Paris mob at Concordia place over Clerical clash
Correspondent reports a vast, tense crowd in Paris around Concordia place as Clericals Nationalists and liberal demonstrators clash over education and church schools. Troops remain distant while spectators debate loudly with cheers and jeers, revealing factions, fears, and fierce opinions on school and religion.
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Paris
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Great Square
Moscow
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Palais Bourbon
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Anna Gould
Sally Britton Spottiswood Mackin
New York State
Republic
Free State
the Elysee
Duke of
Orleans
Tulllieries Gardens
Champs
Hmb
Leutenant
Law and Order
The
Eros and the Asteroid Family Explained in 1890s Notes
An article discusses asteroid science with Eros as the standout object and notes how many asteroids are faint, requiring careful tracking. It covers naming practices, sizes from under ten miles to about 219, and the speculative idea of inhabitants, plus the economic ethical dilemma of a millionaire closing a factory and throwing 1,200 workers out of work.
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Pee
the Sunday Journal
Indianapolis
Paris
Republic
Loubet
la Villette A Mouilmontant
la Calotte
Boum
Inquisition
Dreyfus
Brunetiere
Maistre
Maurice Maeterlinck
Vesta
Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Texas
M. Flammarion
Heidelberg
Saturn
Earth
Eros
Brunhilda
Penelope
Ulysses
Chicago
Cleopatra
Hypatia
Circe
Ophelia
Emma
Alice
Bertha
New York Evening Post
Boston
South Brookfield
Harvard observatory finds new asteroid in southern sky
Harvard College Observatory reports the discovery of a new asteroid far south of known positions. The object moved faster than stars on a single photographic plate taken at Arequipa, Peru. Simon Newcomb aided orbit determination, noting its high ellipticity and close solar approach.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Observatory
Harvard Observatory
Arequipa
Peru
Observatory
Simon Newcomb
Harvard
Bode
Lilienthal
Germany
Astronomical Society
Palmero
Sicily
Columbus
Guiseppe Piazzi
Mars
Jupiter
Kepler
Bede
Ceres Ferdinandea
William Obers
Bremen
Cerus
Pallas
Vesta
No Lazy Man's Job in Hartford Courant Editorial
Hartford editorial lauds homegrown youth filling civic roles and replacing aging fathers. It describes railway mail clerks as highly trained, demanding examinations, long waits for results, strict discipline, and extensive state by state study to handle thousands of post offices with precision.
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Francois Coppel
France
Loubet
Emile Zola
Octave Mirbeau
Barnes
Henry de Regnier
Paul Hervieu
Theodore Wolff
Hartford Courant
Hartford
United States
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Post Office
Texas
Governor Kimball Sued for Defamation by New York Promoter
Rhode Island Governor Charien D. Kimball faces a $1 slander suit after accusing New York promoter Andrew T. Power of leading a scheme to swindle New England governors. Power was vindicated in court and then filed for defamation of character against Kimball.
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Charien D. Kimball
Rhode Island
Andrew T. Power
New York
New England
New Power
Woodruff Aims for Senate Seat Overterm as Lieutenant Governor
Timothy D Woodruff, then lieutenant governor of New York, seeks succession to Thomas C Platt in the United States Senate. He may decline renomination as lieutenant governor to pursue the Senate seat, signaling a strategic shift in his political plans.
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New York
Thomas C. Platt
United States Senate
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