Bombardment and diplomacy loom in Franco Prussian War era
A dense, mixed dispatch highlights Napoleon I’s residence incident at St. Cloud and ongoing Franco Prussian War turmoil. Reports cover St. Cloud bombardment condemnation, Papal protest, French lawlessness, Bourbaki command, Brest arms seizure, and looming peace talks with Bis marck Favre set to meet again.
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Garibaldi
Towns
London News
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Thionville
Quawem
Billy
Marle
Wealthy Iowa farmer elopes with Italian woman and family
A sensational Iowa case unfolds from Prairie du Chien with rumors of a wealthy Clayton County farmer Andrew Thomson involved with an Italian woman and her three children. Accusations of murder surface as a trunk tale emerges linking a 1869 scandal to child deaths and a river burial, amid evolving local investigations and sensational coverage.
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Prairie du Chien
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Cassville
Towa
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Clayton Weer
Anere Ic
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Aes
Hus
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Thompson
Ion
Wsec Vendbe
Diarina
Uneasiness grows in China as Americans withdraw
The uneasiness among international observers rises as the ed family withdraws from Pekin. Others are likely to follow. Criticism sharpens over Minister Low who has stayed at Hill's since the massacre, rarely spending more than forty eight hours there.
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Amon
China
Pekin
Low
Hill’s
Rip Van Winkle: McWade’s uneven stage revival
Mr Robt McWade debuts as Rip Van Winkle in a local staging that diverges from Jefferson’s version, replacing names and altering plot points. The review faulted the actor for losing Jefferson’s pathos and pacing while praising the wake scene and McWade’s Dutch dialect, though a trained dog and other changes distracted from the performance. Miss Crampton’s Mrs Van Winkle was lively, but overall the production drew mixed applause and a repeat showing is announced with a refreshed program.
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Rip Way Winkle
Bandibood Om
Irving
Catskill
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Jeera
Eda van Wicks
Crampton
Derrick
Hector
Mr. J. WcCarrall
Rip
Worthy
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Licente
Mist Chambers
Bag
Bocker
Mr. Church
Von
von Hectors
Rip van Winkle
Jefferson
McWade
Joes
Emmet
Jeffctsot
Steenie
Hendrick Hudson
van Winkle
R'p Jo Jefferson
Snyder
Jeferson
Miss Crampton
Mrs. van Winkle
Wooder
Red Stockings Return to Hostile Reception in Brooklyn
General Moths quote the Red Stockings face cool welcome after a poor Illinois trip and vow to restore form. The piece urges management to regain the 1899 standard with the original expert corps. It notes a Brooklyn series result between Atlantics and Athletics and moves to a separate critique by the Jewish Messenger on funeral pomp and Jewish burial practice.
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Red Stockings
Illinois
Reds
du Corps
Red Hose
Atlantic
Pacific
Atlantics
Athletics
Brooklyn
Unlawful to hunt certain game until November first
The document warns that it is illegal to catch kill or injure doves or rabbits before November first while pheasants quail wild turkey and other game are mentioned in a provincial game law with a plan to allow hunters to roam fields after midnight under new provisions.
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Ile
Courty Jail Library Drive Seeks Public Donations
The Young Christian Association aims to secure a county jail library. They urge the public to donate spare books and send them to the jail library room at 200 Vine Street, noting donations should specify they are for the jail library.
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Courty Jail
Jal
Vine Street
Lectures on The Estate Heaupprea to Open This Evening
A course of lectures on The estate heaupprea has been arranged at Olendiame as Sooner of Music for fall and winter. It begins this evening and runs until March 16 of next year. Prof. F Bennett will deliver the lectures, noted for his reputation as a voice instructor.
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Lee
F. Bennett
German Aid Society hearing funds for Catholic concert
At a meeting Dr Bruehl reported Catholic Churches offered to give a concert for the German cause. Mr Leinecke announced a children's concert on the 20th or 28th at Melodeon Hall with eight hundred tickets to be sold. A two-person committee was to visit the German brewers salon Looney Sass them for the same purpose, and Mr Garlichs moved sending circulars to German Lodges soliciting aid.
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German Aid Society
Bruehl
Leinecke
Melodeon Hall
Looney Sass
Garlichs
Adare
Springfield State Journal reports racetrack controversy and officials' actions
The Springfield newspaper notes a dispute over credentials at the fair grounds involving P Gilbert and Clarke County Society. It cites a decision affecting Gilbert after track actions on Friday and mentions a colored driver Davis in a separate incident near the trot entry, with tensions over regulations and enforcement.
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P. Gilbert
Rej Ae
Fair Grounds
Censeeret
Clarke County Society
Gilbert
Chorge Davis
Iip Secon
Mark Twain in the Holy Land
The American Christian Review reviews Mark Twain in the Holy Land. It portrays his travel writings as dark and unvarnished, noting heat, desert hardship, and beggar exactions. The piece suggests Twain rejected pleasant myths learned in Sunday schools and faced harsher realities in Syria.
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The
American Christian Review
Mark Twain
Holy Land
Syria
Festival Readings Mark Jewish Holy Day Cycle
The passage notes the eleventh day of Tishri and the twenty-second date of the month in the Jewish calendar, mentioning Joynce people of Israel and readings from Deuteronomy and Numbers. It also references the ninth day of the Feast of Tabernacles and an accompanying festival.
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Israel
Tishri
Tabernacles
Exposition activity and displays draw steady crowds
The exposition grounds see morning visitors awaiting opening as judges, hacks, and omnibuses bustle. Exhibits include Evans & Co slate mantels, Albrecht & Niemann carriages, and Franklin Type Foundery demos. Attendance grows with half fare rail rates continuing, and exhibitors report strong interest in home decor, vehicles, weaving, and printing devices amid a busy week.
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Cob, Evans & CO
C. B. Evans & Co
Central Avenue
Fourth Streets
Fragmented OCR text yields a vague data snippet
A partial OCR fragment shows numbers, dates, and scattered terms without coherent context. The lines include references to cases, daily figures, and identifiers that do not form a complete news item or identifiable entities.
Water works progress and a trial in Kenton
A pledge notes a planned water system expansion in the city with water let about December. The Kenton crime trial proceeds with Owen et al as witnesses and a prosecutor urging action by authorities. A cotton fire is reported on the short railroad line.
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P. Patsig
Asaen
Aly Cecmtile
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Wo Toebbe
Bank Lick
Fiheenthaoa
Wier
Negro A
Kenton
Owen
Kentuck
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Schoolhouse erection plans and grading approval amid salary limits
A regu on See wee read and for the erection of a new school-house coe Sree en laid over subject. The Committee reported the grading of the east side of the and, i Mr Sullivan's bill for same, was to a the grading was authorized to ascertain the front. It was resolved that given the low condition of the school no salary increases can be made this year. The Committee on Night Schools asked for cree oe. resolved that all keepers export be requested to their names to any School Board member. hand of $811277 Orf THE Track. Colonel T L Jones a card in this morning's Beqsirer.
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Sullivan
Cree Oe
T. L. Jones
DAYTON RAIL MEETING AND ELMER'S INNOCENCE HELD
Dayton notes a street rail meeting set for Gatesday October 22 with the Da Build Association confronting Elmer's innocence in a Wednesday evening event.
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da Build Association
Cnetch Elmer's Ia
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