Tunnel under the Channel planned at fifty million
The tunnel would run near the submarine cable line with a double rail track connecting England and France. Trains from Paris to London could pass beneath the Channel in under nine hours. The projected cost is 50 million dollars, with boring to rely on advanced machines and limited manual labor.
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Dover
Paria
London
Channel
Modane
Com Authority
Ana Seaikyck
MT. Cema
Bristow Favoritism Questioned by Cincinnati Gazette
A Springfield letter criticizes the Cincinnati Gazette claim that nine in ten Republicans asked favor Bristow for President. The writer argues the assertion is untrue and misleading, noting the paper had declared Hayes as its first choice.
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Springfield
Cincinnati Gazette
Bristow
Hayes
Marsh Impostor Haunts New York Home In Mystery Visit
Late yesterday afternoon information reached the Herald that Caleb P. Marsh would be in New York. A reporter questioned the Marsh household staff who denied his presence and identified a man claiming to be Marsh’s son. The described visitor bore Marsh’s likeness and left in a carriage, prompting speculation that the real Marsh is in town and a revelation may come soon.
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The
Herald
Caleb P. Marsh
New York
Ie Wervant
Marsa
Gill
Willam Maresh
March
Hierard
Marsh
Montreal
Troy
Sagurdaya
United States
Mr. Marsh
Marsh Mansion
Marseen
Fashionable Spring Fashion Notes From The City Tailors
A spring survey of men’s wear details evolving in 19th century London style. It covers coats, vests, trousers, and overcoats in browns grays and muted patterns, with emphasis on lighter colors, slim waists, and varied fabrics. Accessories include shirts gloves collars and new hat shapes, while footwear shifts from boots to Oxford ties as temperatures rise.
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Trouseke
Pardasers
Confort
Oxford
Cairo Court Banquet Described With Extravagant Flavors
From a Cairo correspondent, a lavish breakfast for the Khedive’s court is detailed. Ornate sugar centerpieces dazzle foreigners while servants wear European liveries. The meal spans at least twenty two courses beginning with oysters and turmeric soup, featuring a costly rice dish called risa lu Khedive praised by a high court official as superb and among the dearest meals ever served, with each grain reportedly costing the Khedive a louis. The rice is said to be grown on the Khedive’s estates and presented as the costliest feature of the vice-regal table.
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Cairo
Cnet
Ismael Pasha
Washington Diner Meeting Over Ohio Politics
Washington special to Indianapolis Journal notes Berator Thurman hosted a group at a diner including George H Pendleton Col McCook Neal of Chiltiothe and Democratic Ohio Congressional delegation members. Pendleton facing a tough reelection battle shifts support and a plan to lift Hendricks opposition and align with Khaluan’s Terrapin faction was set for the night to influence Ohio’s senator's stance.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Berator Thurman
George H. Pendleton
Col McCook
Ohio
Neal
Chiltiothe
Pendieton Havin
Awpi Us
Taurman
Pendieton
Hendricks
Khar Uan
Army Pride and Presidential Criticism Across the Nation
A speaker defends the army’s integrity while challenging critics of officials and courts. He argues military service is independent of civil officers, condemns corruption and payments from public funds, and urges reform by Congress and public will. The text rail against graft in high offices and calls for accountability.
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Atlantic Gulf
Great West
Fineliy
Erreen
Supreme Court
Washingtom
Pete Catren
Bristow and impeachment debate at Senate inquiry
Digest of a congressional debate covering Bristow's statement before the Gly mer committee on impeachment proceedings. Discussion includes Kilpatrick-like counsel stance and the impact on the ex Secretary's innocence. Also notes Dana nomination fate and House vote on Resumption Act amid rejection risk and procedural motions.
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Abe
Mary
Fox
Senate
Beiknap
Maret
Fire Strikes Corner of King Street and Rogers Alley
Charleston report recalls a 3 o clock blaze at the King Street and Rogers Alley corner. With no nearby water and a gale from the south, the scene was chaotic as crowds and responders struggled, Mayor Cunningham restoring order as emergency crews battled the flames through a windy night.
