Prince Napoleon Aims for Bonapartist Leader Title
The piece profiles Prince Napoleon, second son of Jerome Bonaparte, detailing his birth in Trieste, marriages, military roles, political shifts, and the recent manifesto. It notes his failed 1861 duel challenge, 1867 Paris Exhibition role, 1870 war hopes, exile, and renewed republican stance in 1875.
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Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Frederika of Wurtemburg
Prince
Trieste
Vienna
Florence
Rome
Switzerland
England
Spain
Louis Phillipe
France
Constituent Assembly
Corsica
Madrid
Louis Napoleon
Republic
Empire
Senate
Council of State
Legion of Honor
Russia
Alma
Inkermann
Clotilde
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Napoleon Victor Jerome Frederick
Prince Imperial
Austria
Orleans
Duc d’Aumale
Brussels
Sedan
Julesi Favre
Gambetta
Volante Nationale
Saphir and Jesuit Mockery in a German Stagecoach Tale
A centuries old German tale centers on Saphir a deformed Jew traveling by stagecoach. Two Jesuits mock his appearance. He endures then retorts asking which society of Jesus they belong to and quips about their first being donkeys and their last thieves on Calvary.
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Saphir
Germany
Society of Jesus
Mount Calvary
Surprise Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Hosier
A party of 30 to 40 friends near the city honored Mr and Mrs Hosier on their sixteenth wedding anniversary with a surprise Wednesday evening. Guests brought gifts and supplies for a substantial supper and the event was described as memorable. Also noted is A Atkins leaving J T Fe Millers tailoring house after ten years to open a new shop in the spring.
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H. Hosier
A. Atkins
J. T. Fe Miller
Odd and Ends: German relief donors listed in Gazette
The Gazette prints nearly all donor names for the German relief fund with additions. The Lutheran church fund will be a separate collection, leaving just over 1200 dollars for Terre Haute outside that fund. The Paris totals include Hamburger 10, Berlau & Son 5, Rosenheim 1, Cohn 50 to 100, and Nick Stein considers going to Brazil to circulate a subscription paper.
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Lutheran Church Fund
Terre Haute
A. Hera
Paris
Nick Stein Thioke
Brazil
French Cabinet Crisis Unfolds as Resignations Set Stage
Paris reports Grevy accepting ministerial resignations as Fallieres moves to form a new cabinet. Ferry declines formation, a coalition ministry under Fallieres is planned with Terrard foreign affairs and De Mohy marine interim. Cabinet meets as proscriptive bill debate resumes in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Chamber of Deputies
London Times
Paris
Jules Ferry
Falliers
Duclerc
Billot
Jaurigaberry
Terrard
de Mohy
Marine
Ad Interem
Thibaudin
Fallieres
Asaagnac
de la Motte
Thomas Jefferson as a controversial portrait in Gath's lecture
Gath chronicles Jefferson with mixed blame and praise, arguing he opposed Hamilton, supported emancipation in theory, and used political tactics to push reform. The talk surveys Jefferson's role, his clashes with Washington, and his legacy alongside Adams, Madison, Monroe and later presidents.
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Jefferson
Kentucky
Virginia
Calhoun
Beyleebt
Europe
Gallatin
Hamilton
Louisiana
Washington
Tate
Stu
Eerbalan
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Monroe
Madison
Monticello
Princeton College
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Peter the Great
Republic
Martin van Buren
Treasury Department
Telegraph
White House
Accion
Gath
Polk
Nashville
Taylor
Fillmore
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Lincoln
Garfield
Salt River
Clay
Accident on the Wabash Line Damages Trains Near St Louis
A west bound Wabash St Louis and Pacific express struck a broken rail a mile east of here at eleven last night sending a chair car and sleeper down a forty foot embankment. Eight passengers were aboard with the porter injured. Names include M Knight C E Whitman A W Colton N J Gail. porter unnamed. A nearby I and St L freight derailment near Seventh street narrowly avoided serious damage. No. 5 passenger arrived shortly after.
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Wanasz, Inc
M. Knight
St. Louis
C. E. Whitman
A.W. Colton
Toledo
N.J. Gail
Porter
Seventh Street
Legislature Debates Constitutional Amendments After Evansville Trip
Yesterday both houses discussed constitutional amendments but did not finish. Majority and minority reports circulated as a general debate unfolded with members eager to record their positions, with sessions to resume Monday after returning from Evansville.
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Evansville
Deliberate Murder in Bath Township Closes in Tragic Farm Case
In Clinton county Bath Township a farmer David Clark was shot and killed by his wife following years of trouble. She sought to give medicine to a sick child against doctor orders, and as Clark tried to revive the child she fired a pistol through a door, killing him instantly.
