Lake Shore Switchmen Strike Pushes Train Out of Chicago
Chicago June 25. Lake Shore officials score first gain as a loaded freight train leaves the city amid clashes with strikers and police. Fifty special officers, Blodgett with twenty five switchmen, and a large crowd contend at Forty third Street. One derailed car, arrests made, and a locomotive moves a ten car train north to Thirty eighth Street guarded by a heavy police cordon. Officials predict the strike may extend along the line tomorrow.
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Chaiaco
Lake Shore
Town of Lake Police Station
Amsden
Blodgett
Forty-third Street
Toledo
Enoa
Thirty-eighth Street
Sailboat Wanderer Capsizes Killing Six In Bay
In Providence on June 27 a sailboat named Wanderer capsized near Potter's Cove while returning from Bristol to Prudence Island. E J Farmer and wife Mary C with daughter Mamie age 6, C W Girsch and family, Wm G Brayton and wife, all tied to Farmer Girsch amp Co engravers and printers, were aboard. Brayton in control could not manage the boat in strong winds. Six people drown including the four children who were in the cabin and not seen again. Later reports add Lottie Garland aged 12 as a drowned victim.
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Providence
R. L
J. Farmer
Mary C
Mamie
C. W. Girsch
Farmer, Girsch & Co
Wm. G. Brayton
Wanderer
Bristol
Prudence Island
Brayton
Potter’s Cove
Lottie Garland
Gatling Gun Aimed at Police Use in Cities
In Washington on June 27 Dr. Gatling inventor of the Gatling gun revealed a new compact police model. Light and portable the gun weighs about fifty pounds with twelve inch barrels and mounted on a police wagon. Two or three units could reach riot scenes quickly and fire at least 1000 rounds per minute, with the presence of such weapons expected to deter mob violence.
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Washington
Gatling
Senate committee votes against bribery probe in Payne election
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections reported adversely to any investigation of bribery charges in Senator Payne's election. The majority contends there is insufficient evidence of money influencing the result, while a minority report favors an investigation. Signers for the minority are Hear and one other, with several senators set to back the majority.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Payne
Teller
Evarts
Logan
Saulsbury
Vance
Pugh and
Eustis
Powderly ends Troy strike drive over women workers
In New York on June 27 fifteen thousand girls and women will work in Troy after Grand Master Workman Powderly visited the city. He examined the situation and ordered the Knights of Labor Committee to withdraw, deeming the campaign hopeless and the original strike a mistake.
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New York
Troy
Powderly
Out After Eleven Ducked By Village Vigilantes
Benjamin Thompson a Flushing printer was found on the street at 11 o clock on Wednesday night by the town vigilance group. He was taken to a village basin and thrown in twice as punishment for breaking rules, with a third dunk avoided by his promise not to transgress again. This was Thompson's second encounter with the vigilant group.
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New Yor
Benjamin Thompson
Flushing
L. I
Thompson
Vigiants
Tragic Corry Gas Stove Blast Burns Woman. House Destroyed
In Corry Pennsylvania on June 27 Mark Sheldon lights a gasoline stove after a drive with his wife. She enters the kitchen and is instantly enveloped in flames prompting a heroic struggle to extinguish. Mrs Sheldon suffers severe burns though hospital reports indicate possible recovery. The residence and its contents were consumed by flames.
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Corry
Mark Sheldon
Ice cream poison linked to tyrotoxicon in milk
Dr V C Vaughn reports tyrotoxicon, the core poison in cheese, also found in Newton ice cream. He says tainted milk in dirty vessels fosters the germ, which can rapidly poison a whole batch and may relate to cholera infantum in similar symptoms.
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Ann Arsor
Mica
V. C. Vaughn
Newton
Vaughn
Double Killing at a Railway Crossing
In Lafayette Maryland on June 27 Alexander Miller and his wife were instantly killed when their wagon was struck by a Louisville New Albany and Chicago train six hours behind schedule. The engine dragged the wagon about a third of a mile before stopping. A whistle at the crossing is disputed.