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Charleston
King Street
Rogers Alley
Columbes
Pathe
South
Arolinie
Weal
Phillips
aPercy Streela
Debated Address In Re Pavia Sparks Controversey
Fragmented report covers the revert debate on the throne address at Pavia with references to a potential shooting order, Castellarena and related figures, amid other assorted items including Oxford and Cambridge crews arriving for Thames practice, harsh winter conditions, and stock exchange notes.
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Oxford
Camtridge
Thames
Pultney
Morilake
Texas Pacific Railroad Hill Debate and Bristow Testimony
The Senate Pacific Railroad Committee held a full meeting on the Texas Pacific Railroad project along the thirty second parallel, considering a subsidy free proposal by Colonel Scot amid firm debate. Secretary Bristow testified on a New York Herald letter, stating it was likely written in Washington. He recounted prior legal work with Groome and Fuller on a case regarding mules and the government, noting contingent fees and the 10 percent potential compensation if the claim succeeded. Chief Justice Drake dissented on a legal point.
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Texas Pacific
Senate Pacific Railroad Committee
Pacific
Latiiade
Texas Pacife
Scot Atic
Heil
Beild Audi A
Wes Pede
Bristow
Louisville
Washington
Kentue County
Clarke
Kentucky
Senate
Harric Ene. von
Ren
Groome
Herg
Clara Thomasa
Audi Faller
Ander Rachanga
Fuller
H. Goforth
Othe
Drake
Ships Arrivals and Departures Reported in March
In March, the steamship Abyashine arrives with ex-Minister Schenck aboard while Lessing sails from Hamburg and Adriatic from Liverpool. Also noted are Lori Clive from Philadelphia and Nevada from New York, plus the British steamer Vancouver bound for Hong Kong.
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Qe Senstows
Lori Clive
Philadelpha
Nevada
New York
iNew York
Abyashine
Schenck
Lessing
Hamburg
Adriatic
Liverpool
Francisco
Vancouver
Hong Kong
London special in Yesterday's Herald report
A remarkable accident in Sans Ony details a bus driver severely injured when a telegraph pole caused a massive retraction that nearly severed the head from his body. The incident underscores dangerous street conditions and emergency response.
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London
N.Y
Indiana Governor Nomination Arranged Amid Sturdy Backing
A Hendricks Club delegation met with Holman Landers and Haymond to set Landers as the governor nominee and Holman to receive a senatorial seat withdrawal reward. McDonald agrees, Kerr Fuller and Williams not consulted, signaling possible shifts. Snow falls. Dr Ridgeway dies of pulmonary disease. Cairo reports light snow, cold and clearing conditions. A powder mill explosion near Cincinnati causes building wreckage with no fatalities.
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Banders
Indiana Democratic
Mindmati Times
Ixbias Apolis
Evening News
Hendricks Club
Holman
Landers
Haymond
McDonald
Kerr, Fuller
Williams
Snow
J. F. Ridgeway
Fat People Made Lean New York City Taverna Ad
A Sun reporter visits a storefront at 207 Eighth Avenue promoting a weight loss tonic. A gaunt proprietor demonstrates a fast method that allegedly reduces weight by one pound daily, claiming many customers, including a Wall Street broker’s wife, found relief after months of treatment. The man asserts no regaining of fat.
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New York San
Eighth Avenue
Sun
Broadway
Social Evening Customs in a European Estate
The article describes an elegant gather at 2 PM with coffee in a drawing room and smoking in the dining room, noting Turkish coffee and children’s lively presence. It recounts ballroom dancing, late-night balls, sleigh rides, and a drive to the Volksgarten, set against Transylvanian snowfields, pine forests, and a distant convent under a pale sky.
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Home Journal
Wes
Fiuily
Volksgarten
Courré
Transylvania
Wayride
Investigation into Senator Spencer election continued by Senate committee
The Senate Committee continued the investigation today into Senator Spencer's election. It reviewed evidence about attempts to lure Courthouse Legislature members to join the Capitol body, noting no substantial new findings and maintaining a narrow range of admissible testimony.
