Court debates conspiracy verdict in star-route case
In a criminal court a lawyer argues that Brady and the Dorseys were not convicted, while two star-route leaders and others face verdicts. The judge notes some jurors were more culpable, and contemplates punishment differences. Dickson’s sworn statements allege a presidential pardon within thirty days, prompting a letter to Attorney General Brewster seeking protection from department officials.
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Fourth Street
Washington
Benjamin H. Brewster
United States
Henry A Bowen
Arizona
Department of Justice
Aurymas Olloott
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Olcoti
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Tobriner
Olcott
Holmead
Walsh
Jady
Dorseys
Brown
Talesmen
Murry
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Trial and political turmoil across states and agencies
The report chronicles multiple legal and political developments. Attorney General Brewster discusses post verdict steps in star route cases with Berdell and Miner, while others face new trials. Primaries in New York shape delegate selections for the Republican convention. Pine Ridge agency probes amid Indian affairs and potential conflict. Cotton market updates from New Orleans show supply shifts and rising southern consumption amid broader unrest and investigations.
Chattanooga Trains Chase Taylor Mob After Sheriff Killing
Chattanooga dispatches recount the shooting of Sheriff Cate and Deputy Conway by John Taylor and allies on the East Tennessee train. A mob pursues the Taylors toward Kingston as authorities vow swift justice and offer rewards. The case sparks widespread activity with trains, posses, and governors mobilized.
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Spedhal
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Jesus
Incrmnati Southern
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Taylors
Annaly
Tennessee
Sweetwater
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Conway
Rherith Cate
Fred
Fugler
Cate
Louden
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Lenoirs
John Taylor
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Fletcher
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Taylor
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Sorngfield
Osse
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Sar Carter
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Hhe Weathan
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Abizons
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Arizona
Samuel Purdy
the Epitaph
Patrick Hiumilton
The
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Senora
Alvent
William Milligan
Jon Burke
Dr. McSwegen
Purdy
Judge McGarvern
John Severakes
Dr. Goodfellow
Bisbee
Daxtinig
John H. Johnston
John FE. Hatcher
Search and Festival Reported in Late 19th Century Dispatches
A dated communication from Lieutenant Giles B. Harber details a northern expedition along the Lena delta aiming to establish a provision depot and search for survivors of the Jeanette wreck. The festival notes describe a grand procession by the mystic order of Oriole in New Orleans with elaborate decorations and participation from numerous city groups and orders.
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Mystic Order of Oriole
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the American
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Knights of Proteus
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Park Gate
Boundary Avenue
Butaw Street
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Lexington
Fayette
Calvert
Read
Charles
Madison
Howard
Academy of Mus
Franklin Street
Baltimore's Jubilee and the Cheap Steamers
Cargoes from European ports to Philadelphia and New York are being loaded aboard forty old steamers once tied up in Liverpool. Patched to weather the Atlantic they haul iron ore and return with grain and oil. Known as cheap neeam tramps, they flood U S ports with low freight rates and boost Mediterranean trade as sailing ships decline.
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Immigrant Mormon Converts Arrive at New York Park
The steamship Wyoming brought 46 Mormon immigrants from Liverpool to New York on September 14, with 18 in charge of William Cooper. Immigrants include 300 British, 293 Scandinavian, and 4 Swiss, heading to Castle Garden before traveling to Utah and Idaho Territory to join a 12,000-strong Mormon settlement. Mrs. William Jennings and her children accompanied the party.
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Castle Garden
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Bris
Utah
Sate Lake City
Ogden
Idano Territory
William Jennings
Salte Lake City
Joseph Jennings
Muawea
America
Europe
English advance to Cairo after Tel el Kebir battle
Despatches from Alexandria dated September 14 report Arabi Pasha and Toulba Pasha as virtual prisoners while British cavalry move by forced desert march toward Cairo. Reuters notes loyal declarations by Cairo inhabitants and a 30 000 regulars plus 7 000 Bedouins force. Wolseley orders Cairo occupation with rail links to follow. local festivities mark the British advance and cautious hopes amid shifting reports from Tel el Kebir to Alexandria.
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Reouf Pasha
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Surrender talks amid Tel-el-Kebir aftermath and Cairo dispatches
A Reuters telegrams and central news reports from Alexandria September 14 describe Arabi Pasha’s forces offering to surrender with British occupation of their works imminent. Telegrams note surrender conditions unclear, but defections and surrenders increase as Wolseley plans advance toward Berka and Cairo.
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Tel-El-Kebir
Treasury Department Theft Report Across Bond Fraud Risk
The United States treasury reports a stolen five thousand dollar registered bond from the treasury office in Washington. Secret Service Detective A Drummond leads the recovery effort as banks are alerted to the missing issuer. The bond’s forgery risk remains high and a duplicate will be issued to the rightful holder.
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