Washington News From The Tribune’s Washington Review
The Tribune reports on the Senate rule from 1854 requiring vice president approval to remove subordinate employees, the ongoing fight by Democrats to replace longtime aides, and the wave of Senate applicants. It notes Sherman’s death in New York and other national items from Curacao and San Francisco, including political unrest and local incidents.
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Gryesubackers
Vast River Flood and War Updates Across Europe
Reports from Szegedin Hungary describe catastrophic flooding with most of the town submerged, its synagogue and orphanage destroyed, and thousands displaced. Other dispatches sketch clashes in Osman Basar district, Russian caution on treaty enforcement, and British concerns over Eastern Roumelia’s alignment and militia recruitment.
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the Times
Augustus Loftus
St. Petersburg
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Cannibal Village Fire Destroys Eleven Buildings
A village blaze in Cannibal destroyed eleven buildings. A Caddo Louisiana jury in a criminal case failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Judge Woods. A Paris Times correspondent notes a leftist alliance opposing impeachment. An ice gorge near Farrandsville Pennsylvania rises thirty feet and blocks rail lines. The Fitz John Porter inquiry panel in New York prepared its final session with a report to Hayes due next week.
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Washington
Notes on local crimes and incidents in Chicago area
The report lists a still born infant found near the Michigan Southern railroad on Twentieth Street. A burglary at Leopold Mills barn on Blue Island Avenue yields 1,400 cigars stolen and four youths arrested with some plunder recovered. A laborer John Staggerty faces abuse allegations as his wife sought refuge with neighbors. Several editor related thefts and assaults involving editors are noted, with suspects in Kankakee and other locales. A housekeeper Mary Dent and a notorious companion are mentioned with large cash and jewels involved.
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Mary Dent
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Clara Morris and Rose Eytinge Dramatic Feud in California Theatre
The California Theatre scene exposes a long running clash between Clara Morris and Rose Eytinge over a disputed Miss Multon production. Eytinge secretly copied and profited from Morris advertising, Morris faced losses, and a dramatic confrontation escalated when Eytinge interrupted, Morris retaliated with a new performance, and both faced public noted reactions. Eytinge mishandled the East Lynne episode, a drunken disruption, and Morris filled the breach with Nancy Sykes amid high tensions and financial stakes.
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German Pulmonic Elixir Promoted Amid Fierce Opposition
An advertisement touts Or Aug. Kuiner's celebrated German Pulmonic Elixir as a cure for throat lungs and bronchial complaints. It claims rivals oppose the medicine, but asserts it will prevail like the sun and ocean. The ad urges asking a local druggist J W McNulty & Co for genuine bottles priced 23 or 76 cents with Dr Aug Kateer signature.
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Brown's Cures Parade in West Medicine
The piece touts Brown remedies like Faminx Mept cixk Conan Basan Tar Trocites and Ansica Satus as superior to Eastern cures. It claims Arxtca heals and lists uses from sore throats to skin diseases with a sales pitch by J. W. McNort & Co. Ogdensly.
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Comforting Charms of the Ague and Funny Talk
A humorous slice notes the ague’s odd comfort as the fevered shake keeps bed-bugs from gripping the body. It suggests a man who can hum a hymn while jointing a stovepipe might join any church with no probation.
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