The High Court Opens Amid Crowded Capitol
An immense crowd filled the Capitol with every Senate seat taken before the session. Gen Holt of the Bureau of Military Justice was the only prominent official noticed on the floor. THAT SPEECH.
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Gen. Holt
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Senate Trial Proceedings Open with Leave to File Arguments
In open court at 11 o'clock the Chief Justice ruled on an order allowing House Managers and President's counsel to file written arguments before oral argument. Amendments were offered, debated, and defeated. final decision adopted 28 to 22 permitting written or oral arguments with one final oral closing by a Manager.
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Stanbery
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Boutwell
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New York
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Curtis
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Stewart
Conness
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Trumbull
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South
Johnson
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Sicily
Verres
Rome
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Earth
Congress of the
Europe
America
England
France
Spain
John Hampden
Andrew Johnson
A. Johnson
J. Hampden
Charles the First
John Kampden
Edwin M. Stanton
Conkling
Fenian suspects linked in Clerkenwell explosion case trial
London dispatch reports Barry and Keefe jailed after arrest near Buckingham Palace for suspected Fenian incendiaries. Fenian trial at Clerkenwell resumes with witnesses detailing the December 12 explosion near the Clerkenwell prison as police present a complex lineup of identifications and testimonies. The crowd fills the courtroom as the case continues. The Prince of Wales visits Maynooth, and Johnson, the Orange Secretary, is released from Belfast confinement.
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Keefe
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Clerkenwell House of Detention
English
T. Desmond
Hannah Gillies
Warker
Burke
Ranger
Ann Justice
Leary
Ann
Berry
Mr Worth
Allen
Worth Allum
Barrett
Mr Bird
Milbank
France Sees War Fears Subside Amid Public Pacifism
The Moniteur du Soir editorial claims the French public now remains tranquil after fears of war faded, crediting the people’s good sense and the influence of foreign powers supporting France’s pacific policy.
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Paris
Evenine
Moniteur du Soir
France
Marriage of Prince Humbert and Princess Margaret in Turin
On April 22 in the Chapel Royal Turin Prince Humbert heir presumptive of Italy wed Princess Margaret his cousin. Attending were King Victor Emanuel Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia Prince Napoleon and Princess Marie Clothilde among many Italian notables. City prepares for the royal reception.
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Humbert
Italy
Margaret
Chapel Royal
Turin
Victor Emanuel
Frederick William of Prussia
Napoleon
Marie Clothilde
Bismarck Withdraws Federal Debt Bill Amid Amendments
Count Von Bismarck pulls the Federal Debt bill from the North German Parliament in response to opposition amendments. The action reflects a government bill challenged by the opposition before the April 22 decision in Prussia.
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Count von Bismarck
Election returns show Conservative gains in the Carolinas and Georgia
Reports from multiple counties across North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina indicate Conservative advantages in Columbus and Sampson counties in North Carolina while Georgia towns like Macon Savannah and Columbus vote heavily for the Democrats. Black voters support Conservatives in some precincts and anxiety over the Constitution persists amid alleged irregularities in Louisiana parishes.
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Columbus County
Weldon
Halifax County
Broad Creek
Craven County
Wayne County
Raueica
N. C
Arrin
Erie Telegraphs Report Disaster and Robbery Plot
Twenty three passengers perished in a rear car fire with only two escaping and six bodies recovered, leaving fifteen unaccounted for. Clergy set Friday April 24 as a day of fasting and prayer for the Methodist Episcopal Church. Detectives uncovered a plot to rob the pay train near Jeffersonville Indiana with four conspirators arrested. A Cheshire Railroad wreck near Westmoreland left engineer George Wright badly injured. Townsend widow Harriet Shephard died by self destruction. A former New Orleans banker, A S Mansfield, was arrested for involvement in burning the steamer Shooting Star with insurance of $100000.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Jeffersonville
Baght
Chicago
Fitzwilliam
Cheshire
Westmoreland
George Wright
Harriet Shephard
Townsend
A. S. Mansfield
First National Bank of
New Orleans
Shooting Star
Boston ads note new shop location and garments
W B Ellis & Co move to 23 Bromfield street for upholstery and drapery sales. Armington returns to 28 Bromfield street with new fabrics and tailored garments. Rienarn s offers spring overcoats at 9 to 18 dollars from Dock square. Everett House at Hyde Park ready to lease for hotel business near two railroads. Apply to A P Brake at 23 Arch Street.
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No. 23
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Arch
Summer Streets
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Fashington Street
Boston Business College
Tremont Street
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