Tilton Beecher Trial Commentary Opens Court Address
The Brooklyn court session opens with Beach continuing his address on Tilton versus Beecher. The jury hears about the Bacon letter and the Bowen letters, while Beecher’s defenses and the trial’s tactics unfold amid discussions of conspiracy, blackmail, and Testamentary evidence.
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Yousime
Brooklyn
Beach
Fullerton
Edward
Ae Tilton
Tilton
Cronn
Bould
Moulton
Joris
Siynad
Bacon
Dr. Bacon
Maceaieally
Generome
Beecher
Church
Theodore Tilton
Henry Ward Beecher
Bowen
Oliver Johnson
Sherman
Tracy
Star Chamber
Plymouth
Bradshaw
Mia
Morse
Brute
Henry Ward Beecher Requier
Ovingtons
Theodoren
Enn
Bratte
Harris
Mortimer
Burgess
Billings
Evarts
Adaultery
Con- Gould Shay
Elizabeth R. Pet Abey
Gould
Ker
Mesers
Shearman
Mr. Beecher
Henry Warder
Mr. Echer
Conession
Council of Ministers
Moulton’s
Unclear OCR fragment references Mr Beecher and Price
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Beecher and an unknown man named Price with questions about guilty conduct and a purchase of goods. The garbled lines hinder clear reporting of a specific event, date, or outcome.
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Beecher
Mia
Tiltan
Pannen
Sabbath School Convention Dialogue at Newark
A letter to the Cincinnati Gazeller describes the Newark Sabbath School Convention. The writer defends remarks, notes the emphasis on temperance and consecration, and urges parents and teachers to dedicate children to home and foreign missions amid calls to combat error and spread truth.
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Newark
Columbus
Ohio
A. H. OG
Reflection on the Supreme Court's history and tenure
A historical note recounts the Supreme Court's development from its early sessions in 1790 through the 19th century. It discusses justices timelines, retirements, and resignations, the bench size changes, and the court’s restrained stance and orderly procedures. The piece highlights key figures like Jay Marshall and Story, and notes the court’s evolution, seating, and judgment traditions.
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Gees Stevens
Westetenalt
Stevenson
Eters Soa Hs Veroment
Eich
Supreme Cours
Congress
New York City
Jay
Cushing
Wilson
Blair
Randolph
Iredelhet
Ph Lphia
Circuit Court of the United States
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Holland
Oswald
New York
Johnson
George
Bradford
Dearge
Beng
Warrington
Ovatis
Patterson
Johnston
Philadelphia
Aire
Washington
State
Jesteen Elduld
Catron
Mclean
Wayne
Justice Story
Levi Lincoln
Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams
Massachupetis
Joseph
Oliver Ellsworth
John Jay
John Marshall
Marshall
Marebatt
Conenier Vely
Aho
Yeheme
New Criticisms by Ruskin Spars Royal Academy Show
The piece surveys John Ruskin's Notes on the Royal Academy Exhibition. It rails at Millais and praises Miss Thomson while remarking on the public and critics. The writer cites Ruskin’s harsh verdicts and asserts his independent stance in art commentary.
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New York Herald
C. Leys
Suan
Whitestone
Leys
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Fulton Streets
Brooklye
Mr. Beecher
Beecher
McCreary
Harlan
Kentucky
Geseree
Col. McCary
McClellan
Democratic Party
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Jeter
Lincoln
Firant
Republican Party
Democratic National Organization
Col. McCreary
Frankfort
Grant
Partire
Gorjara
Éoonan McCreary
Mr. Ruskin
Ziddler
Manchester
Salford
Painter
Miss Thomson
Millais
Son
Amazon
Quirassef
Turner
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Spesch
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Cincinnati Gazette
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James B. McCreary
Hartford
Ohio County
Greenville
South Carrollton
Mahlenburg Co
Calhoun
MeLéha Co
Owensboro
Daviess Co
Henderson
Abe
Herlan
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Greeeley
South
Grohy
Hallan
Gen. Harlan
Athong
Upo
Mottade
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Sena
Arma
North
United States
Cineca
Hernan
Kennedy
Union
John C. Breckinridge
Liane Thas
Breckinridge
Gen. Breckinridge
McGreary
Repubgan
Bether
Horgins
Betteville, Riceland Co
Cincinnati Gazeller
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Cincinnati Bar Association
Job E.stevenson
Ruskin
Abe Charleston
News and Coutier
Chyshiberli
New York Sun
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