Guiteau Trial Notes and Jones Held on Murder Attempt
The report covers defense attorney Scoville outlining insanity as a defense for Guiteau, details of Guiteau’s appearance and behavior, and testimony about his mental state and family history. It also mentions Willian Jones being bound over on an assault with intent to kill charge, identified as the man who fired at Guiteau, and notes heightened guards for the trial.
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Guiteen
Scoville
Scovile
Guiteau
Mr. Scoville
Jillean
New Hampshire
Red Sea
Esse
Nivgole
Bing
Sweltzer
Billy
Authesv
Guileau
Jones
ME IE
Acriamat
Change
Wasiiscox
Willian Jones
Wuehington
Druneh
Baltimore and Ohio
Biss
Mes
Commissiontriet
Volumbia
Aloes
Julies
Oair
Ronal
Guitean
Hill Jones
R. K. Eliott
Hyatteville
New York
Gaiteau
Thore
International 1882 Arts Exhibition Planned by French Minister
Foreign flashes report the French minister of fine arts organizing an international exhibition of industrial arts in 1882. Civil and royal items include a betrothal announcement for Prince Leopold and Princess Helene of Waldeck, and Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria planning winter travel to southern Europe. Other items note a Wexford death, suspected murder, and steamers Amy Dora and Fosulia reaching ports, with Berlin opening a museum of art and industry.
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Lord Granville
Holley
England
Russia
Leopold
Heleng
Waldeck
Stephanie
Austria
Europa
Berlin
Claremorris
Ireland
Bundas
Amun
Kenmore
Agsu
Lawless and Luckless Terrible Accident in New York
A blast on East Seventy third street in New York injured several and wrecked fifty five nearby houses after dynamite cartridges dried on a steam pipe ignited. Foreman Monahan and contractor Farley confronted the explosion. miraculous none of the workers were hurt. The blast sent glass, bricks, and plaster across the neighborhood, triggering widespread alarm and evacuations.
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New York
Seventy-third Street
Second
Third Avenues
Patrick Farley
Patrick Manahan
Monahan
Times
Monohan
Gorge Henry Bennett
Tnn
Fifth Avenue
East River
Nineticity
Sixtieth Streets
the &Ag
Billy
Bleventy- Fila Street
Fateful voyage told by scattered crew mates
Fragmentary report describes a vessel's captain and most crew lost at sea with only four named seamen Rose Quezon Honseton and Snout surviving after limited provisions and water. The broader dispatch covers European affairs from Ireland to Russia with political upheaval and colonial questions across multiple nations.
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Ossasy
Rose
Quezon
Honseton
Snout
South Carolina Debt Letters Highlight Indian Trust Fund
Treasurer Gilfillan, custodian of the Indian trust fund, informs Governor Hagood of South Carolina that $125,000 in state bonds dated Jan 1, bearing 4 percent interest, total $248,750 due, with principal and interest not funded except via six percent consols offered under funding acts. Secretary Kirkwood, trustee of the Indian trust fund, reviews the correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillan
Muga Wasiiseres
Gilfillan
Kirkwood
Indian Trust Fund
Harrowing Insular Incidents and Transatlantic Notes
Marylander Hos. Alexander Ranpant is dead. December pension rolls demand 7900 dollars. Life saving crews threaten resignation over pay. Bins Wary Allen, daughter of William Astor, died at Newport of heart disease. District bankers paid respects to Treasury Secretary Folger. From January to October 1879, 134,789 emigrants sailed for the United States from Bremen. Funeral of Rev. J. E. Forrester, 19 D., today in Athol Massachusetts. he preached in Chicago Aurora and Erie. District of Columbia indicted seven times against Captain Newgate for forgery and embezzlement. Supreme Court ruled bank capital held abroad can be taxed by the U.S. Schooner FE P Dorr went down off Port Calborne. seven aboard including Captain Peter Dufferan. Chenango County grand jury indicted Henry T. Robbins for forgery in 1878–79. Violinist Reubenys gave a charity concert in Louisville to support Flower Mission. $1900 raised. Miss Jennie Cassidy led press efforts for the mission. Boston officials noted the event’s equal benefit. excitement in the city subsided.
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Allen
William Astor
Newport
District of Columbia
Athol
Mass
Forrester
Chicago
Aurora
Erie
Newgate
Tra
Supreme Court
Walte Deliverings
United States
P. Dorr
Port Calborne
Peter Dufferan
Grand Jury
Chenango County
New York
Henry T. Robbins
Kansas
Unter
Unter and Assumed.; Toe ; Ceeee Rewenys
Louisville
Flower Mission
Alackburn
Remenyi
Galt House
Jennie Cassidy
Iin Enj.ie
Boston
Hank Examiner
James Cashier
Eriggaty
South Carolina Railroad sale confirmed in key decree
The South Carolina Railroad sale, per circuit court decree, was finally confirmed by Judge Bona. The syndicate faces pro rata shares, fees, and new ownership transfer to a new company, with receivership costs set at 12,700 dollars. Conveyances to the new company have begun, and a transfer of possession is planned.
