Tilton Summary of Beecher Evidence Records Sexual Allegations
Theodore Tilton presents sworn testimony to Plymasth Church investigators outlining alleged sexual misconduct between Elizabeth Tilton and Reverend Henry Ward Beecher. The account cites October 24 1855 incidents as well as multiple later encounters at Tilton residences and other locations from 1866 to 1870, supported by letters from Mrs Tilton to her husband and Beecher’s personal distress over rumors of moral impurity. The summary notes Mrs Tilton’s claimed resolve in a February 3 1868 letter and Tilton’s initial suspicions arousing further inquiry.
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Theodore Tilton
Plymasth Church
Tilton
Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Slee
Elisabeth BR. Tilton
W. Beecher
Hosnard
Council of Ministers
Beecher Tilton scandal details confession and misdeeds
The narrative recounts Mrs. Tilton and Henry Ward Beecher confessing to an intimate relationship described as deceitful and painful. It covers letters, the 1870 interview at Clinton, Beecher’s remorse, and efforts to reconcile with Theodore Tilton, including Beechers penitent apology and communications through Francis Moulton.
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Beecher
Moulton
Beecher Tilton feud explodes in public fallout
New York dispatch outlines Beecher and Mrs Tilton allying against Tilton. The narrative centers on Tilton's explosive statements asserting his duty fulfilled while claiming Beecher and Mrs Tilton forced disclosure. Tilton vows no life ahead, declaring the tragedy ends in death.
Cleveland Club race entries list filled for four days
The Cleveland Club announced closed entries for a multi day horse racing meet. First day features 2:24 2:50 and 2:29 races with purses from 1500 to 5000 dollars. Second day offers free to all 3500 and 4000 purse events with horses Goldsmith Maid American Girl and Fullerton. Additional races across days include 2 40 2 26 and 2 51 events with multiple entries and favorite contenders Gazelle Camers Red Cloud Sensation Henry and others.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Club
Goldsmith Maid
American Girl
Fullerton
Gazelle
Camers
Red Cloud
Sensation
Henry
Treasury reorganization nears completion amid retrenchment
Special Dispatch reports a limited number of dismissals and minor changes remain in the Treasury Department reorganization. Secretary Bristow aims to finish reductions this week after reviewing bids for five percent bonds. Attorney General Williams and his wife, returning from Virginia, plan a trip to New York and Long Branch pending their departure for the North.
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Daily Times
Washingrton
Treasury
Bristow
New York
Long Branch
Williams
Virginia
North
Certificates of Incorporation Filed in Columbus
Special Dispatch reports the Trade Union Association of Cincinnati, capital 60,000 dollars in 5000 dollar shares, filed today to publish newspapers books and do job printing. Asa A Clark and nine others named as corporators. Also filed a certificate for the Springfield Homestead and Saving Association with 200,000 dollars capital.
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Columbus
Daily Times
Trade Lier Association
Cincinnati
Gallociation
Asa'a. Clark
Sprine- Field Homestead Axd Saving Association
Judge frees woman in habeas corpus case
Special Dispatch reports Judge Dwyer halted the Winters case in Const this morning to liberate Mary Pontius a married woman from Miamisburg on a habeas corpus writ. She faced charges of assault and battery.
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Spetial
The
Daily Times
Dwyer
Mary Pontius
Miamisburg
Robbery Strikes Shopkeeper for Watches and Jewelry
Last night a thief stole 37 gold watches, silver watches, and jewelry while the proprietor slept within two feet of the display. The thief took the remaining 90 dollars and a watch from his clothes. This morning thirteen empty watch cases were found scattered in the street.
Fire destroys stone block at 121 and 423 State Street
At 4 o'clock this morning a blaze swept the fine stone front block occupied by E. T. Hollisher & Co carpet dealers and Giles Brothers & Co. before it could be checked. The origin is unknown and the loss is large, with details and insurance figures to follow in a later dispatch.
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Cuicach
State Street
E. T. Hollisher & Co
Giles Brothers & Co
Fire breaks out in Curacao destroys jewelers stock
Early morning blaze in Curacao damages several buildings totaling an estimated quarter million in losses. Giles Brothers jewelers report two hundred thousand in stock, insured for about sixty thousand, plus furnishings and other firms suffer损损 from broken glass and damaged stock. Insurance coverage is scattered across Franklin National and other carriers, with total known insured amount around seventy thousand.
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Curiaco
Iinn
Gilean & Co
Hobie
Sad Cnet
Lens
Soc
Giles Bros
Franklin National
New Oki
American and Home
New York
Citizens
Harvard
Manhattan
Williamsburg City
Hollister
Irving
National
Phenix
Brook
From all Parts of the World. Loxvox July 22 1874 Paris election bill
A Paris special notes Thirty agree to the Electorial bill fixing voter age at twenty providing for elections by departments and a member for every 50 000 inhabitants. Reports from Vienna mention Servia's conciliatory moves and negotiations with the Kehdive for auxiliary troops. Indian advices express fear Cholera among fifty thousand pilgrims in Poore festival. Northern floods submerge counties while Southern Districts lack rain.
