Florida canal plan linked to electors move and canal charter talks
A Tribune letter from Florida cites Gov Dreí's Washington visit and discussions with Montgomery Blair and possibly Tilden on convening the Florida legislature to back a northern Florida canal scheme yet aims to push a law for presidential electors by the legislature to secure the state for the Democrats next year. Also noted are arrivals of two French engineers tied to De Lesseps Panama project and early Florida canal charter plans.
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de Lesseps-Parama
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Florida Canal
BvRGREION NOTES Telegraph Dispatch Summary
A telegraphic note column by W U discusses regional events and brief observations transmitted to the Journal. Readers are offered concise items likely reflecting news briefs, military or civic notes, and local curiosities.
Cholera and Diphtheria Reach and Emigration Surge
A Berlin dispatch notes cholera appearing in Smolensk and a continuing diphtheria epidemic in Bessarabia with universal fumigation orders. Emigration rises from Lancashire to America as workers seek new opportunities amid political tensions in Europe. In Toronto Manton returns to cheers after an American voyage and civic reception. Political shifts accompany Jewish emancipation debates in Roumania and education policy fights in Paris.
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Berlin
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International turmoil and labor strikes ripple worldwide
Count Schouwald seeks ONG to continents as Russia looms. Chicago cabinet makers strike for eight hours. Platheon Gill Co fails in Middlesbrough with liabilities about 50 pounds. Constantinople reports a British fleet arrival near Bosika Bay. Tennant Liberal wins Glasgow seat replacing the late Whitelaw. Dr Weimer alleged Soviet accomplice reportedly not yet tried or sentenced as dates remain unsettled.
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Fragmented Digitized Riff on Leigh Hunt and Society
A garbled OCR fragment references Leigh Hunt and a social setting. It mentions young physicians, medical colleges, and wealth, with brief snatches about alleged injuries from an explosion and a man bowing to his wife. The text is inconsistent and largely unreadable.
Inaugural College Boat Races Open The Season
A satirical collage notes the end of the week with playful jabs at education and law. It mentions college boat races starting, a physiological aside on heart work and respiration, and quips about philosophers, prejudice, and a spike tailed orator.
Candidate for the gendarmerie and domestic decor clash
A quoted dialogue questions how to handle a fleeing prisoner. The reply favors immediate lethal action. The text contrasts this harsh stance with a housewife choosing spring wallpaper to keep walls clean, noting the front gate as a point of contrast.
Youthful Elopement Leads to Buffalo Arrests
In Buffalo, Emma Simonson a 14 year old girl and Harry Clark 17 were arrested in boyish clothes while attempting to elope from Flint Michigan. With $12.50, Emma carried a satchel of feminine garments and $30 she took from her mother. Emma cried when confronted by her attire. Harry wished to return home and was allowed to. Emma was jailed at her father's request while Harry was returned home.
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Seneca Street
Rising Western woman lecturers gain notice in journalism
The Des Moines Register notes increasing Western women in journalism and public lecturing. Helen E. Starrett of Kansas, on a St. Louis daily editorial staff, tours lecturing with success. Her earnest, thoughtful persona earns respect from deep thinkers and audiences alike.
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Curious French Invention Reanimates Drowned Persons
A French device aids resuscitation by placing a person in a sealed iron cylinder. An airpump creates partial vacuum then reintroduces air to the lungs, repeating eighteenth times per minute. A glass plate lets watchers observe chest movements during artificial breathing.
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Contempt case against President Taylor adjourned to Tuesday
Plaintiffs closed evidence yesterday morning and the court adjourned at seven o clock Tuesday next by consent. The executors will present their evidence then. No evidence has been offered against President John Taylor, so the contempt case against him remains based on his own responses and is expected to be dismissed.
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Provo Mitthall Wool Cloths Go On Discount
Provo Mitthall wool cloths for men's and boys' wear reduced in price both wholesale and retail. Send to John C. Cutler, Agent, Old Constitution Building, Salt Lake City, for samples or call to view before buying Eastern Goods.
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