The Revolt in Paris Sends Shock Waves Across Europe
A telegraphic summary reports a turbulent scene in Paris with notable figures in peril. General Paladines reportedly shot, German troops recalled from the city, and a reign of terror alleged as authorities struggle to restore order. The chaotic events unfold amid diplomatic maneuvering over Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Associated Press
Pretos
H. Burleigh
Cod Thaiudine Teliebet
Brokips
Paris Simmers as Insurrection Grips City Hotel de Ville
Across Paris the insurrection tightens its grip with the Hotel de Ville seized, barricades erected, and the National Guard in control as generals Thomas Lecomte are reported killed. Paris authorities and mob clash, with communalist proclamations and calls for elections amid 40,000 troops.
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Central Committee of the National Guard
Hotel de
Hotel de Ville
Lecomte
Mont Martre
Thomad
Vinoy
Vincy
Slespreaag
Assy
Trodzine
Chaussee de Clignactcourt
Faubourg
St. Denia
Rue Rochechousart
Faubourg St. Antoine
Paladines and
Valentine Terry
General 1
Annes
Belleville
Montmartre
Arrondissement Des Batter
Chaumont
Illinois Tornado at Lebanon Leaves Twenty Homes Demolished
The Lebanoprite Chronicle reports a severe tornado crossing St. Clair county near Trimela. About twenty farmhouses were blown from foundations or demolished, with outbuildings, fences and trees destroyed. Miss Watson killed. Mr Vermillion fatally injured and died. his wife not expected to recover. Vermillion’s limbs broken and others injured. many residents hurt, some homes moved 100 to 200 yards. trees two to three feet in diameter uprooted.
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St. Lews
Lebanoprite Chronicle
St. Clair County
Trmela
Miss Watson
New York Markets and Steamship Arrivals Report
New York reports show mixed stock prices with money at 4.5 percent. Western Union and Adams Express lead a list of transportation and financial securities. public funds steady. In Feniston, the steamship Heeris from New York has arrived, bringing latest transit updates.
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Western Union
Pacific
Asay
Adams Express
Wells, Fargo & Co
American
Uinited
New’ S Cantral
Strip
Pirie
Mighigan Central
Isol
Sabe Shoes
Hilnow Central
Ittbur Me
Northwestern
Eferred
Tal
St Paul
Wagney
Megs & Dom
Obig & Mississippi
Jong
Fensitown
Heeis
New York
Weather Summary From Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
The report notes a low pressure system along the South Atlantic coast moving offshore. Brisk clearing weather prevailed in the region during the day with a high pressure area east of the area. Forecast signals indicate unsettled conditions and possible passage of weather fronts across the lakes and Gulf regions.
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Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company
WAR Department
Chfef
Ee Areny Samixoron
D. C
Lowery Ring
South Atlantic
Arkansas
Gulf
Glover Moves to Print State Textbooks for All Schools
Reading journals note Mr Glover's bill to have common school books printed by the State with work handled by inmates of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. The State School Commissioner, Secretary of State, and Attorney General would certify texts. Certificates of incorporation filed include Northwestern Railroad Company and Great Western Building Association. Lawmakers express pleasure at a simple forthcoming programme with no banquet display.
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Clackwarl Times
Glover
Deaf and Dumb
Atr
Gecrahary
Henne
Northwestern Railroad Company
Capital Stone
Williams County
Michigan
Great Western Building Association of Cincinnati
John Wallemann
Fred. Vaelmeek
Chas
Weber
Desperate last night robbery attempt at bank
In Pittsburg last night around eleven o clock four masked men entered the First National Bank where the cashier works. They dragged him into the bank gagged and tied him, one man struck him with a revolver. The others attempted to break the safe but no money was taken. The cashier was badly injured and the attackers fled. The operator could not identify the other assailants.
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Phrsnees
Ake
Tesh
Odhoet
Gosks
Ulysses
Hamilton
Pont
Enquirer
Raya
Grant
Sumner
Sam Cary
Kentucky
Mion
T. Pepar
Chane
Wendel Pillagua
Iahansi
Northern Pacific Rail Aid for France and Local Death
Northern Pacific Railroad work progresses with a bridge completed west of Brainerd and trains moving over it. A shipment of five hundred barrels of flour marked Aid for E. A. Graf, a prominent citizen, was sent. Minnesota reports the death of a notable local figure yesterday in Minneraporis.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
France
Minneraporis
Brainerd
E. A. Grafl
Nesota
Market Summary from Burrato New York March 18
March 18 market report notes a dull and unchanged market. Provisions quiet with pork weak at 20.37 to 20.50 cash and 20.62 seller April and 21 seller May. Lard at 12 4/5 to 12 3/4 cents. Meats steady with good inquiry. Whisky firm and scarce at 56 1/4 cents bid.
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Catience
Additional Departure of Coal Tow Fleet Records
Special Dispatch reports additional departure of coal tow fleet to Fer Lacille Belndeer with 118000 bushels and 10000 bushels for V F Wilson, 100000 for Resolute, 75000 for J F Dravo, and 170000 for Cahey. Total around 713000 bushels. The Wilson shows net rate specifications.
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Cincinnnati Times
Piimspino
Belndeer
Crop destruction reported in Vuelta regions
CURA. Ha . The tob scco crop has been entirely destroyed in portions of the Vuelta.
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Vuelta
Kansas City Editor Panic Sparks Odd Laundryroom Riddle
A Kansas City editor is described in cryptic, garbled prose about a panic in a laundryroom scene. The fragment hints at a tense reaction and a divide but lacks coherent details, names, or dates to establish a clear event or outcome. The text appears to be OCR junk with unclear subjects and actions.
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Kansas City
Senate debate on Ku Klux Klan menace and southern outrages
Senator Sherman condemns Ku Klux Klan violence and mob rule in former Confederate states, citing hangings and terror against Black citizens. He supports a bill to suppress Klan activity, while other senators discuss committee investigations and limited business. The session adjourns at 5:00 PM.
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The White Rose and the Hedge Path
A small white rose grows alone in a hedge. A wind warns it to stay unharmed as a fox or passerby might threaten it. A man intends to eat it, but the rose pleads to remain, and in the end the rose is plucked and its petals fall, leaving a grim, surreal image of fate.
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Fei
Admission rules debated at Chamber of Commerce meeting
General Weitzel letter on closing the Louisville canal appears as the session discusses visitor admission rules. A substitute plan proposes nontransferable tickets and member responsibility, with aims to prevent unregistered access while allowing limited guest introductions.
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Rowland
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Ony
Johnson
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Lester Taylor
South
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City Chamber debates budgets and salaries at meeting
The chamber faces revenue gaps with estimated receipts of 25,740 against expenses of 4,231 plus 1,000 more for telegraph market notices. A plan to draw from sinking funds was discussed and a board referral adopted. A separate motion urged reviewing officer salaries as needed for city business. A fire extinguisher test at Pitt Street Market drew a crowd as a small blaze was controlled twice. Rumors of railroad leadership changes were denied, and Gag Company president Haney J. Miter is recovering.
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Father of the President on the Cincinnati Press
A Hamilton Telegraph interview with Sam Cary’s descendant reveals sharp partisan views on Negro suffrage and postwar loyalty. The speaker criticizes the Commercial, praises Sumner era figures, and laments newspaper bias while defending Cary’s stance and a racially charged loyalty argument.
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Play Upon Words and the Quip of a Revival
A humorous snippet describes a revival with a seedy editor in the audience who claims to be editor of a paper. The minister asks if he is Christian. the editor answers no and the minister responds with a quip about praying. The piece satirically lists punning names and wordplay in a light literary vein.
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