Further Disclosures About Thomas and His Crime
Corres from the London Tigres describe Tomas the amnesso after arriving at Bremen opening a murderous chest and sending it to a clockmaker. The assassin's plan may have triggered the explosion indirectly via a lever mechanism. Suspicion falls on Thomas due to his cabin confinement and a head wound from a bullet found near a sofa. The narrative outlines staged documents, pieces of the clock model, and varied purchases across Europe.
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London Tigres
Betwix
Tomas
Bremen
Imner
Seolice
America
Vienna
Bernburg
Thomas
Magis
Sing Sing Letter Reveals Ed Stokes’ Deterioration and Hope
In a personal dispatch from Sing Sing, Edward B Stokes describes his broken health and family tragedy, noting his gray hair, cataract, and hard prison life. He recounts visits by the Governor, his father’s and mother’s heartbreak, and appeals by Senator Spriggs and other figures while awaiting clemency or release.
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N.Y. Hera
Edward
Stokes
Edn Stokes
Clinton
Broadway
Union Square
Hospital
Bagg
Delmonico
Charles A. Dana
Lyman Tremain
John R. ‘Dos Passos
Dr. Armitage
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Albany
Tilden P
Spriggs
Utica
Democrats and Republicans Debate Next Nominations in Pa
A Harrisburg letter reports Pennsylvania Democrats backing Hendricks Bayard Thurman Hancock or Tilden without New York to block defeat, and a Wallace wing plan to swap Pa votes for Curtin to aid Hendricks. Republicans favor Blaine or Bristow with whisky-ring war elevating Bristow, while others mention Hayes and Washbourne.
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Harrisburg
N.Y. Tribune
Pennsylvania
Hendricks
Bayard
Thurman
Hancock
Tilden
New York
Henricks
Curtin
Wilden
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
South
East
Pacific Coast
Wallace
Allen
Blaine
Bristow
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington County
Exer
Elian B. Washbourne
Hayes
Mr. Moulton's Suit Probable Delay in Trial
Proceedings in the suit of Mr. Moulton show a high probability the case will not be tried promptly as defense counsel is expected to demur rather than file an answer. A nolle prosequi may follow if delays persist, affecting the plaintiff's pursuit of remedy and the court's timetable.
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New York
Shearman
Beecher
Oer
General Pryor
England
Stirling
Wwasitsgron
D. C
Gev RC Ands
Chicago
Onashington
Mej
Supreme Court
Beedle
Merrhene
Hay Bank
Peron
Sioux famine fears eased by agency supplies and contract issue
Washington reports Indian Affairs Commissioner Smith sees no danger of Sioux starvation as supplies can be drawn from other agencies while a new contract is prepared. The Centennial appropriation faces uncertain support with Democratic and Republican tensions. New England Navy yards face strong opposition from Southern lawmakers. Amnesty bill prospects differ, with debates over pardons and political stances.
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Washington
Smith
Bemf
Sigax
New England Navy Yards
Whitthorne
Tennessee
House Naval Committee
New England
Bine
Randall
Amieaty Messare
Jeff. Davis
Gordon
Himsell
Toombs
By‑Law Change Fails at Board of Trade Meeting
Directors at a Board of Trade session presented an amendment to raise by law dues from entry to two hundred and fifty dollars and set membership at one hundred. The proposal failed amid a near even split. Those in favor then met and organized a new committee to pursue a production change based on yesterday’s discussions to fund aid for the chamber of commerce.
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Louisville
Thurman
Washington
Vata
West Point
von Arnim
Cleveland Uhers
Judd
Albéroni
Bucyrax Ir
Missaippi House
Davis
Cardozo
Imn
D. J. O’connor
Kansas City
Vandalia Road
Osborn
Joseph
ToLepo
Board of Trade
Garry
Ernagen Chamber of
New York Lan
Royal Foyineera
Port List and River Report from Evansville
Evansville reports mild cloudy weather with a rapidly falling river gauge of 25 feet. Vessel movements include Tarascon sailing Louisville to return, Cleburne Cairo to Florence, Red Cloud to Florence, Robt Mitchell Cincinnati to New Orleans, Arkenens Bell Cairo to Cincinnati, Glasgow Cincinnati, and Parker New Orleans to Cincinnati with a good freight and passenger load.
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Monongahela
Louis
Cinenativil
Adela Poe
Lig Foot
Chattshooche River
Florida
Poe
Evansville
Tarascon
Louisville
Clebura
Cairo
Red Cloud
Florence
My. Robt
Mitchell
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Arkenens Bell
Glasgow
Cincionati
Jas. D. Parker
Parker
Ohio
General James Packard Appointed Navy Official at Port Royal
General James Packard former Indiana congressman is named to a naval post at Port Royal, designated as Atlantic Station headquarters. The Navy aims to consolidate home squadron strength there, with a healthful climate and harbor facilities to support coastal defense and rapid reach to Cuban waters and the Gulf. The Secretary of the Navy emphasizes preparedness and a large home force.