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Lafayette
Alexander Miller
Jackkeon Tawmehip
Big County
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Miller
Louis Scherer
Queen City Forge Company
Cincinnati
Mixa Vanheyde
Willie Daiser
West Lafayette
Coshocton County
Wetherway
Wm. J. O’neal
Warren County
Warren, Clarke, Greene
Clinton
Mail pouch theft near Ann Harbor reported
A through mail pouch to Ann Harbor from the East arrived late and was locked in the baggage room until morning, then stolen. The open bag and scattered letters were found in a nearby field. Drafts totaling $1 were left in the bag. additional cash is believed missing.
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Ann Harpor
Mica
Ann Harbor
Train crash near Des Moines kills four workers
An extra train crashed into a broken freight section six miles from Des Moines, killing four laborers Henry Hughes S M Davidson Dell Aldret and Thos W Hite who were asleep in the caboose. Two others were injured and four horses died as five cars were demolished on a high embankment bridge. The engineer and fireman escaped by jumping.
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Des Moines
Henry Hughes
S. M. Davidson
Dell Aldret
Thos. W. Hite
Hailstorm damages crops in Fairfield area
A severe rain and hail storm hit Fairfield on Friday afternoon, about five o'clock, for about fifteen minutes. Uncut wheat suffered, corn blades torn to shreds, truck patches damaged, and grape, apple, and pear crops badly harmed. The storm obscured roads as hail stopped traffic.
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Fairfield
Ino
Father O'Sullivan Guilty of Rape in Camillus Case
Syracuse New York June 25 report states Rev Father J E O Sulliv an ex Catholic priest in Camillus found guilty of raping Abbie O Conner a former domestic in his residence and sentenced to eleven years in Auburn State Prison.
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Syracuse
N. Y
J. E. O'Sullivan
Camillus
Abbie O’conner
Auburn State Prison
Lightning strike in mine injures miner in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on Friday evening a lightning bolt struck the head house and traveled down a 1000 foot surface rope into a mine. The current struck a steel drill held by William Evans who then delivered a violent shock into fellow laborer Daniel Monahen causing probable fatal injuries. Evans fainted from the shock.
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Wilkesbarre
Wm. Evans
Daniel Monahen
Evans
Citizen Cutting Freed Temporarily Detained in Paso del Norte
Ex Paso Texas reports an American citizen named Cutting illegally confined by Mexican authorities at Paso del Norte for an offense in this city. The United States Consul cannot secure release and has sent a report to Washington.
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Paso
Tex
Cutting
Paso del Norte
United States
Washington
Mrs Campbell Takes Laudanum After Liveryman’s Death
Pittspurn reporting Mrs John Campbell sister-in-law of John McGiffern the liveryman who shot himself last night died today by taking laudanum Ill health and McGiffen suicide are cited as likely causes of her grave act.
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Pittspurn
John Campbell
John McGiffern
McGiffen
Death Hourly Expected for Ex Vice President Davis
Bloomington Indiana June 25 Ex Vice President David Davis shows steady decline and may die before morning if physicians say he cannot live beyond two days. His condition prompted swift medical evaluations as officials awaited further word on his prognosis.
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Bloomington
Ilat
David Davis
Trial Sparks Fight Between Knights of Labor Officials
In St. Louis on June 25 during the trial of Judge Advocate McGary of the Knights of Labor, heated words led to a clash with Prosecuting Attorney McDonald, followed by blows.
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St. Louis
Advocate McGary
Knights of Labor
McDonald
Baum Arrested for Forging Ex-Senator Thurman’s Name
Indianapolis June 27 Louis Baum was arrested for forging the name of ex Senator Thurman on several checks. He will be sent back to Columbus Ohio without a requisition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Baum
Thurman
Columbus
Government aid grant for Vancouver fire sufferers
Ottawa June 27. Five thousand dollars granted by the Dominion Government in aid of Vancouver fire sufferers.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Vancouver
The Anarchists' Jury in Chicago Criminal Court
In Chicago on June 25 a fourth juror named C. B. Todd was accepted by both sides and sworn in, completing the jury for the anarchists case after today’s court proceedings.