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South Carolina
Bairdore
Circuit Court
Bonaim Chambers
Messrs. C. Hi, Simonton
S. Lord
Henry ‘Ruist
South Carolina Railroad Company
Charleston
Baltimore
Mesers, Mitchell & Smith
Fisher
Greenville and Columbia
Macon
Augusta
Spi
Death of Judge E H Worrill in Labott on Thursday
The death of E H Worrill, an attorney and judge from Georgia, occurred at his Labott residence at about 9 o clock Thursday night. He was about sixty five, a native of Elbert County, long resident of Talbot county, and esteemed as a capable lawyer and judge. His death is attributed to the effects of a lingering illness. He had visited town earlier that day and enjoyed a hearty meal before retiring. His passing will be widely mourned.
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Washington
Garfield
Staville
Mr. Scoville
Bill Jones
Virginia Webel
Metropolitan Police
Plang
Aly
Nugruder
Mary- Tana
Townsei
New York
Ghorata Pacific
Columbus
Mias
Dispatch
Geons
Aetic
Black Creek
Georgia Pacific
Atlanta
Mississippi
Atlant
Birmingham
Greenville
Winona
Johnsonville
Sunflower County
Geenin Pacific Railroad Company
General H. Gordon
Richmond and
Danville Railroad
Georwin Pacific
Richmond
Danville
Mississippol
Texarkana
Texas and
Paete
Fon
E.H. Worrill
Labotton
Thuraddy
Worril
Georgia
Elbert County
Talbot County
Down in Dixie and Texas Train Robberies Reported
Fragmented copy notes Alabama colored fair success and Texas train robberies. Census and church data appear garbled but reference Baptist membership in Alabama at 166000. Miscellaneous misspellings mention cucumbers from Tampa and turkeys heading to market. Tennessee legislature biennial session noted as January.
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Alabama
Texas
Washington County
Tampa
Florida
Tempessee
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Janos
Guitenn
Blaine
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Abney
May Parker
Augustus
Abraham
Frank
Luke
Gulitedu
Dan
Charles Reed
United Sttes
Guitenut
Reed
Mr. Buvidge
Guiwau
General Reynolds
Seoville
Perular
Giltcan
fuCa
the & Soner
Peru
I. Scoville
Rite
Jesus Christ
Paul
Arkansae
Larre Rock
Nigaer Bend
Svauit
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Ed Jammey
James
Thornton
Pulkerman Gillem
Cgavette
Alma
Bind
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Greenwood
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Mead
Wind
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Gallaway
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Farrell
Allis
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Milton Taylor
Harrison Edwards
Charlies Callaway
Callaway
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William Heale
ColumBia
Tenn
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Ge Holland
Hoge
Holland
Yornastows
Jesse Baldwin
Milwaexee
Wis
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Vernier
Derrorr
John Hayes
Thiat City
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Jesse
Nunn
Kirkville
Beanfort
Esterd
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Tonks Lernon
Manchester Guardian
Duke of Cambridge
Hugh ©. Childers
Frederick Roberts
A. L. Tottenham
Killyeloger
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Polies
Ladies’ Land Teague
Roscommon
Dutt
Daly
Patray
Greene
Magi
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Heichter
Hacual
Iangini
Fraxat
Chamber of Deputies
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France
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Bertin
St. Petersburg
Feis
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Aweli
Ourperiinous
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Caucasus
Italy
Pharma
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Te Cralry Sensua Yady F
AL Sladuilus Lowards
DéPretois
Magealusn
Alexander Ranpant
Maryland
South Orsna
Baltimore Sun
Nort
Carolina
Thomas J. Jarvis
Vance
J. M. Worth
Western North Carolina Railroad
Clinton
Sampson County
North Carolina
Richmond and Danvile Company
North Caroline
Paint Rock
Pigeon River
Mesers
Jarvis
Worth
Wilson
Virginia Midland
Lightning Mail
Phils
Southern Mail
Quickens
Lynchburg
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Momile Pate
Soxxville
Fla
Tallahasses
Bherwin
Penanera
Mobile
WilMixeton
Wilmington and Weldon
Wilmington
R. 5
Melagers
Galveston
Laredo
Pasian Seer
Wasnimetéx
Astor
Heise
Thy
Kaneau
Nessee
Vermont
Eknowa
Mayer
Chatw Sanooge
Paris
Thomas J. Simmons
Iti Bimmons
Ciry
Mexico
Buentes Y. Muniz
Trevino
Narnia
Cannona
Pearr
Park
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leon Chatteau
Paria
Ponting
Whert
Pho Priso King
Ntaqsasa Fane
Ont
Ryan and
Sullivan
Newant
Theodore F. Baldwin
Mechanics’ Bank
United States District Attorney
Ball
Pee Aie Nara
Lawrence KX. Serorme
Nolle
Lawrence K. Jeroma
Edward N. Patchell
William Gibbon
Brayton, Ivesa& Co
Bop Wightman
Bishop Wightman
Methodist Church South
Les
St. Augustine
St. John's River
CoteneVa New Venture
Washineton
Marcellus E. Thornton
Post-Appeal
Atlante
Dr. Mackensle
Robert Shel Aackancle
D.C
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