France Divided Over Plebiscite Question In 1900s Context
A scattered digest of late 19th century notes covers varied items from France debating a plebiscite to French commercial ties with Germany. It mentions Paris interior triremes, the death of Major General J. G. Foder's wife in New York, and reflections on Sunday recreation and press opinions. The data also touches on maritime mutiny reports, legal cases, and local U.S. civic notes, including Missouri Dental Association sessions and Pope Jubilee expectations.
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Astor House
New York
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N. Y
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State Board of Agriculture
Kanans
Berk
High Seas
San Francisco
S. Louis
McGehan
Lebanon
Sone
De‘enm
Sim Sinclair
Yosemite
Telegraph
California
Gran
Brignoli
Grau
Caria
Beaton
Rio Janeiro
Missouri Dental Association
St. Louis
Judd
Pius [X
Washington
Europs
J. L. Bowen
Gibraltar
Europa
Senger
Bowen
Duluth
Wisconsin
Minneotsa
Texas
Galveston
New Orleans
Virginia Dare
Yanéell
Louisville
American Medical Association
Falls Village
Gaillard
Yandel
Storm collapses frame house burying seven in ruins
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports a June 7 wind storm in Prrrestino that toppled a frame house owned by Christian Lentzen in Seventeenth Ward. Seven parishioners were buried in debris. six men freed Lentzen. The house had been raised twelve feet for a new story, likely undermined by water. The Western Associated Press holds its annual meeting in the city with delegates arriving and more expected. the Brewers' Congress meetings at Turner Hall opened at 10 o'clock.
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Prrrestino
Christian Lentzen
Lentzen
United States
Mocnonee
Louis Dente - Eatelle
MacHeary
St. Louis Dispatch
W.W. Coleman
Milwaukee Herald
R. E. Davis
St. Paul Pioneer
H. P. Halli
St. Paul Dispatch
Bond Burning and Revenue Notice From Wasmixorton
June 7 report notes a bond burning event with $60,600,000 in bonds to be consigned to flames. Mention of a next week revenue print order and an agricultural report for 1870 slated for August printing. Lady clerks commended as Secretary Boutwell receives a recommendation from Barrow. Chief Justice Chase concentrates in Philadelphia.
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Gas supply delayed as water levels hold steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 6 the water remains stationary and one inch higher, impeding overflow relief. The Gaslight Company warns it may be unable to supply gas until the floodwater recedes.
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Pany
River traffic and weather reports from Louisville June 7
Dispatch reports the river stationary at two feet six inches on the falls and four feet six inches in the canal with two boats loading for New Orleans. Ereavage and barges from 81 are in the canal. Monongahela falling to thirty inches in Rowley’s Channel with no arrivals or departures. Warm, cloudy, windy conditions with rain this morning and more possible. mercury at 87.
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Louisville
New Orleans
Prrissure
Monongahela
Rowley’s
QUARTERS NEWS BULLETIN HARLEM QUARRYRIOT AND PLAGUE REPORTS
The Harlem quarrymen clash leaves about sixty attackers injuring two nonworkers in a violent scene. Reports from Buenos Ayres describe yellow fever worsening, with panic and flight as communications with Montevideo are cutoff. Also noted are legal moves in Fisk suits, Colfax’s Northern tour, and arrivals from Liverpool by steamship.
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Culver
John R. Penn
Charlie V
Cole
Theo Vania
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Buieson Ayres
Mary
Weather Synopsis From June Storm Across Regions
Washington dispatch reports the past twenty four hours with stationary barometer across Pacific Rocky Mountain and Gulf stations. A low pressure area sits over the lower lakes extending to Maine. Easterly winds on the mid-Atlantic coast, south and southwest winds from the Eastern States to Rainie, and clear to the west and south. Storm last felt in Texas on the 4th and Key West on the 1st of June. Probabilities favor clear or partly clear weather in the south and west of Pasodvionele on Tuesday with no major storms anticipated.
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Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Maine
mid-Atlantic
Ohio
Lake Ontario
Texas
Key West
Chicken Cholera and Seeds Opinions from Country Gentleman
A correspondent argues against medicinal seeds for chicken cholera. He notes cleanliness and roosting location affect outcomes, with tree roosts faring better than hen houses. The piece surveys noble lineages and notes shifting consensus over generations, citing various earls and dukes.
Auditor's court ruling on county funds and legal limits
The case reviews an Auditor's allowance system for collecting fares and paying a bookkeeper, finding no fraud but a legal question over statutory authority. It discusses whether the county can release or pursue claims, the role of the Commissioners and Treasurer, and whether the Auditor's actions exceeded statutory power or followed established law.