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Chcaco
Criminal Court
C. B. Todd
Fitz John Porter bill clears Senate in 30 to 17 vote
Washington June 25 The Fitz John Porter bill passed the Senate by a tally of 30 yeas and 17 nays. The measure targets military cases and related actions, reflecting ongoing legislative deliberations on wartime authority and civil-military relations.
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Washington
Fitz John Porter
Senate
Yeas
Hailstorm Hits Philadelphia Area. Child Killed in Holmesburg Barn
A severe hailstorm near Philadelphia caused extensive damage with a barn struck at Holmesburg. Eight year old Jacob Cove was killed instantly while his brother William, milking nearby, was stunned and in critical condition.
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Philadelphia
Holmesburg
Jacob Cove
William
Irish famine fund may now be opened in the west
Michael Davitt cabled Patrick Ford from New York that the trouble in the west of Ireland looks well and that the people are in much improved condition thus suggesting the famine fund may be opened.
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New Yorks
Michael Davitt
Patrick Ford
Ireland
Train Standoff as Strikers Force Return to Carcaco
In Carcaco on June 26 a Lake Shore train slipped past strikers guarded by police. A second engine was seized by the strikers and a brief battle followed. Several rioters were shot and one or two killed before the train was pulled back to the city amid a police-striker compromise.
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Carcaco
Lake Shore
Rhinoceros Bomby Dies in New York Museum Plans
The dead rhinoceros Bomby weighed about two and a half tons. Three elephants dragged his carcass from the iron cage onto a truck and carried it to a retirement spot for a post-mortem. Died of pneumonia. Skeleton and stuffed hide to be placed in the Museum of Natural History.
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New York
Museum of Natural History
Army worm destroys wheat across Lebanon Valley
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on June 27 reports say nearly half the wheat in the Lebanon Valley has been destroyed by army worms amid additional damage from recent storms. Local farmers brace for impact as crop losses mount and weather conditions persist.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Valley
Death of Ex-Senator David Davis in Bloomington
Ex Senator and ex vice president David Davis died at 6 08 this morning in Bloomington Illinois after a period of unconsciousness. The death follows a lengthy vigil with family and friends present reporters and several prominent figures sending telegrams of condolence. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at three o clock with mournful public scenes and bells at half mast. His career included guiding roles with Abraham Lincoln on the Chicago Convention and service as senate president pro tempore after the Garfield assassination.
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Bloomington
Ill
David Davis
Luce
George P. Davis
Henry Swayne
Justice Swayne
Pierrepont
Chicago
John Walker
Lawrence Weldon
United States Court of Claims
Francis Orme
Washington
David Davis Walker
St. Louis
Leonard Swett
Robert T. Lincoln
Massachusetts
New Haven
Eighth Judicial Circuit
United States Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Davis
United States Senate
Arthur
Garfield
Judge Davis
Sherman
Catlom
Thomas
Logan
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Washington, D. C
A. H. Garland
Joun A. Logan
CaicaGo
Pequot House
New London
Conn
Chester A. Arthur
Senate
French Pretenders: Expulsion of Princes from Paris Sparks Protests
Paris reports the government edict expelling Prince Victor and other Bonaparte and Orleanist princes. The exiles depart for Brussels and Geneva amid cries of Vive l Empereur and Vive la Republique. Count of Paris and entourage plan England voyage. implications stir royalist and republican reactions.
French officials shuffled in diplomatic posts
Count de Montebello will become French Ambassador at Vienna replacing Foucher de Careil. M Legrand, currently French Minister to Holland, will succeed de Montebello at Brussels, while de Morte bello will move from Brussels to Holland.
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Count de Montebello
Brussels
Count Foucher de Careil
Vienna
M. Legrand
Holland
Count de Mortebello
Philadelphia Taxpayers Likelier Than Any City
About 150000 real estate owners in Philadelphia pay taxes on 225000 properties, showing a higher taxpayer proportion than any U S city, according to N F Post.
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Philadelphia
United States
N. F. Post
Fork man dies from sheep shearer accident
George Holyland of Fork Maryland was injured when a sheep kicked during shearing and drove a blade into his abdomen. He died shortly after the accident.
