French Elections Amid Paris Government Turmoil
Paris fights a political storm as decree disqualifications spark protests and a powerful public demand for continued resistance. Reports from Bordeaux and London describe censure of the National Assembly and calls for accountability from the September government.
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Filenino Amingo
Bonaparte
London Telegraph
Paria
Government of National Defense
Hells
Liberal
Republican Committee
National Assembly
Paris
Aleace
Lorraine
Balle de la Reine Blanc
France
Trochu
Avoni- Diy
Joetter
Repuilican Altianes
Central Republican Union
International Workmen's Association
Louis Wane
Victor Hugo
M. Rollin
Felix Pynt
Heart Rochefort
M. Siptasne
Etitor le Combat
M. Deloselize
Tienead
Etty
Louis Blanc
Kollin
Pyst
Deleselage
Tinnudt
Fratton
Runtalx
Bonteaux
A Railway Horror on the Hudson River Railroad
A night collision near New Hamburg and Wappinger’s Creek left a freight train with petroleum and a passenger express plunging into the river. The bridge collapsed, cars burned, and many lives were lost or burned. Survivors described frantic efforts to rescue and the horrific scenes as bodies were recovered and identified in a city-wide shock.
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Hudson River
New York
Albany
New-Hamburg
Poughskeepale
Wappinger's Creek
Butt
D.h. Bloons
Bagangy
Alfred Claw
F. Vorburg
Edward I. Movniey
Claw
Tamaranda
Quer
Martin
Dexedict
Cleveland Herald
Ginter
Buffalo
Warren Fornest
Sprague, Porbmah & Wyatt
Tuttaro
Juy
Merri
Power
Dr. 8
Naxcreue
Cys Aoor
Cannee Petmostrios
No. Wallst
New York City
Girne Svarvony
Amietgne
Doc. Simmons
eLutinee
Lovall
Prax
CARY
Pornuai
Nancrede
Germaine
Engineer Simmons
Ponemicenpaie
Nee
Pethone
George 8
Benedict
Cleeland Herald
Cleveland
Charles Cosmum
Anan
Alan
PF. J. Perry
Walter J. Pormet
Simmons
Te Unie
Roener
Witheras
Freman
Pacific Express
New Tamburg
Thettrain
Edward Glinmens
Piekkill
New- Thamburgh
Poughkeepsie
New Tramburgh
West
Pungukeepale
Tragic Train Wreck Near Hudson River Draws Crowds
Eyewitness accounts describe a Pacific Express collision after a wheel failure on a nearby freight car cracked, the engine and baggage car plunging into a creek. survivors escaped as burning oil spread, bodies removed, and a portable morgue arranged amid frantic depot scenes and public shock.
Ecclesiastical Trial Verdict in Chicago Suspends Cheney
The Ecclesiastical Court suspended Rev. Charles Edward Cheney after finding faults in his conduct and potential future nonconformity. Counsel announced a possible new trial or appeal, with the bishop to decide on next steps. Cheney may remain rector of Christ Church during the dispute while parishioners react to the suspension.
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Australasta
New South Wales
San Francisco
Moses Taylor
Honolulua
Australis
Nielson
New Zealand
McCuny
Pepuis Pola
McCant
Chicago
Comper
Juan Martity
Mihew One
Fineland
California
Riverton
Uueto
Gulgong
Mt Duey
Maveleon
Raywaly
Mrt
Parker
Barker
Rato
Bydney
Hasta
Overland Mail
Stureny
Neweroes
London
Gisfieta
Etwclard
Wonga
Malbourne
Iron Bauey
Moreton Bay
Quoctse Hut Mat Hallen
Hejeo
Honort
Ata Dan Pragelar Sie Vogel
Newdealmete Beart
Wetrestue
Honoluh
Han Oe
Australia New Zaland
Ran Vrancinco Brewnahione
Megan
Tila Nelson
Atlas Etison
Janie
Basalt
Webb
Ues
Congress
Gutliy
Cheney
Watehouse
Cmeaco
Charles Edward Cheney
Charles E. Cheney
Fuller
Bsishop
Christ's Church
Ecclesiration Court
Capture of Incendiaria Gang Sparks City Reward
Capable of arson gang suspected in Allentown as mayor posts $2000 reward. A witness saw straw being hurled into a carpenter’s shop amid a night fire. suspects named Hoffians and Koons linked to the blaze. Other items report the Saginaw crew recovery in San Francisco and a Royal Arch convocation in Avuasy.
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Allentown
Penn
Maple Street
Hoffman
Ollie Persis
Fegiey
T. Knauss
Aid Koons
Koone
Saginaw
San Francisco
Moses Taylor
Honolulu
M. Steard
J. 1. Coggawell
A. H. Parsons
P. Caret
Odegh. Robinson
D. Butterworth
II. Maio
I. Geo
IL. Reed
United States
Midway
Thore
J. Vogel
New Zealand
New-Zealand
Australia
Pasarhgere
Royal Arc Masons
Avuasy
Grand Royal Arch
Annte
Wormenlay
Brand Itis
John
Dickerman
Albany Hudson River accident and Tweed tax scheme discussed
Intense legislature discussion follows a fatal Hudson River Railroad incident. Reports name Assemblyman Jacob as possibly among the dead, while a Senate bill to reform canal administration seeks centralized power and oversight. Also debated is Tweed’s city tax plan and the New York City local government act with a large petition list supporting it.
