Ten new Life Saving stations planned by Congress
WasmingTon dispatch reports 8 I Kimball of the Life Saving Service and Capt Merriman visiting lake coasts to identify sites for ten new lifesaving stations. Hayes appoints Thomas Helm as Register of the Land Office at Kirwin Kansas. Several Treasury and court developments follow.
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Frontiers to be set after Berlin Congress seen in London reports
London news on the 17th says Greek revolt continues in Thessaly and Epirus while frontier limits are to be determined per the Berlin congress. The Madrid funeral for Queen Mercedes occurred on the 17th. A Turkish aggression report details a Russian firing on an unarmed British boat near the Gulf of Saros. Austria to occupy Bosnia around August 1. In France, 5000 coal miners in Auzon strike for higher pay and eight hours. Berlin dispatch notes France proposing a joint protest with powers over Turkish outrages in Thessaly.
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Hostile Indian outbreaks loom as Umatilla conflict escalates
Across several dispatches from San Francisco and Portland in July the Umatilla Agency reports growing hostilities. Forsythe and allied columns strike enemy camps. Captain Miles and Col. Sanford converge from multiple directions as 96 friendly Indians fight the hostiles, tallying 14 dead and 20 captured. Meanwhile Tulare settlers seek protection as Tenday of the Bannocks warns of possible outbreaks.
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Testimony Reveals Alleged Bribery Ties in Jones Weber Case
On July 17 witnesses testified about Joseph W. Jones signing Weber's name to the Anderson Weber agreement and denying oaths. John B. Dula, former parish judge, described intimidation charges and a bribery scheme tied to E. L. Weber including payments of 10 and 35 dollars to influence testimony. L. Weber disputed Dula's bribery claims and acknowledged lending money to Dula.
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Ancient Colorado Desert waterways sparked by natural shifts
The piece links 1873 surveys to a drying gulf invaded by sediment from the Colorado River. It describes a once coastal desert now 150 miles inland, with the river damming a saltwater lake and experts noting small current changes could reconnect it to the sea.
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Interview with Count Andrássy on congress plans in Berlin
A Berlin interview report quotes Count Andrássy judging the congress prospects and maps out a horse shoe shaped Turkish empire. He jokes about Berlin gardens and camel rides, and notes Vienna as charming while confirming a long audience lasting hour and fifty five minutes.
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Lincoln Undermines Eloquence With a Simple Flaw
In Sangamon County Circuit Court a notable anecdote recalls Abraham Lincoln countering an eloquent opponent. Lincoln spotted a flaw in the lawyer’s dress, specifically the standing collar buttoned wrong, and used it to break the jury’s spell and undermine the argument.
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Wisconsin man develops longer artificial honeycomb claim
A Wisconsin man struggled for years to devise artificial honeycomb while a Michigan man completed a similar effort in three months and a bee with a two inch stinger loomed in the background according to the Detroit Free Press.
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Burgoyne Howe Plan Driven From Philadelphia Collapse
Benson J. Lossing summarises a British strategy for 1777 to seize Champlain and Hudson valleys and isolate New England. The piece centers on Charles Lee’s treachery, his past with Burgoyne, the secret plan to subjugate the colonies, and Howe’s pivot to Chesapeake Bay leading to Philadelphia’s fall and Burgoyne’s defeat.
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