Last remnant of eight hour movement in New York ends
The eight hour movement in New York collapses with workers mostly returning to ten hour rules. Other items note a Philadelphia ex-Alderman McMullen shot by an ex convict Maria, cholera quarantine prep, and regional accidents, fires, and deaths.
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Philadelphia
Moyamensing Hose Company
Maria
Versailles
Cantiniere Guyard
Stanley
Herald
Paris
Benito Juarez
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Supreme Court
Congress
Tejeda
Juarez
London
New York Herald
Julie of
Aumale
Cuba
St. Petersburg
Satory
Plexy
Lerdo de Tejeda
Su- Livingstone
James Gordon Bennett
Catacazy
Duke of Guise
Geneva Arbitration updates and world notes
July reports from Geneva describe sporadic sessions of the Board of Arbitration with strict secrecy, debates over evidence of animus by Britain, and possible indemnity amounts. Other items include discoveries about privateers Florida and Alabama, Ocean steamers between New Orleans and Europe, Mormon emigration, and varied domestic curiosities and tributes.
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Coliseum
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Waitaw
Charles Augustus Fitznoodle
Mall Gazette
Court of Arbitration
London
Allegheny
California Theater
San Francisco
Tragic Sawmill Accident Claims Lima Youth
A young man named Marshall from near Lima Ohio was fatally injured at a sawmill last week. While moving through a narrow passage his clothing caught on teeth, throwing him onto the saw and cutting from the right shoulder to the left knee. Lungs and entrails were exposed. medical help arrived but could not save him.
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Metropolitan
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Skeena
British Columbia
Keokuk
Iowa
Miss McArthur
Brainerd
Minn
Davenport
Lowe
Macneale & Urban
Cincinnati
Julius Urban
M. Paulus
Misery Mills
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Red River
Carthage
Ind
J. L. Ramsey
van Wirt
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Stack
Ottawa
George B. Hamilton
Dubuque
John D. Bush
Florida
Grant
Simon Goff
Sterling
Ill
Mississippi River
McGregor
Kansas-Pacific
Kansas
Cme
First National Bank of
Council Luffs
John McGregor
Stormy Lake
August Bader
Milwaukee
Ihaddeus Stevens
Peter Cartwright
Bayley
New Jersey
Gen
Sherman
Turkey
Wheeling
W. Va
Joan Morrissey
Bassett
Long Branch
Morrissey
Green River
Gen. Sherman
Germany
Marquis de Noailles
Claude
Joaquin Miller
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Edgar A. Poe
Custis Lee
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Gen. Lee
West Point
Bayly
New Orleans
Marshall
Lima
Fashionable Phrases Spread In Paris Riots of 1789
Reports note that slogans like wins a and a Marie Antoinette are quickly entering Paris fashion, reflecting rising public sentiment as gatherings grow and political language circulates among crowds.
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Marie Antoinette
Paris
A Glimpse of One's Self in a Looking Glass
A friend recalls a sudden psychic glimpse of his character, felt as a momentary vision that moved him to honesty and humility. The experience, described as a flash of lightning, strengthened his faith in friends and his resolve to be truer to himself.
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Scribner's
A Chinese Kitchen as a Wonder of Cooking
The author extols a Chinese kitchen for its efficiency and variety noting its small stove and utensils that yield many well cooked dishes. He laments American and British cooking while praising Chinese methods and calls for reform in home cooking and domestic coal use.
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America
Peter Cooper
Brooks
Remedy for Painful Wounds With Sugar Smoke
The article describes a folk remedy using burning coals and brown sugar to create a sugar smoke held over wounds to ease pain and aid recovery. It cites cases of a rusty nail wound and a torn fingernail, noting relief after 15 to 20 minutes. It also reports shipping losses totaling 4,900,000 with February seeing the largest single loss.
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Cor
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