London Times urges British protectorate over Turkey in Asia
The London Times on the 28th advocates a British protectorate over Turkey in Asia. Reports note public executions in Anjelovatz, deaths of Kant Russert near London, and a surge of tickets sold at the Paris Exposition. Dispatches describe Austria’s cautious stance toward Russia and shifting Allied plans at the Congress.
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Turkey
Asia
Prince Gortschakoff
Col. Markovitz
Anjelovatz
Kant Russert
London
Durig
Austria
England
Russia
Galicia
Transylvania
Albania
Macedonia
Herae
Murad
Tcheregan
Constantinople
Macclesfield
Eng
London Globe
Great Britain
Bulgaria
Balkans
Egean Sea
Bessarabia
Batoum
Danube
Congress
Thessaly
Epirus
Bird
Kotourte
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
British Channel
Folkestone
Dover
Italy
Sisten
Pera
Porte
Crete
Greece
Waixe
Germany
Unter den Linden
Berlin
Nobeling
Roumania
Levant Herald
Engl
Senate and House actions report on treaties and appropriations
Legislative items include a Senate report on paying the Halifax award under the Treaty of Washington, concurrent approval of committee views, and House debate over legal tender retirement. Army Appropriation measures amend transfers to War Dept, cavalry and infantry tonnage, and penalties for unauthorized military employment. Conference actions target Western prairie development, bankruptcy repeal, postal savings, and debt refunding. The Senate considers removing women's legal disabilities in court practice and establishing a Pacific Railroad Commission. Adjournment plans fix date to June 17.
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Mansfield
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Bolawtis
John Henry Robinson
Caroline Court House
Eliza Roy
Fred Robinson
Groesbeck
Tex
Lena Whatley
Treasury
Evansville
Ind
Sct
Hayes
Washington
Richmond
Union Pacific Railroad
Potter
Senate
Saenger
Cobb
Ian Senatre
House
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fishers Commission
Halifax
War Department
penerWine
Ander Tagee
Tfmey
Congress
Western Prairies
United States
Pacific Railroad Commissioners
Jane
Indiana
Markets Glide Through A June Trading Day In New York
The New York markets report mixed commodity prices and livestock values for June 3, noting flour, wheat, oats, corn, and rye with varied closing figures. Cattle and hogs show range shifts, with best quality beef and butchers stock detailed alongside sheep and dairy trends.
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New York
Milwaukee
Gold More
Witnesses examine Florida Louisiana election fraud claims in Washington
A House select committee opened hearings on alleged election frauds in Louisiana and Florida, with James B. Anderson testifying about registration, protests, and intimidation schemes. Witnesses described political pressure from Kellogg and Republican managers, claims of forged protests, and letters promising protection after March.
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Tuee Select Committee
National House of Representatives
Florida
Louisiana
Washington
Messrs
Wilson
Shellabarger
See’y Sherman
Messrs. Hunton
Springer
Hiscock
James B. Anderson
Custom House
East Pelleiana
Capacty
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Marshal Pitkin
Centleman
Pitkin
Hugh J. Campbell
of East Feliciana
Haman
Gov. Kellogg
Shoul
East Feliciana
Kellogg
East Felician
P. C. Butler
Don A. Wehety
Webe
R. Sherman
Basti
Partey
Hayes
East
Weat Feliciana
J. Sherman
Messrs. Weber
Anderson
Measie
Weber
Stanley Matthews
Roothe
Cassetta Ae
Anecrene
Nash
Congress
Rae
Pennsylvania Democratic Platform Declares Republican Abuses
The Pennsylvania State Democratic Convention adopts a platform denouncing the Republican party for financial distress, wealth favors, and immoral practices. It calls for policy change, reform of currency notes, protection of capital, and suppression of disorder, urging unity to honor the Commonwealth. It criticizes tariff cuts harming Pennsylvania industries and demands thorough electoral fraud investigations while opposing attacks on the Presidential title.
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National Greenback Labor Reform Party of
New York
Syracuse
Fall River
Mass
Iowa Democracy
Cedar Rapids
T. O. Walker
Col
Ejboeck
E. D. Fenn
Register of Land Office
Bardwell
Supreme Court
J. ©. Knapp
M. V. Gannon
J. B. Elliott
John Gibbons
Republican Party
Dot
United States
Treasury
Great Western
Pennsylvania
Hepaltican Party
Commonwealth
Investigation Committee Shapes Fair Probe Across Parties
The Committees of Investigation form a bipartisan panel with Potter, Hiscock, Morrison, Hunton, McMahon, Cobb, Blackburn, Stenger, Cox, and Reed, tasked to uncover alleged irregularities in electoral votes. They aim to reveal facts, not opinions, and to present a Congress-ready report that may or may not threaten the President or Tilden, while stressing a thorough, fair inquiry.
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Tilden
New York
Potter
Hiscock
Minnots "Y Morrison
Virginia
Hunton
Ohio
McMahon
McLin
Board of State Canvassers
Florida
Hayes
Noyes
France
Louisiana
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Boston Post
Novelties in Fashion Butterflies and Berry Motifs
Fashion notes describe rear altered butterflies in natural enamel colors for hair and bonnet trims with white satin ribbons and feathers. Milli nery favors berries like cherries, plums, peaches, blackberries, elderberries, and wild strawberries with reddish brown leaves. A crocheted linen thread headpiece for outdoor evening wear is delicate yet durable.
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London
Square
Getlemen
Pagoanes
Victoria
A Complicated Bigamy Case Ends In Hopeful Union
Florence MonrMan widens her grip on a troubled marriage as Fred A Mohrman faces multiple bigamy arrests. Historical notes recount Mohrman’s earlier 1864 Pittsburgh marriage to Kennard, a later attempted divorce, and a Baltimore arrest that led to a habeas release. Pennsylvania authorities refused a warrant, leaving Mohrman and his second wife to seek happiness away from the Keystone State until a divorce is secured.
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Iowa State Register
Balaam
Philadelphia Bulletin
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Burlington Hawk-Eye
Hy Lbors
Murphy
Ponkera Garette
Brown
Treasury
Burlington
Florence MonrMan
Stewart
Cincinnati
Fred. A. Mohrman
Mohrman
Kennard
Pittsburgh
Pang Por
Florence Stewart
Mohrmart
Baltimore
Stewart Mohrman
Pennsylvania
Foreign Gossip and World News From 19th Century Dispatches
A late nineteenth century column reports on British India regiments and their officers, Paris Exhibition foreign visitors, Bulgarian paymasters, Grand Duke Nicholas and Constantinople, Smyrna proclamations about Turkish victory and Muscovite surrender, and a forthcoming 760 mile carrier pigeon race from Rome to Brussels with 700 birds.
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Bulgaria
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Constantinople
London Times
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Khalif
Dolmabagtche
Rome
Belgium
Brussels
Mont Gothard
Character as the true measure of a man in life and work
The Chicago Commercial Advertiser argues character outranks wealth or fame as the essential capital for any man. It warns that in business, honesty comes first, while wealth without virtue is empty. A good name endures beyond riches, shaping worth in life and death.
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Sponey
N. Y
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Henig
Brooklyn
Plains
Jack
Boston
Rochester Democrat
Cincinnati
Chicago Commercial Advertiser
Legal Right of Women to Wear Corsets
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court case centers on whether women may wear corsets in public transit. A woman riding a horse-car fractured her knee while the strap was out of reach due to her corset. The court refused to overturn a $5,000 judgment, sparking sociological debate.
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Hartford
Conn
Courant
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