Verdict in Bribery Case Revealed at Washington Trial
Jury returns verdict in multiple defendants case led by Brady and Dorsey amid bribery allegations. Minor and Bevedell found guilty. Turner and Peck not guilty. some defendants receive mixed outcomes with further motions anticipated. Judge Wylie accepts verdict after long deliberations. foreman discusses alleged bribery attempts and future investigations.
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Washington
Stephen eSeet
Duaner
Wylie
Dickson
Dorsey
Brady
Theu
Minor
Bevedell
Turner
Peck
Vaile
Merrick
Feck
Williams
Beredell
Hinkle
Dorseys
Foreman Dickson
Miny
A. Os A
Ingerkoli
Wilson
Panion
Cox
Camphorn
McCarthy
McLain
McNally
Martin
Dorsey Inguilty
Judge Wylie
Piace
Dik
Sitar
Cemie
Juaie
Ran
Tonnaght
Holman
Brown
Criminal Court
City guards treasury as taxpayers seek to block grant
Cincinnati taxpayers press for injunction to stop a $1000 warrant issued to pay expenses for a reception honoring the national association of fire engineers. City council passed the appropriation amid claims it would fund champagne, cigars, and a free carriage ride. The taxpayers league, formed to prevent fund misallocation, moved to dissolve the temporary restraining order and argues funds not needed for the visiting firemen.
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Crnorrwati
Board of Aldermen
Boand of Public Works
Tax Payers League
Cincinnati
Taxpayers League
Robie Clinches Maine Governorship and GOP Gains
Maine returns show a heavy Republican advance over 1880 with Robie leading for governor by about 6,272 across 100 townships, and the Republican congressional ticket carrying much of the vote. Greenbackers vote Republican at Domariscalta with straight party lines insignificant. In Pontiana, Robie wins by 7,500 to 9,000, while Paris reports the death of savant and author Joseph Lionville.
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Washiaton
Maine
Kobie
Domariscalta
Insignificanti
Robie
Pontiana
Savant
Paris
Joseph Lionville
British Diplomacy in the Turkey Egypt Crisis
A Constantinople dispatch reports acute delays in signing the Anglo Turkish military convention over whether Turkish troops may disembark at Port Said. The Porte seeks immediate signing while England accuses it of disloyalty. Derivish Pasha and Baker Pasha defer departure pending agreement. Arabs resist Arabi Pasha, with plans for counter proclamations. Turkish officials hope for a Tuesday signing, amid Turkish anger at delays. Germany urges moderation on the Greek frontier, and a Times dispatch notes Granville declining to accept landing Turkish troops at Port Said. A Port Said report tallies 100 British ships transiting the Suez Canal between August 20 and September 6, earning £4,000 in dues.
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Lennon
Constantinople
Reuter
Port Gaid
Wolseley
Porte
England
Turkey
Lord Granville
Dervish Pasha
Baker Pasha
Arabi Pasha
Areabi
Arabi
Pdéha
Assin Pasha
Artin Beffendie
Lord Defferin
Therapin
Germany
Greece
Lospon
the Times
Harl- Granville
Port Said
Times
Athens
Egypt
Daily News
Suez Canal
Canal Company
Wolseley Advance and Kassassin Start Amid War Tension
News from London and Cairo describe General Wolseley assembling forces at Ismailia and Tel el Kebir with 14 000 front troops as freight transport limits slow movement toward Kassasin. Reports note strong Egyptian defenses, uncertain supplies, and possible flank moves while Arabi Pasha’s forces, about 16 000 strong with 50 guns, clash at Kassasin and Tel el Kebir.
Weekly Yellow Fever Summary Across Texas and Pensacola
In Brownsville and Pensacola notes the yellow fever week shows 437 cases with 22 deaths, total 1 539 cases and 88 deaths overall. Cordon measures at Arroyo and river hold, outer cordon to be lifted soon, ranch inspections planned, Santa Maria quarantine station opened. Brownsville nun deaths and rising Rio Grande water reported. Point Isabel fever cases and aid relief noted. Also reports from Matamoros, Fort Brown, and Point Isabel. Brownsville exit restricted by river overflow. Washington dispatches add 52 new Brownsville cases and 3 deaths, and 52 cases 14 deaths overall in latest tally. Local Florida and South Carolina items note epidemic context and political conventions with Greenback discussions in Columbia. Plans in Chicago and Denver conventions finalize Greenback nominees amid prohibition debate.
