Exhibition of French paintings in Paris sparks protest
A report details Trawis and Noxon presenting an exhibition of French paintings in Paris from June 1 to June 18 managed by Jorint Tua. The article discusses the broader context of political unrest, anti Jewish measures in Russia, and a proposed U S citizenship reform and urban population shifts in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Jin
Aviceien
Paris
Jorint Tua
Ruth— Levad
Puria
Moscow
Tiga
Hidulyom
Russia
Panaiot
Iumtaad
America
Italy
Mudini
United States
Nothioe
Hite
Mrattura
Sher
Grain and finance reports and a string of local notices
Telegram bulletin reports Uright prospects for grain and fruit and lists liabilities from several firms and individuals including Tax Star clothing house, Henny Sigenron Sayxonn, and Bunavila Scranton. The note mentions a fatal disease among cattle near Emporia Kansas, bank failures in New Haven Conn, and various police and political changes plus a boatload of scattered crime and legal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jownicrop Bulletin
Tax Star Clothing House
Springold
Henny Sigenron Sayxonn
Belgiuen
Healing Springs
Tok Stay Rubber Fon
Trenton
N.d
Osatta Win
Ashe
New Haves
Conn
Bunavila Scranton
Emporia
Kas
New York
Satterlee, Bostwick & Martin
Rem
Tasiky
Ukin
Magon R. W. McCracenny
Cisiviges
Xubraistion
Jackson Park
Strauk Et Ghundleeys
Newhaven
Burwell & Stanton
Kentucky
Loutaville
Maseachusetts
Alliamve
Nebraska
Gav. Thiyer
Wits
Meissonier's spirited ride through a harvest field tale
The narrative centers on a lively episode involving the painter Meissonier and his escort as they chase a brisk scene through a wheat field. An officer, eager to consult the famed artist, is swept into a rapid pursuit that ends with a courteous 40 franc reward for the brave cavalrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Permiin
Poissy
Gurald Meissonier
Qouriered
Joli Gurcon
M Meissetier
Liory
Dres Brent
Meissonier
France
Theo
Faye Twack
Ata
Bepina
Gus
Erin
Alfadover
Wight
Future PMCES FOR WHEAT FORWARDS FOR WHEAT PRODUCTION
A scattered discussion argues that Wheat will be the wealth creator for the next generation. Experts like Pillsbury and Wood Digis warn consumption has overtaken production, predicting higher prices and tighter supplies. A broader note covers labor policy shifts, half day Saturdays, and unrelated federal indictments amid economic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
United States
Becker
le. C. Wood Digis
St. Paul
Turbulent Times and Global Conflicts Reported Abroad and at Home
Fragmented notes describe revolutionary unrest in Vorb, uprisings in Corfu, and anti Semitic tensions, alongside military arms deals for 85,000,000 rifles and colonial plans in Uruguay. Reports mention bishop MACLAGIN’s reappointment in York, a village massacre in Sivake, and a fatal gun incident in Brown County, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raniah Parlinemout
Funda
Peter
Mehiolvak
Seablads
Liverpool
Wire Canevari Maclagin
Lit
York
Otien
Prites
Nurtiel
Axcranp Iytsenbasends
Corfu
Huss
Ud Chilellarwulb
Pau Apnaute
Sivake
Banex Hincutt
Uruguay
Russia
Brense
Marienweiter
Prussia
Tornadoes and Fires Cause Severe Losses Across States
Reports detail multiple disasters including a deadly tornado near Mexico Missouri with two deaths and extensive property damage, a New York fireman seriously burned by gasoline blast, and a fatal train collision in New Jersey. Other incidents mention drownings in Kansas and Washington, D C, and a stone fatality in Ohio. The tally includes destroyed stores, collapsed buildings, and dozens left jobless amid widespread chaos.
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Mexico
New York
Sutall Linea
Thomas Kenney
Audiuin County
Missouri
Tugu
Joseph Saormag
Wichit
Kas
J. A. Hamilton
Homestead
Pamdolegala
Baptist Convention Air
I'ne
Spe Folict
HL Bate Prise Company
Fie
Vaeualia
Wikaawuaman
St. Jacobs
Ian
Ote
Wisa Marie Peston
Uchees
Patterson
N. J
Free Trade Debate Echoes in 19th Century Tariff Views
A muddled, polemical essay argues for and against free trade in woolens and other goods, citing Mr Mills and the protectionist tradition. It contrasts domestic production and overseas markets, noting tariff history from 1812 to 1887 and the risk of industrial bankruptcy from unrestricted reciprocity. The piece weaves in political names and period tone while urging cautious policy and national self-sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West India
Eugar
Roger Anil
Petond Beett
Mr. Mills
Saetuts Republican
Yale
Mills
Furmer
Warty
Asia
Europe
Jeb
Moro
West Indies
Mexico
Asa
Snainess
Finameus
Roger Q. Mille
CTE
Sousevold
United States
New World
Oubforden
Congress
Suiesee
Investivh
Alexander’ Hiailtea Tn
Hamilies
Lantoont Free Tradec
May Forum
Roger Q. Mills
Milla Bill
Tori Bill
South“Ward
Sugar and protection debate sparks tariff clash in press
A collage of editorials and letters argues sugar duties split between protectionist and free trade camps. Authors quote Philadelphia Record and New York Standard, question who pays duties, and critique Mills on reciprocity amid tariff debate.
Itata Rumors Rise Over Chilean Surrender News
Reports from Las Pasosco May 23 describe the Colima bringing word of Acapulco May 35 and sighting a Chilean flagged steamer matching the Itata. Charleston pursues southward while Esmeralda and Asweralda maneuvers near the river as rumors claim a congressional party agrees to surrender the Itata to the United States.
