Chief Joseph Roams Near Fort Gibson Amid Indian Tour
Chief Joseph and his party of about 3500 people pass through Muscogee I T en route to Fort Gibson with no disturbance reported. The administration debates funding for Joseph’s Washington visit as he seeks undisputed possession of his lands, while civil service inspectors prepare to establish local boards across major cities for reform exams.
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Joseph
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Upper Columbia
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Internal Revenue
Third District
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Ditty
Civil Service Commission
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Boston
Providence
Portland
Burlington
Xaminer Lyman
Commissior Thurman
Joseph H. Blackfan
E. W. Clark
Revenue Marine” Division
Treasury Department
Star Route Trial Notes and Miscellaneous London Reports
The Star Route trial saw Mr. Wilson finish opening remarks and begin outlining the nineteen routes named in the indictment with one representative per defendant urged by the court. Adjournment set for Monday after protests over routing limited debate. other items cover treason and felony charges, trials, and market reports from London to Montgomery.
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Wasarscron
Ascoungel
Wylie
Alabama Cotton and Corn Prospects in Canebrake
Special dispatch reports Alabama farmers optimistic about cotton receipts and promising corn stands in the canebrake and Black Belt while truck farming gains attention. notes better conditions than many years, with widespread interest in the day’s advancing farming methods and profitability.
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Monroomeny
Ala
Black Belt
Alabama
Atund
Montgomery
Crook cross border Apache roundup plan disclosed
Report from Poapofof Destroying the Apaches in New Mexico states General Crook will coordinate with Mexican forces under General Fuero to encircle and annihilate the Apache bands. Mexican troops, eager for action, will join at Sierra Madre as hunger and disease afflict Arizona’s Hualapi.
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Axpuquique
N. M
Anda
Fuero
Chihuahua
Elpiso
Crook
Mexican
Chumahua
Unda
Faero
Sierra Madre
Hackberry
Arizona
Strobach Indicted in Alabama Fraud Case
The United States grand jury in Moxroomery, Alabama, returned five indictments against Paul Strobach, charging fraud in deputy marshal accounts. Items include mileage, meals, guards, and arrests never made, totaling $318. Strobach, bond $2,000, seeks immediate trial as local rivals claim a party plot. Brewster Cameron leads DOJ inquiries. case expected to go to trial soon.
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Paul Strobach
Alabama
Congress
Department of Justice
M. C G. Osborne
Brewster Cameron
Strobach
Marshal Turner
Grand Jury
United States District Court
Covington
Stobach
Big Party
Republican
Terrors of Mott Street expose opium dens in Chinatown
An Evening Herald report details police visits to opium dens in Mott and Pell streets, describing young girls involved in opium use and trafficking, a frightened twelve year old girl, a sixteen year old companion, and witnesses noting the danger to children. Activist Patrick McDonald cites Chinatown dens as perilous, while police and residents discuss exposure and reform efforts.
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the Herald
English
Colgrove
Fell and Mott Streets
Pell Street
Dover Street
Chatham Street
Mott Street
No. 11
No. 17
Peil Street
Patrick H. McDonald
Catholic Young Men's Association
Chinatown
Emma Pool
Toombs
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Deas
Hanging of Murderers at Jackson Ohio
A Jackson dispatch reports John W. Jackson hanged at one o clock for murder. He slept well and ate his breakfast, dressed carefully, and confessed prior to death. A large crowd attended the private execution and the body was exposed afterward. A separate dispatch notes Silvester Mackin in Geneseo, Illinois.
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Sirs
Magge Copeland
Mackenson
Col Worsington
Del
George Lil Ai
Captain Simmons
Gambadge
Lyrt&z Rock
Clarksville
Jonasdy
Gain
Mulbery Station
McDonald
Velse
Jbleans
Franklin
William Moore
Jackson
Ohio
Times-Star
John W. Jackson
Samuel L. Hull
Bet
Chrcago
Geneseo
Lil
Silvester M. Mackin
A Negro's Speech at His Death Sentence in Oklahoma Trials
The trial of Martin Joseph, a Black man, for killing two men after allegedly raping a wife, ends with his dramatic plea. Finch, captured after fleeing from Texas and Denison to Gainesville, faces a death sentence. he delivers a lengthy, poetic appeal urging mercy, while claiming innocence. The courtroom is moved as the judge sentences him, awaiting execution.
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Ark
Martin Joseph
Tualisto
William H. Finch
Auvants
Georgis
Finch
Georgia
Fort Sill
Texas
Gainesville
Wasa Grinkey
Bush Johnson
John McCarty
Finell
Jefl McCarty
McCarty
Denison
Secon
United States
Justde
Socrates
Luriat
Thompson trial opens with jury and fiery prosecution
The Thompson murder trial begins in Harrodsburg with a 12‑member jury led by Andrew Wood and Dan Voorhees as prosecutor. The state contends Walter H. Davis was killed in deliberate revenge, not madness or self defense, and presses a verdict of guilty. Mrs Thompson defends her innocence against accusations tied to Cincinnati matters and a contentious liaison with Jessie Buckner.
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Thompson
Andrew Wood
S. F. Overstreet
Levi Ashford
Dlyssea G. Wynn
J. H. Wickersham
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Saac Pearson
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Wm. Holman
War. Hogue
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Shuck
Walter H. Davis
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Oto
Davis
Cincinnati Southern
Phil
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Mortart
Commonwealth
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Phil Thompson, Jr
Garrett
Moore
Mr. Thompson
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Jessie Buckner
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St. Clair Hotel
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Mra Thomson
Biss Buckner
the St. Clair
Mr. Roth
Buckner
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Abs
M. Thompson
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