Court War Supremacy Debate Splits Civil and Military Powers
Debates over court jurisdiction and wartime supremacy flare as judges are urged to extend military tribunals and civil courts collide. Reports describe jail escape attempts at the Court House, involving six women, and a deputy jailed in a disturbance linked to an inmate’s alleged theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Et al
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Pia
Democratic Journal
North
Arta
Chicago
Court House
Mary Ann
Dauntlens
Ann Powers
Mary We Howand Econ
Joliet
Oriean
Atrestia
Mtan
New York
West Side
Cemehcy
Fragmented moral reflections on social roles and instruction
A garbled treatise discusses how certain labor and trades sustain communities through sweat and discipline. It questions moral decline and demands wiser local guidance, urging reliance on sensible women and communal wisdom to resist corrupt influence and preserve order.
Moody for Governor Emerges in Ohio Gubernatorial Race
A Eaton Register correspondent backs Gen Granville McDoway as the Republican candidate for Ohio governor. The piece presents his claim as the successor to the current incumbent and urges support for his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Moody
The
Eaton
Granville McOdpy
Ohio
Haunted houses and spiritualist fears grip town
A long lament on haunted houses and spiritualism circulates in the community. Readers discuss belief in ghosts, medium reports, and the urge for a thorough investigation while recalling local journalism figures and mourning the dead.
Bethel Church Services Draw City Faithful
Bethel Church invites all to morning and evening services with Rev B Franklin. Nearby congregations hold Sabbath School anniversaries, lectures, and sermons led by Rev Dr Reid Rev J D Mars and other pastors. Focused notices cover Episcopal Universalist and Jewish mission activities with upcoming lectures and charitable events.
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Bethel
Wuart
Ulster
B. Franklin
Seventh Street
Reid
Smu
Third Presbyterian Church
With Street
Linn
Roy
W. Me Kai
J. D. Mars
Josefi Chester
H Chester
Street Presbyterian Church
Christ's Ure
Broadway
W. Ro McCarty
W Winut
W. A. My
Dan Orner
Plum
Re Homans
St. James’ Church
Richmond and
Cutter
E. P. Wright
New Jerusalem
E. L. Rexford
First Universalist Church
Plum Street
Fifth
M.E
Studley
Trinity Church
Ninth Street
Elm
Wesley
Weakley
Mount Auburn
A. Mcbarry
W. J
York Street
Pill
McKendre Chapel
Seventeenth Ward
Geo. H. Dart
Yi A
Ton. S Treet
W. Witxmers
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Lee
Oriem
Magione Closina
Facewell
Strepgers
Bruce Chappe
F. Summerbell
Central Presbyyterian Church
L.J. Evans
Lane Seminary
W. T. Gore
M. Strick
Ty P
Metropolitan Hall
G. Fritz
A. J. Levi
Fay
Cincinnati
Jesus
Church of Ch Lapigs Hoorg
Charely
Wright-J- Bréen
J. Lo J. Pearson
Rev. Bishop
M. E
Rust
Edmen’s Association
M. E. Church
Stanpay
NiGut
Church of the Redeemer
Churches of America
Presbyterian Church
Union Chapel
Sty
Pittsburg
St. Andrew’s
Union Presbyteriia
United Presbyterian
Wm. C. McCune
European notes on tombs travel pensions and crimes
Foreign facts and fancies review relics at Fontevraud possibly no remains of Henry II Richard I or Eleanor of Aquitaine with tombs already violated. Travel reports cite Peninsular and Oriental voyages to India and China with passenger totals and rates. Personal gossip notes betrothal fortunes and salaries in Manchester reveal high designer pay. Reports on infant mortality in France and fines for speaking Polish in Lithuania conclude this eclectic brief.
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Kindy
Paris
Pondent
Westminster Abbey
Aqembas
Engined
le Estminster
Phare Dé la Loire
Fontevraut
Henry II
Richard L
Eleanor of Aquitaine
St. Denis
Fontevrault
Coeur de Lion
Thos
St. Louis
Peninsiar and Oriental Company
Southampton
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Indian
Riew
London
Saunders
Burdett Coutts
Earl Beauchamp
Dunday-Christopher-Hamilton- Nisweil Vach
Lord Beatchacp
England
Cornwall
James Shakerley
Fify Sevn
Huf
Bodin« Ik
Bastin
Wao
Devon
Manchester
France
Warrensburg Fire Ruins Town Center Times Loss Tops Two Hundred Thousand
A Warrensburg Missouri blaze Christmas Eve leveled twenty two businesses and damaged many homes. No deaths. one man injured from a fall. Fire started near Purington and Sloan, with reports of looting and a missing engine. Principal losers include Hyatt Allen Co and Purington Stein with large insured losses. Firefighters struggled for water. town left largely defenseless. The total estimated loss reaches about 200000 dollars.