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Hrowneville
Washington
Nie Hospital Service
Gallttle
Browneville
Arroyo
Santa Maria
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Board of Health
Brownsville
Mary
The
Sacred Heart
Rio Grande
Mail Rider
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Jessie
Wolffe
Point Isabel
Fort Brown
Matamoras
Surgeon General
Marine Hospital Service
Whsville
Texas
National Board of Health
Bride
Commission Abandons Pacific Trip for Mississippi River Tour
The Werle commission abandons extending its Pacific coast tour and will meet in cities across the Midwest from Milwaukee to Philadelphia through October while reviewing Mississippi River works from Cairo to Vicksburg. Delegations from Cairo and Ickeburg urge renewed river improvements and specific appropriation for Vicksburg harbor.
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Wasumezoy
Pacific
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Des Moines
St. Louis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Richmond
Beltimore
Philadelphia
Soprement
Chicago
Mississippi River
Amet
Louis
Gérerdt Gilmore
Major Suter
Harrod
Sears
Prof
Mitchell
Yudise Taylor
Lieutenent Leach
Cairo
Includin
Nin Thomas
Latto
Ickeburg
Vicksburg Harbor
Vicksburg
Congress
Gilmore
Harred
United States
Keokuk
Mississippi
Major Ernest
Avidney
Vickspurg
Major McKenzie
Illinois
Storm Damage and Disasters Across Georgia and Coast
Reports from the lower coast detail severe flood damage and submerged quarantine grounds as residents fled to upper levels. Pensacola endures its strongest wind on record, with 55 mph gusts. vessels capsize, rescuers pull survivors, and two drownings are reported. Across Georgia, cotton and corn suffer, trees fall, and rail bridges are destroyed while James River swells and trestle sections fail. Political shifts emerge as Nixon withdraws from Robeson bid in New Jersey. A St Louis stage robbery yields $900 and jewelry lost. mail pouches are rifled as masked robbers strike.
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Gulf
Pensacola
Bloxham
Richard
Jabez Marlon
Roda
Santa Rosa Island
Columnus
James River
Richmond and Alleghany
Tye River
Macon
Georgia
Savannah
Errr Nixon
Robeson
Prniapetrera
Nixon
Cape May County
New Jersey
Hie
Convdntion
Caach
St. Louis
Seligman
St. Louie
San Francisco
Eureka Springs
Ark
Yaa
Ora
Crop reports show mixed cotton prospects in several states
The September 11 agricultural bulletin notes improved cotton conditions since August in Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Arkansas and Georgia with state averages ranging from 38 to 101. Rain and pests threaten yields in parts while bollworms appear in Denton county and doubts arise over third brood damage. Oats rye and tobacco also reported with varied fortunes across regions.
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Waauinoton
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkanas
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Denton County
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Trent
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Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode
New York
New Jerse
Peninsylvania Ia
Ohio Valley
Jowelsy
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
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Mogland
Ismailia
Kassassia
Thortekad
Tel el Kebir
Ismeilia
Afghanistan
Cholers
India
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Preasakarmanagemente
Lord Dufferin
France
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Russia
Danvil_e
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John BK. Johnston
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Kass
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Loxdox
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Arabi Pesha
Ramleh
Jmep
Kassasen
Censtral
Kgyptians
Tel-el-Kebir
Lalhirgeh
Tel-al-Kebir
Hnally
Fel el Kebir
Erta
Yovart
Lonpox
Daily Telegraph
Kassasati
Mahmoud Pasha
Kasakisin
Arabi Basha
Fe Thiteenth Engel Lancers
Kassassin
Mé Naughteh
Strong
Ishmaili
Kessassin
Columbia
Greenback Way
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George W. Way
F. O. Saunders
L. J. Hersinger
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FEER
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Grand Army of the Republic
McHenry
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Arvon
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W. H.colgate
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Bliss Wood
Colgate
Mil
J. Colgate
Colgate Academy
Utica
Bliss & Wood
Baukmorisz
James 2. Laird
Frederick County
J. &. Laird & Co
Havin
Treasury Department
Perenssere
Halifax Street
Henry Porter
Carolins Hill
BR. W. Melindy
Bt. Jo
Theanee
Baton Rapids
Poventy-first Michigan Infantry
Hynes
Lannox
Frycis Hynes
West Ireland
Common Pleas Division
High Court of Justice
Joyce
Dabiinane
Indiana
Ispianaro Is
Riley Clevenger
Margie Jones
Kokomo
Clevenger
Thamas Danlaw
Port Royal Road
Aleu
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