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Wasuikxaton
Spencer
Senate
Robert Bar
Develoven
Chicago Street Crime Trial Delayed to Wednesday
In a garbled court memo a group of youths pled guilty to two counts each yesterday. The case against the remaining defendants was adjourned until Wednesday as prosecutors and defense counsel prepare further arguments.
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United States Circuit Court
Johnson Virtue
Francis W. Blakely
John F. Murett
Andrew F. Burke
Virtue, Blakely & Co
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ees
Wegk
Sprlem
Chris Betm
Snowstorm Drives Heaviest Snow of Season This Morning
A heavy snow storm drenched the area this morning with six inches on the ground and more on the way. River levels rose slowly with 11 feet S inches in the canal and 9 feet 5 inches on the falls as trains and boats report mixed delays and weather impacts.
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Shinkle
Memphis
Glasgow
Evansville
U. P. Schentk
New Orleans
Raoads
Ancient Order of United Workmen hold annual session in Covington
The Supreme Lodge invites the public to attend a central city gathering at Sixth and Mulberry streets. A stabbing incident near midafternoon left Herman Bellagio severely wounded. Dr. Schneider reports the case improving. Various local court notices, social notes, and minor crimes fill the page amid weather, a sleighing scene, and a discussion on women's rights.
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Gus Artemin
Chencelior Menzies
Micharcsya
Cusiogton
Satcesotht
Kentucky
Supreme Lodge of
Ancent Order of United Workmen
Corm Ucr
Kiry
Tuca
Mall
L . Ai. Aviltasiives
Svatefree
Jo Williams
Herman Bellagio
Schineider
Theervices
Agverti
RB. Henao
Black Hills
Arbeiter
Hall
Sarah Colbertson
Truss
G. W. Carter
Clary
Grace ME Church to Host Welsh Choral Society Concert
Grace M E Church schedules a grand concert by the Welsh Choral Society of Cincinnati next Wednesday at 8 pm on church premises. The report also notes various local items including an arrest, a talking match planned for Thursday, and political notes about city charter acts and railroad liens.
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Grace ME Church
Welsh Choral Society
Cincinnati
Terry
Washington City
Yacob Schneider
Kentucky
Tas House
Speck
Newport
Geo. H. Fearous
Fragmented political meeting notes from March session
Fragmentary text from a March session detailing proposed measures and debates. Mentions taxes on manufacturing, currency regulation, tax relief for manufacturers, and a peace on specie payments. References state, local officials, and a secretary of the treasury discussion with committee roles.
Woman Rider Amazes County with Daring Morse Feats
A young woman in Pressant Valley performs bold horseback stunts over ravines and steep ridges, throwing lasso with precision and riding side saddle. In the same piece, an old acquaintance with a red nose returns to church after years, noting saloon closures on Sundays.
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Pressant Valley
Tog Hilleon
Sue
Salocns
Noted quarrel over women and art sparks shop talk
A husband mildly rebukes his wife about women being possessed by the devil, while a dismayed artist laments that people shun art and spend their money on bread and butter instead yesterday, as the picture safe was moved.
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Enid
Quip on Property and Wisdom Sparks Courtroom Banter
A witty barrister proclaims that men lacking independent landed property should not be admitted to the heiress. Mr. Carran retorts with a quip asking how many acres grant wisdom, turning the exchange into a playful courtroom repartee.
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Senate Committee On Privileges
Robert Barder
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Erihard Deiveer
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Henry
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Res Mecf & Williams
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Pennnsylvania
National Banking Act
Hy K. Pucker
Virginia
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State of Georgia
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First Preciat
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HOM
Grit Guadder
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Lumser
Mitchell & Rowland Lumber
Lamber
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Cheinnati
Johnston's
Filsh and
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Cincia- Sian
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Opanaenaea
Rand
Ciaren
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Hareete
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Ascray
Frank Roche
Alice Placide -Ande
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Gell
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