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George Holyland
Fork
George
Vetoes Read In Senate On Pension Bills
Washington June 24 Messages vetoing seven private pension bills were received from the President and read in the Senate and laid on the table. The article lists total presidential vetoes by administration from Lincoln to Cleveland, noting Cleveland vetoed 387 private pension bills and including several specific bills and places such as Des Moines river lands and Omaha.
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WasHiNacTon
Senate
Arthur
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Cleveland
Lieutenant McBlair
Des Moines
District of Columbia
Omaha
Mass
Znesville
Sioux City
Yale Honors Degrees for Women at Yale College
At Yale College on June 28 the corporation voted to award LL B to Miss Alice R. Jordan, noting the courses remain open to men only. The LL B was also conferred on several male graduates from the Law School including Bis sel, Davis, Glucker, Hoagland, McKean Jr, Pavey, Gardner, Warren, Work. President Porter announced special honors for seniors and juniors across Philosophy, Political Science, History, Law, Ancient Language, English, and Mathematics with named recipients in multiple states and cities.
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New Haven
Corporation of
Yale College
Alice R. Jordan
Clement Stevens Bissell
Charleston
S. C
Charles Francis Davies
Topeka
Kas
Ralph James Glucker
N. Y
Raymond Hoagland
Brooklyn
John McKean, Jr
Providence
Ads
Frank Dunlap Pavey
Washington Courthouse
Henry Ray Gardner
Philadelphia
Benjamin Streeter Warren
Detroit
Mich
James Clark Work
Uniontown
Porter
John C. Kwab
New York
W. L.cannon, Jr
Dover
Del
Wm. M. Cameron
Albany
F. W. Moore
New London
Chas. W. Parson
Florida
A. Adams
Skaneals
Wm. A. Brown
New York City
Carl D. Buck
Buckport
John J. Corkery
Norwalk
IL Hunt
Columbus
F. G. Moore
Wm. H. Parks
Clinton, Ct
E. C. Stiles
Hartford
Geo. E. Elliot, Jr
Clinton
Arthur Goebel
Covington
N.Y
C. W. Goodrick
W. W. Crebore
Cleveland
Geo. L. Riegey
Rome
W. L. Kingsley
Singled Suit Over Church Bells Injures Invalid Daughter
Mrs Mina Bachman files in Lec GaNnsport circuit court seeking an injunction against the German Lutheran Church pastor and trustees to stop bell chimes. She alleges her severely ill daughter suffers a relapse each time the bells ring. Bachman residence sits near the church. Damages of 1000 dollars requested with the injunction.
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Lec
Tragic Trance Awakening Then Suspected Suicide
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Nellie Pierson a colored girl is reported to have died three days earlier. She reportedly arose from a coffin last night startling the family. This morning she was found dead in bed and authorities deem the death a self inflicted act during the night.
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Wilkesbarre
Nellie Pierson
Miss Pierson
Dominion government to enforce fisheries law against U S vessels
Toronto reports that Ottawa denies claims of relaxed protections for Canadian fisheries. The Dominion Government states no interference by the home government and reiterates determination to strictly enforce the law against U S fishing vessels violating it.
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Toronto
Ont
the Mail
Ottawa
Dominion
U. S
Beloit High Principal Shot During Burglary
BeLoit Wisconsin June 28 Prof Chas W Merriman principal of Beloit High School woke to burglars in his room He blocked the door to delay them but the intruders forced it open and shot him the ball lodging in his neck He is in critical condition burglars escaped causing great excitement in Beloit.
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BeLoit, Wis
Chas. W. Merriman
Beloit High School
Beloit
Hail Storm Ravages Inkster Area Damaging Crops
A 20 mile by 2 mile strip around Inkster suffered extensive crop destruction after a severe hail storm on Saturday. The Norwegian Church at New Grafton was destroyed. Estimated crop damage runs to $500,000.
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Grafton
Dak
Inkster
New Grafton
Farmers vow three year wheat ban to curb chinchbugs
Waxpalia Inn June 28 Fayette County reports chinchbugs destroying corn in multiple fields. To exterminate the pests, farmers agree not to sow wheat for three consecutive seasons across affected areas.
