Testimony Fragments From Tilton Trial At Plymouth
The transcript details cross examination in New York on August 14 about Tilton and Beecher. It covers interviews at Moulton's home in December and at a studio, noting tensions, retractions, and alleged influence among Tilton, Moulton, and associates as they discuss past loyalties, friendships, and the impact on Tilton's livelihood.
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New York
Beecher
Plymouth
Wat Bowen
Moulton
Tilton
Moakton Ae
Page
Simeen
Carly
Coe
Tilt
Theodore
Wales
Fragmented deposition dialogue on Tilton and Beechers trial
Fragmented OCR like transcript reveals cross examination notes about Eliza Tilton Moulton and Beechers scandal. Names Bowen Moulton Tilton and Pe году appear amid gossip about motives, faults and devices. The fragment hints at intense legal questioning and public controversy.
Bastardy Suit and High School Building Purchase
Special dispatch reports John Newlin shot by Sallie Lucas, mother of his illegitimate child, then leaving town after learning she sued him for bastardy. Separately, the School Board bought the large Normal School building from J. McNeily for High School purposes.
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N Newlin
New High School
The
Daily Times
Dayton Special Report Notes Prohibition Activity and Old Ground Sale
A Dayton special report notes anti license activity with Rev Weddell campaigning in Vanadalia and Tippecanoe, and Russell of Michigan addressing Payton crowds. It mentions a $4,000 organ for the German Lutheran church, July 1873 to July 1874 graft, and Dayton historic Phillipe Homestead sale at First and Ladson streets. It also recalls Phillips mansion history, Purdom arrest in Cincinnati station, and ministerial anti license efforts this week.
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Dayton
Weddell
Vandalia
Tippecanoe
Miami County
Russell
Michigan
Payton
Third Street
Cincinnati
Miami
Robert G. Purdom
Buffalo
Kaeisly’s
Warren Coun A
Beecher Letter Excerpt Reveals Heartfelt Personal Turmoil
The document presents H W Beecher reflecting on social scrutiny, marital strain, and rumors surrounding Tilton and Moulton. He describes the toll of scandal on reputation, his own faith, and the pressure of public judgment while seeking strength to endure. The letter notes his willingness to suffer for Tilton’s happiness and safety, and references later publication of further statements.
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Credi
Moulton
Cenor Moulton
Anne Moulton
Bacon
Wen
Revlon
Cleveland
Ohio
Acs
Panioan
Indiana
Cmt
Rae Gyro
Dad
Mr. Beecher
Philadelphia
New Haven
Edre
Pearing
Segond
Sint
Christ
Hutto
Goa
Elizabeth
H.W. Brecker
Theodore
Howe
Frank
Theodore Tilton
Trias
Adi
Pereed
Sam
Hicks
Eiter
Suney
Recognition of the Spanish Republic Draws European Debate
The Times Madrid correspondent notes England France and Italy show hesitation to recognize the Spanish Republic. A Times edit suggests cautious approach due to Germany's influence and potential European pendency. Russia reportedly stalls, fearing broader repercussions in Europe.
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Republic
the Times
Madrid
Spain
England
France
Italy
Sates
Germany
al Mail Gazette
Russia
Beca
Ion
Europe
Mazaine Arrives in Genos Aboard Steam Yacht
The Ly Svér reports Mazaine arrived at Genos aboard the steam yacht persag ma Pag at 10 o clock Monday morning. His servant was bullied, and he is said to have escaped Sainte Marguente by the previous evening. The governor’s claim to have gone to the fort at 10 o'clock Sunday night is deemed untrue, with Suir suggesting accomplices among prison authorities.
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Paarts
Asawet
Ly Svér
Mazaine
Genos
Sainte Marguente
Suir
Reciprocity debate dampens Ontario manufacturing meeting
At a Hamiltox Ontario meeting August 14 a General Committee report on reciprocity drew mixed reaction. The discussion warned the policy could hurt business and farming, reduce employment, and strain industry through economic disruption and market instability.
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Hamiltox
Ont
Yeswer
Generalittee
Ndeck
Usly
The Selma Convention Nominates After Long Ballot
The Selma Republican Congressional Convention in Selma Louisiana completed a four day session and after a lengthy ballot, on the 249th vote, nominated a candidate for Congress.
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Selma
Republican Congressional Convention
Collision on the 1. Lawrence with the Norma ship
An early report states Captain James Leed and five crew members of the brig August Lis Brig were injured in a collision with the steamer Norma near Lawrence. Details are sparse and authorities investigate the incident.
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Lawrence
QuenEc
Lis
James Leed
Norma
Dias
Marine arrival report from Baltimore
The fragment notes a marine named Don arriving in Baltimore on an August Mh Bieamadip trip. Details are unclear due to OCR distortion but indicate a naval or port movement with a person named Don.
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Don
August Mh
Bieamadip
Leipste
Baltimore
Trenton Hose Company visits Covington with crowd and ceremony
Chief Gil Hartley leads Covington Fire Department reception for Trenton Hose Company. Parade ends at the Court-house with toasts and speeches, praising both teams and city ties. A baseball game is planned between Cincinnati Probascos and local Stars, with a special train. City council notes minor local business and sheriff duties.
