Editorial clash over court ruling sparks uproar
An editorial criticism on Judge Morrill’s district court ruling provokes strong reactions. The article accuses the piece of ridiculing the court, drawing in a federal case and prompting officials to summon Galveston publishers to answer for publication. The scene is described as highly tense with possible legal action looming.
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Wall
M .Gates
States District Court
Morrill
Congress
Cael
United States
Galveston
General Synod of Reformed Church Meets in Jersey City
June 7 session of the General Synod of the Reformed met in Jersey City with the Presbyterian Church receiving a confederation code of laws and ethics. An international council was to meet in London July 31 to shape laws for objects including opposition to Romanism. The morning brought reports and the afternoon focused on Board of Foreign Missions and missionary work in India.
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New York
General Synod of the Reformed Esponte
Inersey City
Committee of Confederation
Presbyterian Church
London
Hutton
Scott
Demares Spell
Dewitte
The
Theologica
Reformed Church
Ris
Fairchild
Board of For- Missions
India
The Calm Before a Storm Leads Striker Indictments
June 7 dispatches from Portsville describe quiet districts like Mahanoy and Shenandoah while colliery workers abstain from duties due to a strike. Reports mention indictions against strikers and concerns over protection for workers amid unrest in Shamokin and Clearfield counties.
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PorTsvile
Mahanoy
Shenan
Unclear rail road board election results in St Louis
Fragmentary report notes the annual meeting of a rail road group in St Louis on June 7 with votes tallied. It mentions New York participants Alten and others and hints at a new board to be elected, Robert Bayard as a chosen committee member, and unspecified governance for the coming year amid circulating rumors.
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T. Louis
Alten
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Louis
New York
Robert Bayard
Fire at Louisville distillery causes large loss
A fire at the redistilling establishment of W. Lee & Sons in Louisville caused major damage to the distillery area and stock, with losses estimated around twenty thousand dollars. Separate reports from Philadelphia and Hartford note large insured sums and significant fire-related costs.
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Louisville
Philadelphia
Martieré
Conn
Jane
W. Lee & Bons
Hartord
Pean
Ensylvania
Pes
Faneuill
Boston
Indians react to government course in Nebraskas June events
A fragmentary report notes Indians near Oman Nes June 7 reacting to government actions and plans for a trip to Washington. Red Cloud and others connected with the matter are said to depart tomorrow morning for an unspecified destination.
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Oman
Nes
Bom Aspee
Silawakaiaoet
Teil
Red Cloud
Senator Cameron Defends Republican Stand in Pennsylvania
Senator Cameron arrived for interviews with Cabinet members and voiced support for the Republican party after the third term issue. He said Grant’s administration shortchanges Pennsylvania Republicans and urged an honest cabinet balance. Pierrepont has returned to pursue marshal changes in the South and Southwest.
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Cincinnati Times
Jone
Cameron
Grant
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pierrepont
Drowned Boy Johnny Thompson Still Missing at Fort Warn
A twelve year old adopted boy Johnny Thompson drowned while swimming near the river at Fort Warn Ixb. His body has not been recovered. Playmate Allie Sinclair narrowly escaped drowning and was saved by Ph Murray during the third submersion. A man named Jacoby became intoxicated, caused a disturbance at Hobner's saloon, fell, and died from a head injury this morning.
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Cincinnati Times
Fort Warn
Jung
Johnny Thompson
M. Cady
Allie Sinclair
Ph. Murray
Jacoby
Hobner’s
Governor Allen Plans Cincinnati Visit and State Convention
Governor Allen will spend Sunday in Cincinnati and attend a County Grange picnic on Thursday. He travels to Cincinnati Saturday, stays until Tuesday, then returns to Columbus for the State Convention. Senator Thurman arrived from Washington this morning as the Hermann Building Association of Cincinnati incorporates with 520000 capital stock.
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Allen
Cincinnati
Senator Thurman
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
Hermann Building Association
Thurman
Washington
Daily News Responds in Galveston Civil Rights Case
Proprietors of the Daily News file a reply in the Galveston Texas civil rights case. The document addresses allegations and outlines their position, signaling a formal legal challenge within the ongoing dispute.
