Paris dispatches prove French government backs seven year term plan
Paris reports state the Committee of Thirty secured interior ministry approval for a bill extending the presidency, creating a second chamber, and establishing a seven year term to end with MacMahon's period or sooner if he dies. French politics show tension behind the proposed reform.
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MacMahon
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Brussels
Germany
London
Madrid
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M. A. Girard
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Kissengen
Wichill
Bismarck
Saline Springs
Kullinan
London Times
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Panama
Venezuela
Republic
Merida
Holy See
Rome
Ldth
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Monsignor de” Mirade
Phirfy
A.madrid
Spain
M. Magne
Gland
Marshal Serrano
Bilvon
Puycerda
Ripttnat
Hanoveria
Vienna
San Domingo
Camaguay
Bahama Channel
Neptune
Nuevitas
Havana
Constantinople
Cinlaten
Various notes from 1870s era headlines and events
Aggregating four million in currency applications for prohibition. Goldsmith Maid trotted three straight heats record times. Gen W S Hillyer dies in Washington. Theodore Tilton to Beecher committee about Beecher charges. Cholera claims North Carolina governor. Sloss case in Alabama prompts concern. Wisconsin Teachers Association names officers. Beecher Tilton scandal widens. Treasury dispute over civil service rules escalates to the President.
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Saginaw
Mich
Goldsmith Maid
America
Hillyer
Grant
Washington-on
Theodore Tilton
National Chess Congress
Chicago
G. H McKenzie
New York
Max Judd
St. Louis
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association
J. Q. Emery
Fort Atkinson
W. H. Chandler
San Prairie
R. Winchel
Milwaukee
Caroline Adams
Platteville
A. P. HK
IT ‘ . Kewes
Racine
B.M Reynolds
la Crosse
W D. Parker
Janesville
UU. C
Tilton
Washington Dispatches
Spinner
the Treasury
Conant
Civil Service Board
Bristow
New York Governor Presses Mayor to Answer Charges
A New York dispatch notes the governor has called on Mayor Havemeyer to reply to charges. The piece also covers Indiana Democrats meeting in Indianapolis on September 15 to nominate Gov. Hendricks as president and set party resolutions on currency, education, civil rights, tax reform, and public lands, plus several local incident briefs.
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New York
Uwth
Havemeyer
Indiana
Indianapolis
Gov. Hendricks
J. W Nichol
Inez Republican
Tallrond
J.E. Neff
Randolph County
E. Henderson
Morgan County
B. C. Shaw
Marion County
J. H. Smart
Allen County
C. A. Buskirk
Gibson County
Supreme Court
Horace. P. Biddle
Cass County
Young Rowley Girl Traps Woodchucks For 25 Cents
A little girl in Rowley Massachusetts earns a dollar and a quarter catching woodchucks at twenty five cents each. She snaps them up as they pop heads from burrows and notes the live steel trap may not be safe to meet one of these days.
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Chicago
George Fulton
Stantington
Ind
Ashe
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Erie Railroad
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N. J
Bill
Weehawken
St. Paul
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Manitoba
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Cleveland
Ohio
Orangemen
Streator
Til
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Mass
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Shelburne Falls
Maas
Louisville
Chester
Hampden Co
Masa
Oshkosh
Wis
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Chicuzo
Twelfth
van Buren
Inez
Olivet Baptist Church
Flist Baptist Church
Adelphi Theater
Michigan Avenue
Iowa Falls
Arkansas
Saratoga
Princeton
Yale
Milwaukee Avenue
Morgan Street
Nathan Isaacson
Treasury
Arromaha-Newby
Columbus
Cur
Rowley
Applicants admitted to Boston Afethodist Theology School
The trustees announce that two women are to enter the Boston Afethodist School of Theology next fall and that the seminary gates are open to all regardless of sex. The Anthropometrical is a new association. this is the scholastic way of saying Journeymen tailors.
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Boston
School of Theology
Modern Surgery and the Rise of Medical Instruments
The Boston Journal of Chemistry extols modern surgery, noting ether or chloroform ease, rapid recovery, and the marvels of instruments like ophthalmoscopes and stethoscopes. It projects a hopeful future for surgery, medicine, and chemistry with ongoing progress toward defeating physical catastrophes, save death.
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Bimanski
Boston Journal of Chemistry
Perspicacious Opinion on Cuban War Outcomes
The writer weighs whether Cubans or Spaniards will prevail in the current struggle. He argues victory by either side hinges on ultimate triumph and notes the Cuban rebellion’s potential to fizzle if Spain imposes a lasting suppression, while Cuban victory could deter Spanish success.
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Belvigan Dey
Cubs
Isaiah
Cuba
Tred
Confidence in Victory Shapes Spanish Cuban Conflict
The writer argues that both sides aim to overcome obstacles and seize mastery, predicting the Spaniards would gain control if successful, while a Cuban subjugation would follow if the other party wins. The piece ends with a blunt warning to avoid risky, scattershot tactics unless a precise weapon is available.
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Belvidere
Jluz Adeler
Dismantled Rich Beggar Foiled in Detroit Saloon
An old man posing as a limping beggar with pecs glasses entered a Detroit saloon and claimed poverty and a sick wife. Local men exposed him as a liar, found $38.45 in small cash and a $450.50 Chicago bank account, and escorted him to the Pacific express to depart the city.
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Rver Road
Seventh Stret
Seventh Street
Seventeenth Street
Chicago
Detroit
Pacific Express
Toledo
Central Depot
Detroit Free Press
Ammonia Steam Inhalation Cited For Whooping Cough
A London Medical Journal writer reports using one ounce of liquid ammonia in a gallon of water with red hot brick steam inhaled in a central room. The method, applied in evenings before bed, reportedly calmed spasms and ended the illness within three to four days, establishing inhaled ammonia as a tranquilizing therapy for whooping cough.
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Medical Journal
London
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