Paris Fire and Elections Tempo Amid War Aftermath
Restoration work begins in the city while a second fire breaks out in the Tuileries cellars and is quelled. Douay warns: possession of rifles or revolvers will lead to court martial. Paris draws huge crowds, with 70,000 visitors in three days. Elections for 112 Assembly seats set for late July. Dumas fils and Bonapartist candidates loom large. Communist leaders Courbet Rossel and others arrested. disarmament to follow in provinces. fresh discoveries of war loot and telegraph wires found.
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Tuileries
Douay
Paris
Ophciel
M. Dumas
Fils
Napoleon
Corsica
Journal de Paris
Prince Imperial
Napoleon III
Cloche
France
Courbet
Rossel
Denton
Peyrouton
Félix Pyat
Billivray
Versailles
Constant
MM. Beslay
Thiesz
Clément
Thomas
Lecomte
Belleville
Journal
Oficiel
Bank of France
Duchiahap
M. Picard
M. Favre
Court of Cassation
Mint
Foreign News Roundup Shows Global Tensions and Plans
Reports from Sydney to Berlin note a proposed Fiji annexation by New South Wales and the Russian Emperor visiting Berlin. Coverage includes Mont Cenis Tunnel progress, British Columbia joining Canada, Rome's capital move, Austro Italian diplomacy, Leichardt expedition traces, a long Australian telegraph project, slave emancipation bills in Brazil, and looming Prusso Austro Italian alliance rumors. Berlin troop entry preparations and Doellinger party stance on Rome’s church decree are also mentioned.
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Sydney
Fiji
New South Wales
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Mont Cenis
Modane
Toronto
British Columbia
Canada
Italy
Florence
Rome
Vienna
Baron Kubeck
Prince Hohenlohe
Austria
Papal
Leichardt
Wantata
Cooper’s Creek
South Australia
Port Darwin
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Doellinger Party
Church of Rome
Thecumenical Council
Europe
Afoniteur
Prussia
Saxony
Odessa
Roumania
Bulgaria
Bessarabia
Hungary
France
Imperial parade plans include princes and generals in procession
An account describes a grand march with eighty one French eagles flags and standards followed by Prince Bismark Generals von Roon and von Moltke then the Crown Prince Prince Frederick Charles and foreign princes. Troops proceed after the memorial to Frederick William III the unveiling will ring church bells and fire 101 guns.
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Prince Bismark
von Roon
von Moltke
Frederick Charles
Frederick William III
Nonconformists Protest Denominational School Fees
The Nottingham Nonconformists urge the School Board to build borough schools under ratepayer control and to refuse funding denominational schools. They warn such funding would provoke sectarian strife and injustice, urging undenominational, common schools open to all faiths and all children.
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Nottingham
Dudley
Nottingham School Board
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Luneville
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