Interview with Leon Chatteau on trade and wine markets
New York reports Leon Chatteau now in California discusses trade with France, tariff effects on California wine, and the potential for American wine in France. He notes U.S. tariff barriers and import sources, with California wine quality favored against French cargo wines.
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Leon Chatteau
New Yor
Leon Clatteau
California
France
United States
America
Spain
Italy
Royal Remains Arrive For Transfer To Woolwich
The troop ship Orontes with the prince imperial’s body was sighted off Ladystone lighthouse at 2 PM and expected at Spithead at midnight. The body will be transferred to the admiralty yacht for conveyance to the royal military academy in Woolwich.
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Loxpoy
Prince Imperial
Ladystone
Spithead
Admiralty
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
Nation and world briefs mix of politics and empire
A collage of 19th century notes covers California politics with George C. Perkins, Britain debates on education and endowments, naval and colonial affairs, Spanish and German policy, Cape Town reports, and a Wales funeral. Multiple dates and places appear, including London, Paris, and Washington.
Political Offenders To Be Tried At Kiev And London News
Light ofGrevy prepares to pare down 468 political offenders. Trials for political offences resume in Kiev on Saturday. A dispatch from Rangoon reports cholera spreading among British troops. The Golos estimates Russia’s war cost at 150 million pounds with 200000 Russian army deaths.
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Lord Salisbury
London
India
Mediterranean
Europe
Turkey
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England
Kieff
Manchester
London Daily News
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Thayetunyo
Secretary of the Treasury
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U.S
Golos
Russia
Durand Expelled From Connecticut Church Over Garden Feud
Ex Speaker Durand of the Connecticut House faced church expulsion after a dispute over trimming a neighbor's diary trees that sparked a political feud. The incident followed a ceremony where Mrs. Smith cried for half an hour and the church addressed the matter with a decisive result.
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Connecticut
House of Representatives
Ansonia
Conn
A Mule and the Lightning
A storm scene in Mississippi recalls a pasture incident near Aber deen where seven cows, two young horses, and eleven sheep were struck and killed by lightning. A mule in the same field remained uninjured as a poem recounts an old tale of the mule defying lightning and enduring the legend.
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Clocknett Hagaker
Aberdeen
Mississippi
Trin Prove Mitta Cloths Slashed Prices for Men and Boys
Mitta all wool cloths for men's and boys' wear have been reduced in price both wholesale and retail. Send to John C. Culler, Agent, Old Constitution Building, Salt Lake City, for samples or call to view before buying Eastern goods.
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Old Constitution Building
Salt Lake City
Deputies Pass Educational Bill in 352 to 150 Vote
The chamber of deputies passes the educational bill by 352 to 150. Rumors claim Germany Vatican talks may yield amnesty for Navy law violators. Judge Ditton rumored to replace Sidney Bartlett as counsel for Union Pacific, nephew of Sidney Dilson. Extraordinary session set for the 22d due to delays in appointing commissioners and Greek frontier delimitation.
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Frankenstein
Stig
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Chamber of Deputies
Diretta
Germany
Vatican
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Sidney Bartlett
Boston
Counser
Union Pacific Railway
Sidney Dilson
The
Uunion Pacific
Manhunt After Depot Shooting Intervenes At Sixteenth Street
News by Mail reports Officer Houck pursuing four suspects after a robbery tale led him to the Northwestern depot. A gunfight ensued with shots fired from between railroad cars as Houck retreated. Reinforcements arrived at U P shops, the pursuit continued. A storm damaged Sixteenth Street telegraph lines. Also noted: vanity about Cincinnati smoke problem and a Jersey City jail baptism of Jennie R. Smith awaiting execution.
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Sixteenth
Cuming
Houck
Northwestern
Ilo
Hudson County
Jersey City
Jennie R. Smith
Richard H. Smith
Spencer M. Rice
Grace Church
Allen
Sirs. Smith
Charlie
Hill Convicted of First Degree Murder in Seduction Case
The New York Zun notes Hill's first degree murder conviction in Atlanta for killing Simmons after Simmons seduced Hill's wife. The judge urged jurors to follow the law over sentiment, contrasting past acquittals and framing Hill's execution as a public example of justice.
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New York
Simmons
Hill
South
Hillyer
Wilt
Spanish Women at Bull Fight in Seville Crowd
Madrid correspondent notes women and majas in Seville’s bull ring display vivid dress and gold ornaments while dandies add liveliness. Spectators shout, gesticulate, and chant in Andalusian accents as bulls face their adversaries amid chaotic, festive atmosphere.
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Madrid
Zenton
Nox
Seville
Revised Cock Robin tragedy proposal with campanero emphasis
The writer argues for a revised Cock Robin tragedy noting propriety of a bell birds toll instead of a bell. They describe a campanero with a fleshy forehead horn and clear tolling notes heard miles away. They idealize a white plumage bird with a black horn for Tobin's funeral.
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Nicholes
Campangto
Tobin
Amazon
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