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The defense ruled beaks are responsible for an expose keeping Sue Cindemath. The Belang firm of Sherman reat & Co and others tied to a Roanoke figure, with mentions of Milney election and political shifts across states. A long collage of political names and events follows.
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New Bork Court of Epposis
Cindemath
Sherman Reat & Co
Apurs
Juin Hhandolph
Roanoke
Andy Johnson
Dan Orleane Times
Inet
Senat
Geological Expedition to the Black Hills Start May Tenth
The government scientific commission leads an eight man military escort from Yankton toward the Black Hills to chart the Yellow Stone River. The expedition aims to map depth, course, and rapids, with a second party planned to explore the Bigh Horn and Powder River regions.
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Constitution Curcaco
Eisel Eusandres
Governmor
Fred” Grant
Yankton
Dakota
Missour
Yellow Stone
Williams Reinkhatio n In Kentucky Court Case Prodded
Telegraph reports a duelling case in Kentucky before the courts. A petition for a hearing may occur if the petition is overruled. Goerke may withdraw a proclamation ordering a new election for clerk of the court of appeals, while James remains in office. The Atlanta Daily News notes suspension of publication on a Sunday near the cand 14 address to the public.
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Toe Lomes
Kentucky
Goerke
Court of Appeals
James
Cardrom
Atlanta Daily News
John H. James
Linust
Baroury
Turbulent 1875 Dispatches From The National Banks
A chaotic column of late 19th century notices reports counterfeit money concerns in Washington and New York. It covers parliamentary jostling over senatorial ambitions and a theater death in Brooklyn. A lengthy travelogue recounts a Vera Cruz to Orizaba railroad journey with vivid terrain, elevated towns, and notable stops including Cordova and Orizava, detailing rail engineering feats and local conditions.
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Orizava
Vera Cruz
Terra Caliente
Chiquibuite
Oyac Tat
Atoyac
Talluish
Cordova
Eihich x Wok
Vanvier den Price
Dixie
Braniff
Ferro Capril Mercano
Hexion Railroad
Bostera
Mexican War Department
Foster
United States
Mexico
Barranca del Metlac
Metlac
Encina
Aboukdneset
Hotel Des Diligence
Sal House
Sud
Thia
Sitilian
Mesico
Europe
Hui
Veesel
Hower
Som
Colaut Ie
Rekipond
Fisheries Report Highlights New York Stocking Efforts
The 1874 annual report by the New York Commissioners of Fisheries, led by Sey mour Roosevelt and Brook Green, details 5,149,000 eggs hatched and 5,120,000 fingerlings released in the Hudson. It notes price drops, urges rest periods for fishermen, expands bass stocking and white fish distribution, reports graying experiments and eel introductions, protests pound nets in Great South Bay, and outlines next year plans.
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Horatio Seymour
Robert B. Roosevelt
Edward M. Srath
Seth Green
Hudson River
Troy
United States
Coladona
Au Sable
Michigan
Lake
Ewe
Maine
Great South Bay
Long Island
Wire Island
Henretta Stohanson Free Woman Again
The new bill before the Legislature allows life sentence convicts to be released after fifteen years if conduct warrants clemency, with a ten year liberty period prior to potential pardon. Henretta Robinson, known as the veiled murderess, is among those to be released from Auburn Insane Asylum under the law. Convicted in 1854 for poisoning a tavern keeper near Troy, she was initially sentenced to hang but commuted to life imprisonment and later moved to Hing Sing Prison before transfer to Auburn.
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Troy
Henrietta Robinson
Ardon
Robinson
Insane Asylum
Auburn
Hing Sing
Maane
Auborn
Martin L. Townsend
Antil
Notable Baptist Convention in Milledgeville Highlights
The Milledgeville convention session closes with Rev David R. Butler reelected president. Prominent figures like Rev James Ralston and Rev T. Campbell address attendees, praising governance, temperance, and education. Delegates praise Mercer University leadership and plan future discussions as the session ends.
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Pluleville
David RE. Butler
Baptist Church
Cay
Thechar
Board of Trustees
Mercer Univ Rey Grand Minsu
Masonic Grand Loge of
Georgia
Georgi Railroad
Colton States Agricultural
Linugelf
Catug Pen Destruction Across Troniail Warms Desolated Farmlands
Telegraph report details widespread loss of horses and mules from buffalo attacks across surrounding counties. A planter near Macon County reports at least two hundred hogs killed and many livestock losses over three days, leaving farms unable to operate. The message notes grief and disruption amid ongoing conflict and political rhetoric from the capital.
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Wma
Ledger
Macon
Fayelle County
Gas Gehass
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Gevorm Freveling
Acton Bob
Papen
WeLtherman
Lewis Republican
Louisiana
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Wesaber
Hall of Representatives
Northampton County
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Philadelphia
South
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O&toies
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California
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Hungary
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William
Gumt
Hastrians
Wee
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Partizan
Williams
Henry Conmtr
Griffin Messenger
Acton
Jacréy
Henry Cousty
Cal Acton
Cot Bts
Alaute
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Alexander
Meraenger
Henry
Col Acton
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Theory County
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Henry County
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Price
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Meadere
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Bates
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Mesers
Mr. Hill
Fonega
Gainesville
WP. Price
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Clarlow
Job
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Avery
Tex
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Dorsey
Irwin
Billups
Hill
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Jesus
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Heaty Loas
Wasnixaron
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Col W J. Betterton
Kingston
Bett
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Terton
Naw Yong
Aprilia
J. Conway
Brooklyn Theater
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
St S Mary's Hospital
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Hach Omer
Dtc
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Partridge
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Edward J
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Wright
T Stewart's
Theodore Titton
Woolthull
Elizabeth L. Palmer
Elizabeth L Palmer
Herbert Daniel Hert
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Tilton
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Palmer
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Copan
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New Orleans
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Véra Cruz
Mcuxican Ralroad Company
Henretta Stohanson
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James Rar
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Baptist Convention
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Cave Spine
Jesse H. Camplel
W. HW Tucker
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Rattle
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Messrs. Fish and Hickman
Charibot
Courier
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Wintel
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Vax
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Pery
Mefieed Wilkine
Ube
Aloo
Misa Georgie Blepherd
Teemer Place
Samuel Wiking
Green
Beelde
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Barorit
Eherif
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Cuecker
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Acworth
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Moa
Wishelt Harn
Renae
Great Southern Music House
Phillips
REW S
Frevel
Diodth Phillips
Eteaerneiae
Furog Itt
Benedict & CO
Furchgott
Flacrgott, Benedint
New Terosetia, AC Dyckeougne, Pa
Fovelwell, Benedict & Co
Whitehail Street
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