Arrests of Counterfeiters in Indiana and Nearby States
The Indianapolis Sentinel relays a detailed raid revealing a large, organized counterfeit ring spanning Indiana Ohio Kentucky and beyond. Dr Patterson of Carthage Rush County and Dr Rogers of Knightstown are among several captured. searches uncover counterfeit bills in various denominations numerous hidden compartments and illegal gear. Authorities note the ring operates across multiple counties and states with extensive coordination.
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Cain
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Rush
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Patterson
Carthage
Rush County
Ife
Northwasterno Bank of Virginia
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Keany
Rushville
Rogers
Knightown
Northwestern Bank of Virginia
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Connecticut
Perry Bennett
St. Omar
Roany
Reading Bank
Pennsylvania
Louis Frazee
Jonesville
Bartholomew County
United States
Orr
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Maneietown
Stase
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Public severe censure over Main Line sale expenses
The document laments the payment of legal expenses by state officers in the Main Line sale case. It accuses Canal Commissioners, the Auditor General, and the State Treasurer of improper, unauthorized disbursements and defends the revenue from the people against misused funds. It recounts prior public demand for sale and criticizes the blame placed on elected officials for the ensuing waste. Madame Cecille Roy’s death is noted with a wartime heroine profile.
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Mort
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Pennsylamia Railroad Company
The
Commonwealth
Wa. J. First
James Ti. Wauron
Marr
Treasury
State Treasury
Mercphri
Buckanew
Jacon Far
Denny
McGaaw
Wea
Canal Board
Supreme Court of
St. Joseph (Mo
Cecille Roy
John Baptiste Roy
St. Joseph
Missouri
Coteence Dersoin
Callaway County
Ray
Roy
Crea
Vietaris
Independent Blues encampment on Marsh creek picnic
The Independent Blues plan an encampment and picnic on Marsh creek banks starting Friday and running through Saturday evening. Also notes steamer Central America arrival in New York with California dates to the 20th.
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Blues
Marsh-creek
Central America
New York
California
Fire destroys large barn and contents at Swysar farm
A Saturday week fire razed the 24 mile north of York barn owned by Mr George Swysar with 100 acres of grain about 200 tons of hay wagons threshing machine ten barrels of whiskey and other property all lost. Loss valued at $10 000 with partial insurance.
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George Swysar
York
Sre
Death and disasters reported across several states
A Nashville Union correspondent details the death of Hon. Hopkins L. Turney of Tennessee at Winchester from congestion after a day in court. The report also notes counterfeit currency in Morrisburg, a fatal drowning of a mother and child in York County, severe weather and a large corn crop forecast, a Mobile shooting incident, Nicaraguan filibusters in New York, lightning killing six horses in Delaware, mosquito plagues on Long Island, and Britain’s cotton imports from the United States with price impacts.
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Hopkins L.turney
United States Senate
Tonnessee
Nushville Union
Winchester
Tennessee
Ilisson
Peter Turney
Peach Bottom
York County
Theodore Welsh
Bagdad
Malta
Syria
Palestine
Terbizond
Samsoun
Sinope
Constantinople
Smyrna
New York
Train and death notices from Atchison to Memphis and Saint Louis
A Sanitary and commerce item reports a large wagon train fitted at Atchison for Salt Lake trade including 73 wagons 876 oxen and 140 tons of goods with freight value over 40000 dollars. It also covers a string of tragic accidents in Memphis and Dallas area including deaths by horse accident and a minor boy, plus various incidents and local lore from Albany to Kansas.
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Atchison, Mo
Great Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake
Weston
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Independence, &c
Waterville Bathing Tragedy Claims Four Young Lives
A group of seven Waterville girls went bathing in Crummett's Stream near Waterville, Maine. Four drowned within minutes as the banked water proved treacherous. Rescuers recovered three bodies nearby. the mother Mrs Grant was saved after entering the water to help. The event, in a secluded spot long used by locals, shocks the community and highlights dangers of the stream.
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Crummett’s Stream
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Boston Herald
B. F. Sante
Grant
Boston
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