Global News Roundup: amnesty demo in Dublin and global crises
Amnesty protest in Dublin draws over 40,000 with MPs present urging home rule and imprisoned Fenians freed. Cholera devastates Damascus to July reports with 400 daily cases. riots in Glasgow during O Connell celebration. Turmoil across Europe includes Kokhand revolt, Turkish troops to Herzegovina, and Alpine frontier clashes.
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Washington
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Disputed Chicago Custom House plan upheld by inspectors
Local architects who investigated the dispute over the new Chicago Custom House construction endorsed continuing the original plan with the same materials. The report aligns with regional authorities.
Nine for acquittal in Mountain Meadows case. others indicted
The jury reported they could not agree in John D. Lee’s case. nine favored acquittal and three for conviction. Minnesota treasurer Charles Behacfler shot himself in St Paul cemetery, about forty five. Gov Beveridge offers 400 rewards for Williamson County murders. public notices include Porter rehearing doubt and Tilton libel suit. Balloon mystery unresolved. Worcester to host Republican convention September 28. Rankin nominated for Congress in California.
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Theodore Tilton
Brooklyn Eagle
Thomas Kingella
Brooklyn City Court
Chicago Journal of the 12Th
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Grimwood
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Lake Michigan
Independent Democrats nominate Brannon for Congress
The First California District Independent Democrats nominate Sam Brannon for Congress. Oregon Independents name G W Whitney for Congress as both state platforms favor special payments and salary increases. North Carolina election for Constitutional Convention delegates selects sixty Democrats two Independent Democrats and fifty eight Republicans.
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Brief Sketch of the Life of Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson born in North Carolina in 1808 rose from tailor apprentice to public office. He served as Alderman Mayor of Greenville Tennessee legislator and presidential elector before ten years in Congress. He became Governor of Tennessee senator and in 1864 Vice President then President after Lincoln's death. Last year he was elected to the United States Senate by the Tennessee Legislature after a heated contest.
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Pre Historic Man Findings at Thames Embankment Dig
At Pasnelle Passage on the Thames embankment extension a dig by workmen uncovers bones of extinct quadrupeds and birds, a jawbone with molars from an early human type, and a large rodent skull with two missing gnawing teeth. A flint knife and shells accompany the find, buried about 32 feet deep in black vegetable mold near Abingdon street.
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London
Ex-Emperor Ferdinand Death Sparks Finances
The principal interest in the late death of ex Emperor Ferdinand centers on money. A private 1849 arrangement with the Austrian royal house split half the imperial privy purse with Francis Joseph. The current Emperor has paid the half since, leaving him short. He is unlikely to mourn the old gentleman’s decease.
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Quotation Mistakenly Attributed to Kenealy In Parliament
In a late speech before Parliament Dr Kenealy said his enemies should like a dew drop from a lion's mane be shook to air. The remark stirred pity and claims of insanity. It was later shown the line comes from Troilus and Cressida Act 3 scene 8.
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Coroner Attends Funeral of Couple After Tragic Double TS
An Oregon justice of the peace helped resolve family troubles and acted as coroner and undertaker when the husband killed his wife and then himself, leading a funeral service for the couple.
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Illinois and Rock Island News Roundup
A mixed bag of items notes counterfeit five dollar notes in circulation near Bax ter National Bank of Illinois, a Southern District of Illinois court adjournment to January, health clean up orders in Rock Island, a death by suicide in Morgan County, and a music teaching appointment in Jacksonville. It reports July revenue at Peoria IRS office rising to 518961.01, a Centennial Association formation in Chicago, a Peoria safe blast with bonds stolen, and discussions on township abolition in Rock Island County. Several accidents and deaths are noted including a mill worker fatally injured at Moline, a Chicago boy hanged accidentally, and a Manchester England retiree dying by his own hand in Rock Island. Also mentions temperance conventions, a cistern death in Peoria, and a family-trouble murder/suicide context.
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Wester CoLner
Zory
Frank Mooney
Chicago
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England
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Sankey
Hungary
Religious News Roundup From Various Lands
Reports from New Orleans New York London and Hungary cover church matters. Presbyterians lack pastors in New York as church extension discussions continue. London church rules spark clerical debate over Anglican nonconformist worship. Mennonite Nazarenes rise in Hungary challenging state church structures and tax compliance.
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Church of England
Girl Darts Lips to Catch Cherry in Lover’s Kiss
A playful scene unfolds as a girl lips the air then struggles to capture a cherry held by her partner between his teeth. The moment blends suspense and whimsy as onlookers react to the flirtatious challenge.
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Flying snakes invade Leavenworth town with winged crawlings
Residents of Leavenworth Kansas report a bizarre pest as flying snakes about a foot long crawl through the air four feet above ground. Descriptions mention webbed flappers as large as a man’s hand.
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