bills. The son of King Theodorus visits England. Madrid dispatches note troop reviews and unrest in Spain with martial law in Barcelona province. China notes near Tianjin. Shah allies with Russia. Bancroft in Baden opens talks on a naturalization treaty with Grand Ducal government.
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Congressional turmoil and amendments in the Senate
Debate on credentials for Wn. Pinckney White Api. yinted to succeed Senator Johnson of Maryland, plus amendments about temporary commissions and patent duties. Hendricks defends New York Convention platform while Wilson and others press changes on legal tender and loan certificates. session adjourns after a lengthy exchange.
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Pinckney White
Johnson
Maryland
Vickers
Hendricks
New York
Senate
Wilson
House debates amendment on 500000 for American city
In a Committee of the Whole chaired by Mr. Garfield, debate centers on a motion to reserve 500000 for a civil project. Mr. Butler argues the amendment is out of order while others discuss constitutional limits on treaty powers and territorial payment obligations. Voting on the Long amendment shifts to 24 to 4 and 42 to 2 in favor of the bill.
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Col
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Europe
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New York Edition Reports Election Skepticism and Rail Plans
From Yesterday's 5 o'clock Edition New York the piece notes Democrats refuse to bet on the general result of the election Republicans report strong leads in Vermont Massachusetts Tennessee and other states with Grant ahead. Rumors mention Chief Justice Chase as a potential candidate on a reform platform. Also described are a heat wave with sun strokes and a plan for elevated railway from the Battery to Yonkers plus a note on emigration and a ship voyage incident.
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Cincinnati Times
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the Tribune
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Pinckney White Sworn in as Maryland Senator
Eipecial Dispatch reports Senator Pinckney White from Maryland was sworn in this morning to succeed Reverdy Johnson. The Senate debated the three percent temporary loan certificates and a Treasury gold sale amendment to reduce the balance to 40 million. Foreign Affairs discussed the China treaty without a conclusion. President Johnson rebuked New York Democrats seeking patronage, saying the Democracy has no claims on him.
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Cincinnati Times
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Pinckney White
Maryland
Reverdy Johnson
Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
China
Johnson
New York
Alaska Bill Faces House Amendments and Delay
The Alaska bill dominated House proceedings all day with an amendment barring future treaties except necessary appropriations. it failed to pass. Opponents filibuster to delay, but supporters expect passage. In related action the Conference Committee on the tax bill reported two-thirds of Senate amendments and aims to finish and report tomorrow.
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House
Conference
S Senate
Alaska Bill Passed Amid Democratic Welcome
The Alaska bill passed the House at 3 00 PM with 114 votes for and 42 against. Vallandigham and Montgomery Blair accompanied by the Montgomry Blair party were present as Democrats welcomed the action today.
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Alaska
Vallandigham
Montgomery Blair
Destructive Fire and Political Turmoil Plague Columbus
A wholesale drug store fire on High and Rich streets caused extensive damage estimated at 5000 with a clerk narrowly escaping via window. Water damage hit neighboring Akin & Stuart furnishings. Insurance listed at 20000. In political news, the unbeaten Democratic Ratification meeting failed to draw a crowd and produced little action. A residence on Washington Avenue was broken into with clothing and cash stolen. poor safety noted. Ohio Penitentiary reports twenty one female convicts. Unclear note ends with Mr. Wm. Smith of New York mentioned amid scattered details.
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New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
the Times
Merchants National
Cherry
Col Coward
Congress
Cincinnati Times
Columbaus
H. Whitte
Akin & Stuart
Rese
David
Heat claim causes collapse and heat injuries in city
A man collapsing from heat near the Neil House required prompt care while another local resident was sun-struck in the eastern part. Rumors circulated that street work on Friend Street failed and candidate White may have withdrawn from the district canvass. County records show 47 deaths and a number of births in the quarter ending July 10.
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Friend Street
White
Samuel Gallowey
Pigbhlfe
Mbnger
Lanton
Pittsburg Weather and City News Briefs
Weather remains intensely warm with a hot Monongahela day. A Seymour ratification meeting fizzled while a roofers fall left Henry Parry badly injured. Burglars raided a German Catholic priest’s house as City Mail Agent Col Schutz faced a fatal-appearing injury. Walter Brown challenged Henry Coulter to a sculling race for the city championship. Roof workers and market activity described as slow and unchanged.
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Monongahela
Seymour
Henry Parry
A. A. Carrier
Col. Schutz
A. Johnson
Walter Brown
Henry Coulter
Pittsburg
Coulter
Eighth Ward
Fenian Arrests on the Continent Reported at Bow Street
The man and Blake with Cooke were examined at Bow Street today. Police testified to finding arms and ammunition on premises and remanded for trial. The investigation into the assassination of Prince Mickest continues. Prince Karaargine, suspected of complicity, has been cited to appeal the charge.
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Nan Hie Cooke
Bow Street
Prince Mickest
Prince Karaargine
Tarisana inauguration of Governor and civil order
The report notes Governor Wa and Chancellor Ossaam proceedings on July 14. The new de jure authority replaces civil officers, with orders to surrender offices to successors elected, establishing civil law as supreme over military authority.
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Overnor Wa
Auterday
Are .Chanan
New York Picnic Tragedy Drowns Several at Pier
New Yorkers faced tragedy when a picnic party aboard a steamboat officer fell overboard near a pier. A policeman attempting rescue also drowned. The steamboat guards collapsed, sending over a dozen more into the river with several feared drowned. A separate bank robbery reported with $6000 missing and no clues. Local political notes include a vote of thanks to Eva Secret and the National Democratic Convention nomination. Bricklayers conclude a meeting urging eight hour workdays with renewed determination.
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Teccu Coe Camaee
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Citizens’ Bank
National Democratic Convention
Navajo Inadians Cross Territory in Santa Fe Campaign
July 13 report from Santa Fe says government forces crossed into the last Navajo domain, moving under Tribasee control along the Son Antonio mail road. Stock noted yesterday as tension escalates and military movements continue in the region.
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Thins Ank
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Fragmentary San Francisco steamer notices July 13
The report from San Francisco notes the Sarease steamer from Mexican ports and the XN sbanak steamer in dockside status today. A senator is mentioned with a 206 Wh beat, but details are incomplete and unclear in the fragment.
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United States
Sarease
Undefined Cherry Blossom Beauty Tips Ad
Fragmentary OCR text describes skincare beautifying claims and a nursery sale. Mentions a purported penaray fee and prices per cake. Content appears damaged with garbled terms and unclear entities, offering no verifiable proper nouns or events.
Parvis and Johnson Trunks and Carpet-Valises Ad
Fragmented ad copy notes wholesale trunk items and a Dania street listing with unclear details. The readable elements name Parvis and Johnson and wholesale items in a 109 Dania address line, but the text is garbled and lacks complete facts.
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Dania Btood
Inetanati
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