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Loxvox
Paris
Twen
Vienna
Petition for Dissolution of Assembly Circulated in France
The Left deputies actively circulate signatures for a petition demanding dissolution of the Assembly. They plan to present it if Casimer Periere's bill fails.
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Casimer
Periere
Republican Reinforcements Split Between Cuemba and Alava
Mapzto July 22 reports General Zabala sending eight battalions to reinforce Republicans in Cuemba. Carlists mass in Alava, signaling mounting conflict as forces mobilize across two provinces.
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Mapzto
Zabala
Cuemba
Alava
Commission on Mississippi overflow land met in Newport
The presidential commission on reclamation and preservation of overflowed land along the lower Mississippi river held an informal consultation meeting in Newport yesterday with all members present.
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Providence
R. 1
Mississippi River
Newport
Philadelphia Man Kills Himself After Attempt on Wife
Philadelphia resident George Hoffman aged 32 killed himself this morning after a prior attempt to murder his wife. Police report details indicate a domestic disturbance preceding the tragedy. Hoffman's death comes amid ongoing investigations by local authorities into the incident.
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Philadelphia
George Hoffman
River News Briefs Pinpoint Local Events
Special Dispatches report rising river levels with seventeen inches in the channel at Prrtsececu. Towboat Fearless undergoes repairs at Reed's Docks. The Coal Exchange plans a meeting next Tuesday to discuss the proposed new bridge at Cincinnati.
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The
Daily Times
Prrtsececu
Fearless
Reed
Coal Exchange
Cincinnati
Notable Trickster Tale At Fareka Social Evening
A lively description recounts a bold speaker at Fareka who charmed guests with smooth talk and practiced mischief. He teased listeners with mock answers about Rocky Bar, an orphan asylum, a public administrator in Eastern Oregon, and a Cemetery Sam, turning the room with his late night ramble.
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Fareka
Rocky
Bycause
Aries
Oregon
Bearn
Local arrests and a near-drowning incident reported in city
Henry Eckert a Folkstate office clerk among the arrested was brought to Hammond street station by Officer Wappenstein. In Police Court Henry Latz was convicted of an unprovoked assault on John Cahill and sentenced to two months in the workhouse plus a $50 fine. August Crawford waived examination on a gold watch theft charge and faces the Court of Common Pleas with $800 bail. John Hart, a shoe merchant, had a narrow Lake Chatauqua drowning escape when an overturned boat left him clinging aboard until a passing craft rescued him.
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Henry Eckert
Folkstate
Columbus
City
Hammond Street
Wappenstein
Henry Latz
John Cahill
Warkhouse
Crawford
White
Mead
Court of Common Pleas
John Hart
Chatauqua
Stock market opens steady with Lake Shore in focus
New York July 22 stock market opens barely steady with a small loss led by Lake Shore as executive committee of directors weighs half yearly dividends and lease to New York Central and Hudson. Ex-directors Hudson Lane Wade bail for examination after false report to currency comptroller. Lazie arrested and bailed. John Powers and sister dined together. John died yesterday. suspected poisoning from chow.
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New Yor
Lake Shore
Board of Directors
New York Central
Hudson
The
Stock Exchange
Charles Hudson
Union
Adams
John
Chow
Bayton Short Line Railroad Services Asylum Day Trips
The Bayton Short Line Railroad announces Thursday visiting days from Asylum Street Carthage Ohio. Trains depart Cincinnati at 1 05 p m reach Asylum at 4 45 p m with three hours fifteen minutes stay. Return to Plum Street Depot by 5 15 p m. Directors report progress on expansion toward Jasper with 25 miles already in operation and further aid votes planned. Official road affairs statement to be given at next directors meeting on the 10th of next month.
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Bayton
sFor
Asylum St Carthage
Cincinnati
Plum Street
Rockport Railroad Enterprise
Jasper
Man fined for cruelty to animals after over driving horse
Sunday on the avenue Lewis Brockman drove a horse with excessive speed. A mounted officer of the 8 P C A arrested him. The case before Esq True this morning ended with Brock admitting violation and paying a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Lewis Brockman
Esq
Brock
Joseph Smith Goes on Three Week Leave for Vacation
Personal item notes Joseph Smith, Agent of the 8. P. CGA, has secured a three week leave of absence. He will begin tonight to visit kin in New York Philadelphia and New Jersey. The Rev. David Swing of Chicago and the Hon. Will Cumbach of Greensburg Ind are registered at the Gibson House.
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Joseph Smith
Kinsfolk
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
David Swing
Chicago
Will Cumbach
Greensburg
Ind
Gibson House
Two Mississippi Troop Dispatches to Vicksburg Spark Debate
Washington reports the Mississippi Lieutenant Governor warned of potential disturbances in Vicksburg due to militia disorder, while Vicksburg officials protested troop deployment. Secretary of War ordered two Jackson companies to Vicksburg to deter violence, a plan approved by the President. The Secretary will depart Saturday for New London to join his family.
