Fragmented Musings on War and Leadership Amid Metz Reluctance
A fragmented British wartime column frets over Napoleonic echoes, armistice rumors, and the Paris scene. It notes Rhenish fronts, French defenses, and a populace unsettled by royal intrigues. The writer hints at madness pleas for defeat and the influence of antipathies on public judgment.
Knox County Democrat reports regional crime and delays
Knox County Democrat notes 36 Sabbath Schools in Gallatin county, more than last year, plus stabbings in Cairo and a fatal lightning strike near Pana. It lists delays on a railway to Hannibal, fundraising for German aid, corner stone rituals in Winnebago, deaths of Col Archer and farmer Jacob Himes, a university honorary degree for B C Mitchell, and regional political shifts in Pekin, Shipman, and McLean.
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G. W. Scripps
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Mysterious conflicts and European war news amid many reports
The message outlines diplomatic moves and military actions around Metz, Chalons, and Paris with references to Prussia, Austria, and France. It notes royal sympathy for France, Italian and Turkish diplomatic angles, and the Empress involvement. Reports mention battles near Mars la Tour and Gravelotte, German advances, and Paris preparations for possible armistice and national loans.
Commodore Vanderbilt in Saratoga Stricken by Illness
Last evening at Congress Hall Saratoga Commodore Vanderbilt suffered an apoplectic fit. He was carried to his room. medical aid summoned. two doctors from New York arrived. Family summoned. physicians at his bedside. condition described as precarious while efforts are made to keep the matter quiet. Dispatch from Saratoga later says Vanderbilt is in usual health and leaves for New York.
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Departure of the Press Excursion Ends Three Day Session
The Illinois Press Association adjourned after a three day meeting in Chicago. Members took a steamer Montgomery on two lake trips to Saint Louis and beyond into Canada and eastern cities.
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Fire Destroys Sash and Blind Factory in Aubur n
Fire yesterday at Evarts brothers sash and blind factory in Aubur n New York destroyed building and valuable machinery. Insurance listed at 38 000 with losses around 15 000. A second blaze in LeRiferrero Mass damaged Richard's stables and Walkers and Seery's block on Sanford Street, with greater extent to adjacent structures.
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