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Waxpaula
Inn
Fayette County
Windsor child blinded by chemical accident
Four year old daughter of Frank Selover of Windsor accidentally spilled concentrated lys on her face and eyes from a bonnet. The child’s sight was entirely destroyed and her face greatly disfigured for life.
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MartiToos
Iun
Frank Selover
Windsor
Murderer Adam Kuehner Sentenced to Hang in August
St. Louis on June 28 reports Adam Kuehner who killed his wife in the city on May 30, 1885 has received a death sentence. The Supreme Court recently ruled against his case, and he is slated for execution on August 6.
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St. Louis
Adam Kuehner
Supreme Court
Anarchist Case Jury Draw Ends With No New Jurors
Chicago June 28. In the anarchist cases today no additional jurors were obtained. Seventy five men were called and excused for cause or peremptorily challenged.
Lake Shore Trains Move Under Heavy Police Guard
Curiaco June 28 The Lake Shore railroad ran trains through the city today guarded by a large force of detectives and police armed for protection.
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Curiaco
Lake Shore Railroad
Turkey Withdraws 40,000 Troops from Greek Frontier
Constantinople reports the Porte has ordered the withdrawal of 40 000 Turkish troops from the Greek frontier, a major shift in the regional military posture amid ongoing tensions.
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Turkey
Constantinople
The
Porte
Legislature Limits Work Hours For Minors In Factories
New York lawmakers enact a bill restricting employment in manufacturing establishments. No minor under eighteen may work more than sixty hours weekly, no woman under twenty one, and no child under thirteen, may be employed in such establishments.
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New York
Egg weights of Dorkings Leghorn and Spanis noted
Report mentions Dorking eggs weighing five pounds twelve ounces per score, Leghorn eggs slightly over three pounds, and a Spanish breed with a fee of four pounds fourteen ounces ago Herald.
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Dorkings
Senate bills and House action in Washington rounds up
The June sessions report Senate votes on naval retirements and a ban on Congress members lobbying for railroad aid. Debates over timber culture, preemption, and desert land laws continue, with executive sessions and adjournments. In the House, pension bills face vetoes and rule changes amid filibusters, with conferees named on the agricultural bill and sundry civil measures advancing.
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Senate
Quackenbush
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Ingalls
Logan
Hawley
Beck
Congress
Kate
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Morrison
Judicial Committee
U. S. Supreme Court
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Mitchell
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Yeas
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Reed
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Sewell
Ouse
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Kansas
Herbert
Fitz John Porter
Teller
Ament
Alfred Pleasanton
Plumb
Houss
Alfred Pleasonton
Hoar
Des Moines
Allison
Blair
Foreign Notes Highlight Global Movements and Visits
Fifty one killed in Chilean election riots. Prince Luitpold takes oath as Regent of Bavaria and secures unanimous Chamber support. Beecher and wife arrive in Liverpool. Belgian king offers Ciergnon for Count of Paris residence. offer declined, autumn visit planned. Dublin Methodist Conference votes 137 to 22 against political interference. Portuguese king to England and Sweden trip. French radical press calls for expulsion of Orleanist princes and seizure of property. French flag not hoisted in New Hebrides. displayed at storehouse, British flag over another.
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Bonaparte
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France
Prince Victor
Marquis of Valette
Baron Hausman
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la Republique
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Loze
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Zenaide
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Rome
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Brunswick
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Westphalia
Jerome Bonaparte
United States
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Rederica of
Wurtemburg
Count of
Montfort
Florence
Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul
Prince Luitpold
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Chamber of Deputies
Tur
Henry Ward Beecher
Liverpool
Ciergnon
Dublin
Portugal
Victoria
Sweden
New Hebrides Islands
Question of blooms and odors in Boston winds
A humorous quip from Boston and Pittsfield papers questions whether syringa vulgaris has bloomed in Boston while noting residents struggle with lingering effects of strong oriental zephyrs. The exchange ends with a coy response about recovery from the odor yet to arrive.
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Pittsfield Mass
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