Rail and political notes from The Messenger
The paper reports weekly fare cuts by Cincinnati railroads during the Musical Festival. It notes John C. New as treasurer pick, Senator Sheppard ill in Columbus, Beach to present Beecher case side, and a three to one ex rebel to Union soldier ratio in Congress. Also mentions Wilson canceling European travel, local election results, and railroad link plans with $1,000,000 funding from Richmond.
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Mr. Beach
Beecher
Army of the Union
Beecher Trial Ends Key Testimony as Perjury Claims Soar
The Beech er case reaches a climax with his direct testimony marked by denials and plausible explanations of notes. A Brooklyn correspondent notes the testimony as a dramatic public display of alleged perjury by Emma Moulton and others. The report also mentions a Baltimore Short Line opening and improvements boosting transit between Athens and Parkersburg.
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Tilton-Beecher
Beecher
Tilton
Moulton
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Emma Moulton
Fullerton
Politically Charged Ohio Outrage Taints Civil Rights Pledge
The article denounces alleged Democratic police intimidation against Black voters in Cincinnati during a recent election, praising Black voters forbearance and criticizing Governor Allen for removing Superintendent Howe amid partisan politics. It questions the governor’s action without senate approval and notes a potential Supreme Court ruling to restore the official’s duties.
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Cincinnati
Allen
Howe
Reform School
Senate
Supreme Court
Valuable Book on Citizen Rights by Theophilus Parsons
A detailed promotion of Theophilus Parsons' book The Personal Political and Property Rights of a Citizen of the United States. It highlights clear explanations of universal rights and duties, emphasis on Constitution framing, and the work’s usefulness to statesmen lawyers and informed citizens.
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Theophilus Parsons
National Publishing CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
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