Descriptive World News Items and Trials Across Nations
International dispatches note Schichken named Russian minister in Washington, Carlist officers joining King Alphonso, and editor arrests in Berlin. British women voting bill blocked in Commons, and a Madrid protest university professors exiled. American trials include Beecher affair developments, McKenna pardon, and Tweed litigation. Tornado damage in Illinois and Arkansas and a fatal train crash near Tyrone Iowa.
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Schichken
Bolvia
Russia
United States
Madrid
Caritat
Saballa
Campos
Olot
Don Carlos
Alphonso
House of Commons
Berlin
Herr Sigl
Vaterand
Bismarck
Balebure
Breslau
Carilh Fund
Marling
Vienna
Paria
Zemo
Germany
Cuba
Madrid University
Election returns from states and cities report mixed outcomes
The report notes Governor Ingersoll’s re election in Connecticut and multiple Congress seats. It also covers Michigan Supreme Court and University Regents results, Cincinnati mayoral victories, Wisconsin Chief Justice, Rhode Island Governor race with no statewide winner, St Louis mayor and ticket majorities, and shoemakers lamenting hard times.
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Connecticut
Chas. R. Ingersoll
Geo. M. Landera
James Phelps
H. H. Blarkweather
Wm. H. Barnum
Detroit
Supreme Court
State University of Michigan
Cincinnati
Johnson
Wisconsin
Edward Guyan
Rhode Island
Henry Lippitt
Rowland Hazard
Charles R Gutler
Hazard
Lippitt
St. Louis
Barrett
Barnum Plans Vast Universal Hippodrome Exhibition
Harper's Weekly describes P T Barnum and partner’s plan for The Universal Exposition Company a touring Roman Hippodrome with 1200 performers 750 horses and many exotic acts to travel by special trains across America and Europe featuring balloon ascents mock races Indian camps and a Congress of Nations spectacle amid warnings of impostor shows and a warning against fake Barnum bills as the enterprise tours in May to August across major cities.
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P. T. Barnum
Harper Brothers
Connecticut
Universal Exposition Company
Barnum
Coup
Europe
America
Mblic
New York City
New York
Harper's Weekly
Onaldgson
Rome
Naples
Lfe
Harper's
Hlarper
Congress of Nations
England
Y.a
France
Napoleon
Trejan
Russia
Germany
Italy
Turkey
India
Japan
China
Ora
Reignal
New England
Chicago
Ohio
Iindy
Michigan
West
Cincinnati Daly Enquirer
Selma
Ala
Andy Haight
Gibbons
George Weber
Faree
Hamilton
Lebanon
de Haven
Webber
Auction Tales Of Household Goods From Mrs Burnham
Mrs M H Burnham recounts her recent breakup and boarding stint with an auction described as artful. chattels were sold in many small “lots” to high bids, including broken items and odd pieces such as a corroded coffee pot and a chair once tied to Charles Carroll and George Washington, selling for surprising sums.
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Robert McKenna
Tennessee
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy’ Railroad
Tyrone
Iowa
H.L. Miller
C. M. Pickle
W.A
Texas
Nothrop
Carnell
Massachusetta
Pomeroy
Wielx
Key
Weet
Finj
Gays
Beri Tour-Tases
al Wyellow
Bey
Jacob Weiker
Paris
Ohio
California
Court of Claims
Washington
Washington Dispatches
Post Office Department
New York
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Pittaburgh
Twomills
Edinburgh
Til
Little Rock
Ark
Rover Houressdhetroyads
Mrm Jones
George Reynolds
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court
George Q. Cannon
Mr. Beecher
Moulton
Mr. Tilton
Tilton
Brr
Bowen
Bowen. He Further Said That Mr. Moulton
Beecher
The
Union
Plymouth Church
New Orleans
Mexico
Vera Cruz
E. C. Walker
Michigan
M. H. Burnham
St Louis Republican
Old Dominion
Ming
Toodles
Charles Carroll
George Washington
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Gro
Burt
Tyre
Farina
Ben Re. Periment
Ai Washington
Grant
Ternadece-in-Ilinois
Arkansas
Connnecticut
Moturms
Mesers
Mirons
Bead
John D. Lee
Berver
Utah
Mountain , Meadows
Territorial Supreme Court
Sheridan
Gov. Biden
James W. Ingersoll
Tweed
Mosars
William M. Tweed
Board of Audit
Bridgeport
John Robinson
Congressman Wheeler
Louisiana
Count Marefaschi
Holy See
McCloskey
Holy Father
el Fort
Army of the Republic
Markee
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