Tilton and Beecher Defense Details in Trial Debates
The lengthy report outlines Evarts's summary of Tilton's and Beecher's conflict, focusing on allegations of infidelity, the influence of Bowen and Moulton, and the sequence of interviews from December 1870 to January 1871. It notes Tilton's supposed ruin, Bowen's pressure, and the contentious letter demanding Beecher's retirement, with emphasis on treachery and falsehoods in the defense narrative.
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Evarts
Tilton
Ebad Endea
Beecher
Bowen
Mrs. Tilton
Be En
Mr. Beecher
Mr. Tilton
Marietta
Bessie Turner
Deacon Bell
Widwife
Mra. Beecher
Storré
Oliver Johnson
The
Independent
Johnson
Tor
Woodruff & Robinson
Prospect Park
Woodra & Cabloon
A. Beecher
Crusher
Bow
Brooklyn
Tier
Morse
Storrs
Storra
Iter
Tittor
Mr. Storrs
St. Anne
Tilt
Wen
Isamurs
Mr. Evarts
Cowper
Moulton
Winsted
Brooklyn Union
Ihen
Tilton and Moulton
Bowéh
Threaté & Vablohly
Sofia
Cier
Indianapolis
Theodore Tilton
Bessie Turmer
Rvarts
Bower
Kenesaw Campaign Records Stir Controversy and Debate
Special correspondence from Cincinnati Gazette critiques Sherman memoirs on the Kenesaw Mountain campaign. It argues official records contradict Sherman’s account, cites dispatches between Sherman and Thomas, McPherson, and Schofield, and claims Thomas opposed another assault while supporting a flanking move toward Atlanta.
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Wassiveros
Ashe
Atlanta
Kenesaw Mountain
Thomas
Schofield
McPherson
Kenesaw
Sherman
Ose
Rwo
Gers Creek
Johinston
Rai
Fulton
Marietta
Chattabooche
Atlantis
Allatoona
Garrard
Halleck
Olley
Belo Marietta
Johnston
Aline
Sandtown
McPhersop
Army of the Cumberland
Nickajack
Toyelass
Gol. Poe
United States Engineers
Chattahoochee River
Meacsaw
Prudent
Kenesaw and
SchoGeld
Powder Road
Oley’s Creek
Gen. Thomas
Boynton debunks Sherman on Forts Henry Donelson claim
Cleveland Leader correspondent Gen Boynton ridicules Gen Sherman for claiming credit in the Fort Donelson campaign. He cites letters and records to show Grant sought permission January 6 1862 and Halleck granted February 1 1862 with Foote’s aid, while Sherman’s midwinter map suggestion is placed at odds with the official correspondence.
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Cleveland
Boynton
Washington
Cincinnati
Gazigrte
Sherman
Henry
Onelson
Grant
Halleck
Gen. Boynton
Foote
St.Louis
St. Louis
Donelson
Victims of Holyoke Fire Arrive in Coffins
Survivors and officials report eighteen coffins carried from the South Hole Mont TreAt scene to a station near Holyoke Church ruins. Charred remains of the church linger as rescuers continue search in the aftermath.
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South Hole
Mont TreAt
Tholic Church
Otterbein University Commencement Week Begun
The Cincinnati Gazette reports Otterbein University’s commencement week opening with the baccalaureate by Rev. D Berger of Dayton. The class numbers sixteen with four women and twelve men. One of the women is noted for completing the classical course and authoring the class song. Tonight four literary societies will stage a joint anniversary with performances by active and former members.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Westervisit
D. Berger
Dayton
U. B
The Trade of a Prince in Paris
Paris correspondence for the New York Tribune notes noblesse oblige and the modern prince’s duties. It contrasts 19th century pretensions with contemporary expectations, stating a prince must be more than an ordinary man to remain titled.
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Paris
The
New York Tribune
France
Charming
Bridge Removal Underway at Fort Leavenworth
A Leavenworth report states Major Gunn, Chief Engineer of the American Bridge Company, is moving the Fort Leavenworth span to the opposite riverbank. The bridge originally cost 8000 dollars and removal is estimated at 6000 dollars.
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Sr. Lows
Globe- Democrat
Leavenworth
Gunn
American Bridge Company
Fort Leavenworth
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Henry Sy Pena
Evarte
Abe
Francis D. Moulton
Charles Storrs
Sam Wilkinson
Wipers
Ward Beecher
Theodore
Paper Pei
Lon
Columbus, Dupe
Agricultural College
High
State Streets
State Street
Broad and
Sixth Streets
Long Street
Ohio State Fair Ground
Long and
Seventh Streets
Fair Grounds
Heitman
J. G. Mitchell
Longstreet
Washington Avenue
R. Reed
Columbus ‘Schools
Union Depot
Columbus & Hocking Valley Railroad
Straitgville
Athens
Columbus
Lyaral College
H. T. Chittenden
High Street Railroad Company
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Fone
G. A. Fay
D. P. Rodgers
M. M. Greene
Columbus & Hocking Valley
Asylum For the Blind
Q. A. Smead
Smead
Hhis
Bain
Roukone
Ritackias
Dallas Road
Geo. Harker
Geo. Daniel McCook
Old Mae Ney
Sither Point
Kenebaw
Clagett
Etho Oye Perating
Herman
Tsi Brigade
Edna
Powder Spring Road
Olley's Creek
Chattahoochee
Thomas Center
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M. G
Schofeld
W.T S Thomas
Infield
Howard
Palmer
Grea ‘Twoomas
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W. T
Harker
Uneuar
McCook
Sneeman
Ghomas
A. W. McPherson
Leggett
Davis
Morrow Morninen
Oward
Ard
Cers
Groxce H. Thomas
Gen. Sherman
G. H. Thomas
Olley’s Creek
Seadiere
Davia
Dan. McCook
Jet
Grorce H. Thomas
Arkansas Post
Vicksburg
Jonston
Enem
Lee
Bae
Yorks
George Thomas
Shelman
Sonenne
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W. Smyrna Campground
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Maristia
Shernon
Ae Thomas
W. T. Shedwan
Yaeren
Berland
Gunxegksl Suxeman
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Tupatas
Aman
Crossee Gate
Kerman
Cesar
Cincinnati Gasette
Geo. D. Prentice
John
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Congress
Republic
W. Hf
S. Cincinnati
Fort Donelson Campaign
Holyoke
Otterbein University
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