Gardner Post Office Robbery Verdict and Counterfeit Trial
United States court reports Robert Hatton found guilty of robbing the Gardner post office after testifying in his own defense. John Harrington faced trial for passing counterfeit money resembling a U S. treasury note. The docket notes further liquor cases and a libel of evidence as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hatton
Gardner
Tneeday
Onnes Tu Court
Hatton
Himeek
Miller
United States
John Harrington
Harrington
Treasury
Thomas
Gove
Ilame
David Hedberg
Progres
Simpson
Hedberg
John Prederick
Frederick
Lincoln
Fargo settles damage suit and town news rattle in state
A collection of Fargo and Dakotas short items reports a $1,500 damage suit settlement in Fargo, coal ignitio n found by farmers near Calfax, J J Trewin named Park River postmaster, Jamestown mayoral candidate Miller, upcoming city election talk, and various county notes on courts, education, mills, farming, crime, and local incidents across Grand Forks, Valley City, Rolla, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfax
J.J. Trewin Hana
Park River
Miller
Jamestown
Fargo
Grand Parke County
Case County Farmers’ Institute
Casselton
Grand Forks
Geo. Klouse
Theioyd
Ed Ranson
Sheldon
Bou Reynolde
Ab Gardner
Will
Ttis
Warren Denning
Dukes
Not Guilty Verdict Cited After Retiring Incident
An old notice notes a verdict of not guilty following a reported incident. It references Mrs. Winelow and a soothing syrup marketed for teething in children, claiming pain relief, gum softening, wind colic cure, and diarrhea relief. A twenty five cent bottle is advertised as sold by druggists worldwide.
JUDGE BLATCHFORD'S SUCCESSOR EDWARD WHITE NAMED SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
Edward Douglass White, Louisiana native born 1845, chosen to replace the late Justice Blatchford. Son of a judge and governor, he studied at Jesuit college New Orleans Mount St Marys Emmitsburg and Georgetown, served Confederate Army, admitted 1868, state senator 1872, Louisiana supreme court justice 1876, US senator 1888, noted for legal skill and knowledge of Code Napoleon. Tall, polished, ruddy, sandy hair, he resembles an Englishman in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Contelann
United States Supreme Court
Edward Douglass White
Justice Blatchford
New York
Louisiana
Parish
la Pourch
James White
United States
Edward Doughes White
Confess
Loulatans
Jesuit College
New Orleans
Alao
Mount St. Mary's
Emmittaburg
Georgetown College
District of Columbus
Edward Douglass Wintr
Edward. Bermudex
Touisiana
Bir
State Senate
Ate
Nichols
James B. Eustis
Tern
Hhis
Senate
Commerce
Interstate Commerce
Pacific Railroads
Supreme Court
Augustus Saint Gaudens A Sculptor of High Resolve and Fame
The article chronicles Augustus Saint Gaudens born in Dublin and raised in the United States. It details his disciplined path from a box of colors to a cameo cutter apprentice, studies in Paris and Rome, and rise to major works including the Farragut statue in Madison Square and notable bas reliefs. It notes his belief that great achievement comes from hard work and his early labor at a came cutter bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus St. Gaudens
Carlile
Senate Ika New Yorker
Dublin
United States
Bnd
Ben
Bench
Cooper Union
Paris
Jouffroy
Germany
Rome
Morgan
New York
William M. Evarts
Farragut
Madison Square
New York City
Critica al Ones
Lincoln
Bherman
Editors' tragic deaths in early journalism history
A fragmentary reminiscence catalogues a string of 19th century newspaper figures dying under dramatic circumstances. It lists Monroe Greeley, Henry J. Raymond, Charles G. Halpine Miles O'Reilly, A D Richardson, Kroilvelek Findon, Dr Peador Meirson, Stillman S. Conant, a Daily News publisher, and others, noting manner of death from murder to suicide and accidents.