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Brooklyn
Court House
J. ¥. Farwell
Chinaga
Uta
Does
Huda River
Clinton Page
Albany
Democratic Party
Democratic Party That the Power of Taniwany
Ita
Hudson River Railroad
JM Toucey
Hudson River
Harricun
Hudson
TWEED
Mesers
Mayer
Wagner
Prince
O'Brien
Roche
Scribner
Connolyes
Rivons
Mardenturgh
Lanal Hepatis
Senate
New-York
Public Works
Avt
Han Slow Tyres
Tist Ie
iPeter Cooper
William Jookins
Robert Jalen
Anthony Halsey
George 8. Coe
Richard Mortimer
Wile Fiama A. Hooth
IV. Tlowes
Robert Lenox Kennedy
Seth B. Hunt
Peter Gilnay
A. Gilney
William Oothienat
Charles Tracy
Elwand Matthews
Walwin Hovt
Willa H. Lee
Emi Sauer
Spofford Tiron
de Coy
William HM. Golem
HL. Thorse
Davia Collamore
Willam EB. Dodee
Samuel Willets
Charles Lanier
D. N. Etwar
W. H. Vermilye
Tane Shormain
Charles Butler
Murray Hofhnan
Daniel Parish
Leas Note
Kald Depot
Senate measures advance amid canal and railroad concerns
In the Senate a bill to fund Yonkers bridges was introduced and the Hudson and Harlem River Canal Company charter amended. Bills on corporate changes, depot declarations, and rail labor payments moved to committees, with adjournment taken amid railroad disaster rumors.
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Senate
Atany
Rupertus
Canal Commission
Efeyut
Wis
Billa
Wawual
Weatchester County
Roni
Railronda
Prorite
Harbout River
Micomb's
News
York Ioan Aut Lidentity Company
Montero
Third Fearue
Frat Furs Company
Third Readl
Honey Mul Dougan Consti Transavt Itsitiranya Ss
Ing Tn
Children’s Aid Society charges probed by Norton Tweed officers
A Kentuckian committee led by Judge Kipklaud and C. Whiter head heard charges against the Children’s Aid Society of New York. Former employee Friedgen alleged misused funds and proselytizing claims were debated, with defense denying the charges and presenting prior correspondence. The panel scheduled another meeting to hear remaining witnesses.
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Norton and Tweed
Atoaxy
Kentiowen
Kipklaud
Whiterhead
Willis James
Cl Braces
Prledgen
Commissionres of Charity
Norton
Brace
Tracy
Asaorkatinn
Know
Society
Alletter
J. F. Williams
Treacher
Friedgen
Jade
Whitehead
Mmf
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Qambetta
Guilotine
Tanedon
Tacalay
Peds
Petletun
Garniar
Emanuel Arago
Hondesas
M. Cetosleux
Bonita
Amethie
Bordeans
Baleokt
Lonny
Torstar
Belfort
Lanele- Saumer
Calais
Cth
Amiens
British War Office
Admiratty
Arve
Rex Ronnciyt
Adosiral Tenaud
Lille
M. Dorian
Varia
England
Twas
Andy
M. Favre
Walde Day
Parte Live
Bank of Paris
Keho du Nord
Ber Ue
Germay
Alesce
Lyonw Veaterday
Alsace
M. Edienne Ario
Italy
Spain
M. Bagelhausen
Department
Gironde
General Foreign News
Jersey
Loxvox
War Office
Jerwyns
Austria
Vienna
Count Potock
Hohenwart
Holethan
Schaftti
Jireck
Perth
Bnton von Beust
Turkey
Roumania
Shumla
Darien Ship Canal
Selfridge
Darien
Tosa Shiwe
Dividisue Ridge
Warama
Aspinwall
Mexico
Coatzacoalcos
J. J. Williams
Nauteous Railway Co
Minatitian
Shafelt
Conteucombos River
Hxete Kanes
Nipsie
Dominion
Rose
Monheat
Sir John Rose
Theoaves
Ottawa
Ile
Bostox
St. Johns
Admiralty Court
Dan
Vanderuilt
Harlem
Roalatheat
Poarth-wee
Buran
Abel
Fela
Leretot
H. Hexpaick
Fidunkmepsde
Poughkrepsla
MR. Hunt
John G. Hunt
Eagar Ft
Thio Creek
Dhidaty
Evry
Vosburgh
Mineh
Inter
Sven
Incinnati
Robinson
Greenwood
Larkland
Imble County
Fred
Mason
Cypeand
Busty
Bisby
Robison
Niu Lease of
America
Philadelphia
George Martin
Arrournan Revenue Cent
United
Ieee
the Children's Aid Society
Dallas Miller
Wiig
William P. Hearse
Malden
Masa
Coates
Aledin
White Water
Tale Hn
Keeney
Oolite Ewes
Wheeling
West Va
Acta
Julius F. Hartwell
Rome
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