Dore the master of many designs dies in 1883
Paul Gustave Doré, renowned for prolific output across varied subjects, died January 23, 1883. Born Strasbourg 1833, he rose to international fame with作品 illustrating Balzac and Paradise Lost, yet critics note his influence exceeded enduring artistic distinction.
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Paul Gustave Dore
Dore
Strasbourg
Paris
Lycee Charlemagne
Hercules
France
Balzac
Tennyson
Christ
Jerusalem
Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Regions
The report notes an earthquake at five this morning in Bloomingdale with a prolonged rumble and shock felt townwide. Earlier in January two minor shocks occurred in Worgsoro New York. Hungary and Spain also recorded tremors with a late evening shock in Hungary and renewed shocks in Murcia. An encyclical from Pope Leo XIII urged devotion to St. Priane.
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Bloominetor
Iun
Leo XIII
St. Priane
Forepaugh Beauty Sues Over Parlor Car Arrangements
Laura Montague, known as Miss Montague and wife of Paul Kieser, sues Forepaugh's circus for salary and alleges breach of contract over traveling accommodations in 1882. The trial before Judge Pierce heard details of promised private rooms and changes to sleeping car arrangements amid testimony and courtroom humor.
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Puila Delputa
Fes
Louice Montague
Forepaugh
Adam Forepaugh
Rectifying House Opens at Distillery with Large Tanks
The rectifying house at the distillery is now in working order. It contains twenty four tanks with a combined capacity of over 90 000 barrels. Two of the largest tanks hold 10 000 barrels each.
Slander Case Testimony and Jury Challenge at Gougar-Mandler Trial
In Lafaytte on February 2 the Gouger Mandler trial heard legal arguments over admitting Mayor McGinley testimony. The judge allowed the mayor's evidence despite defense objections and motions to set aside the jury amid claims of jury conduct and pretrial remarks by jurors. Counterclaims about attempted outside influence and personal remarks were argued, with tears from Mrs Gougar as Colonel Wilson spoke. The court ruled the jury valid and the case continued after adjournment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayrtte
Gouger-Mandler
Gould
McGinley
Wallace
James Shipley
John Obenceain
Shipley
Colonel Wilson
Fatal Farm Accident Near Town Inquest Held
Michael Bowlar, a farm hand of Charles Probst on James Black’s farm southeast of town, was killed instantly when a falling tree struck him as he tried to flee. The incident occurred about 9 am after thirteen days of cutting cord wood. Bowlar’s companion, who warned him, witnessed the tragedy and Bowlar’s body was brought to town for coroner’s inquest procedures.
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Charles Probst
James Black
Probat
Bis Yer
Miniside
Lgie
Jas. Black
Steamer Kenmure Castle Lost in Biscay Storm
London reports confirm the steamer Kenmure Castle foundered in the Bay of Biscay with eight passengers and eight crew saved in a single boat. Heavy gale warnings persist along the coasts as other casualties appear in scattered dispatches.
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Island of
Jersey
Southampton
Kenmure Castle
Bhanghai
Suez Canal
Bay of Biscay
Woman on Wilson Street Attempts Suicide
A woman named Miss Walker of Wilson Street attempted suicide by morphine overdose as reported in Saturdays Daily. George W. Crapo pumped the poison from her. family difficulties are given as the motive. she is about 23, unmarried, and described as prepossessing, with a belief she was doing well at last report.
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Wilson Street
George W. Crapo
Missing patent medicine man flees after alarming note
Two patent medicine men staying at the Filbeck House drew attention when one traveled to Clinton and did not return. The other received a troubling note and left Terre Haute in haste, leaving his partner silent on the incident.
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Filbeck House
Clinton
Terre Haute
Remeips
Polk's Bond Reduced by Judge in Nashville
Nashville Tenn February 3 Judge Quarkes of the Criminal Court lowered ex Treasurer Polk bail to 50000 on grounds that he no longer holds the 950000 United States bonds with coupons totaling 30000 and that his health and life are endangered by confinement.