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Warrensburg
St. Louis
S. W. Myatt
Hyatt, Allen,& Co
New Town
Purington’& Stein
Joseph Lopheimer
Hyatt, Allen & Co
Western Insurance Companhy
Mr.nberg
A. H. Gilkeson
Snr
Schneidhap, Laud & Co
Thenry
Cruse & Garth
John Kline
Aed -Goaanvas Mas
Epecant
Pine Street
Jobs
Hall
Otvis
Winn
McCielan
King’s Hotel
J. M. Ker
Ant Poner
Merch Tate
Cheatham’s Harness
Beth
Lexington
Meerschaum Pipe Fetches 100 at Chicago Auction
A Meerschaum pipe sold Monday evening by Wm. A. Butters & Co. Chicago for 100 dollars after lively bidding. It began at 26 and rose to 100 with no higher offer, sold to E. A. Jessel on Randolph Street. The item carries a curious history linking Lola Montez and 19th century events.
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Wm. A. Butters & Co
Chicago
E. A. Jessel
Randolph
United States
Olen
Tris
Lola
Early 19th Century Political Aspirants Across States
The article lists candidates for U S Senate and Congress from California to Kentucky and Georgia. Names include A F Low J Conpess Felton Horton Parks Fouls Morris Higby Knox Wallis Bidwell Machin Meader Gorham Pixley Jewett McRuer Pratt and others. It notes Kentucky unionist candidacy and Georgia district elections with F H Little and J P Hambleton among contenders. Republican and Democratic conventions are announced in New Hampshire Tennessee and Louisiana with various gubernatorial and congressional implications.
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Cramento Union
California
United States Senate
F. F. Low
John Conpess
Felton
Congress
C. Horton
H. Parks
Fatt
L. M. Fouls
Wai. Gi. Morris
Middle Pistriés
Wim. Higby
W. St Knox
Loy
Union Party
Legislatire
Kentucky
Georgia
Ees
Wai. T. Wofford
Ber
Tibane
Heattine
Louisiana
Thomas Hardman, Jr
Abe E
House of Representatives
Lynch Law at Danville Negro Wing Report
A Louisville Journal correspondent from Lebanon Kentucky reports a black man Al McRobards attempted to shoot Officer W H Horne, firing twice but not causing severe injury. A mob with a large club, aided by a constable, then overpowered him in Danville.
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Jas. Bell
Port Byron
Rom
Copperhead
Illinois
Agai
Indorsament
W. W. Gorthy
Victor, Mich
Gorthy
Harrodsburg
Iowa
Martin L. Rice
Mount Pleasant
Lows
Roy A
Times
Loready
Canoguauibel
J. Johnson
Pioneer City
Idaho Territory
Johnson
Tdaho
Cowlan
Mr. J
Rice
Mt Pleasant
Sharacker
David Crocket
Tainty-Five
Sidney Corp
Farm Hill
Wimstead County
Minnesota
The
Peter
Tana
Weekly Times
Bive
Connecticut
Biue
R. J
Ashland
Ohio
T. D
Louisville Journal
Lebanon
al. McRobards
W.H. Horne
Law
Hare
Cer
Bim
Isil
The Indian Massacre and French Trade Proclamation
Dispatches report a confirmed Indian massacre near Fort Kearney with 95 casualties including Lieut. Col. Fetterman and several officers. The President proclaims France trade terms after January, equalizing duties for French and US vessels at ports. The Attorney General prepares a pardons report for Congress with broad scope and many political figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scamean Empeter Tracons Ail Vananie
United Bea
Bea
France
United States
U.S
Fort Pail
Kearney
Roe Mandanta
Fetterman
Congress
West Point
Loss of the Commodore RiveR Heap near Greenport
The steamboat Commodore of the Stonington Line foundered ashore six miles west of Greenport during a gale. All passengers safe. The shipwrecked vessel burned briefly but alarms, crew efforts, and eventual wash ashore prevented further disaster. wreck broke apart two miles west of High-Her anchors as salvage attempts and evacuations proceeded.
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Lo J
Stonington Line
Greenport
Long Island
Severe Groceries and Shipping Disruptions From Deep Snow
A December gale paralyzes roads as new drifts form. The storm is described as the severest in twenty years with twenty inches of snow. Central train service is halted after a drifted collision near West Albany and no trains ran overnight. Cold, near freezing temperatures persist with limited travel and shipping disruption citywide.
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Atany
West Albany
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