Fragmented testimony on fraud investigations and White House meetings
The account recounts 1874 1875 efforts to uncover frauds in internal revenue with officials like J W Douglas ex Commissioner and General Babcock in Washington. It notes delayed investigations, alleged pressures, and discussions about transfer orders and political influence affecting charges against Ford and others, including Bristow and McDonald.
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J. W. Douglas
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McDonald
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Brooke
White House
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Howe
Mabcock
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Son
Bristow
Uced
Mr. Tatton
St. Louis
Isle of Canceres
Juce Cane
Beecher Defies Bowen at Plymouth Church Meeting
At Plymouth Church a heated session centered on Bowen with Beecher accusing him of secrecy and falsehood in a dispute over fees. TheExamining Committee was ordered to summon Bowen to appear February 23.
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Bowen
Broox
Plymouth Church
Unclear fragmentary note on Democratic discussion and policy terms
A fragmented entry dated February 11 fields a murky discussion among Democratic members. The text references statements on policy practicality and financial measures, mentioning January 1 and a payable measure. Details are obscured by garbled transcription.
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Wasnisertox
Rae Treavery
Democrats Seek Treasury Action Left Vague in Debt Sinking Plan
A fragmentary report notes critics arguing that using the United States securities to back circulating notes and a Treasury gold percentage as a sinking fund could drive policy. The committee plans to push the issue at the adjourned meeting Friday, with Democrats framing the debate around debt payments.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Weather summary from the U S Army Weather Service
Telegram from the Signal Service reports foggy calm to clear conditions across Virginia Yankton Port Gibeon and Mobile with barometer readings. Temperatures vary as upper lake valleys see rising rivers and potential rain ahead. Winds shift north and south, skies partly cloudy to clear, with reports of moisture in the Gulf States and Tennessee and Ohio valleys.
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St. Louis
Montreal Farmer Traverses Ninety Miles in Ten Hours
Reports from the era describe a Montreal farmer driving his horse ninety miles in ten hours amid various events. The piece notes political mentions, a New London banking matter, a Richmond arrest, and railway proposals, all reflecting a busy day with dispersed local and national items. It mentions the President not summoning Senator Bruce and a commissioner's rejected gold-bladed cane, plus resignations and fare details between major cities.
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Alfouinte
Bruce
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Jere
Chadwick
Miller
Ohio
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Charles Fl. Reed
Cook County
Cincinnati
Bostom
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Abbot
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Philadelphia
Tos
Blaive's Friends Rally Behind Their Favorite Leader
The text depicts strong support for Blaive from friends and admirers across the state. It notes unwavering enthusiasm, widespread approval, and calls for delegation to back his candidacy, reflecting a zealous, unified backing from political allies. The fragment hints at organized communications and public praise.
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Baer
Blaise
Onle
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Ngfeld
Safe Mechanics Turning 0.1¢
Yesterday's Times reports burglars exploiting safes with expert knowledge of locks. Robbers reopening doors once closed, prompting calls to study secure vaults and seek guidance from leading safe manufacturers to reveal the underlying vulnerabilities.
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Chan Etna Tha
New York
Geneva
Take the Currency Out of Politics Speech
Charles Nordhof reports in Yesterday's Herald that Blaine advocates removing the currency from political influence. The idea, echoed by many Democrats and some Republicans, garners strong backing as a reaction to corruption fears and financial struggles.
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Charles Nordhof
N.Y. Herald
Bisine
Ublicans
Congress
Bank security to use telephonic watchman system
Promised by bank managers to replace armed night guards with an integrated telecommunication network. The plan aims to shield district offices and known risk houses from thieves by enabling rapid alerts and police contact during nighttime. The idea reflects a shift toward centralized protection in urban banking sites.
American and European Figures in Brief Notices
A scattered 19th century column notes Jébd B. Gough in Canada for lectures, a scientist’s caution on sea-urchin biology, Hayes and Hartcomte wavers in Ohio papers, and social ties from Rome to New York. It mentions Rev Henshaw’s resignation at East Hampton, Colonel Bailey’s marriage to a Confederate widow, and remarks on art gifts for a Centennial Exhibition. Also recollections of Dr Howe’s campus life and a humorous threat about a torpedo under a chair.
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Bank Robbery at New London Bank Vaults Foiled
Norwich dispatch reports a successful yet thwarted effort at the National Bank of New London. Thieves gained entry through a side window and disabled outer and inner vault locks, but fled with little cash after nearly a day’s start. Police say the crime was artfully timed, with detectives at work and no clear suspect.
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Asiatte
National Bank of Com
Mariner's
Charles Batle
Norwich
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Union Bank
State Street
Buttercups in Alabama Bloom Amid Warm Spring Days
The Tuscumbia Alatauian notes unusually warm bright weather with violets buttercup crocuses jevenices and strawberries in full bloom. The vivid spring scene enhances the shining hours as flowers and trees flourish under clear skies.
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Congress Appropriation Action Ends In Adjournment
The House and Senate adjourned until Monday after debating a centennial appropriation. The measure, tied to a pot of funds, faced a $170 099 reduction in the latest drafting, with both chambers voting on the proposal before adjournment.
