South Carolina Legislation Sparks Supreme Court Appeal
Special despatch reports that South Carolina passed laws to convert state pay certificates into current money for claimants tied to Gov. Moses era. The state treasurer refused, mandamus sought, and Justice Miller accepted the bond for a U S Supreme Court hearing. The dispute centers on up to a half million dollars. Joseph Winlock of Kentucky is named to head tests on steam boilers, with experiments possibly at the Naval Academy.
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Treasury
Dlamnants
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Miller
Chambers
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National Academy of Sciences
Naval Academy
Gov. Smith
Beecher Appeals to Committee in New York Hearing
The Investigating Committee met at 10 o'clock in Mr Beecher's parlor as he delivered a detailed statement reaffirming prior denials of Tilton's charges. He described Tilton's fall from a prestigious position and his attempts to restore reputation and finances through Victoria Woodhull, acknowledging his own misguided reliance on others.
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Maine
Bion Bradbury
New York
Mr Beecher
Beecher
Theodore Tilton
America
Victoria Woodhall
Tilton
Moulton
Mr ‘Wilton
Frog
Bowen
Tome
Theodore
Frank Carpenter
Bacon
Christian Union
Theological Seminary
Yale College
Christ
Lyceum
Pochondria
New York Observer
The
Independent
the Independent
England
Cleveland
Tilt
Brooklyn Union
Mrs Tilton
Bethel Mission School
Europe
Tilon
Edward
Illinois
Chicago
Northwest
West
Che Caiaren
Brooklyn
Winsted, Conn
Pe Pill
Francis D. Moulton
Peasecicy
Inehoe
Elizabeth
Tilton’s
Bee
Teara
Mr Tilton
Mra Tilton
Buskand
Br Tilton
Moulrop
Plymouth
Woodhull Clique
Woodhull
Steinway Hall
Victoria Woodhull
Nance
Tilton Wiich
Taxepay
Beodore
Pooweuely
Trea
Tiiton
Woodbull
Dr Storrs
Tilion
Thedore
Eagle
Wilkinson
Herbody
Hia
Ile
Gomo
Ana
Brier Moulton
Es Comanttien
Gena
Eollen
Morutton
Wioslow
Winslow
Maniton
Mr Winslow
Mr Moulton
Halli
Moulton Assented.) Reasons For Not Producing the Letters. Mr White
White
Beceber
Mr Sage
Sage
Ssee
Weill
Tim
Charman
Trev
Tracy
S. B. White
H. B. Craftin
Chicago Tribune
Claflin
Gath
Shearman
Morris
the Times
Terrible railroad accident near Sutton Quebec richmond
A deadly wreck occurred at 6 o clock this morning four miles north of Richmon on the Southeastern Railway from Boston to Montreal. A bridge over the Missisquoi river failed in a night of heavy rain, signaling neglected, the locomotive plunged into the stream and the express car rode over it. Cars four through six and three Pullmans were uninjured while five were killed and fifteen wounded including engineer Frank Lanklot of Malone New York fireman Morris Rickle from Sweetebore Quebec and Assistant Superintendent C S Harris of Richford plus a 10 year old French girl and an unidentified French laborer died after transfer to Richford. The wounded are listed locally.
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Nellie Irwin
Tom Walters
Gulnare
Molhe
Mambrino Gift
Mambrino Git
Tanner Bos
Joe Brown
Joker
Fred. Hooper
Barney Kelley
Royal John
Blanche
Belle Brasfield
Frank Wood
John C. Ellis
Utica
Wellesley Boy
Abner Rusch
Sharon
Magnolia
National Trotting Association
Lady Wari
Kittie
Lucille Golddust
Commodore
Thomas L. Young
Grace
Buzz
Richmon
Boston
Montreal
Missisquoi
Sutton
Quebec
Ffth
Frank Lanclot
Malone
Morris Rickle
Sweetebore
Herris
Richford
Robert Manson
Masonville
Luther L. Davis
United States
Abercorn
H. W. Baker
North Troy
Fred Baker
Nelson Davis
Rochford
John Mirosh Farman
Beck
Fred Alex
Central Falla
K. I
George W. Ellen
Barnston Corner
P. Lambkin
P. & M. Lambkon
Riceburg
Adolph Green
Suncook
N. H
Isborer
Edagar Adems Krakemen
Newport Centre
John Powers
Inspector Loomis
George A. Pierce
Stanstead
Wiliam A. Pierce
New York
Ave
Maren
Adam Caldwell
New Jersey
Long Island
Westchester County
Depair
Lavbury
Conn
Danbury
Caldwell
Hayward
Bedford Avenues
Brooklyn
Eighth Street
New
Seventh District Republicans nominate Gordon for Congress
Cincinnati reports Thomas W. Gordon chosen by the Seventh District Republicans for Congress. Scattered notes from Detroit and Selma mention state party conventions, prohibitory resolutions, and pending nominations. Garf ield renominated in Painesville. Lewiston notes county selections. Philo Clark named for Congress in Turner.
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Distret
Thomas W. Gordon
Congress
Derroit
Mica
Selma
Ala
Republican Seasional
Painesville
Ohto
J. A. Garfield
Lewiston
Twoscogzin County
Benjamin Greene
Turner
A. Pierce
Greene
E. S. Warren
Durham
Daniel Goff
Auburn
Philo Clark
Meeting of Canadian manufacturers reports on reciprocity
At a Hamilton meeting of Canadian manufacturers committees urged reciprocity with the United States while some groups opposed it. Cotton fabrics warned against reciprocity. paper makers welcome it with concessions. International Rifle Match results announced with prizes to Canadian and U S competitors. Thunderstorms cause damage in multiple towns including fatalities in Ontario and Nova Scotia.
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Ont
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Brydge
Boyd
Fifty-fourth Battalion
Baxter
Eighth Battalion
Stenhouse
Col. Gildersleeve
New York
Capt
Cappine
Toronto
Prince of Waes
Three Rivers Battalion
Quinec
CanaDa
Judge Stuart
Andrew Thomson
OrTawa
Ontt
Lichtping
Hairax
Northwest Harbor
Shelburne
Elisha Perry
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Calley & Stimson
Green Street
Bowdoin Square
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Mechanics” Hall
Worcester
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Satchei
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Bedford Street
Thurston
Brug
Edward E. Clark
Wedding Stationery Depot
Washington Street
Bedford
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Ton Street