Scoville resumes defense as Guiteau interrupts trial
Scoville opens the defense arguing for the right to address the jury in Guiteau’s treason trial. He accuses the prosecution of unfair tactics and cites notes and letters, while Guiteau interjects and challenges the reading of his speeches as Scoville continues his case.
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Washington
Scoville
Guiteau
Cox
Sickles
McFarland
Hiscock
Reed
Corkhill
Bailey
Davidge
Terest
Porter
Grant
Conkling
Arthur
New York
New York Court of Appeals
Gen. Reynolds
Reynolds
Europe
United States
Guiteau Trial Verdict Speculation and Terms
Washington January 17 jury verdict speculation centres on a guilty finding with execution possible next spring or postposed to next fall if found guilty. Some claim signs of a possible disagreement though no solid basis. Contingencies include appeals to general term and possible April term through September.
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Washington
Guiteau
Trials and political fallout mix in 1880s courtroom notes
Reports from St Petersburg and Washington recount trials and political maneuvers. Sankowski and Melnikoff face a war council verdict with Siberian penal servitude looming. In Washington, senators press constitutional change to elect inferior court judges and courtroom drama surrounds Guiteau and reflections on Garfield era politics.
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St. Petersburg
Sankowski
Melnikoff
Sampourski Melakoff
Gen
Ticherevine
Siberia
Melakoff
Capital Gossip of Senators and House Proceedings
Washington reports from January 17 to 18 detail Senate and House actions including timber sale on Indian reservations, retirement of Supreme Court Justice Hunt, Navy papers on Chiriqui stations, peace efforts with Chile Peru and Bolivia, Indian agents’ tenure, budget and rule changes, and proposed metric coinage. Names include Cameron Davis Belford Orth Reed and Kelly with committee stuff and resolutions.
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Washington
Cameron
Wis
Interior Department
Davis
Ill
Ward Hunt
Supreme Court
HOUSE
Harris
Mass
Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Belmont
United States
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Valentine
Armfield
North Carolina
Belford
Dingly
Committee On Commerce
Orth
Kelly
Committee On Rules
Reed
Judiciary Committee
U. S. Supreme Court
Hunt
Blair
Brown
Haskell
Committee On Claims
Committee On Indian Affairs
Stephens
Willis
Neal
Guiteau
Dr Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup Ad
A testimonial from STOOPS in Lane County Oregon claims Dr Clark Johnson’s Indian Blood Syrup cured dyspepsia and indigestion and recommends it for liver complaints, noting late issuance and directions for use.
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Belvidere Mille, Goodhue Co
Minn
Clark Johnson
Lane Co
Oregon
Stoops
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