Guiteaus Speech on Divine Inspiration and Presidential Killing
Guiteau argues his shooting of Garfield was divinely inspired and urges the jury to acquit, claiming he acted under duress and that Providence justified the president's removal. He defends transitory mania and cites biblical examples, urging the court to accept that the Deity guided the act and will vindicate him.
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New Jersey
Baltimore & Potomac Depot
Washington
New York
Garfield
Lincoln
Grant
Abraham
Sickles
McFarland
Cole
Hiscock
Guiteau
Boston
Booth
Jefferson
Arthur
Republic
Scoville
Guitean
Tsay
Rochester Dr Henson Warner Lattimore on Brights disease
An Rochester article summarizes Dr J B Henson's asserted near death recovery and a physician's warnings about Brights disease of the kidneys. It includes accounts by Mr Warner of a 250 percent ten year rise, testimony from Dr Lattimore on chemical analysis, and claims that Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure can cure the ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat and Chronicle
J. B. Henson
America
Henson
St. Paul Street
Bright
Geo
Brigh
Sean
Warner
Mr. Warner
Exchange Street
Everett
Sumner
Chase
Wilson
Carpenter
Bishop Haven
New Orleans Medical College
Wright
Craig
Prince Street
Lattimore
Correct numbering method for the checker board
In Boston on January 18, 1882 communications for the department should go to Charles F. Barker at No 8 Houghton street Cambridgeport and No 16 Pemberton square Chess and checker players headquarters The Numbered Checker board corrects last week's misprinted numbering due to a tyro and provides the proper Black section numbering.
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Boston
Charles F. Barker
Houghton Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Chess and Checker Players
Pemberton Square
Tyro
Greyground
Dear Sun
Cincinnati
Briceton
Checker
Sin
Loston
Maine
Lewiston
Paris
Lefe
Portland
Leball
Yu Goons
P. O
Ms Young
Creenwich St
Lester
New Church St
New York
Voltalic Belt Co
Marshall, Mien
Charles E. Hires
N. del. Ave
Pula
Jat
N. St. Ster
ST. Louis
Ita
Butts
North St
Pia
End game match at WHITh Position No 911
The final stage reports the end game between James Wyllie and M H Dimmock at WHITh position 911 with the outcome noted as LACK.
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James Wyllie
M. H, Dimmock
Reed Wins Picked Chess Match For Championship Title
In a long match to decide the American championship, James Reed Jr of Pittsburg defeats Charles F Barker in the fourteenth game, securing the title on a point tally. The report covers game scores and notes from Boston editor A. J. Heffner with additional correspondence and position analyses from multiple contributors.
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Charlies F. Barker
James Reed, Jr
Pittsburg
Penn
Reed
Gord
Deere
Folio January features lithos and musicals from White, Smith & Co.
The January Folio showcases Adelina Patti lithographs and woodcuts of Marie Roze and Dion Boucicault, with vocal pieces like Uncle Tom's Gwine to Stay and O, I am the Merry l'os tiilion, plus Weary Soul, Why Wander Wide. Instrumentals include Eric-a-Brac Polka and Waldteufel selections. Published by White Smith & Co., Boston.
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Adelina Patti
Marie Roze
Dion Boucicault
Sam Lucas
Franz Abt
Charles Coote, Jr
Waldteufel
White, Smith & Co
Boston
Sleeping Car Monopoly Expands Gould Vanderbilt Control
A morning paper reports a likely consolidation forming the Pullman Car Company under Gould and Vanderbilt, excluding car shops, to control the U S sleeping-car system. Wagner Company lacks shops. others fear shifts in ownership and operations across major lines.
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Gould
Vanderbilt
Cnicano
Pullman Palace Car Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Southwestern
Gould and
United States
Pullman Car Company
Pullman
Cumberland River Rises For Fourth Straight Day
Nashville reports rapid Cumberland River rise with five feet gain in 24 hours. Back water floods 200 families, 100 acres of city ground underwater, mills and factories forced to close. The item notes water danger and local impact.
