Tilton v Beecher deepens with court room address
In New York on February 26 the Tilton trial resumed in the packed Brooks Lynch Courtroom. General Tracy opened for the defense arguing the prose cutions case rests on unreliable confessions and conspiratorial motives. He depicted Tilton and Bowen as manipulating stories to ruin Beecher and Christian Union interests.
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Evie Denos
Saree
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Kate Smith
Elizabeth
Tracy
Theodore Tilton
Beecher
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Porter
Bowen
Sion
Beech
Plaintiff
Christian Union
Independent
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Henry DC. Bowen
Henry
Ward Beecher
Henry C. Bowen
Francis D. Moulton
Francis
Pat Fry
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Boyig
Ness
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Neilson
Terra
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Rs. Morse
Mrs. Tilton
Trial Surprises Continue in Tilton Suit
The New York Tribune reports the Tilton suit has yielded further surprise as the plaintiff's case enters a pivotal stage with unforeseen developments. The legal battle between Mr. Tilton's representatives and their opponents moves toward the next strategic phase.
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Beecher Trial Sketches Defense Strategy Emerges
Fragmentary notes describe defense plans in the Beecher case with references to rebuttal by the plaintiff and anticipated arguments. The report mentions adjournment and expectations from New York proceedings as the trial continues.
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Beecher
New York
Notorious Witness Kate Defies Court In Evarts Case
In a New York Herald report from Tuesday, Kate, a key witness, dismisses alcoholism accusations with defiant quips. The proceedings, led by Mr Evarts and Mr Shearman, reveal a tense cross examination about past lodging houses and supposed intoxication.
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Irving Place
Mr. Evarts
French Cabinet changes reported ministers named
Paris reports a cabinet reshuffle with General DeCissey as War Minister and Duke DeCazas as Foreign Affairs Minister among others. The Assembly approved the bill for organization of public powers by 436 to 0, signaling broader reforms.
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Beathieu Bodet
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Wallon
Railway Matter Involving Pittsburg Cincinnati & St Louis
Legal notice details a suit by Lovig against the Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central and others to enforce covenants in an 1870 indenture. It describes railroad duties, proposed expenditures, and pending court action to compel performance and rate reductions affecting freight shipments. The document cites dates from 1869 to 1876 and lists legal representatives.
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St Hatad Company
Pine Pittebork, & St. Louis Railway
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Matthews, Ramsey & Matthews
Cincinnati
Hendricks, Hord & Hendricks
Indianapolis
McDonald& Butler
Fatal Accident Near Bremes Ohio Reported
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette details Jonas Good of Bremes killed when struck by a train near Bremer. The man was pulled under the wheels and mangled, with the incident reported by the Associated Press. A separate item notes Charles Williamson and John Smith jailed for seven years for stealing a note tied to a murder case near Sandy. A new arrest linked to the Kansas murderer Bendles, Henry Dershmiller identified, and a Louisville domestic tragedy reported as a woman reportedly killed her newborn, now in jail as community reaction runs high.
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Tilton
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Brooklyn Union
Henry Ward Beecher
Moulton
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Wyer
Willow Street
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Kate
Uran
Chas. Williamson
John Smith
Philip Shaffer
Vanvalkenroy
Sandy
Suvresa
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Kansas
Henry Dershmiller
Bender
Crowded church crushed by falling wall in New York tragedy
A wall from an adjoining building collapsed onto St. Andrew's Church in Duane Street near City Hall Place during evening service. Six people were killed and about twenty five injured as the roof and debris crashed down on a crowded pew. Women and children comprised most of the congregants. The disaster occurred shortly after seven o'clock amid strong winds and storm damage.
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Duane Street
City Hall Place
Diocese of Indiana Opposes Dr DeKoven for Illinois Bishop
A diocese standing committee in Indiana voted against Dr DeKoven who was proposed as Bishop of Illinois. The report notes political dispatches from Harrisburg about a local law repeal passing the House. The text mentions Timothy of Copenhagen and Timothy Sema Bourbon County and figures linked to Beach and Co and Missouri Railroad.
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Copenhagen
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Missouri Railroad
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County Council of Hus bandry Meets Amid Attendance
Grangetts McConnslisville February 25 County Council of Husbandry met with a large attendance. Wheatley Williams and Co as yesterday morning New York City suspended yesterday.
Conservatives Divided Over Wheeler Compromise In Louisiana
New Orleans reports in the Louisiana Conservative caucus failed to reconsider yesterday’s Wheeler compromise vote. Speaker Wiltz protests Conservative return to the hall without concessions and about thirty members sign his sentiment. Businessmen show mixed support with petitions for and against adoption, while newspapers reflect growing market favor for the Wheeler adjustment.
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