Painter Cabasson Fumes Over Students Prank at Institute
In a Paris art school incident, painter Cabasson lunged at students after a prank that mixed dressing a man in savage attire with a staged theater in a hidden cellar. Colleagues Boutinier and Rondinier defend past mischief while recalling their own youthful escapades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolinet
Rondinier
In Re
Ir Drisen
League
Cabasson
School of Fine Arts
Ray
Mr. Cabasaon
Institute
Ropinet
Boudinier
Cabassoh
Boutinier
Mr. Boudinier
Mr. Robinet
Mr. Boutinier
Mr. Cabasson
Merbleu
Father Bertrand
Quau de Conti
Mint
Paris
Chaton
Meudon
Bougival
Siena Wenn
Grim Studio Pranks End With Chilling Chimney Tale
The piece recounts a wild studio escapade where pranksters lure spectators with a staged beheading and a fake murder. A locksmith unlocks a door releasing actors and a lifelike dummy that wrecks the crowd. Cabasson narrates deadly practical jokes from a fourth floor studio and a skeleton gag involving two old maids and a chimney fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliston
Boughal
Meudon
Quay du Cont
Olica
Father Bertrand
Cabasson
Mr. Robinet
Institute
Father Labranche
Liat
Opsian
Messrs
Boudiner
Robiret
Advice on sailing Crops for steady feed succession
Advice discusses sailing as a system for feeding livestock, noting advantages such as higher yields per acre, reduced fencing, and easier manure production, balanced by higher labor and cost. It lists crops for a reliable feed sequence including parsnips, winter rye, orchard grass, red clover, peas and oats, corn, barley, and sorghum, with notes on timing and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmer
The Union's New Era in a Democratic Rise
Boston Globe argues that the Union enters a new era with Democratic ascendancy under Grover Cleveland. It condemns the Republican revival of Civil War era politics as anti national and warns it opposes the era of national unity and modern progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Boston Globe
Spirit of the Press and Political Views Across Papers
A collage of editorials notes modest RB Hayes in transit East and cites political stances. It quotes The New York Sun on voter intelligence and cites the Atlanta Constitution, Chicago Herald, Pittsburgh Post, and Troy Press on perceptions of the administration, civil service law, and party aims.
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RB. Hayes
Ohio
Hayes
Federal Service
New York Sun
Ben Butler
Atlanta Constitution
United States
Chicago Herald
Pittsburgh Post
Troy Press
Willie Wallie Phelps Heralded as Prophet in Politics
The Kansas City Times notes Willie Wallie Phelps claims Blaine will win a larger vote from dissatisfied Democrats and Irish voters with American suffrage. The piece recalls a similar remark from 1884. Montreal tackles spring floods by borrowing 500000 for a permanent dike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wallie Phelps
Phelps
Blaine
Kansas City Times
Montreal
Uncomfortable Dilemma for Republicans over Blaine Nomination
The St Louis Republican analyzes the GOP split over a Blaine nomination for 1888. It notes Blaine’s waning unanimity, independent Republicans not fully backing him, Mugwumps likely to bolt, and party leaders fearing inevitable defeat either way. If Blaine is nominated, defeat looms. if not, chances worsen and factional tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Sherman
Allison
Hawley
Gresham
Ben
Cleveland
Republican Party
Lincoln
Bisine
St Loris Hepullcan
Southern Progress and the Souths Industrial Rise
The South shifts from lost cause rhetoric to a new focus on industry and wealth. In the last eight months capital surpassed two hundred million dollars, with fifteen thousand new industries and iron production near nine hundred thousand tons, powering mills and shops across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomatox
North
South
Jack the Giant Killer
N. ¥. Herald
Evictions in Iowa Highlight Land Reform Possibility
The Detroit Free Press notes that Iowa settlers evicted by assignees of a railroad with questionable grant legitimacy suffer injustice. It urges Democratic House to improve its land record by protecting honest settlers from railroad-era dispossessions, while questioning Republican Senate's willingness to act against monopolists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ireland
Interior Department
Senate
Detroit Free Press
Odds and Ends from a Busy Era in Mixed News
A collection of brief items: New York fashion shows cigarette cases in silver, a Marion Indiana barn struck by lightning killing animals but sparing the observer, a Philadelphia clock fronted by an oyster shell dial, and notes on a Virginia mayor’s legal finesse. Also tidbits on apples grafted with pears, new iron lace casting, Washington monument access, fly fishing lakes in Herkimer County, windmills powering beacons near the Seine, a trotting and pacing Cleveland horse, signature origins, Sierra Nevada geography, a Lexington Michigan turkey and prairie chicken brood, Paris handkerchief fashions, and noble ladies’ scented embroideries.
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Maine
New York
James Smith
Marion
Ind
Smith
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Tobby
Gordy
Tom Webb
Millyie
Cal
Washington
Washington Monument
Congress
Wilmart Lake
Big Rock Lake
Herkimer County
Adiromluck
Seine
Cleveland
Sierra Nevada Range
Caseard Mountains
Sierra Nevadas Acre
Mount Shasta
Tejon Pass
Coast Range
Mount Whitney
United States
Alaska
George Ambrose
Captain Oxeson
Lexington
Mich
Paris
Princess de Saam
Marquis de Grenfahle
Duchess de Bragama
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Peper
Haas
Dors Hut
Erica
Gould
Oote
Mabel
Ur Mzives
Napoleon
Toatow
Gabe
Petit-Pierre
Hoop
Peti Pierre
Pett-Pierre
Comissary of Police
Joseph Moutet
N. C. Timen-Democrat
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UNION
Spirit OF the Press
Willie Wallie
Southern Progress
Thomas Kirby
Abilene, Kansas
Ee le Uy &, Pres
Taro
Moseon
First National Bank
Abilene Bank
HL Labuld
Ae Fine
Wester
Lnanilitw
Incorporated Bank
Lebold, Fisher & O., Bankerse Ww
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Snollegare
Das
Felty
Susllenberger
Iam Jefferson Medical College
Buckeye
de Garecios
F. Garcelon, M. B
Faulkner
Broadway
Seventh Street
Hockeys Avenue
J. M. Gleisner
Abilene
Kansas
M. Kirsch
Gomespathic
Kea
Palace
Palace Drug Store
W. P. Seeds
Attorneys AT Law
Staambaugh, Hurd & Dewey
W. T. Davidson
Lomee
Chicago
Cottage Avenue
Gideon Folk
E. George’s
Excessior Billiard Hall
Spruce Street
Sang Lintmestt
Medicia Lumbermas
Hiaunewrife Sendaefor Gengealfaniyars Cannlor
Mechanic
Nels
Esepu Batt
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