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Kemas
Micn
Bath Township
Clinton County
David Clark
Clark
Orphan Home Brick Quality Compared in Offer
In Mr. George E. Farnington's office specimens compare brick for the new Orphan Home Building. The Zanesville brick is beautiful, crack free, and the exact shade, while the Evansville brick is unattractive, crack filled, with small holes.
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George E. Farnington
Orphan Home
Zanesville
Evansville
Death of Garfield Learned publisher in West Newton
Garfield Learned of the firm Learned Thompson and Co publishers of the Shipping List Boston died this morning at his West Newton home after a brief illness at age 75. He was father of Ames F Learned the New York agent for the New England Associated Press.
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Boston
Garfield Learned
Learned, Thompson & Co
West Newton
Ames F. Learned
New York
New England Associated Press
Revival Services at Cloverland Circuit Near City
A revival under the United Brethren denomination continues at the McPherson school house six miles east on the National road. Rev. Miller leads the meetings at Cloverland circuit. two weeks of services have drawn large crowds. Twenty individuals have united with the church amid rising interest.
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McPherson School House
National Road
Miller
Cloverland Circuit
Church
Police Barricade Planned for Mace Slade Sparring Tonight
Chief of Police Waiting ordered officers to prevent the sparring match between Mace and Slade scheduled for tonight in New York.
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New York
Force
Mace
Slade
Charles Foote Whipped in Jail for Wife Beating
Barrimore Mo January 29 Charles Foote a colored man was whipped with seven lashes in jail today for beating his wife. The incident occurred after he was tried and found guilty by a local court.
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Barrimore, Mo
Charles Foote
Flood Aid Fund Reaches Cincinnati Total of 16194.62
The fund raised in Cincinnati for flood sufferers in Germany amounts to 16194.62 dollars. Funds distributed to aid victims are channeled through local committees and relief organizations coordinating with international aid agencies.
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Germany
Cincinnati
Vague Tribute Amid Names Webster Seymour Greeley
Fragmentary line references Webster Seymour and Greeley with a remark that he was “a little 100 human” and paid a splendid tribute to Greeley, indicating a commemorative or laudatory context without clear event details.
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Webster
Seymour
Gree
Greeley
Constitutional amendments in Indiana Senate debate ends
The Indiana Senate concluded a two day debate on constitutional amendments with speeches by senators including Bell and McClure. The majority report declared the amendments not legally pending, and a motion to concur was defeated. The House will likely finish today as elected officials from multiple counties weighed in. The Studebakers and Oliver Chilled Plowworks requested an elections committee probe into alleged bullying of their workers in the recent election.
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Charles Eppinghausen
Patrick Shannon
Brazil
Shannon
Indiana
State Senate
Ristine
Marvin
McClure
Henry
McIntosh
Bell
Senate
Yeas
Naya
Benz
Bischowsky
Brown
Compton
Davidson
Duncan
Faulkner
Fletcher
Hill
Hilligans
Howard
Hutchinson
Johnson
Tippecanoe
May
McCulloch
Null
Rahm
Richardson
Smith
Jay
van Vorhis
Voyles
Toe Eewen Ays
Andy
Campbell
Ernest
Fleming
Foulke
Graham
Hoover
Keiser
Lockridge Lindley
Macartney
M Marvin
cRa
Delaware
Vine
Abeent
Hostetter
Willard
Magee
Bischosky
Youche
House
Messrs. Williams
Knox
Shively
Price
Wilson
Kosciusko
Gibson, Sterritt
Antrim
Studebakers
Oliver Chilled
South Bend
Committee On Elections
Harringtons Arrested After Saloon Snafu and Stolen Sacque
Police, aided by Julia Riley, arrest Harry Harrington at Mike Gainey’s saloon and brothers Charles and Frank at 510 Lafayette. A sealship sacque stolen from T. W. Stewart’s North Sixth Street home turns up at a second hand store. Julia Riley and family briefly held, later released.
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Wanderer
Cain
Julia Kiley
Harry
Charles
Frank Harrington
Mike Gainey
Chestnut Street
Lafayette Street
T. W. Stewart
North Sixth Street
Vandever
Riley
Julia
Julia Riley
Gainey’s
Sexton
A. Z. Foster
Riley’s
Canvs Out For Nuptials Of Offenheimer And Monnberger
Invitations note the wedding of Sigmund Offenheimer and Charlotte Monnberger set for March 15, with plans for a formal ceremony and reception by family and friends.
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Sigmund Offenheimer
Charlotte Monnberger
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Thomas, the Doubter
George Alfred Townsend
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