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Nashville
Cumberland
The Grist Mill and Crossword Puzzles at Dorchester Mass
A fragment from The Weekly Globe includes nameless puzzles and prize notices. Olive Mosse is cited for prizes and a six month subscription offer. The piece mentions Dorchester Massachusetts and various puzzle formats such as crosswords and diamond shapes.
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Trebor
Boston
Mass
W. J. Klein
Natick
Arthur F. Holt
Olive Mosse
OU. Possum
Duke Clements
Sea Pea
Jesse Overlock
I. Bansier
Mary W
Daisy
Ben and Globe
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Lewiston Journal
Herbert Z. Wright
William M. Purcell
Reelsville
Theo. W. Kimley
Greenford
Yours
Theo
W. Kimley
G. D. Bugbee
W. Wins
G. D. Bugvee
James Foed, Jr
Brooklyn
Henry H——r
W. K—y
Bb. J. H—m
Chicago
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Abov Reed
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Neumann
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National Cotton Exchange
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Lem Ellsworth
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W. W. Corcoran
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Northboro
Sampson Frye
Berlin
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Buffalo
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Baltimore
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Florence Street
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Dori
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Utica
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Lord Waldemar
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Dunkirk, N. Y
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Clio
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Kit C. Bunnell
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Weekly Globe
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Tiius Marx
A. T. Spoon
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A. F. Hol
Puzzlers
Alex J. Bell
Chariton Street
Turk Wilcox Crewbar Preparation Co
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
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Detroit, Mich
Orange Judd CO
Broadway, N
Roca
Cade
Clintom & Co
North Haven
Patten & CO
Arclay
N.Y
Pranklin Prig
New Haven Ct
Rural Home Journal
Buckner
Allordera
Burgaia
F. M. Lupton
Park Place
Rs Gillistrat
Viek
Illustrated
James Vick
West
Smlvvh
Doolittl&& Smith
Tremont St
N.E
Suavwyly
I. L. Branson
Chestnut St
West Fourth St
Ohio
Wydtkeowtl
Rome
Baptist
TP. Childs. Troy, O
Garmore
John Gdlmore
W. Cor
6Th
Race Sts
O. R
J. J. Merves
Thum St. Ne
Johnson
Johnson & CO
Maas
Bangor
T. A. Slollum
Pearl St
Wylst
A. L, Smith &O
Fox
Butonville
N. J
Duaissav Scale Co
al Lywy
Felton Mfg. Co
Hulton St
Patrick
Beatty
Wehman
Chatham St
New
Free Outfit
Adress P.O. Vickery
Augue'a. Me
Weekly Globe Club
Arthur's Home
American Dairyman News
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
American Naturalist
Army & Navy Journal
American Poultry Yard
Brainerd
Barnes
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Burlington Hawkeye Boys
Deapey Corner
Lady's Journal
Lady's Mavasine
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Country Gentleman
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Demorest
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Frank Leslie
Germantown
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Young Home Circle
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Babyland
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Good Words Feukle Young Pe Herald of Health
Home Journal
Indiana Farmer, Independent
International Review Jown Homestead
Journal of Microscopy Journal of Chemistry
le Francais
Pren Lippincott's
London
Lancer
Mike
Madinburgh Revie
London Quarterly Review
Vss
American Hist
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Portland Transcript
New Na Phrenological Journal
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Popular Science Monthly
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New Yorker
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Herentine American
Litsu Sunday School Times
Scribner’s Monthly
St. Nicholas
Sunny Montes
San Francisco Chronicle
Out of the Times
San Francisco Argonau
Uick
Washington Post
Waverley
Wester
Stock Journal
Othe
Blica
CLOBE
V. EB. A
Offic
Winter Street
Bese
Stevend Bros
Northford
Star Printing Co
Wei
SCOTT
Brockport
N. C
Rit & CO
Nassau
Aer Reed Es Co
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