Tilton Becomes Defenses Focus in Beecher Trial
The defense narrator Mr. Evarts outlines Tiltons interview with Beecher and the burning questions of adultery and confession. He argues Tiltons story and the alleged wife confession are inconsistent while detailing Bowen Moulton and Beecher testimonies and the implied motives shaping the case.
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Direct Trade with Brazil Urged by Merchants Exchange
St Louis June 2 The Merchants' Exchange board received a letter from Capt James B Eads urging direct trade with Brazil to aid Mississippi River mouth improvements. The board passed resolutions stressing direct trade as vital to Valley States commercial agricultural and manufacturing interests and urged Chambers and Boards of Trade to support Brazil Steamship Company plans.
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Civil Rights Case Dismissed Over Constitutional Issue
In Gatorsroy Texas on June 2 the civil rights case in U S District Court against Opera house manager Greenwall saw the demurrer sustained and the indictment quashed for unconstitutionality and failure to prove the complainant is a US citizen. James H Landis, Vineland founder, shot Ari Carruth editor of the Journal on the 19th.
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Dedication Rite Opens Freemasonry Lodge Ceremony
The event began with prayer and readings led by the Grand Chaplain. Officers formed a procession as the Grand Master received the vessel actions pouring corn to virtue wine to benevolence oil to universal benevolence, followed by an oration from John T. Lewis Past Grand Master. The Grand Marshal proclaimed the new Masonic Hall dedicated and the lodge was covered.
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Morlock Arrested in Lancaster for $46 Theft
Special Dispatch reports Gustave Morlock was arrested and identified in a city prison for stealing $46 from the Eagle works. The Odd Fellows plan a festival in their hall this evening. Peaches in the area promise a big yield, but frost destroyed crops elsewhere in the county.
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Sioux, Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Warriors Threaten Shoshone Agency
Camp Stambaugh Wyoming reports two half breed Sioux and one white man arriving from Fort Fetterman with news that a large coalition of Sioux Cheyenne and Arrapahoe warriors are moving up the Sweetwater to attack the Shoshone Agency and harass local settlers.
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Leesburg Letter Reports Fair and Local Plans
Correspondence from Luzspore notes rising interest in the Pioneer Fair to be held at Jamesob and that many from nearby counties will attend. The Granger picnic at New Vienna is postponed to the 24th. Hillsboro Odd Fellows plan a large celebration on the 15th with lodges invited to join. Dr. Patterson seeks Treasurer nomination for his wartime service and party loyalty. Judge Norton urged for re election for Probate Court.
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Otterbein University Joint Literary Society Entertainment
Westerville June 1 The second day of commencement week featured a college chapel program by the joint societies. About 800 attendees heard orations music and declamations with performances by Lida F Haywood Dora Westervelt M Dewitt Long and others under J I L Regler. Audience praise marked the first joint anniversary.
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Changes in Paris Cookery and Vanishing Palaces
A writer in the American Register notes Paris dining has declined since the war. High prices, political upheaval, and a fading generation of gourmets have closed famed houses. Palais Royal, Verys, Trois Freres Provencaux, and Cafe de Paris faded. expenses hastened decadence as better days vanished.
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Costs of running a great restaurant before and after war
The article describes the wage structure of a top Paris restaurant with a chief cook earning 5000 francs and three lieutenants at 3000 francs each. It lists staff from privates to linen keepers and butlers, noting the immense daily expenditure and the need to tailor menus to customer tastes. Wages and prices are said to have risen since the war, contributing to a decline in grand restaurants that gradually vanish.
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Fifteenth Annual Congress of the National Brewers Association
The Fifteenth Annual Congress opens at Eureka Hall with about 200 delegates. President Rueter outlines the meeting’s aims and the association’s history, including past congresses and the brewers’ stance on internal revenue changes and malt liquor revenue trends through 1874.
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