Washington Church Split Deepens Amid Council Fight
In Washington DC the First Congregational Church faces a bitter split between the Boynton and Howard factions over council governance. The two-thirds majority supports Pastor Charles B Boynton while General O O Howard leads the opposing group. A mutual council is planned for January 18 to settle the dispute.
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The Bulwer Scandal and Lady Bulwer’s Disgrace
Reckoning from English reports, Lady Bulwer was married to then minister Bulwer. She was described as impulsive and volatile leading to a bitter quarrel and separation. Bulwer allegedly sought her confinement, she secured release, and a campaign aide faced harassment during reelection. Their son Robert Lytton faced public scrutiny in courtly life.
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Pension for Mrs. Lincoln Reported in Congress
Telegraph dispatches report a pension action for Mrs. Lincoln in the London Dally issue. The item covers congressional proceedings and the status of the pension request discussed by lawmakers.
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Denver Horse Thief Hung and Ex-Sheriff Laird's Death
Special report from Desven notes Jackson, a noted horse thief, was hanged in Colorado City as transfers from Denver to Pueblo occurred. Chauncey Bolsey shot Jama Laird at Napierville after discovering Laird with Marley’s wife, and Laird’s recent Cheyenne posting ties to Laramie county. The piece also covers tenure reform sentiment, a proposed Southwestern Pacific Railroad venture, and pension proposals for President Johnson’s widow.
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Remarkable Chicago verdict in tibet suit against Wilkinson firm
A Chicago jury last Thursday found the Zircae Company liable in a tibet suit brought by Mrs. Wilkinson es, awarding the plaintiff 00 damages. The case stemmed from a scandalous incident at Mrs. Wilkinson's home in 1877 and a mispublication by a local paper due to editor's orders and an accidental police court report. The editors claimed no intent to harm reputations, noting the error was an unforeseen oversight.
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Market Faces Shortages As Merchandine Arrives Inlimited Quantities
The report notes scarce car availability and a fall in shipments amid rising demand. Merchandize arrivals are erratic, with producers and traders adjusting to limited supply and slow distribution.
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