British and Continental News Items Tied by Telegraph
A dense report blends European diplomacy with American affairs. It notes plans for a May swim attempt from Cape Grisnez to Dover, tensions over tariffs affecting the Centennial Exhibition, and French and German officials engaging in exhibitions and reparations. It covers accidents, fires, and economic concerns plus political shifts in the United States with Beecher trial testimony and court actions.
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Dublin
London
Iid International
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Teatayette
Paris
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Philadélpha
Sreceivad
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Miny
Metal
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Ythe
Girondé
Morchante
Lyons
Norad Hobart
Madras Presidency
Prince of ‘Waleay
United Grand Lodgé of Masons
Death of Hon. A. B. Barrett Mayor of St Louis
The recently elected Mayor of St Louis Hon A B Barrett died on the 24th. Chicago charter election results show a majority for reorganization under the 1872 charter with minority representation defeated. An association of citizens pledges to contest the election amid charges of fraudulent voting. The Iowa Republican State Convention is set for Des Moines on June 30 to nominate Governor Lieutenant Governor Judge of Supreme Court and Superintendent of Public Instruction. Kellogg of Louisiana has urged the State Attorney General to pursue a suit against Auditor Clinton and his sureties for an immediate thorough investigation into alleged malfeasance by the Auditor.
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A. B. Barrett
St. Louis
Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
Supremio Court
Hoy. Kellogg
Louisiana
Clinton
Senate
House of Representatives
Curious Statute Blunder and Cyclone Oddity Report
A misprint in the United States Revised Statutes lists flint-locks as the standard arms of the United States. A Georgia cyclone feature drove a hickory tree about twenty feet in diameter four feet underground as a bizarre local phenomenon.
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United States
Georgia
Forests and springs linked, urged protection of watershed balance
The speaker argues deforestation disrupts hydraulic power and spring flows. Citing Marsh, Boussingault, and others, he links forest cover to steady water supply, flood control, and industrial power, urging forest guards to protect watersheds and prevent drought effects.
A Jewish Cook Becomes Kitchen Conscience in Households
A Jewish messenger writer extols the cook as the conscience of the kitchen. She oversees strict dietary practice and household ritual, guiding all meals and duties. Her influence grows with skill, reputation, and mastery of celebrated dishes and delicacies.
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Heine
Tones of the Jewish cook and kitchen mastery described
The passage portrays a Jewish cook in a kitchen setting with strong control over household staff. It notes a confident, commanding presence and references a shipboard or maritime context, highlighting themes of authority and culinary talent.
The Rough but Caring Abernethy A Famous Physician
A Chambers Journal sketch portrays John Abernethy as a rough eccentric yet kind hearted surgeon at St Bartholomew's. He could be brusque with tiresome patients, but his wit and care earned affection from family and friends. Anecdotes include Curran, a boastful nobleman, a demanding patient who pressed him to read, and a sharp retort to the Duke of Wellington.
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Wighlizsd
Portamouth Journal
Agvain
Chambers’ Journal
Abernethy
Johnson
Curran
Ireland
John Abernethy
Gurgeon
St Bartholomew’s Hospital
Duke of Wellington
George IV
Fragmentary 19th Century Tale On Medical Claims And Charity
The text discusses remedies and diseases with emphasis on the stomach as a key organ. It mentions a figure who supposedly returned all his fees to aid a poor widow and provide daily rides for children, amid reflections on operations and humane remedies.
Barkim Inaugurated Mayor of Bridgcort Conn
In his inaugural address Mayor Barkim urges the council on employment policy saying no person should be unemployed. He argues for practical work, cautions against waste, and urges thrift and self reliance to combat panics and restore prosperity. He praises farm labor and modest dressing over extravagance.
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Mother Earth
Carpet fad in East Hampton echo of 19th century life
Dr Lyman Beecher recalls his first carpet in East Hampton New York where his wife spun a bale of cotton and had it woven She painted the floor with oils added a floral border and roses The parlor impressed locals though a deacon balked at walking on it highlighting early domestic novelty and social reaction
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Germany
Lyman Beecher
East Hampton
New
York
Chicago
Cannes
New York
Estern
Mt Lumber
Yeminga
Coscinnati
ST. L
Cleveland
Detroit
Neeve
East Liberty
Henpecked husband lacks followers amid quiet conduct
A passerby remark notes that a husband who remains quiet and modest often fails to attract friends or supporters. The piece argues that being unable to stand up or raise a public stir when needed leaves him with little rallying around.
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Carl Schurz
Europe
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