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Las Paascisco
Pasid
Colima
Pasaing
Coperty
Charleston
Cyimy
Asapalea
Sta
Ltrver
Festa
Asweralda
San Francisco
Tae Charleston
la Callao
Important for Peddlers Under Interstate Commerce Law
In Dunuger on May 23 District Judge Linehan ruled on inter state commerce. B T H Baker faced a fine for selling goods by sample in Heenge. An habeas corpus proceeding found the goods were not taxable and the fine unjustly imposed.
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Dunuger
District Court
Touty
Linehan
H. Baker
Assembly Voters Reject Delegates to Temperance Meet
An historical report notes the Southern Presbyterian Assembly voting against sending delegates to the national temperance convention. It mentions John Anderson and Wr. Anderson’s involvement in a brutal incident where Jane Ware was harmed aboard a railroad truck and later hanged, attributed to accusations of negroes. It also references Springfield Missouri's Sist clothing home liability claims and steel workers in London receiving layoff notices, plus a note on trade disruptions and a dying prominent Burlington Iowa physician.
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Tae Northern Pacific Express
Tae
Spaulding
Ayer
Mss
Heynr Kaave
Ned Hof
Senvienverg
Texas
Detrad
Epwane Hockrxc
Cvoam
Pen A
Jony J. Decouznry
Delaware
New York
Jolly
Way
Anderson
Jane
Axotien Jack the Ripper
Carrie Brows
Sigar du Wier
Chicnuia
Monnay
Ida
Jacob Franzal
Ump Washington Building Association
Ar Chietso
Atias Martin
J. H. Painter
Bane Locker
Ringle Aviv
Lycceuputon
Supe
Coussels
Sanday
Levinaing
Carlylé
Roe
Manning
Chicago
California
Olieo
Nore
Mra
Olsen
Agnes Seed
Agle
Berkeley
Mr. Baraka
Alameda
Qilzen
Gapland
Norony
Oise
Nueber
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
National Temperance Convention
John Anderson
Jane Ware
Negroce
Springfield
Tas Steel Works
London
Brazil
Chili
Geo Monltt
Sidan
Ident
Nassau
Burlington
Iowa
Fire damages four wooden buildings in Wauracs Wisconsin
Fire at 6 o clock damages four wooden buildings on Maia street in Wauracs Wisconsin. Insured property includes Larson tailor shop and two neighboring structures. A loss estimate shows 31,000 in potential damages with limited minor fray and damage to stock.
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Wauracs
Wis
Maia
Larson
Phop
Slicht Fray Ood
S. Hating
Harners
Jug
Lord's
Governing Struggle Tangles Illinois Gubernatorial Race
INGO officials discuss potential candidates for Illinois governor. Talks center on whether Gov Fifer will run and if not who might enter. Possible shifts include Senator Callombe or other figures. party dynamics and regional support influence any decision.
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Mathgwa
Beau Oe Didate
Ard
Porter Baduy
Callombe
Evertion
Natin
Illinois
Lynch Law and a Lynching in Bryansville May 8
A negro named Jennings attacked the daughter of George Bowles and was lynched by Bowles' sons after a mob demanded swift justice. The report mixes violent racial crime with commentary on torpedoes and a Louisiana lottery court decision affecting state and federal law.
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Planl
J. C. Newton
Mits
Newton
Ua Newton
Holyoke
Aaa
Jennings
Bryansville
Tad
George Bowles
Bowles
Stebbors
Gelacd
Lovisima Supremé Court
Louiziana
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Marshfield Times
Trawis & Noxon
Purnisius
Marsiliield, Wisconsin
Wolten
Nidae
Geneuly
Porter
Bae
Bulletin
Tophy
Foreat Rea
Michigan
Walkerville
Queana County
Altang
Clinton
Grond Rapids
James
Myrsbell
Assestunyaan
Biospun
Chizahuth
Nod
Becauve
Washington
M. Cort
New Oreleans
Gay
Nash
Uorte
Ing. Dillikers
Lough Nenagh
Connemari
Lough Neagh
Tondon
Nave Ox
Hvte
Laccomnaniad
Moyseie
Ae Rhyzlishem
Mabure
Dublin
Trinity Calege
Allieit
Krish
Syaur
Armerioa
Ameria
Leoland
Ewald
Mooney
Noreniy
Pennsylvania
Senate
Batata
Neil
Inca
Alrotu
Melbourne
Ues
Archimedes
Aithor
Neus
Blocilar
Seabaald
Iver
Oagle Ylashen
Tawutinany ‘Towers, AG
Sheffield Scientific School
Burlin Ab
Feend
Papis
Letaver
Douron
Nasheville
Brown County
Ohio
Philip Aieden
Tully
Houston
Syearpay
Guinea
Spokane
Perry
N.Y
Bound Brook
Dayton
Onin
Will Daugherty
Felix Lawler
Jofantaons
W.'T. Rounmaw
Niigatate
Uloeny Subway
Auntton
Gabries le Neier
Willy
Dherman
Gine
Conurt
Scientific
Nictionalvile, Ky
Johson
M. E. Church
Tere
Berega
Suga
Precteuntion
McKinley
Willimbloyd
Speach Ab Dativers
Mass
PiikWelphia
Trontenda
New York Standard
England
Indaiwilys
Recife
Parific Mail
Acapulco
Ingos
Jote Pious
Lynch Law
Lrafenne
Biemot
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