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Washineton
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Secretary of War
Jackson
New London
Work House Sentences From Judge Marchant Roster
Sentence list from Judge Marchant includes Tim Donelson Pat Donelson Mat OBrien Wm Ryan John Connors and Pat O Gara loitering thirty days each Mary Ford vagrancy three months L H Eldridge loitering thirty days James Sullivan drunkenness thirty days Peter same fifteen days John Weber same thirty days Philip Rabe abusing family thirty days
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Marchant
Tim Donelson
Pat. Donelson
Mat O’brien
Wm. Ryan
John Connors
Pat. O'Gara
Mary Ford
L. H. Eldridge
James Sullivan
Peter
John Weber
Philip Rabe
Arrival of Winchester Reaches San Francisco Bay
The Pacific Mail steamer Winchester, from Panama, arrived in San Francisco this morning. The Warrior Queen, reported high and dry in Drakes Bay, is expected to be salvaged. The wreck was sold at auction for seven hundred dollars.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Winchester
Panama
Drakes Bay
Grand Reunion of Veterans Arrives in Patreasox
July 22 in Patreasox sees crowded streets with visitors and decorations for a grand veterans reunion. President Grant, Secretary Robeson and Gov Parker came by special train at 12:30, followed by a parade of veterans and military men and a coalition meal.
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Patreasox
N. J
Grant
Robeson
Gov. Parker
Arrest Wednesay for Cruel Assault at Sixth and Smith
An intoxicated man assaulted an unoffending passerby at the corner of Sixth and Smith streets near a saloon kept by Ben Wahle. The victim, struck in the chest, lay unconscious then recovered enough to walk. Wahle was arrested but released when no prosecuting witness appeared. a re arrest followed but the officer refused to file charges. An hour later the assailed man was found unconscious on Sixth Street two blocks away.
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Aseault
Smith
Ben. Wahle
Wahle
Third District
Sixth Street
Pearce Disclaims Signature on Congressional Address
Boston July 22 Henry L Pearce authorises the statement that his signature was attached to the Congressional Republican Address without his authority.
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Boston
Henry L. Pearce
Road Damages Opinion At County Board Meeting
County Solicitor Goss advised that under law from 1858 the payment of damages for opening a public road is a discretionary matter for the County Commissioners and final when ratified by the Board of Control. He also held that county bridges require necessary approaches, and that the 1874 act does not absolve the county of this duty.
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Thes Board of Control
Goss
Hamilton County
Board of Control
Funeral of Esquire Hanselman in Dayton
Funeral of Christopher F. Hanselman Esquire held this afternoon with a Masonic and Knight Templar procession from his residence to Spring Grove Cemetery. Officers Grand Lodge of Ohio and various orders participated. the knotty rite included a Templar funeral service, token sprigs of evergreen, and the ring presentation before burial.
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Esquire
Hanselmaan
Christopher F. Hanselman
Eeq
Knight Templars
Dayton
Covoe
Newport
Enoch T. Carson
Henry D. Moore
Commandery of
Royal Arch
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Hanes
Hanselman
Cincinnati
Pike
Weston
Doveaik
Baywiller
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hamilton
Stam Place Tion
Ng Grove
E. T. Carson
Lafayette van Dieve
Hyman
Lemte Jackeley Family Impress Robinsen Opera House
The Jackeley family, all accomplished performers, receive boundless praise at Robinsen's Opera House. Last night drew a larger crowd and universal applause for their graceful, rapid, novel entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Lingham add a fine comedy. Two performances announced for today.
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Jackeley
Robinsen
Will of Chas E Cheever Probated This Morning
The will of Chas E Cheever was probated this morning naming Emms A H Cheever as executrix and detailing an estate of eight thousand dollars.
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Chas E. Cheever
Emms A. H. Cheever
Ite
Ee Executrix
Coroners Inquest Set On Kat Curran Slaying Case
The examination of Kat Curran’s remains by Dr. Dougherty Saturday reveals the girl was brutally slashed with a knife, similar to the pattern in Millan’s murder. The inquest is scheduled for tomorrow as Knedsy’s mother and brother remain in custody.
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Kat Curran
Kidney and Bladder Complaint Description
The report describes kidney and bladder issues with Egg like matter and threadlike white parts, a morbid dark bilious appearance, a white bone like sensation when passing water, and pain in the small of the back along the loins.
Radway’s Ready Relief claim of fast universal pain cure
The advertisement proclaims R R RADWAY'S READY RELIEF to soothe inflammations and cure ailments of the lungs stomach bowels or other organs by one application within ten to twenty minutes. It targets rheumatic nervous bedridden and prostrated patients promising swift relief regardless of pain intensity.
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Walnut Street
Ohio & Mississippi
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Sailway Directory
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