Wimin's Rites and the Female Moral Reform Visitor
A rambling, satirical tale recounts an encounter where a male performer belts out a defense of women’s rights while narrating a chaotic audience exchange. The piece lampoons female reformers and asserts male chauvinist views in a usably period voice. It mentions Buncomville Female Moral Reform and Wimin's Rites Association and parodies gender debates with theatrical humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kidd
Heven
Sirera
Non
Congress
New York
Perlice
Arms House Guyner
Wimin
Infany
Buncomville Female Moral Reform and
Wimin's Rites Association
Mte
Speer
Whitch
Henselth
Kolar
Wooman
Rorein
Lyons
A. Ward
Smelter in Court and Ferry Scene in Louisiana
A court scene follows the State against Smelter for assault and battery. Smelter, unrepresented, pleads guilty and explains his means as poor. The judge jests about ferrying him across Bayou Turtle. Smelter threatens to cut the rope to free the boat, but agrees to a hearing next day to set aside the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelter
Peter
Aravel
Jackson
Scott
Haint
Bastilia
Bekase
Jewlarky
N. O
Delta
Washington letter notes progress on Jewish rights and foreign policy shifts
Washington reports minister Fay writes of a steady public opinion shift toward abolishing restrictions on Israelites. Count Walowski and French minister cooperate. British minister to inform Swiss government of possible modification of disability. Navy actions involve the Japanese Embassy reception in Washington. Meanwhile legal cases in New York and news from New Orleans, Cuba, Costa Rica, and Milwaukee appear amid broader international and domestic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fay
U. S
Switzerland
Cass
Federal ‘Assembly
Count Walowski
Lord Clarendon
Republicans Convene Amid Disorder At Baltimore Convention
Baltimore April 26 Republican State Convention met with about thirty present. Montgomery Blair chosen President as disorder erupted led by Erasmon Levy causing tables to be overturned and papers torn. Police arrested several. Gunnison sought refuge in Martins Bank. Convention adjourned until 2 p.m. later reconvened to elect delegates for Chicago and form an executive committee.
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Cuarcestox
Fitzshugh
Committee On
Hugh
Penn
Committee On Platforms
Brown
Walker
Miss
High Sea
Tennessee
Pacific
Seward
James Guthrie
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Monten
Slidell
U. S&s
Sales
Rhode’ Island
Charleston
New York
Bayard
Platform
Jefferson Davis
Fernando
Wood
Douglas
Cincinnati
Dred Scott
Co. x
Committee On Platform
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
Geogia
Yancey
National Democrats
United States
Congress
Territories
High Seas
Messrs. Bayard
Delaware
Clark
Missouri
Croswell
Oregon
California
South
Supreme’ Court
Avery
King
Kansas
Committee On National Committee
B. F. Butler
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Pacific Railroad
Cuba
Spain
Termine
Hunter
Toombs
Mason
Free States
Mills House
Davis
Lane
Dean Richmond
Belmont
Stevena
Ludlow
Church
Cochrane
Butterworth
Fuller
Barlow
AJL
Rynders
Fowler
Jewett
Union
Payne
Democratic Party
Butler
Johnson
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mr. Butler
Barksdale
Migs
King of
Moffat
Josiah Randall
Bigler
Bishop
Conn
Georgia
N. H
Mass
N.Y
Tenn
Ind
Mich
Wis
Town
Minn
Y. A
Phillips
N. C
North
Btevens
Rolland J. Brett
Burrows
Arkansas
Clayborne
Ark
Jackson
Wasitrvatos
Senate
Foster
Smith
Virginia
Bingham
Jugitis
Mr Bingham
Bigham
Florence
Ashworth
House
Baltimore
Montgomery Blair
Erasmon Levy
Levy
Gunnison
Barnivore
F. P. Blair
W.L. Marshall
Chicago
James Carey Coole
Jos. Bryan
James Jeffrys
W. P. Ewing
Francis 8
Wm.e. Cole
E. Weiss
Edwin Smith
John H. Gould
Geo. Harris
Chas. L. Armour
Wm. Pinkney
Salt Lake Express Arrives With Dust From Denver City
Atchison Kansas April 25 the Salt Lake Express reached six P M with $9000 in dust from Denver City and three passengers from Salt Lake. In the mountains they faced snow blindness. John Scndder, who killed Bassett and fled Denver last fall, returned and gave half the reward to authorities while his examination was ongoing. Many expected he would be acquitted.
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Semuircalls
Artemus Ward
Berlin Heights
Squire Smith
Skoffer
Bal Tompkins
Wiliam Topkins
Jong
Knox
William
Bunior
Bill Shakspeer
Bob Ridly
Ben Jonson
William Kan
Faw
Soda
Atchison, K. T
Salt Lake Express
Denver City
Salt Lake
John Scndder
Bassett
Complex European News Flows Across Coast to New York
April 27 reports from New York describe the Steamship Africa arrival with European dates, French tax and colonial debates, Bank of France losses, Naples unrest, Palermo fighting, and stirrings in Naples and Rome. London, Liverpool, and Indian news touch on markets, wrecks, and riots. A Neapolitan insurrection and Aversa demonstration favor Victor Emmanuel are noted.
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New York
Africa
Bank of France
Naples
Palmer
Menaiia
Spain
London Chronicle
France
England
Red River
Orleans
Rome
Mensina
Omer Pasha
Romelia
Bank of England
Funda
Palermo
Liverpool
Heenan
Sayers
London
India
St Bengal
Indigo
Manadods
Lord Raglan
Bombay
Karachee
Kattywar
Mesers, Wakefield, Nash & Co
Cunard
Palestine
Quebec
Switzerland
Francé
Federal Council
Savoy
Prussia
Russia
Belgium
Aversa
Victor Emanuel
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Biles
Eenes
Artemos Ward
Ares
Real Life
St. Josefn
pAl Goohg
Nicholas Vail
Benj. Riley
Vaile
N. Y. Tribune
Pugh
Hp. U
New York Herald
Dickinson
Whchh
Albany
Tribune
the Tribune
Massachussetts
Mexico
Central America
Toucey
Breckenridge
Richardson
Pee Houlgimeey
Stuart
Sich
Miles
Bas
Robt. Ferguson
Utica
New Hartford
Ith ‘Congress
Nonrott
Vas Apel
Thel 2
Braley
Webpaties Rogers
Yieror
Oes
Concord
N.H
Edward H. Rollins
Aston H.craigin
Lebanon
Wm. Hale
Kingadale
Amos Tuck
Exeter
Ono
Cairo
Troy
Marshal Holmes
Chas: Nalle
B. W. Hamsborow
Culpepper Co
Commissioner Beach
Gouldia
Habeas Corpua
St. Louis
the Pacific ,R. R
Panama Star
New Granada
Aspinwall
Costa Rica
Valparaiso
Coe New York
Steamship Star of the West
Havana
Milwaukee
Dixon
Scranton
Morning Herald
Dunmere
J. D. Adams
Danmere
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