Tur News Highlights From St. Louis and Abroad
A jumble of reports notes violent debates in the French Assembly and demonstrations suppressed by government. Russia and Austria possibly to meet on the Austrian frontier. Democratic National Convention invited to St. Louis. Disturbances, police investigations, and a Brooklyn shooting involving a captain and wife. Weather outlook and postal notices also mentioned amid miscellaneous items.
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Oreios
AM. Gambetta
Russia
Austria
St. Louis Democrata
Colles
Wesleyan
Rio Grande
Grand Rapids
Mich
Satenk Hinds
Possal
Sccutind Sxtusitay
Ntws
Moser
Jerone Wee
Heowklyn
Wehooner
Nerest
Final hospitalities to Richmond Knights Templars echoed in a peace victory note
The text reflects formal remarks on war celebrations and peace victory for Massachusetts, noting a pension overhaul and reforms in official correspondence, with references to Brown University rowing discipline, Kanawha River plans, and various educational institutions. It discusses political figures Pendleton and Corry, currency contraction debates, and the value of cross-state hospitality to unite citizens.
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Richmond Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Brown University
Saratoga
Providence
Brown
Ohio Democracy Policy Sparks Debate in Public Speech
The Ohio Democracy policy is criticized as dangerous and repudiation threatened. Speakers at Colombes warn about credit loss and national weakness, arguing repudiation in peace would damage faith, honor, and prosperity more than wartime insolvency or despot oppression.
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Ohie
Mesars
Pendicton
Thumain
Alles
Colombes
Ohio Deworrey
Ommala
Paraguay
Ohio
William M. Groovenor
Missouri Havd
Ucket
San Francisco
San Francisco Post
George M. Witney
Purc
Spaulding
Naval Station
Ohio Democrats
W. D. Kelley
Carpenter
Winconaln
Iarrisem Tardington
Howe
Dudge
Supreme Cour
Carpenters
Sénate
Democratic
Sen Old
Ant
Lidingon
Journala of Vie
Shereay
Baltimore Gazette
Ohio Democrate
Sikitg
Italy
Butler
Willam D. Kelley
Harrisburg
Gov. Allen
Bette Iilances
Troy
Aentiment
Ita
Bisa
Calva
Allen Muak
Hente
Olio
United State
Ben
Chronicle
Behalde
Bia
Democratic Party
Clesartaan
Warner
Georgia
Ching
General Assembly
Progravatans
The Mayors Opportunity in Rapid Transit Plans
The Hasted Rapids Transit bill assigns Mayor Wickham a critical role. He must appoint five commissioners to determine route form, build method, funding, timing, and rates within ninety days. Their task balances capital interests with workers’ needs while aiming to accelerate New York’s rapid transit expansion.
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Wickham
New-York
Nuynd Transit
Vine
Valleus
Providence
New York
Augerneas
Ion
Gwen
West Side
Athens
Character and Reputation in Self Knowledge
Dr. Webster distinguishes real character from the reputations we maintain. We all wear masks and often conceal true motives while claiming virtue. Self deception arises less from conscience than habit, yet private discipline remains vital and our relation to each other makes reputation everyone’s business.
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Webster
Endid
Elec
Masked Fame and the Folly of Imitation
A reflective essay condemns the mass copying of public figures and the obsession with reputations. It argues that society mistakes genuine virtue for mere appearance, warns against cynicism, and urges humility while resisting sensational judgment of others. The piece cautions against moral distrust and urges steadfast effort in personal salvation.
London Doctor Returns Unauthorized Funeral Commission
A London physician received a letter from an undertaker firm offering a 5 percent commission on funds collected for two funerals arranged through his recommendation. He promptly sent the allowance back and asked The Lancet what to do. The piece notes that reputable figures historically accepted large sums via such channels, while the doctor did the prudent thing by returning the money.
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London
Lancet
Bock
Watt
Donttess
scattered items from a late era city page
A jumble of names and events appears across a city page. Alfred II Terry and Sherman arrive from Boston, with talks of speeches and headquarters. Mentions include Virginia leaders, a Stonewall Jackson statue, Oxford professors, and art sales. Mixed notes cover auctions, autographs, and papal plans for statues.
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Alfred II
Terry
Sherman
Boston
Tomis
John S. Morhy
Virginia
Tremont
Bowens
Hotentohe
Howe of la Fontaine
Chiteau
Haa Wen
Max Miller
Oxford
Teale
Vlorence
Fuley
Stonewall” Jackson
Bickmond
Jones
Nevada
Wuallate
Hetler
San Francisco Chronicle
Mig
Clarles H. Phalen
Williasbargh
Amhorst College
Henry
Folt & Co City
Lewis Pocock
Samuel Sohne
Paul
Parrot St. Peter's
Michael Angulo
Keetne
A. Callaghan
Gray
Dickens
Christina Carol
Larrecia Borgia
Alexander VI
Oliver Cromwell
Henry J
Bee
Lond
Nelson
Arbitration and diplomacy notes from Washington and London
A fragmented summary references arbitration trends, treaties, and declarations gaining support in Europe and the United States. It notes Secretary Robeson leaving for Annapolis to present diplomas, Tennyson's Queen Mary publication with strong reviews, and Townsend's travel plans to Massachusetts, with Assistant AJG Vincent covering duties in his absence.
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Tancashire and
Yorkshire International Arbitration Association
House of Commons
Europe
Keepa
Robeson
Annapotia
Midabiome
Lowpox
Tennyson
the Times
Shakespears
Wasiixarox
Townsend
Mamachisetta
Vincent Will Wok
Hethnay Feta Nees
Sols Oraing Fom
Political notes on Ohio election and inflation talk
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican maneuvers across Ohio and national scenes. It notes Col William M Groovenor's pledge to run in Ohio, wage inflation disputes, and suggests Democratic worries over currency policy. It also mentions Carpenter restoration schemes and independent voters shifting toward the Republicans.
Public Opinion on Independent Voters and Party Strength
The piece discusses independent voters not linked to organizing, the Republican party's current strength, and hopes for national administration changes. It cites editorials from Syracuse Standa and Utica Observer noting party reactions to President, wartime actions, and potential reconciliation between North and South.
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Syracuse
Maine
Uete
South Carolina
Ailea
Hayes Journal
Lon
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Norfolk Times
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Kanawha River
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Ohio Ki Tut
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