Global Waves of News Mix Sailors, Papal Letters, and Mexican Headlines
London reports twelve Liverpool sailors set for Canada and the US with a yacht strike over wages threatening Livonia’s Cowes regatta entry. Paris notes Pope’s congratulations to Thiers on the loan and Thiers’ health not the motive, while fortifications in Dunkirk and Calais are debated. Brussels bans cattle imports from Germany and Russia due to rinderpest. In Mexico, Juarez’s death triggers mourning and cabinet speculation. Lerdo consolidates power as Diaz declines San Francisco aid.
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London
Liverpool
Canada
United States
Livona
Merery
Livonia
Cowes
Golward
Italy
Holy See
Trionville
Thiers
England
Belgium
Paris
Assembly Committee On
Gravelines
Dunkirk
Lille
Calais
Geneva
Brussels
Germany
Russia
Constantinople
Cosusconmee
Bosphorus
Mexico
Thomas H. Nelson
Juarez
Guerrero
Lerdo
Congress
Chiapas
Wariscal
Washington
Unite States
Stanislas Canadea
Nelson
Senor
Cervantes
Angel Yturbide
Diaz
San Francisco
Tepec
Argus
wosRepublics
Origin of Fashions Reveals Romantic Military Tale
A Belgian paper cites a fashions origin tied to French battle legends. Women allegedly bared bosoms to deter enemy capture, inspiring low gowns in festive dress. The tale links attire to wartime courage and national identity, ending with a note on Lorenzo Mason of Detroit dying in Rocky Point, R L.
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Adies
Eyacon
Baltimore to Athens and back by the B&O Railroad
The writer recalls a Baltimore and Ohio line trip from Cincinnati through Parkersburg Grafton and Piedmont to Kingwood and beyond. He notes bridges tunnels landscapes and mountain panoramas and reflects on Civil War sites near Antietam and Harper's Ferry. He ends with calm about politics and city views on arrival.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Millcreek
Cincinnati
the Hocking
Southeastern
Lunatic Asylum
Athens
Bellaire
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Newport
Ric
Grafton
Phillippi
Piedmont
Kingwood Tunnel
Cheat River
Altamont
Penearece
Savage River
Savage Mountain Renge
Meadow Mountains
Meadow Range
Thomas
Maryland
Peru
South America
Otomac
Antietam
Gettysburg
Martinsville
Potomac
Blarper’s Ferry
John Brown
Brown
Sleep positions linked to nervous health at North Pole
In 1872 a Cumminsville writer claims sleep orientation affects health. Sleep head-to-north when an organ malfunctions, then switch to head-to-south after obstruction clears. He argues the body follows a natural current of vitality, curing uterine and spinal diseases and other chronic ailments.
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North Pole
Cumminseville
Boston concert closes as coast to coast news rolls in
The Boston farewell concert ends as a wave of reports from Ohio to Kentucky arrive. Items include the acquittal of Sen. Parker in a murder trial, a body found near Steubenville, highway robbery on the Shepherdsville road, seminary site choice favoring Louisville, and several political nominations in Ohio districts. Also noted are races at Buffalo and Long Branch, a brutal steamboat incident in Carsonville, and a fatal burglary shooting near Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Henry M. Atkinson
United States Senate
Charlestown
Ind
Matt Parker
John Riley
Steubenville
Ohio
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Huberete
Shepherdsville Road
Bulloe County
Blue Lick Creek
Huber
Geneval Tribunal
Fifteenth
W. P. Sprague
John T. Wilson
Congress
Severth Ohio
Rush R. Sloane
Elmira
Greely
Horace
England
Rome
Galway
Buffalo
Lady Maud
Zilddie
Goldies
Mary H
Kilburn
Jim
Hate
Elmo
Gazelle
Advance
Sensation
Grace
G. Lester
Lacey
Goldsmith Maid
American Girl
Henry
Long Branch
Wizard
Colorasa
Albuera
Lyttleton
King Fisher
Susan Ann
Melerian
Preakness
Arizona
National Educational Association
Faneuil Hall
Carsonville
St. Louis
John Stephens
Stephens
Butts
Murphy
Bramlette
Cave City
G. H. Evans
Pirploaenes
Pittsburg
Evans
Young
Galereman
Young Evans
Sse
William Hoegebring
Binningham
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Shears
Hkely
Greeley
Gratz
President Grant
Contler-Journal
Lorenzo Mason
Detroit
Rocky Point
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Evening Star
Haspard Ferry
Apther
Grant
Anon
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Weekly Star
Family Journal
Home Circle
Estey
Mont Blanc
Puss
Mamma
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Star’ Publishing Company, Cer. of
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Lanusmnassy Vo
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Railroad Company
Lexington
Norvin Green
R.H. Courtney
Sec
Treas
Queen City Paint Store
W. C. Peale & Bro
Central Avenue
Degrath
Canadas
Central America
California
Warren Street
New York
Eaceet
C. Degrath
Bott
Chas. DeGrath
Resly, Jro
D. Park
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Brother Emanuel
St. Joseosephs Academy
West Eighth Street
Pennsylvania
Military Academy
Chester, Delaware CO
West Point
Oeen
John Cinnamon
A. B. Merriam
Hagans
Jasin
D&w
Type Foundry
Cincinnati Type Foundry
Co. C. Wells
Treasure
Vine Street
RGF
Railroads
Reliable
Little Miami
Columbus
Great Trunk Railroad
Linen
Lightning Express
FAI Nyereg
Xenia
Loveland
Morrow
Pullman
Cac Fe
York
Columbus Timeo
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Burnet House
Sevena Ss. Selon
Myst
W. L. OB Brien
Gincin’ti, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Dayton Express
Toledo
Lima
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Peor
Mavtoon
Peoria
St Louis
Connersville
Richmond
Chica
Chicago
Dayton
Mississtrri
Cine Cintianatl
Rus Roos Louis
Vernon Accommodat
Miami
Firana
New Yorkc
CARE
Rex Wareham
Cincinnati and Muskingum
Zaneg
Shane Bashsin
Circleville
Dayton Short Line
Delaware
Cleveland Bayou
Pscrinicnei Aer
Vine
Pearl Stree
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Vandalia
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Sam. Dam
Warsaw
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