Sharp Sentenced to Four Years and Fine in Sing Sing Case
Jacob Sharp faced a four year prison term at Sing Sing and a $5000 fine after the court upheld the sentence for bribery. The judge noted extenuating illness and mercy factors but imposed hard labor and restitution, with Sharp’s appeal stay granted to permit a bill of exceptions.
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Shirp
Manant Anu
Aga P
Ron NS
Parsons
Mr Sharp
Suirp
Fda
Ogloek
Morett
Fardelay
Martue
Heath
Reid
Alan
Hamilton Ail Fineway
Hoath
Hrert
Msomport
Merstry
Usk Ff
Balan Neullarst
Seventh “Avenue
Bibras
Wiach
Geratt
Dus
Barka Junny
Timhe
Barrett
Sir Folle Hy
Gran Pon
Deachmon
Warden Keating
Sheriff Grant
Sharp
Ludlow Street
Court of Appeals
John O Neil
Sing Sing
Potter
Supreme Court
Sherif Grant
Stolen Funds Expose Times Clerk Shortage Scandal
Josaph M Winte, long time caster at the Philadelphia Times, admitted to at least 20000 missing from the paper. An ongoing audit and police supervision follow his resignation amid rumors of extravagant living and wife’s alleged loss of money.
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Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
Josaph M Winte
Times
Wiiate
Athes
White
Sips
Leen Tehen
Times Publishing Company
Hha Ag Uow Ind
Murder at Kennedy Farm and Police Action Report
A chaotic report lists a murder on a street in Washing Wisisarov with John Dal accused. The coroner considers a verdict. Daly is the alleged killer. Separately in Naswykor a shotgun incident injures a man. a doctor fires in self defense. Other items note a candidate shooting, a political letter, and railroad convention adjournment.
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Wisisarov
Sseph
CG Kermdy
John Dal
Daly
Hogan
Sark House
President Cleveland Visits Forestport New York
July 11 reports describe President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland traveling by special train to Forestport New York. They were greeted at Alder Creek and welcomed at a cottage hosting Rev Mr Cleveland, with public receptions planned and excursions outlined for the presidential party over the coming days.
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Forestport
New York
Urica
Cleveland
Chiveland
Hammond
Daniels
Ken#in
Clelland
Berth
Alder Creek
Tons
Remsen
Vallage
Witham II Cleveland
Aldereek
Forstport
Mr Cleyland
Hocks
Foreatport
Blie Lake
White House
Arower
Rey
Cleiveland
Alder Creek Station
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Paramage
Waterbury
Faerchild
Thousand Islands
Leavig
Watertown
Caps Vincent
St Trayrence
Alexandra Bay
Clayton
Fairchild
Carenovia
White Lake
Camea
Cazzenovia
Fairehild
Fayettevilla
Washington
St Ntion
Lamar
Long Branch
Synacvag
Root Pot G A. R
Dtrs
Wall Street Rumor Swirls Over Ives and Gould Negotiations
Market chatter centers on a 1 cent Tennessee coal deal and a massive stock move. Rumors claim Alfred Sully may profit as Ives faces allegedly looming financial wreck, while Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton tumbles amid skepticism. Cotton prices slip on crop prospects and weak demand.
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My. Joln
Spe
Jay Id
Wal Oem
Friesl
Teddy
Joly
Sf Nashville
Tenmenites
Duechase
Duncan
Aicok
Varios
Gould
Henry Tyea
Baltimore
Ohioden
Ives
Cincinnati
Hamlton
Dayton
Wallatree
Tyee
Alfred Sully
Strikers Return as Pinkerton Detectives Arrive at Coke Regions
July 14 report from Pricesone notes Pinkerton detectives arrived from Chicago to the coke regions amid rising tensions. Despite no violence yet, operators fear Hungarian influence and prepare for potential outbreaks. Striker leadership signals ongoing action, with 200 ovens at Tyntown and increased workforce at West Leison. Evictions occur at West Lafrening as two hundred workers strike at Black Diamond Steel Works after non union to Knights of Labor shift.
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Vwork
Pinkerton
Pricesone
Pikerton
Thigerty
Chicago
Everson
Byrna
Yom Town
Tyntown
West Leisonring
West Lafrenning
Fanmbes
Black Diamond Steel Works
Park Brothers & Co
Uum
Knights of Labor
Knights of Labor Demand Legislative Precedence in Alabama
The Alabama Knights of Labor in Monacomeny report a ongoing session through Friday with unanimous resolutions. They praise growth, pledge support to Powderly, and demand reforms: annual free public schools, preference for general wage legislation, temperance by members, and exclusion of convict labor from free labor markets to protect law abiding workers.
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Monacomeny
Ala
State Assembly of’ Knights of Labor
Eball
Brooklyn Strike Nears End In Company Ultimatum
New York July 14 Brooklyn elevated road strike appears close to resolution as the company reveals fourteen crews remain on duty from thirty three. An arbitration conference with Mayor Whitman and Edward Lauterbach spotlights the ultimatum that nonstriking workers would be discharged to clear way for strikers.
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New York
Whitnay
Brooklyn
Edward Lauterbach
Land Bill Struggles Over Evictions and Bankruptcies
In Parliament the debate on the land bill centers on eviction and bankruptcy clauses. Churchill defends government aims amid Irish tenancy fears while Gladstone hints at possible amendments. Opposition presses for rent revision and relief for tenants. Lords discuss constitutional limits and the bill’s future path.
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Stein
Opprei‘tion
House of Commons
Lous Randolph. Churchill
Bargermaln
Ireland
Insh
William Vernon Court
Lord Randolph
Gore
Goschen
Lord Randolph Churchill
Cowper
Parnell
Gladstone
Chamberlain
Attenton
HH. Smith
House of Lordn
Baron Ashbourne
Joni Chancélier
Stand
Axa
Brad Way
Persecuting the Germans in France Intensifies Tensions
A Candry resident in Nazi-occupied France reports brutal German persecution and daily dangers, fearing forced relocation to St Pierre as hope for relief fades. Berliner and Kreuz Zettung commentaries note intolerable German suffering and rising anti German sentiment amid French hostilities.
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Germany
France
Brewin
Candry
Department of
Nazi
Francs
Mannhein Journal
St. Pierre
Kreuz Zettung
Adentae
Beacne Tagblats
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Cross Plains
Taylor
Ovenine
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