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Gil Hartley
Covington
Trenton Hose Company
Jersey
Aetia
As &E
Box
Slerrog
Louisburg
Pike Street
Pela
Hardy
Trenton
Garrard Street
Mayer Danse
le Inder Reed
Akreaten
Alver
Odd Fellows
Hal
Hower Yor Johnston
Cincinnati
Boasters
Renton
Philadelphia Brass Band
Probascos
Kentucky Central
Galway, Sengsle & Co
Main
H. Percival
John Nolan
Boston
Planter’s
Madison Street
Ninth Street
Washington
Russell Streets
Tduplars Hall
River Packet Movements At Camp Illinois August Notes
August weather and river traffic briefing from Camp Illinois reports arrivals and departures of vessels including Yaeger from New Orleans and Helena bound ships. Wind conditions shift to north with a falling river level and no boats reaching port since last night.
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Camp, Ill
Grand Tier
St. Is
Yaeger
New Orleans
Helena
St. Louis
Arkansas
Grand Towers
Nee
Fearless
Weather Summary From Signal Service August 14
Weather bulletin from the War Department Signal Service reports barometer changes and temperature trends across regions. Washington DC notes slight barometer shifts, cooler temperatures, and northeast to southeast winds with partly cloudy skies. Upper Great Lakes and Northwest show lower barometer with cool spells and variable winds. Central regions expect higher barometer and cooler air with light rains along coasts.
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Signal Service
Benet of Commerce and Capture
Cinvinnati
Wasnit Ave
Wastixeron
D. C
Caavanse
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Mississippi
Missouri
Middle States
Lake Region
Cape and Fan Flirtations at the Ocean Hotel
A Long Branch correspondent details cane and fan flirting signals as a fashionable summer pastime. Gestures with a cane, fan placements, and pacing convey interest or withdrawal, coded through subtle moves on crowded piazzas. The piece notes the quiet, clever courtship system amid the Ocean Hotel crowd.
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Monsieur
Ates
Ocean Hotel
Beecher on Tilton scandal a fragment of cross
The article outlines Beecher’s testimony amid Tilton scandal, noting aggressive defenses by Beecher’s congregation, the Woodhull affair, and a hostile press. It describes letters between Beecher, Tilton, and Moulton, negotiations for settlement, and Beecher’s reluctance to publish further. The report also mentions pending cross-examination columns and upcoming transcripts.
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Moulton
Tilton
Mgulton
Tihon
Tyes
Beecher
English cricket match shocks crowd with broken jaw
In London on August 14 the Surrey club hosted 18 American players before about 4,000 spectators. Boston Red Stockings batter Bhater suffered a facial injury from a hard ball and may have fractured his jaw. a surgeon was summoned for treatment.
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Loxgox
Surrey Club
Tc. Bhater
Boston Red Stockings
Belmonts Gray Planet Wins One Mile Handicap
SaraToga racing notes report August Belmonts Gray Planet a five year old horse ridden by P Lorillard carried 110 pounds. After postponements due to heavy conditions the race proceeded today and Gray Planet won easily securing the purse and wallace? The article confirms Belmont stake and outcome of the race with Gray Planet as winner.
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SaraToga
Augustu A. Belmont
Gray Planet
P. Lorillard
August 14 Commodity and Market Notes Across Regions
Proria markets report mixed grain bids with No 2 wheat around 101 to 104, oats irregular at 57 4c August and 35 36c September, pork futures at 23 75 for September, lard near 14 3c, and bacon prices steady. New Orleans and New York follow with wheat firm at 1.25 130, pork at 23 75, lard steady, and cotton steady near 17 cents. Prices for corn, oats, and petroleum show modest shifts, while receipts for bacon and lard vary by cask and tierce counts.
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Burrao
X. Y
Crick
PFMH
New Orleans
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Alabama
Upland
L. M
Grangers Harvest Picnic Crushed By Rainy Day Plans
Berumerton Kentucky notes the Grangers Harvest Picnic of fifteen Granges in County Council order. Rain cut attendance and camp activities, but a table was set and officials, aided by ladies, conducted a day of speaking and corrections on Grange constitution rules.
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Berumerton
Daily Times
Booke County
Grangers of Madison Hold Harvest Feast at Fair Grounds
The Grangers of Madison and adjoining counties will host a harvest feast at the Fair Grounds in Anderson Indiana on August 15. Tickets for half fare trains will be arranged, and a good dinner music and reunion of farmers are planned.
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Madison
Anderson
Indiana
OW. BL HH. Bewerren
What It Costs to Run the Granges in United States
A reader analyzes a Times item about Grange societies, calculating expenses for 20,000 Granges over a year. He lists charter fees, state dues, seals, Bibles, tools, envelopes, and initiation costs, totaling about 1,478,500 dollars and an average 7394 dollars per Grange, then asks how Granges recoup funds and why more money isn’t available.
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United States
Ity
Coroner holds three inquests including death at Anderson's Ferry
Three inquests were held today. The first at Anderson's Ferry concerned Joseph Hornisch who died suddenly last night of choleric morbus. An unknown boy about 12 was recovered from the river opposite Lanc ing Ward, identity not established. Fire on Front Street at Schmitt & Co liquor house caused by garret blaze, extinguished by Babcock engine. loss estimated under $500.
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Joseph Hornisch
Lancing
Habig
Eona T
Funeral notice for Mary M. Butler aged 38
August 18 funeral service for Mary M. Butler wife of Francis X. Aller and daughter of the late Nicholas Houde. She passed at 38 years and 3 months. Service from 187 Oliver Street on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
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Francis X. Aller
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Nicholas and
Bag Button
Sant
Oliver
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