Crook's Indians and secretary Teller clash over captives
Washington July 6. Lincoln and Crook meet Teller over Apache captives. Teller declines to receive captives or assume good behavior responsibility. proposal to shift police control to the War Department and keep agency finances with the agent. Abitef Moses nears surrender of Washington territory reservation, moving toward Colville. Open land estimated at about two million acres for settlement. No final plan. Crook stays in Washington. presidents and departments seek common object. Cadet engineers refuse discharge and seek pay. court decisions cited. Haughn murder reported in Mineola. attorney general to investigate. Treasury says goods on ship July 1 remain dutiable. Raleigh dispatch notes seizures. Burt the South Washington postmaster arrested for lottery tickets.
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Lincoln
Crook
Department of the Interior
Teller
Associated Press
San Carlos
War Department
Indian Affairs
Abitef Moses
Washington Territory
Colville
Interor Department
General Crook
Executive Mansion
San Manos Indian Agency
War
Interior
Court of Claims
Secretary of the Navy
Ibis
Haughn
Edward Guthridge
United States
Mineola
Charles Haughn
Marion County
Pexus
Princip
Guthadge
Treasury
Treasury Department
Isthmus Canal
Lonnon
Gladstone
Bourke
House of Commons
de Lessepssson
London
Leonard H Courtney
Henry Jamies
Trevelyan
Ireland
O'Brien
Marlow
America
Belmullet
Calcutta
Assam
New
Hedpides Sypney
New South Wales
New Hebrides Islands
Edmund Fitzmaurice
Egypt
Desney
Catholi Higarchy
Losnon
Copenhusen
Viglson
Victoria Docks
Cipriani
Rome
Times
Vienna
Paria
Count de Chambord
Henry IV
Comte de Chambord
Duca de Nemours
Alencon
Count de Pans
Frohsdorff
Paris
Comte de Paris
Frohsdortf
Jerome Napoleon
Count de Paris
Withdrawal of Spirits to Bermuda Prompts Government Opinion
An official opinion by Solicitor General Phillips and Attorney General Brewster analyzes the plan to ship large quantities of domestic distilled spirits to Bermuda and return them to the United States to avoid duties. It concludes that such actions do not constitute proper exportation and would not grant export or import privileges. The memo discusses variations, storage, and potential contraventions of the law, warning that the government does not bind itself to these views.
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Bermuda
Honal Exportaven
Wasurscron
Phillips
Brewster
Newport News
Virginia
Internal Revenue
Jawa
Iaaa
United States
Hamilton
Napper's Jump a Horrible Murder in Hampton
Special to The Constitution reports a double tragedy. Jim Napper, a Black laborer, beat his wife Sallie then hanged himself from a chestnut tree after repeated attempts, dying from strangulation. The incident occurred on Mr. Moore's plantation near Hampton. the coroner is summoned as the body lies under the tree. In Nashville, Willum L. Boyd is charged with the murder of Birdie Patterson, a young woman found shot in her room on Summer Street. Witnesses describe a quarrel and a dramatic confrontation with Boyd, who remains in jail as investigators piece together motive and relationship details.
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Haurror
Jim Napper
Jim
Jima
R. H. Moore
Sallie
Pru Aring
Aninytes
A Faun
Napper
Georgia
Nashville
Birdie Patterson
Willum L. Boyd
Ngs
DeFord
Sumner Street
Robert B Freeman
William L. Boyd
Dr. Freeman
Drs. Stephens
Freeman
E A. Prosser
Americus
Marama
de. Freeman
Dr. Stephens
Boyd
Mr. Kerrigan
William Lent
New Orleans
Birdie
Kerrigan
Stephens Thera
Vertmullers
Horn
Sullivan
Hartey Clark
Luyidson County
Big Mistress
Hook
Fanny Washington
Nasuvienz
Leon
Annie
Macon
Lyall
Taia
Auntie
Wallis
A. Prosser
J. H. Blair
Summer Street
Medici
Patterson
Florida
Maxwell
Hesrieta
Captain Ater
J. J. Turner
The VermontRiotsquellinsurrection in Ely
Governor Barstow called out five companies of the First Vermont regiment to move by special train to Ely where 300 armed strikers with 150 kegs of gunpowder threaten violence. Sheriff and posse could not control them. Colonel Greenteat to command. Governor will join the action and arrange immediate pay for miners.
