Parisian News of 19th Century Trade and Science
A sweeping column surveys global trade shifts from Australia to Connecticut coast industries. It notes rising sponge cultivation in Florida and Long Island success, a large Lick Telescope project in San Francisco, and cultural snippets on monarchs and parliamentary acts. Also covered are Niagara power schemes at Lockport, a rhinoceros in Central Park, and evolving transcontinental travel amenities.
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Consmreticut
Long Island
Lickry
Mount Hamilton
San Francisco
Death of Ex-Senator Davis at Bloomington Home
Ex-senator David Davis died Saturday at Mrs Moms in Bloomington Illinois at six o clock in the morning Surrounded by family he showed a brief revival Friday evening before a rapid decline The primary cause of death is attributed to long illness with medical staff noting posthumous details and arrangements for funeral services and pallbearers in a distinguished career obituary style
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David Davis
Davin
Eurly
Darin
Ons Ginter Cate
Ehich
Death of Judge Davis at Bloomington noted with funeral plans
A long obituary recounts the life of Judge Davis of Illinois and his public service. It lists family connections, his roles in Congress and the Supreme Court, and notes the planned funeral with pallbearers including prominent judges and politicians. Mourning and business disruptions accompany the tribute as the community reflects on his career and legacy.
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Catty Bart
Heington
Shea
Sparta
Ube United Teats
Lincoln
Davis
Srna Wis Y Boker
Tata
United States Senate
Davius
Garreld
Davin
Chosi: Provident
Benate
Tently
United States
Boon
Senate
Ims
Imarried Wownlece
Judge Green
Congress
North Carolina
Hioomington
Duvis
Ho Ie
Dinos
Canal scheme advances in Senate report on furrowed rights
The Senate Commerce Committee honors a canal project linking the Illinois and Michigan canals, with rights of way and feeders to be granted to the state. The plan contemplates water supply from the Mississippi river system, with construction managed by the War Department, and outlines land conveyance terms. The press describes broader federal interest and related river works, including potential impacts on adjacent counties and towns.
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Illinois
Igney
Springfeld
Sremvarnam
Lilinale Hrabibitian Brass
State Treassere
Henry W. Auntie
Oak Pack
Chicago
Rot
Uilmar
Chaddock College
Eiti
Mina
Ila
Enuvnek
Minuis
vaVonAmne
Senate
Heungpia
Lilihely and
Michigan Canal
Tilete
Unita Beata
United States
Tina
Linas
Hrwuni
Luipgiu
Rook
Bos
Oder
Itu
Secretary of War
Biserict Osuré
United Stabes
Tinois
Ingu' Tid
Areca
Sven
Sati
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Mewangon
Tb Jtauntae
Peeniseetal
Chan Tie
Lincoln
Jobneve
Chen
Himealf
Tts
Cleveland
White House
Payne
Renate Elections Committee
Tribury
Benator Payne
Logan
Iil
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N.Y
Teller
Democrate
Reuters Wear
Pee
Lanor
Wannucror
Congrem Haa
Car
Yale Tandall
Moreuon
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Te Tetfar Qantas
Democratis
Promias
Jane
Tunde
Iseorhax
Wanmscos
House Committee On
Agnedi
Lin Vie
Four Men Killed In Train Wreck Near Creston
A head on collision between two freight trains east of Creston, Iowa, at night killed four sleeping men and seriously injured two others. The rear engineer reversed the engine as the disaster unfolded. investigators report the crash occurred about nine o'clock and all the deceased were residents of the townships nearby.
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Vallham
Rathrons
Creston
Cueetox
Afton
Wayne Aid Strapern
Mitt Wraders
Urwin
A. Momen
Hauapahine
Lumuntox
N. Hi
Franconia
F. Noble
Waldo
Boston
Cason Mountain
Coppermine Brook
Wn Smyele
Exiled Orientists and Bonapartists Stir France Crisis
Banished leaders and princes face expulsion after a government decree. Amid clashes in Bruneval and Geneva, crowds of thousands protest as diplomats resign threats loom. Comte de Paris departs for Ragland while Princes Victor and Jerome Napoleon attract attention abroad. Local and national reactions reveal a polarized republic debating the expulsion’s legal and political stakes.
