Peace Jubilee at Coliseum Prompts Night of Praise
Boston's Coliseum fills with 50 000 to 60 000 spectators for the National Peace Jubilee. Parepa Rosa, Gilmore s orchestra and choir perform Star Spangled Banner and Anvil Chorus amid fireworks, bells, and a monumental display of unity and triumph celebrating peace and Union restoration. President Grant receives ovations in Boston as crowds acclaim him and the Jubilee.
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Mr. Gilmore
Cacey Worani
Cereee Rosa
Adelaide Phil
Alabama
Chicago
Riss
Eliot Street
Eles
Hur
New York
Rae
Uae
Mitar ,” the “Anvil
America
Mane
Facensen
New Orleans
Messrs
Gilmore
Arrabaeae
Julius
Bey
Ana Ot Jubed
Ole Bull
Criti
Nora
Cleveland
Ohio
Ark
the Chronicle
Boston
Soie
Parepa Rosa
F. FE
Hale
Shurtliffe
H.A. Rice
Admiral Farragut
Commodore Rogers
Union Navy Association
Harrison Gray Otis
Ole Ball
ANVIL
God
Mozart
Zarrahn
Aimulta
Dr. Holmes
Keélier
State House
Cen Eed B. Oeeraeah Grant
Claflin
Union
Governor's Council Supreme Bench
Senate Chamber
Pittman
Senate
Boeeher Jewell
Butler
Genera Butler
Beranton Sty
Tanaheets
Rou
Derman White
Iseum
Clemanza di Tito
Adelaide Phillips
Wong
Parepa
Revere House
Groton
Soutwell
Worcester
Coliseum
Dunlap
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Moses Pond
Bir
Thornton
England
Robert
Wikie
Sela
Government wary of delaying hostilities communications
A dialogue notes that delaying grant of a requested communication could fuel imminent hostilities. Mr Orthn asserts forty days for movements and the U S government’s right to secure communication, since Allies will not assist. Commander apirelend engages with Brazilian and Buenos Aires authorities on the issue.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Wasasinator
Oan
Sapien
Republican Party
Xeculre
Epropos
Aeve
Congress
Daily Chronicle
Orth
North
South
Baltimore & Ohio
Baebes
Tron
Cora Ble
Senate
Alabama
Molley
England
United States
Department of State
Motley
Grant
State Department
McMahon
Asuncion
Worthington
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres
Mr. Orthn
Apirelend
Was
Tress J. KG
Omaha notes on Westward trip and city growth
Correspondence from Omaha describes a Westward excursion via the Chicago and Northwestern and Union Pacific lines. The writer praises rail service, Pullman cars, and meals, notes Omaha’s position on the Missouri River, its status as Union Pacific's eastern terminus, and rapid development including streets, hotels, and land offerings. Several local figures and investors are cited as shaping the city’s growth.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Missouri
West
U. P
California
Golden Gate
Snyder
West Country
Illinois
Mississippi
Clinton
Iowa
Pullman Company
Missouri River
St. Louis
Kago
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Nananie Compton
She Pallants
Credit Mobilier
Pacific Railroad Company
George Ness
Wes
Ramsey
G. F
Cincinnati
N. Y
S & Co’s
Strickland
Ohio
Goodin
James Goodin
Union Pacific Railroad
C. F. Davis
New West
Davia
Platte Valley
Maguire
Enameling of female faces becomes profitable trend
A Sunday Mercury excerpt notes enameling as a masculine trade with Broadway and Fifth Avenue clients. It describes preparation with microscopes and cosmetics, prices from 10 to 25 dollars short term and 200 to 350 dollars for six months, and predicts wider adoption including on the Bowery.
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The
Sunday-Mercury
Christ
Broadway
Sausson
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Metropolitan Hotel
Madison Avenue
Bowery
Ingenious and Fatal Confidence Scheme Unfolds
A widow Mrs Walters is swindled by aFrench woman Jeannette Villard and lover Louis Williston in New York. He poses as devoted suitor and dies after confessing the marriage to Villard and a hidden child. Villard vanishes with $30,000, leaving the widow betrayed and pursued.
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Louis Williston
Uni
Jeannette Villard
Pepit
Exey
Williston
Mosely
Jeannette
Louis
Willison
Willard
Widow Walters
Villard
Athenaria
Walters
Man Street
France
MR. Williston
Sonata
Ae Alters
Greeks to Erect Monument for Mrs Stillman at Athens
Nearby Athens the Greeks plan a monument to the late Mrs Stillman in honor of her frontier work for the Creans. Her efforts in Gaeta earned her esteem among locals and international supporters alike.
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Athens
Stillman
Gaeta
Mystery cir in Second District stirs town after burial
A local report claims a young woman buried in the cemetery near Rawat died recently with a physician uncle present at her death. That same evening the sexton heard a muffled cry from behind the tomb, and the main gate was shut as dawn approached. Family informed. authorities notified.
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Missouri Republican
Breckinridge
Callaway County
Jordan
Missouri
Abert
Hilderbrand
Illinoiis
McIlvaine
St. Francois County
Mellvaine
St. Francois
St. Lowe
William D. Bowen
McQueen
James McLane
Rondale
Hilderd
Rene
Bowen
St.es
James McLean
McLean
Sachaen
Wen
Washington County
Williams
Irondale
de Soto
Potosi
Voris
Mpeien
St. Louis
Farmington
10Th Missouri
Cornyn
Rawat
Vo ix Town
Shuannier
Timea
Tender Flower Image Reveals Divine Kindness in Nature
A devotional meditation on flowers as signs of God's gentle character. Delicate blooms in shade illustrate care, beauty, and divine tenderness, with imagery of dew and night as symbols of heavenly blessing and hopeful dawn.
False Calves In Demand In 19th Century Theatre
Regular false calves are manufactured and sold in extensive demand. The article notes imitation limbs resembling real calves, sold in New York for seven to eight dollars each, with theatres reportedly using twenty three, twenty seven, or eighteen pairs respectively, highlighting early special effects shopping.
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Sunday Mercury
New York
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Day & Good
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