New York Dr Bradford sentenced after dramatic trial disclosure
In General Sessions Dr Bradford, convicted of causing Sarah Connors death by malpractice, faces a new trial appeal and introduces new evidence via Mme Cherardi. A court confession tied to the crime appears, but Judge Sutherland refuses a new trial and imposes fourteen years and six months. The accuser and the judge leave the scene as the case closes.
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Senate votes on Edmunds bill to regulate electoral count
The Senate approved Edmunds bill 35 to 26 with 13 absent or not voting. Republicans uniformly supported. Democrats mostly opposed except Bayard Morgan Merriman and McPherson would have voted aye. Cockrell did not vote over technical concerns. Debate cited party lines and potential tracking for House action.
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Massachusetts election conduct to be investigated
A Boston Post despatch reports that the recent Massachusetts election will face heated scrutiny during debate on the Blaine resolution. Senators Thurman and Butler spearhead calls for inquiry, with possible visits by investigators to Massachusetts and South Carolina, and witnesses from Massachusetts expected.
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Senate Debates Edmunds Bill on Presidential Vote Count
The Senate considers the Edmunds bill to regulate counting the presidential vote as Mr. Blaine faces a Southern war delay. The article notes legislative maneuvering and political factions shaping the timing and fate of the measure.
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Army Reconstruction Bill Sparks Debate on Confederate Restrictions
Washington dispatch reports Army Commission members claim repealing section 1218 will not open army ranks to Confederates beyond Second Lieutenant after academy graduation or promotion from lower ranks. Conkling shows temper on New York nominations while criticizing the President. Other items note patent suits limits, immigrant aid measures, a temporary army increase bill, and various nominations and receipts.
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Freshet Floods Hartford Area and Rail Lines Hit
A heavy freshet on the Connecticut River floods Hartford and nearby riverfronts, submerging wharves and delaying travel. Bridges and depots suffer, with steamboat docks unreachable and rail service cut or rerouted along rising streams. Reports from Plymouth and Bath NH describe washouts, rail repairs, and ongoing damage assessments.
Bank panics hit Saratoga as First National closes
Saratoga faces a bank run after defalcations of County Treasurer Wright spark closings of the First National and the Commercial Bank. Directors move to shield assets amid rumors. deposits owed total 145,640 at the First National and 163,505 at the Commercial. Officials blame value shrinkage since 1873 as fears grow of further failures.
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Mining stock closing prices report from San Francisco
The San Francisco market survey lists official closing prices for mining stocks on December 13. Entries include Grand Prize Hale & Norcross Julia Consolidated Justice Mexican Ophir Overman, California, Eureka Consolidated and several others with varying price figures, reflecting a mixed session for miners across multiple firms.
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Milledgeville man kills brother-in-law in bar room shooting
Hamp Gibson shot and killed Styles in a Milledgeville bar room yesterday. A Columbia dispatch reports Gov Hampton resting comfortably and improved. John A Duncan arrested in Pittsburg for embezzling $10,000 from Dilworth Brothers as their book-keeper. A late storm caused damage on Prince Edward Island with wind, blown ore, and injured cattle.
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Obituary Fragments from Boston and National Notices
One of Boston’s oldest residents died on December 18 at No 1 Hollis Street at age 97. She was daughter of Paul Dudley Richards a descendant of Gov Thomas Dudley and left two children. Her grandson Dudley R Child and several nieces and nephews survive. A devout Hollis Street Church member she remained sharp minded and mobile by carriage all her life. The second item notes a famed English landscape engraver’s death in Brighton at 85, with references to major works and a turn of the century Royal Academy exhibit. The third item reports William J Wilson, founder of the Freedman’s Bank in Washington, dying at 59, once running a network of branches before a corruption ring collapsed the institution.
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Bangor kleptomaniac case and regional crime roundup
A Bangor resident was detected as a kleptomaniac with about nine bushels of groceries and other items found in her room. George Dean and John Finley of Saco were arrested on suspicion as alleged firebugs operating in the area. The Lewiston water works expenditure through December 1 reached 252000 dollars. Mr Patterson's contract is estimated near 35000 dollars. Bath secured a contract for a 500 ton side wheel steamer hull and machinery to run between Rockland and Mount Desert via the Knox and Lincoln Railroad, to complete by May 20. Two boys, sons of Pierce and Flags, aged 8 and 10, drowned in Hudson. The Pierce boy's body was recovered. the other remains missing. In Rockland Supreme Judicial Court, Hannah Thorndike and William M. Miller were indicted for murder and burglary respectively. Thorndike’s murder trial for Honora Sullivan is set to begin Monday. York county lists three Executive Councillor candidates: Shaw, Cromwell, and Moody. The Rockland Opinion retracts prior personal character allegations against Gen. Davis Tillson, ending his libel suits.
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Manchester grocer's clerk arrested in Concord
D L Vignet, a grocer's clerk in Manchester, who collected 82 dollars belonging to his employers on Thursday, started for Canada and was arrested in Concord on Friday. The report notes other local incidents including a naval yard accident and court actions related to a bank inquiry and a murder case.
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Addison County Scandal and Violations Trigger Prosecutions
Dan Isham of Stowe Lower Village imprisoned in Hyde Park in default bail after liquor law prosecutions. Charles Mayo of Hyde Park, driven by aeutemania, leaped into the Lamoille River to flee devils, was rescued after strong currents and ice saved him. An Addison County case involves a prominent citizen accused of seducing and winning away his nephew’s wife, leading to a secret marriage and later divorce filings as wives leave.
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Death at lime kiln in New Marlboro kills foreman Robert Perry
A string of early Boston area news items: foreman Robert Perry dies after an em bankment cave in at the lime kiln in New Marlboro. The piece also notes jealous quarrel, a poisoning verdict in Westfield, a missing doctor, a resignation at the Boston and Maine, an ex-trainman vagrancy case, a Deputy Collector arrest in Haverhill, two murder arrests in Westford and Groton, and a rare eight-foot spineous shark sighting near Provincetown with notes on its European origins.
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Widow Eliza Jones Found Dead in Newport
Mrs Eliza Jones widow of John W Jones was found dead in bed at Newport on Thursday morning in her S th year A fruitless investigation prompted Mayor Bediow to offer a 500 dollar reward for evidence leading to the conviction of those in recent fires In Providence Circuit Court Robert Clark Andrew J Raymond Frank Raymond and John Quinn of New York pleaded guilty to counterfeit silver dollars Clark received twenty seven months in prison the others two years each with a one thousand dollar fine
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Willington Baptist Church celebrates fiftieth anniversary
The Baptist Church in Willington will observe its fiftieth anniversary on the 18th. The Madison murder trial cost the State about 1400 dollars and the town around 500. Defence expenses will reach at least 590 dollars. An arrest at New Haven on Thursday night of James Sypher, tied to Stewart's remains theft, seems a large joke on police. Sypher plans to sue the arresting officer.
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