Many Nations Report Mixed Telegraphic News
The day’s telegraphic items cover French Assembly picks a new committee, Prussian Diet bills on church matters, British Derby standings, Pope jubilees, and American political and legal notes. Also included are market snapshots from New York, London, and Chicago plus local incidents and a dramatic deed forgery tale.
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Pau
M, M
Snonlays
Caswnne
Ricard
Ferry
Picaris
M. Gabstta
Beatty
Bussels
Senate
Germany
Loxvox
Epsom Downs
Gaiopin
Claremont
Benus
Texna
Bismarck
Niswer
France
New Oarkans
Guuntestox
Charleston
New York
Wasuyorow
Charles J. Graves
Rome
Egypt
Maj. Groven
Honor
South
Pierrepont
Indiana
Interior Department
Black Hills
Spotted Tail
Secretary of the Interior
South Atlantic
Gulf States
St. Jostin’s
Wrxesmannr
Ibis
Jowett
Erie
Pennsylvania Coal Company
the Tribune
Erie Railway Company
Eriestailway Company
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Jewett
St. Loui
Presbyterian Assembly
Wilson
Stuart Robinson
Louisville
J. J. Cooke
Geo
Brown
Jerry Ryan
Albert Gottleib
Ben
Smith
Hannon
Fred
Kuntz
CuermuaNo
Presbyterian General Assembly
City Legislative Committee to Probe Rise in Crime
The text describes a plan to appoint a legislative committee to investigate the rapid crime increase in New York City and county, determining if authorities or courts bear responsibility. It notes the committee would have no state expense for members and rely on per diem while in session, drawing mixed reactions from smaller and some higher courts. Attention is drawn to Perry and Slawson’s clearance sale of cigars.
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Torest
Concord and Lexington
Bartlett
South
Charlotte
Old North
Concord
Lexington
Mockilenburg
Westmoreland
Philadelphia
Comralasion
North Carolina
New York Times
Clarn Merwin
Mr. Pierce
Serape
Tony
Clara
Sle
Alexander Campbell
Abner Pierce
Geo Hera
R. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Tobeco
Mary
Alexander Chapell
Philip Merwin
Tennessee
Util
Attr
Nashville
Koon
Register’ Office
Campbell
Alexander Hell
Missouri
Camps Bell
Philip Merwin Mey
Pierce
Ball
Slecamped
Orphins
Cura
Josn Breios
Jenny
Nail
Cluaneter
Viman
Min
Yu Kant Thaken
Homer
Napoleon
Imian
New York
Spain
Sueha
Philip I
Alfonix
Alfonso Ha
Madrid
Jesse D. Burent
Indiana
Amu
Mr. Bright
United States
Federal Senate
Jawa
Albany
Acacia Lodge
Masonry Hall
W.M. FM
Drennan
W. B. Burke
City Hall
Elm Wood Cemetery Decoration Promotes Fraternization In War History
The Elm Wood Cemetery in Memphis hosted a large mixed parade for the graves of Federal and Confederate dead on the 24th, featuring veterans from both sides and battle flags, an event lauded as a rare display of blue and grey unity since the war. Separate notes mention Attorney General Fierro pont's interest in Marshals discipline, grasshopper relief efforts in Missouri, and various brief contemporary items from Boston to Britain.
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Elmwood
Memphis
Tenn
R. E. Lee
Aimout Tonman
United States
Fierrepont
Jexop
Jupiter
Missouri
Mabel Hl. Young
the Warren
Baptist Church
Boston
Vexton
Thomas Piper
Washington
Patterson
South Carolina
Bristow
Ama
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Dublin University
Ohio
Cleveland
Perry & Slawson
Perry & Shawson
Wea
Perry & T
A. H. Cornish
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Kenarsiay
Maree
New Young Money
Edeany
Jane Ie
Great Britain
Savansau
Mommx
Winstixcrox
Pamapetrura
Lauravitte
St Louis
Uplands
Orleans
Juno
Chicago
St. Louis
Mary Merwin
Indice
Kiid
Tyui
Newport
Genito
Aihirs
Coxas
Mexico
Sieither Vile
Rio Grande
Mexica
Cortina
Wiley Williams
Gharlotte
Beard
Seibell & Ezell
Pusat
John L. Neagle
Columbis
Columbia Bridge Company
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