Theening Star and Summer Mail Rates discussed
Cincinnati readers note The Evening Star earns the title of Ohio's largest circulating afternoon paper. A proposal at Washington concerns releasing Dr Howard to return on a Navy vessel. The writer urges a cautious, Lazarus like release rather than a forced action, while supporting his freedom.
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Theening Star
Ohio
State Department
Washington
Howard
United States
Dr. Howard
Lazarus
Strauss To Lead Sixty Musiker In Gotham Concert
Gotham glows with excitement as STRauss plans a Boston jubilee concert. The great Austrian composer will assemble an orchestra of sixty string and wind players to perform waltzes and pieces of German character for Gotham's jubilant audience.
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Gotham
Strauss
Boston
Gothamites
Judges Impeached in New York Senate Removes McCann
The New York Senate unanimously voted to remove Judge McCann from office after a guilty finding on charges that he degraded the administration of justice. The ruling underscores the judiciary's accountability and the Senate's resolve to preserve public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCann
Senate
Partizan
Senate of
Crisis in France Deepens Over Thiers Presidency
French leaders foresee a looming political crisis as President Thiers faces growing pressure from rivals. Supporters fear his resignation while opponents gather figures like the Duke de Broglie to form an Executive Commission. The aged leader’s fate hangs on whether he resigns or dies in office.
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France
Thiers
Duke de Broglie
Thiere
Paris
Marshal McMahon
Duke de Noaillis
United States
New York
Frederick D. Grant
Thiers Zodtarcer
Eermn
Royal
Biste
Broglie
Phillip Lithgow
State of
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Hetws Lithgow
Phillip Lith
Plaints Office Cor
Ninth St
Centra Ps
French Republic Endurance Tested By Thiers Critics
The piece argues that if Thiers loses power France may resist imperial restoration. It notes French preference for self-government under a Representative Assembly and doubts royalist restoration, while Thiers’ continued influence could prove a practical Republic. Time delays bolster the Republic and hamper imperial aims.
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Thiers
France
Monsieur Thiers
The Gift of Tongues at Geneva
A critique on language barriers in diplomacy at Geneva. The piece argues English should be a universal diplomatic language, noting the French reliance forces interpreters and highlighting missing French fluency among Evarts and Palmer. It underscores the broader need for modern living languages in international business and law.
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Tower of Babel
Geneva
England
Adams
Lotd Tenterden
Evarts
R. Palmer
Monsieur Fayrot
France
Mr. Evarts
Roundel Palmer
Broad World News Roundup of July Fourth Events
A compressed digest notes July Fourth celebrations across Europe and North America with incidents at sea and in cities. It mentions ship Tweedsdale burned at sea, various concerts and feasts, and political and social discussions. Included are remarks by Colfax, William Keen, Adams, and Grant, plus local events in Louisville, Philadelphia, and New York.
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New York
Broo Atlantics
Cleveland Forest Citya
Florian Stauber
Louisiaa
Tweedsdale
Glasgow
Colfax
Spir
Columbus
Tom Scott
Shreveport
Texas
Pacific
Father Burke
Memphis
Drake Mills
Fernando Wood
Chie
Wm.mith
Paris
M. Daboulaye
France
United States
F. Sherman
Albany
Lincoln
Bogardus
Abe Kleinman
Buffalo
Allbert Berry
Toronto
McGee Club
Pittburg
Europe
London
Edinburgh
Manchester
Liverpool
Stuttgart
Geneva
Charles Francis Adams
Virginia Military Institute
William Keen
Thames
Liverpoo
Philadelphia
Tom Guthrie
Louisville
Jos. Meeal
Grant
Long Branch
New York City
Gen. Brown
Indiana
New York Times
Erie
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Foreign News Items From London and Paris July 6
The Daily Telegraph notes a Fourth of July celebration with a shift in sentiment toward American independence while praising the Vicksburg Gettysburg anniversary. Reports from Portland test the Glatten turret ship revealing a favorable turret system verdict. A Calcutta dispatch says Mothsay wrecked with seventeen crew lost. Paris coverage discusses Thiers crisis fears, McMahon opposition to a triumvirate, and ministerial travel notes.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Sherman
Glatten
Portland
Fred
Calcutta
Mothsay
Berrian
United
Left Assembly Members Express Sympathy Today
Havana reports capture of eight more members of the Fannies expedition. Twenty-two are at large as ammunition cases rise. A terrible fire in Constantinople devastates Scutari, destroying about one thousand houses in the poorer quarters.
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Om Thiers
Havana
Fannie
Constantinople
Scutari
Fourth of July celebration at Ohio Reform Park School
Special correspondence from Lancaster reports the Ohio Reform Park School marking Independence Day with a day of music, prayer, a Declaration reading, a patriotic address, cheers for the flag, firecrackers, a baseball game, and a large lemonade feast. A commendation discharge was granted to a well behaved boy after the evening balloon ascents and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Welkin
Chidlaw
Louis
Ohio Farm Farm School
Slavery Trade Decline and Revival Across Africa and Asia
A historical analysis notes the end of the Atlantic slave trade due to European and American pressure, while slavery persists in Muslim regions and eastern markets. It discusses halted commissions, revived intra-African routes via Egypt and the Nile, and calls for Western treaties to curb the traffic, citing observers like Livingstone and Berlieaux.
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Africa
Atlantic
Mixed Commission
Hacedad Good Hope
United States
Great Britain
Portugal
Atrica
Turkey
Egypt
Arabia
Persia
Nile
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Zanzibar
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5Th & Vine
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Darcy ‘Evening Star
Ehauss
Trenton
Missouri
John Lanigan
Robert Blakeley
Robert Cavanaugh
Lanigan
M. Larkin
Cavanaugh
Blakeley
Army of the Tennessee
Madison
Wis
W.T. Sherman
Dayton
Hickenlooper
Force
John A. Logan
Toledo
Limaville
General Sherman
Nellie Grant
John P. Bigelow
Allan Melisaac
James Bliss
Lachance
Presbyterian Board
Illinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Henry Boehm
Staten Island
Ndreda
The
Evening Star
Ohio Reform Park School
Insurance
Union Mutual
Samuel W. Johnson
Ohio Branch
West Third Street
Life Insurance Company, Chicago
Rusation
America
M. J. Maxwell
Pike’s Opera House
Charles J. Hess
Insurance Department
Audivor
Cincinnati Mutu Life. Insurance Pany
James Willi
Emery Wheesls
Gaff, Gray & Gordon
West Second Street
Aganists
Eee
D.H. Bale
West Fourth Street
Decker Broa
Chickering
W. H. Adderley
Apoth
Sixth
Mound Streets
Charles W. Karr
Otary
Main East
Amd
Type Foundry
Cincinnati Type Foundry
B. Ama's
Vine Street
Bet
Covington Advertisements
Coal
Montgemmery & Co Co
A. J. Clark
Walmat
Korte Bros
Wilson Bro
N. Y
Pike's Opera House
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Stationery
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
St. Pauls
Eadquarters
Greeley
James Gates & CO
Main St
LEGAL
Yenant
Probate Court
Linn Street
Incinnati
Paralel
Wade
Eieny
Pri
Rodefeld
H. W. Rodefeld
D. Hemmelgarn & Co
Adam Weis
Carone Wes
Caroline Ee County
Adam Yore
Weis
A. J. Jessup
W. Cor. Main
Courta
Queen City Paint Store
W. C. Peale & Bro
Central Avenue
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