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Buruixetox
Barstow
Ely
Rutland
Northfeld
St. Albans
Greenteat
The Jewish Trial and Emigration Debates Across Europe
Reports from Nyreghhoza Hungary describe confessions extracted by threats in the trial over a corpse used to imitate Esther Salymosi. Additional dispatches cover poverty driven tragedy near Berlin, Suez canal talks, Irish emigration, Assam clashes, and unrest in Rome Vienna and London with notes on Cremazione and high ritual church contrasts.
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Loxvow
Nyreghhoza
Hungary
Eather Solomosgy
Viszab Ezlar
Theissia Boyedada
Esther Salymosi
A Mother's Wish. Evening the Dead Body of Her Son
In New Orleans a distraught mother, Mrs Frank Ducoing, clutched and kissed the moldy corpse of her son who died of smallpox three weeks earlier. She was arrested after revealing her identity at the Fourth station, her husband a creole druggist acknowledging her behavior and explaining her condition. The body awaited burial while she mourned in the cemetery yard.
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Oertans
St. Louis Cemetery
Claiborne Street
Frank Ducoing
A Texan Hanging in bungling execution at Fort Davis
A special El Paso dispatch reports Joseph Jewster, a soldier who feloniously attacked Mrs Davis at Fort Davis a year ago, hanged yesterday afternoon in Ystate. He offered a twenty minute speech, drank twice, and the knot bungled. after revival and removal from the trap he was re hung, the body placed in a rosewood coffin and given to a Catholic priest. Over $300 people attended, with thirty vehicles scattered about, amid orderly scenes. Earlier, Nelson Howard, colored, who killed John Kale on the 4th at Mound City, was seized from jail by a rat and hanged at 2 am.
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Brewster
Galvuston
el Paso
Texas
Gaya Joseph Jewster
Mra. Davis
Fort Davis
Ystate
Carno
Nelson Howard
John Kale
Mound City
The Business World and Fire News Across Cities
A brief Rome dispatch notes weekly failures in business, with New York City showing seven and Canada sixteen. Grain markets report dull activity but some continent demand, wheat prices easing. Across cities, fires destroy multiple buildings in Evansville and a theater in Cincinnati, with significant losses. A General Lee monument model is to be cast in New York, 55-foot column, 16-foot statue. In Kansas City a bartender’s pistol accident kills a teamster, and a public notice refutes a marriage rumor about actress Lotte Crabtree.
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Manchester
New York
RG. Dun & O
Hz Mercantile Agency
On York
Ore Land
Western States
Southern
Pacific States
New York City
Canada
Liverroot
General Lee
New Yor
New Orleans
RE. Lee
I¢ia
Henry d& Bonnard Bronze Manufacturing Company
Lee
Jeane James
Platal
Kaneas Crry
Moy
George Wampel
Charlie Ford
Webster
Charlie Ford Wilte
Teena Tames
Tevelver
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Internal Revenue Bureau
L Young
Raleigh
Sorrel
Scanley County
J. C Hutching
Giles Hutchins
Burt
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Spencer
Nonwich
George W. Rogers
Hill Street
Georgette T
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Bartford
Christopher M. Spencer
Central Baptist Church
Herr
Europe
Hampton
Newro
Vermont
Freud
New Hebrides
DeLenssos Catal
Batohory, Bie
Deru
Rickadorf
Berlin
Bisfervace
Carcase
McLaren
Episcopal Diocese of
Chicago
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Escension
Arthur Ritchie
Church of the Ascension
Diocesian
Ritchie
Fowler
Thers of
Carcano
Board of Trade Committee
Winers McGeoch
Fowler Brothers
Belfield
Bush Medical
William Martin
Fowler Bros
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