Tilton Versus Beecher Court Session Delivers Fiery Debate
In a crowded New York courtroom the TiltonBeecher dispute intensifies as lawyers clash over evidence and quotations Beecher's counsel attacks the credibility of witnesses while Gen Tracy faces criticism for his dual role. Judge Neilson weighs reopening the case for new evidence.
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Morris
Neilson
Porter
Beach
Beecher
Bessie Tercer
Tilton Asehold
Spon
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher Solareene
Moulton
Abbo
Evarts
Court adjourns as affidavits go to judge for tomorrow's ruling
The court adjourned after affidavits were submitted for the judge's review. The judge stated he would examine the documents and render a decision the following day before proceeding with the charge.
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Tion
Vito
Kentucky railroads and the Eastern Kentucky development
Special Correspondence outlines the unfinished eastern Kentucky rail projects, the failed lines from Cincinnati to Appalachia, and the economic stakes for coal and iron. It highlights Montgomery County's small narrow gauge scheme, supported by Lexington, Winchester, and Cynthiana interests, as the only hopeful path to a regional railroad.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lexington
Lebanon
Danville
Stanford
Mt. Sterling
Pittsburg
Huntington & Co
Maysville
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Virginia
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Montgomery County
New Lexington
Winchester
Fayette and Clarke
Central Kentucky
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Railroad
Kentucky Central
Cincinnati Southern
Montgomery
Cynthiana
Cynthiana Company
Vlan
Military Maneuvers at Potsdam Shown in Splendid Pageantry
Special Correspondent describes Potsdam events around King Oscar and the Emperor as 13 000 troops parade in grand uniforms from red Hussars to White Uhlans. The highlight covers royal receptions, diverse regiments, and a Monday sham battle near Bornstedt with cannon, dust, and rapid cavalry charges.
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Europe
England
Persia
Mars
Sweden
Oscar
Royal Household
Lord
Lady Rissell
Prince Contant Biron
Bancroft Davis
Berlin
Alexandrine
Mecklenburg
William
Japan
Bursche
Red
Hussars
Purple Hussars
Uhlans
Seland
Hames Towers
Ihe
Uae
Sunda
Paris
Old Park
New Palace
Pal
Countess of Brohl
Leasant
Count Zechendorf
Potsdam
Wild Park
Wrengel
Lehr
Rogge
Nassau
Bornstedt Field
New England Methodists oppose Bible ban in schools
A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette reveals that a resolution denouncing the reading of the Bible in public schools was appended to a conference report in error and not representative of New England Methodist views. A. D. Mayo notes the church favors unsectarian Bible use in schools, citing Zion's Herald.
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Cincinnati Gazette
N. E. Conference of Methodist Churches
Springsfield
Mass
Springfield
B. A. Mesaide
Zion’s Herald
New York Observer
New England Annual Methodist Episcopal Conference
Vepertoa Po Burrigd
Methodist Church
New England
A. D. Mayo
Dartmouth Receives Large Gift From Wentworth Estate
The late Hon. Tappan Wentworth leaves Dartmouth College a permanent fund, with the entire estate to the college minus small legacies and annuities. The gift, estimated at five hundred thousand dollars, far exceeds prior donations and becomes the largest endowment in the college’s history. Settlement may take several years under Massachusetts law, but income will fund the college as it sees fit. President Smith notes the gift should not deter future donations.
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Reecher
Mr. Beach
Beecher
Lord Jesus
Shearman
Everts
Beach
Sheilazon Su
Bell
Hell
Angel
Beach Lao
Edwarda
Ely
Plymouth
Mr. Shearman
Neilson
A . Shearman
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts
Dartmouth
New England
Smith
Wentworth
The New Theory of Rowing from the Times
The article argues rowing rests on hard facts and synchronized practice. It explains six-oared shell dynamics, stresses simultaneous movements, and describes Yale's Cook achieving a controlled catch and rapid stroke. It warns against slow catches and dipping the oar too deep.
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New York Times
Cook
Yale
Misplaced Confidence and Political Snubs Abroad
A New Albany Ledger-Standard opinion questions Gov. Allen of Ohio backing his party platform without conditions and notes Sen Thurman’s lukewarm response to financial planks. The piece then cites Journal Officiel figures: twenty six Paris theaters and 367 in the French provinces totaling a grand number.
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New Albany Ledger-Standard
Dem
Journal
Officiel
Paris
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Tracy
Tilton
Mr. Moulton
Franklin Woodruff
Mr. Beecher
Geo. Tacy
Mr. Evarts
Gen. Tracy
Geo. Trac
Beeche
Beeches
Temple of Truth
Gen
Pryor
Bacon
Whittier
Ichabod
Niel Webster
Abbott
Judge Neilson
Orris
Kentucky Railroads
Germany
Potsdan
The
Sprinerizuy
Mr. Wentworth
Dartsmouth
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