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Moadsy
Local Carr Visits Drugstore After Midnight
A well known town gentleman named Carr sought medicine for his family after midnight at a drugstore. The druggist, awakened by a ringing bell, asked who was there and mistook Carr for a drunken caller, leading to a brief, awkward exchange before Carr explained he had been roused by a drunken man seeking sympathy.
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Toéré
Grant and Conkling in presidential succession dialogue
Two gentlemen recount Colonel Fred arguing against a third term and praising Conkling as a statesman. Fred voices conviction that Grant should not seek a third term while expressing admiration for Conkling and hoping he secures the nomination, with others echoing his views.
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President Deposition Read In Babcock Case
The President was examined in the Babcock case at the Executive Mansion in Washington. The deposition, read in court, details affidavits and telegraph evidence involving John A. Joyce and John M. Donald, revenue agents, and discusses executive handling and charges in 1875.
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Black List Rumors Shadow Northern Merchants Trade
A letter from a noted New Yorker warns merchants of a black list that could jeopardize Southern trade. The note cites Booth and a former clerk of the Ways and Means Committee as figures connected to the list, raising fears among Northern and Southern traders. Meanwhile the next Democratic Convention draws delegations to align cities, with Cincinnati and St. Louis mentioned as possible sites.
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Oe Booth
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St. Louis
Winslow in London Arrest Expected Today
Winslow, a suspect linked to forgeries in London, is expected to be arrested today amid ongoing police actions. British authorities report expedited handling of the case, with Winslow's identity and charges not fully disclosed in remaining readable text.
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London
Murderer Sentenced In Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia dispatch reports Geo W. Pletcher convicted of murder and Hanley sentenced as the case proceeds. Weather notes and commodity terms follow, with grain, flour, sugar, and cotton market chatter from New York Chicago and Louisville reports. Shipping and port lists include vessels Andy Baum Susie Silver Grand Lake No. 2 and others arriving or departing, with onshore weather and river gauges at Evansville and Memphis.
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Morning Proceedings Record of Special Senate and House Bills
Proceedings detail disputed bills and proposed laws from the Senate and House. Topics include probate and witness fees, election purity measures, tobacco warehousing, fraud in publishing signatures, banking and town development, prison charging rules, stock holdings in cooperatives, and reviving dormant actions. Names mentioned include Mr. Beatty Mr. Ha ser Mr. Richarde Mr. Watson Mr. Groom Mr. Baker and others.
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Sénate
Beatty
Richarde
Watson
Groom
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Howiau
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Allen
Sa- Pus
Clock Manufactory Fire Loss Reported
A fire at a clock manufactory caused substantial losses with figures indicating 50 060 dollars in losses and other details noted in the February calendar. The incident references a clock manufactory merging and notes larger loss figures circa 390 000 dollars.
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A Bad Minister and a Brave One
The Rev. Fred Bell, a reformed pugilist minister, was deposed from the Primitive Methodist church in New York on charges akin to those in Beecher’s case. An affidavit from a dying woman supported the action. A Brooklyn clergyman saved a woman who attempted suicide from a ferry boat, and his wife, tied to him, nearly drowned. Specie shipments to Europe totaled 450,000 with 150,000 in gold coin.
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Pom
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Turkish amnesty and refugee orders amid siege reports
February 12 1912 Berlin dispatch notes refusals and petitions. BEHLIRWANN is blocked from proceeding as Turkey refuses Doctor keblieman excavations. ABNIM petitions the Emperor for safe travel to Berlin to care for a sick son. The Sultan agrees to amnesty for insurgents and withdraws subventions for refugees, ordering return home.
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There Any Crime the Man Isn t Charged With
A report on Cordoray State Superintendent of Education from Mississippi investigations cites ten counts including perjury embezzlement and forgery. It questions sufficiency of evidence for conviction and supports impeachment for serious misconduct.
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Avalanche
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Seamias
Cordoray State Superintendent of Education
Yellowley
Shanks En Vair
Leigh
District Attorney Denies Reed Indicted
United States District Attorney Baggs states that Charles H. Reed has not been indicted and no indictment has been found by the Grand Jury. The assertion of an indictment is without foundation in fact.
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United. State District
Baggs
Charles H. Reed
Latest Stock Report From the Exchange
The report lists numerous stocks with mixed figures ledgers. Major entries include Northwestern common and Erie at mid spans, Lake Shore at high totals, and Wabash with notable activity. Total listed value reaches approximately 164 102 across several railroad and industrial names including Central, Michigan Central, and Union Telegraphs.
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Union Welegu
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Erie
Columbus
Wisego
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Counterfeiter Sentenced in Fraud Case
The trial of Nelson Day concluded with a fine and prison term. He received fifteen years in the penitentiary and a $5,000 fine. The case involved Mrs. Dileas and her parents as parties to the crime.
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Nelson Day
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Cemeteotel Yemerday ‘de Penta
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Dileas
Oldest Western Reserve church earns mention in Aus tenbury Ohio
The Congregational Church at Aust enbury Ohio is noted as the oldest in the Western Reserve with Rev J K Nutting as pastor. The obituary of Mrs Chloe A Menderson, longtime original member, notes her death at 92 after a long, lucid life. Her passing follows a life marked by steadfast faith and community service within the church.
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