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New York
New York Tribune
Monrce Greeley
New York Pines
Henry J. Raymond
Lever
Charles G. Halpine
Miles O
New York Herald
Kroilvelek Findon
Concord
N. J
Staats-Zeitung
New York Journal
Peador Meirson
Geran
Stillman S. Conant
New York Times
Coney Island
the Daily News
Aivertiner
Long Bruch
Joe Howard
Opium Trade and Wealth of the Jardine Firm in Scotland
The article discusses opium selling as profitable, detailing the Jardine firm of Jacdine, Mathegon & Co and its powerful partners. It highlights Sir Robert Jardine of Castleville as head, noting land acquisitions in the Highlands and Perthshire, including Rogersons of Wampiurny and Lanrick Castle. The piece views opium as one profitable yet controversial business with strong wealth implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Jacdine, Mathegon & Co
China
James Jardine
Dryteholm
Scotland
James Matheson
Alexander Matheson
Highlands
Magnine
Robert Jardine
Castleville
Robert
Castlemill
Aouth
Beotland
Rogersons
Wampiirny
Lanrick Castle
Perthaire
Tennyson
Canadian Sledge Dogs Teach Hard Winter Travel
The Canadian Sledge Tour describes how sled dogs in northwest Canada pull sledges with six to eight dogs per team. They are fed only when in harness and can reach speeds at breakneck pace, traveling up to 90 miles a day.
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Cameron
Hhis Fall
Northwest Territories
Canada
Paris Police Structure and Etiquette Described
A Philadelphia Press summary notes Paris municipal police numbers about 10 000 officers plus 6 000 republic guards, organized into 20 brigades for city districts. It describes discretion between wealthier downtown officers and those in poorer areas, English common among officers in the American quarter, and their courteous, helpful conduct guiding strangers and pedestrians at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boulevard de Ttalians
Rue de Rivoli
Self Preservation Outweighs Skill in Striking Snakes and Suicide
In a dramatic account from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, passengers aboard a steamboat witness instinct overpowering reason as they fail to restrain a venomous yellow rattlesnake in a glass box. A man later seeking death at the Seine is saved by a tiger scare, then ends his life by his own hand after a grim twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressom
Mann
Tobn F. Thompson
Ant L
Paris
Seine
St. Louis Glabe- Democrat
Train collision near Sherbrooke kills two crewmen
At Capleton near Sherbrooke Quebec the Montreal Ex press northbound and the Quebec express met headend. The engineer of one train and a crew member in the cab were killed. Passengers were not seriously injured and none of the trains left the rails.
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Full Spoon
Boston
Montreal Express
Capleton
Sherbrooke
Que
Island possession case in Missouri River dispute
Judge Scarritt confirms referee Stiles report for Bugard and others against Simeon Howe over an island opposite Armour's picking house. The 32 acre river land, washed up by Missouri River channel change, gave riparian rights to Bugard while Howe was a squatter. a commission was named.
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United States Court
Mark
Khe
Hedberg Cave
State News
North Dakota
Dickineau
Valley City
Steel County
Marshall McClure
Devils Lake
la Junta
Col
State Medical Examining Board
Argo
Walsh County
Lverest
Cnas County
Oscar Schumaker
Aaton
Cook
Fessenden
Campbell
Brainerd
Moore
Inawne Hospital
St. Paul
Wood Harvester Works
Northwest Foundry
Ity
Great Northern Engineers
Maj
Pawcett
Cando
Deyila Lake
Burton
Minnesota
Rolla
Avampeg
Cavalier
Towner
Rolette
Langdon
Dauasith
W.G. Crossell
Barnes County
Spiritwood
Lloyds’ Bank
Sanborn Enterprise Estates
Jacob Werth
Mary Sauers
Michael Sauera
Werth
Mise Emme Bates
State Normal School
Court House
Dakota
Williaton
Joe Goodhue
Topping
House of Representatives
Sumh
Nellie Hatton
Hageley
Valley City Methodist Church
Valley City Alliance
Gilford
K. 3
Nergard
Rugby
Tal Moore
New
Rockford
Christus
Crookston
Devile Lake
John Bly
Democratic Wheel Horse
Monge River
Abner Hanscomb
Republican County Committee
Molbury County
Col. Ely
Hanscomb
Gol
Ely
Ayer
Antrep Doxey
Mary A. Jackson
Salem, Mies
Tae Fargo San
Will Bergatter
F. C. Hendershatt
L. C. Smith
Judge Blatchford
Fanti
Harifon
D*price
Trextos
Wertz
George B. Swarne
Republicaan
Swayne
Aslee
Griz
Seisleey
New Youk
Treland
Brooklyn City Hall
St. Patrick's Day
Board of Aldermen
Tijtennlengen
Hees
Coleson
Cohen
Schleren
Ms. Stocking
Marty Ured
Wasttischos
Pattie Miller Stocking
ENER
Ayers Sarsaparilla
al. Hammerty
Mar'lillisvore
Vas
Feanony
D.c. Ayer &Co
Lowell, Mam
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