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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1871

Page

8

Parisians urged to rally behind International Society of Working Men

Amid turmoil in Paris readers are urged to unite under the International Society of Working Men. The dispatch declares the society the path to emancipation and denounces government allies while calling for a final, decisive uprising against the old social order. Placards promising radical change are widespread in the city.

Paris International Society of International Society France Jules Févres The Social Republic Commune

Foreign MISCELLANY News item recounts global events and disasters

A condensed globe trotting roundup reports Vallandigham's death after a shooting, unrest among Communists in Rome, gold theft in France, labor strikes in Pennsylvania, crop prospects in the United States, American expeditions near Ceres, Korean fort capture, Utah census details, Prussian royals reception, a Chinese earthquake at Bathang with vast destruction, casualties, and regional impact.

Vallandigham Democratic Party Rom Pennsylvania America Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Ceres Washington Madrid Spain Count Morxr Count Moltke Pomerania Rhine Ean de Cologne England Boston Wales Scotland Denmark Sweden Utah Ireland France Norway Germany Holland Belgium Witzerland Prussia Berlin Victoria Hoch Lord Broughton

Alexandra Orphanage Grows To 200 Infants At Hornsey Rise

A historic visit details the Alexandra Orphanage expanding from two houses to eight cottages and a central building on Hornsey Rise, housing 200 infants with bright classrooms, devoted monitors, and a caring matron. It notes 118 babies today with eight cottages still empty and a remaining debt of 9,500, urging fund-raising while highlighting successful care and post‑orphan placements. measles and smallpox did not prove fatal, and a large builder’s claim was reduced by arbitration.

Frankfort Hamburg China General Lowe Washington Bathang Szchuen Lowe Li-Tang Tatsien Thibet Ting-lin T'a-Choa Bathanz Pang-Chahemuth Nan-Tun Lintsah-shih Atimtoz Upper Holloway Hornsey-rise Miss Ward Miss Saul Leavin Orphan Working School London Orphan Asylum British Commercial Travellers School City of London Freeman’s Orphan School

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