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Tenn
Quarkes
Criminal Court
Polk
United States
Tree accident claims farmer’s life near Bowling Green
Probat and Mathias Brother testified a worker named Mike Bowlin aged about fifty was cutting a tree when it cracked and fell. Bowlin ran toward the fall and was struck. James Black confirmed Bowlin’s identity and hometown. Coroner Drought ruled death accidental. the body goes to undertaker Rye for burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Rye
Woodlawn
Neal and Craft Escorted by Troops to Grayson Trial
About four hundred troops with three artillery pieces left Lexington and headed to Grayson to escort Neal and Craft for trial. In Grayson opposition grows with threats to fire on the military. The Times Star notes a large depot crowd and extra police amid tense mood.
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Sudden Rise in Wheat Prices Causes Market Shift
Wheat advanced yesterday five cents per bushel to 98 for Fultz and 1.05 for Red due to poor roads and dwindling supply as farmers in the region sold their grain.
Governor offers $5000 reward for capture of ex treasurer Isaac H. Vincent
The Governor announces a $5,000 reward for the capture and return of Isaac H. Vincent, late State Treasurer, to the Sheriff of Montgomery county. The Legislature adopted a joint resolution authorizing and sustaining the offer.
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Montgomery County
Isaac H. Vincent
Sluggers Freed as Judge Finds No Violation
In New York on February 3 Mace and Slade the pugilists were discharged by Judge Donahue who ruled the evidence did not show any violation of the laws. In St Louis Muldoon defeated Bibby to win the Greco Roman wrestling match.
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Mace
Slade
Donahue
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Muldoon
Bibby
D. M. Ferry & Co. Seed Catalogue Ad Promotes Quality
Advertises D. M. Ferry & Co. Detroit seedsmen as the largest U S seed house with a world renowned reputation for purity and fertility. Offers the 1883 Annual Seed Catalogue free on request and promotes Diamond Dyes for color matching.
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D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Centerville Siftings Inv Fup 5 83
Local notes report a dull business tone in Centerville and list small-town happenings. Items cover church revival results, visits by residents, political opinions, a marriage, a jail escape attempt involving nine prisoners, and ongoing searches for two Harrington brothers.
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M. HE
James Hall
Chicago
P. M
Scott
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Green County
Nasby
J. E. P. Stephens
Wm. Bowman
Bill
T. H. Cochram
James Wooden
Dr. Perkins
Maston
Democrat Party
A. H. Corhams
Criminal Department
Vigo County
Marry
Charles Harrington
George Dale
Jack O’connell
James O’connell
Thos. Jones
Geo. W. Wingo
James Carroll
Wm. Davenport
Sugar Creek Scraps Update in Local Notes
Mrs. O P Fuller of Maxville visits Otter Creek friends. Miss Lizzie Sheets invites her Illinois brother. Dr Hall of Maxville moves to Hartford Ill. William Wiley of Illinois visits Sugar Creek. James Kennedy ill at his father’s home. Andrew Kalor of Bloomtown returns from Dakota with 160 acre government claim. R K Harris clan lose forty cattle in Wa bash rise. Ailcorn shod 105 horses in five days. Sugar Creek King and R Buize seen in Maxville. Dronda slippers become evening social fashion.
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O. P. Fuller
Maxville
Otter Creek
Lizzie. Sheets
Illinois
Dr. Hall
Hartford
Lad
Wm. Wiley
James Kennedy
Andrew Kalor
Bloomtown
Dakota
RK. J. Harris
Sop
Ailcorn
West End
National Road
King
R. Buize
C. Emanuel
Dronda
Hatchet Killing in Bunan Aged Couple Fatalities
James Livingston killed his wife with a hatchet in Bunan Massachusetts last night. He notified a neighbor after the act. Both had been drinking and quarrelled. Jealousy is cited as the motive. Livingston aged sixty and his wife forty five left four children.
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Bunan
Mass
James Livingston
Livingston
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