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James Packard
Congress
Indiana
Port Royal
Secretary of the Navy
Atlantic
Cuban
Gulf
Rates and expenses fixed in legislative notices and bills
The legislature set legal advertising rates at one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each additional. pay for laborers fixed at two dollars and fifty cents daily and porters at three dollars. Resolutions advanced inquiries into member mileage and abolishing the Gas Commissioner office. Bills introduced include township property insurance with two thirds vote, witness pay scales, and teacher pay while at institutes. Adjournment followed.
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Rukenbrod
Senate
Bruner
Andrew Jackso
New Orleana
Thompson
Lucas
Committee On Fees
Stone
Common Pleas
Smith
Washington
Oglevee
MilwaUcker Wheat Prices and Receipts Report
Milwaukee market notes show wheat more active with receipts of 55,000 bush and 6,200 bush shipments while prices in January moved toward $5 per unit for No 2 and 3, oats and rye firm, barley steady, and corn mixed. New York and Chicago bids shift for February and March contracts with assorted futures and cash quotes.
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MilwaUser
Milwaukee
Milwacker
Skye
Ode
Peoria
York
Ste
Chicago
Louis
Hayes silent on appointments as clerks filled
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports Governor Hayes remains mum on appointments. It leaks that Rodney Foe, former Clerk of the Supreme Court, becomes Executive Clerk. A. T. Wikoff, chair of the State Executive Committee, likely to accept as Adjutant General.
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Cinetunath
Cort MbUs
Catain
ACE
State Journal
Hayes
Lee
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
Janary
Rodney Foe
Supreme Court
A. T. Wikoff
State Executive Committee
A Philadelphia Press Anecdote on a Stock Trade
A humorous tale from yesterday’s Philadelphia Press relates a London rumor about Mr. Disraeli buying the Khedive’s Suez Canal shares. A broker, facing six figure debt, acted on the exclusive tip, bought Egyptian stock at a low ebb, then sold as prices surged, barely saving reputation.
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Philadelphia
London
Wells
Wankruptcy
Times
Daily Telegraph
Bigs
Disraeli
Kuedive
Suez
West Virginia Man Sentenced for Horse Theft in O District
Special Dispatch reports Frank Boyce of West Virginia was sentenced to four years in the state pen for stealing a horse belonging to Ernest Fisher of Zaleski. The ruling was handed down this morning after Boyce’s conviction in O District court.
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J. McAgraves
Frank Boyce
West Virginia
Ernest Fisher
Zaleski
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Seeesen
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Gev. Tilden
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New ‘England
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Chamber of Commerce
Toledo
Tg oOo ‘Tan
Poh
Gov. Hayen
Cinemati Times
Pole
RAD
Remedier
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Radway
Kadway
DR. Talmage
Brooklyn
C. H. Payne
D. D
Thomas A. Jaggar
Ic. B. Boynton
T. Dewitt
Talmage
People OF
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Jun Institution
L Penman
W. BR. Hoeg
Chas. W. Baker, Esq
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Europe
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Golson
Golson & Enstginn
F. QU. Boyd
Broad Street
Ies
Crosson
Toth Western Associated Press
Ohio Legislature
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Qquam Bys
Nati Times
Kane
Continental
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Brown
Boudboll
Rer
Sara
Reoe
Belle Azoo
Dace Hawkings
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Stob
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Gov. Hayes
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Moos
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Omor
Auartes
Hanrall P. Knapp
Mor Wade
Apipaia
Amalton
Herin
Calibus
EL Watson
Allearey
Taht Gormhorn Bros
Cineia
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Anchor Shire
Luis
Gerhord Bros” Angebot Ligul Works
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T. W. M. Trevor
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Hamilton County
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Ottawa
Ont
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Thero
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Health Litt Co
Eis and
Piam
Health Lift
the Health Lift Co
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B. F. Coan
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Clothing House
John Wanamaker & CO
Tee Finnest
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Ghestnut
Royal
Colton
Jo Neces Pe Nee Eer Tee
Grand Opera
D. FP. Bovvers
Wood's Theatre
tSie
Kate
Jack
National Theatre Comique
Sycamore St
Titiens
Max Irhasee
Mlle
Theresa Titeens
LYRIC
Mmec
Weno Saubee
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Germania Wana
G. Biden
McFarland Street
Petwody Rim and
Plum
Exposition Hall
J. H. Kline
W. E. Hathaway
Redway
Gand
Radway & CO
Warren Street
Society Notice
Geblden Lodge
Milroberts
Ciocinhall
Covington
Brothers
Grater Lodge
Nat Yin
National Theatre Building
A. HH
Mercer's House
West Sixth
Beltie Neglet
All Druggute—Sie
Type Foundry
Franklin
Vine Street
Tis
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