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Ohio
Cima
Thrasher
Conaiasiogers
Elaine
Leese
Delebae
Darthye
Sivbern
Willieh
Freéia
Fabri
Irmindt
Bell and Ward
Leics
Pui
Persea
Reas
Ington
Conpmiesio
Lycee
Ward
Balt
Cosbmniashowers
Panes E- Pugh
Amptadie Seurarone Williams
Eet Hetthews
Ramen My Tao
Killecign Pay Roe
Jackson
Iohemona
Helore
Cox
Butler v Refus et al verdictaward in lawsuit
In Superior Court before Judge Taft, Thomas C. Butler sued Refus and others. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 1500 dollars.
The Judge and the Lone Stranger Trial Tale
A bygone tale tells of a traveler who, seeking a judge, confesses he killed a partner after a pistol threat. The judge arranges a mock trial at a hotel, promising a verdict next morning. The crowd later hangs the stranger by a lariat as church hours approach.
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Bng
Sihoe
Saad
History of the U S cent and its evolving portraits
The article traces the cent from its 1792 mint appearance bearing Washington and thirteen links, through a French liberty phase with Liberty on the reverse, to a later shift back to a classical Grecian portrait. It notes Jefferson’s naming, Morristhe initiator, and changes driven by political fashion over time.
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Robert Morris
Jefferson
Washington
America
Pais
Communist Leaders Triumph In District Shutdown
A special dispatch reports Washington commuters and striking workers clashing as Governor Cooke halts all work and police efforts fail. The National Republican accuses the governor of incapacity while citizens demand action. The Board of Public Works proposes raising tabs to 50 cents, workers earn 126 dollars, and demoralization spreads. Cabinet items discuss Akerman’s retirement and potential Kentucky gubernatorial successor. News updates include plans for shipboard safety provisions and appointments abroad.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasrincrom
Jaane
Washingtonid
Cooke
National Republican
Lawlees Claames
Steam Boata
Joseph Belksiap A
Shen
Akerman
Kentucky
Harlan
Southern excursionists arrive with ovation in Jackson Michigan
Special dispatch from Jackson Michigan June 7 reports the Southern excursionists arriving by special train from Fort Wayne to Jackson to a continuous ovation. Citizens packed station grounds and bands greeted them as they were escorted by a delegation of Jackson and Sag inaw leaders. A grand banquet at the Hibbard House followed a water works exhibition and a public reception plan was arranged for Saginaw later in the day. Notables from Fort Wayne Muncie Cincinnati and Saginaw railways accompanied the party along with local business leaders and the Board of Trade attendees.
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Times and Chronicle
Jackson
Mich
The
Southern
Fort Wayne
Saginaw
Cerie City
Wayne, Jackson and
Seginaw Road
Hibbard
Saginaw City
Will Écort
Pagel
Menara
Chafton
Monee
Wake
Loomis
Webster
Saginaw Road
Worthington
C. W. Shipman
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce of Cincinnati
Paris Rail Crash Kills Twenty Five and Inures Fifty
A railway accident near Paris yesterday killed twenty five women and injured fifty others. The chaotic dispatch notes political tensions, naval hiring policies, and government disquiet over public trials and municipal elections amid the fragile National Defense regime.
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Pari
France
London
Paris
Rochefort
Government of
National Defense
la Siecle
Thiers
Felix Pyat
Switzerland
Ville
Lex Pox
Favre
Napoleon
Versaniba
Versaillés
Larascon
Plecs
Abel ‘Glimn
Picard Haa
Bank of France Rotunde Fins
Urer
Shipwreck and ship in distress near Queetiquetown
Guiseppe Prota of Philadelphia reports a voyage gone wrong as the steamship City of Baltimore from Liverpool to New York lies damaged at Queetiattown. The master, one mate, and several sailors were drowned after going overboard. The incident, dated June 7, involves a boating peril at sea and a disabled vessel.
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James
Guiseppe Prota
Philadelphia
Cork
Quexustown
Baltimore
Liverpool
New York
Queetiattown
Minister Moret Faces Reign If Budget Committee Disagrees
Maprin June T reports that Minister Moret will resign if he continues to disagree with the Cortes budget committee. The article notes the potential political shakeup and the friction over proposed spending.
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Moret
Reegn
the Cortes
Grain and market report from Lenanox June 7
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Lenanox O June 7 Markets show flour dull oats firmer corn steady western meats steady pork 15 25 bacon improved demand lard 10 refined. Wheat firm best grades No 3 white 1 60 corn 48k oats 48 1 2 rye 1 80 whisky 1c
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Aterraro
Milwaukee
Resolutions of New York Preachers on Bishop Clark’s Death
The Methostist preachers of New York City met to draw up resolutions honoring Bishop Clark. They express submission to divine will, mourn the loss, and offer sympathy to his family and the surviving bishops. Rev Harris read the death paper detailing the deathbed scenes and the actions taken with Bishop Janes for the winter meeting.
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Wreeras
Davis Weggatt Clark
Church of Earth
Skess
Eulitoe
Amy
Clark
Jesus Chibo
Harris
Bia Athena
Himelf
Janes
Rheby P Clark
Dr. Curry
Tate
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