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Tupe
Prince Victor
Listean
Adlercate
Marquis of Valette
Haron Hausman
Brunwels
Republique
Heansole
Prion Vietor
Brasenla
Jerome Napoleon
Geneva
Arouine
la Republique
Mr. Oraano
Count Foucher de Carelt
Ambasandor
SM. Waddington
Opportuniak Journale
Pasin
Comte de Paris Exharkal
Treport
Chatead
Ana Comteme de Fara Uber
Lue Worleane
Tio McHortrm
Dover
Pais
Brunes
Josties
Bia Countey
Anya
Todai
Sime
Ubrouga
Taunifeate
Comte de Parim
Puitankiuneta
Masare, Porter & Canien
Tragic Fire Damages New England Trade Institute
Fire on Huntington avenue destroyed the New Kingland Iati tube Fair building in Boston. Loss estimated at $300,000 to $800,000 with many workers injured or killed. Witnesses report a chaotic scene as flames spread and emergency crews fought the blaze. investigators seek cause while naming the building’s owners and prior purchase details. Most of the victims were identified among the crowds viewing the tragedy and several workers were hospitalized with severe injuries. The disaster follows a string of listings and political notes from the era.
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Ocian
Dumstrats
Nias
Peowmiecy Laas
Kingland Iatitube Fair
Huntington Avenue
Lew Kyland Manufacturers and Mechanion’ Institute
Metropolitan Strert Railroad Company
Tor
Henry
Pola
Imanane
Neaee
Ore & Speedy Enemor
Wight
Fragmented historical notes on events across nations
A long, fragmentary OCR spread covers military, political, and social items from multiple regions. It mentions figures like Robert Willard and Jane Few, discusses war, trade, and public works, and notes weather, disease, and labor strikes. The text weaves dates, places, boats, railways, and city notices into a single indistinct chronicle.
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San FeAncisco
Australia
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Montsmere
Abdul Aru
Turkey
Theodore
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Hayti
Charles VII
France
Central Park
Ganges
America
Beth Roama
Walt Biatarn
Flemow
United Kingdom
Gladstone
Spain
Basque Country
Niagara
Lockport
N. Y
Ekeps
Erin
Great Lakes
Uis
Niagyrn Howe
Gudrio
Orange County
New York
England
Br. Dawson Burns
Aix
Pearet
Paltfeua—Camse
Ewke Dare
Bowra
Geuye E
Sarah Thewayne
Allee
Tavin
Mire
Fannie Pierspant
John M. Walker
D. Orme
Washington
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Bowie
Pall-Beasart
Walter I Grisham
Lawrenes Welllen
Leonard Swett
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Jearmh
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Jules John Mat ‘Isons Coloeat Heatham
Julia Westwurthy
Edge Oliver L. Darin
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Yistore
Indianapolis
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Department of Agriculture
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Paget
Robert Millienie
Jed
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Ind
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Lake Shore Road
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Pus Mangers
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Paritio
Canadian Pacific Railway
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Consolidated Oil Tank Tine Company
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House
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Joseph Barber
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Tad
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de Dosti
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Latten
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Charles Parson
William R. Paxton
Princeton
N. J
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Richard D. Harlow
Pi Presbyterian Church
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Mr. Chaplens
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Wu Wighe
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Jee
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National League of America
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Tron
Justin McCarthy
Joseph G. Wiggin
Tr Easurer
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Dr. Reilly Wines
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Delaware
Del
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James R Hoffecker
Middletown
Richard M. Cooper
Moorton
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Yon
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Frice Him
Abe Tauren
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Robert Willard
Janes
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Thomas Mareayy
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Jerome Kahn
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Kahn
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Owings
David Davie
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Raporta Pass
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Boehm
Abe Bayne
ASM
Bohemia
Prague
Bohemhs
Michael Davitt
Patrick Ford
Firciate
Ricanoxa
Virginia
Grant Nailers
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Nadiers
Sunpidins
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