Rumorful State of Europe Amid Social Unrest Reported
An Italian style dispatch from Acrayosy May 1 discusses Berlin’s imperial vigor and gap between official assurances and reality. It notes Belgium and Switzerland preparing for a grand coup as German socialists grow in activity and the potential for internal upheaval looms amid imperial residence curbs and cautious state measures.
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Republican state convention debate over Chicago delegation
The Kansas Republican state convention met at 1020 p m to form a permanent organization amid a dispute over Alfred Gillia as a delegate. The platform endorses President and vetoes, favors certain senatorial reelection views, and discusses voting for James G. Bilnoe if feasible.
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Fuller’s War Record and Political Turmoil Debate
New York newspapers review Fuller’s Civil War loyalties and votes on emancipation and suffrage, alleging opposition to wartime measures. They cite his stance against Vallandigham’s exile, Yates’s Peace Legislature actions, and a protest by Fuller’s committee. Also included are unrelated crime briefs and local incidents from New York and nearby states.
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Great Cathedral Fire and Series of Explosions in City
A sequence of fires and explosions swept through the city striking St Pauls Cathedral and St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral along Erie and Pearl Streets. St Pauls Cathedral was gutted within minutes after an exterior blast shattered the vestibule. A dozen other explosions occurred citywide, with fires at hotels and residences. gas valve failures in a standpipe caused the widespread damage. injuries and evacuations reported as fire crews responded.
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Glee and Grays of Philadelphia Entertain in Richmond
The Wesston Grays of Philadelphia visited Richmond May 11, greeted by Gov. Lee and the Richmond Light Infantry. Reunions with Virginia and Pennsylvania troops recalled Civil War memories, with mutual hospitality extending across borders. A separate note mentions a whisky bottle clue after a Burlington Cedar Rapids derailment and Boston lawyer Thomas Cobb missing with suspected funds.
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Grant Relic on Exhibition in Cincinnati 106 Days
A historic Grant relic, once the birthplace bow, is leased by Col More for display. The item travels to Cincinnati for a 106 day centennial exposition, then to the riverfront, then to exhibition grounds. Local officials anticipate public interest and a possible nationwide tour, with September plans hinted as an end display.
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Mystery murder plot and escape unfold in county case
A long, tangled account describes a murderous plot involving Dixon R. Cowie and others, with Alice, McQuaid, and Lingstl implicated. The narrative shifts to a separate pursuit and a deadly assault on a woman, then to a weather and financial brief, including stock quotes and commodity prices, all mixing in a chaotic wartime-era newspaper fragment.
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