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Galveston
Texas
the Daily News
Contempt Motion in Aston News Case Seeks Quash
In United States District Court the Aston News proprietors face a motion to quash the indictment. Defense argues lack of court jurisdiction over contempt and improper procedure. Papers indicate the judge will hear arguments and consider attachment for contempt as a possible issue. A related Civil Rights case motion for a new trial is noted before Judge Woods or Justice Varek.
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Galvustox
United States District Court
Aston News
Defendents
United States
Aaron Avon
Hong
Aemar
Woods
Varek
Supreme Court
Merrill T
Banquet Planned for Carl Schurz in Berlin
A grand banquet is arranged today to honor Carl Schurz hosted by the American residents of Berlin the Diet members and Berlin University professors.
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Carl Schurz
Res'dents of
Berlin
Diet
Berlin University
The Coming Rifle Match in Dublin Invitations Issued
The Lord Mayor of Dublin invites Irish and American rifle teams to a reception the evening of the international shooting match. A Masonic body will entertain the American riflemen. Officials express satisfaction that no Indian element will attend. Details on the match timing are noted.
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Dvans
Dublin
Bananes
Irich
Kecaiany Mii
Alumni Welcome on Hillside for New Life of Institution
A bright morning at the college marks the return of alumni to the hill campus. Distinguished guests mingle with students in white dresses as they gather for a ceremonial welcome, with speeches on music, English literature, and art tracing the institution’s heritage from classical to romantic periods. The program features readings and musings on poetry, music history, and the evolution of culture, highlighting the graduates’ progress and the school’s continued spirit.
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Mowat
Glorioius
Jife
Alta Cloe Hk
Thane
Miller
Bistitute
Colersir Newell
Waynes Ki. Benedict
la Boumie
Musi
Misses’. Thompson
Luky
Keeler and
Crofton
Wwe
Patiely
Aera
Verdes
Rexthoven
Mozart
Pardias
Michiael
Bat West
Phat el
Hemems
Cite
Gregry
Ira
Setubert
Vie
Palais
Tissow
Beecher libel case testimony in Brooklyn court
In June in New York the Brooklyn court heard Evarts along with Tilton and Moulton discuss the Beecher case. The testimony covered Tilton and Moulton’s roles, the Woodhull scandal narrative, and how Bowen’s seven thousand dollars influenced Beecher and Tilton. Evarts argued the fundraising schemes and alleged improper proposals, noting Beecher’s defenses and Tracy’s witness status in the clash over adultery and legal action.
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New York
Brooklyn City Court
Pest
Evarts
General Treccy
Moulton
Tilton
Tracy
Wee
Woodhull
Titton
Beecher
Woodhall
Stephen Pearl Andrews
Gen
Heecher
Porter
Everts
Peaterden
Casa
Fle Wld -Tilton
Asa
Brooklyn
Byvarte
Mes Tilton
Tilon
Bowen
Burke
Woodruff
Aeton
Woodratt
Ribinson
Cunbing
Phislip Sidney
Local Officials arraign alleged rectifying firm on illicit distilling charge
United States Commissioners John C. Appenweller Christopher H. Lucker and William Saffin arraigned yesterday before Commissioner Hooper on illicit distilling charges. Bound over to the next Grand Jury in 100 dollars each. Nicholas Miller arrested for passing counterfeit money on a ten dollar note. Adam Gilbert and Anthony Heitels arrested for passing and attempting to pass three counterfeit notes. Trial hearing set for Saturday. Ice cream social at First Baptist Church Newport tonight.
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John C. Appenweller
Christopher H. Lucker
William ‘Saffin
CH. Lucker &Co
Hooper
Nicholas Miller
Looper
National Ecurrency
Richmond National Bank
Ove Henry
la Morse
Ned Til Adam Gilbert
Anthony Heitels
Coniitissinner Halliday
First National Bank of Canton
Fil
Ascot Races Open With Rows Of Horses In Local Meet
The Ascot meet began today with a horse race won by Ne oo ist, Lilian second, and Bertram third as spectators witnessed the start of the event.
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Loxpox
Jane
Ascot
Lilian
Bertram
Senatorial Question Hearings Before Supreme Court
A hearing occurred this afternoon before Chief Justice Sublee and Justices Ladd and Smith regarding the Senatorial question. Republicans were represented by Austin F. Pike and General Lewis War Court. the court reserved its decision on the election by the.
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Coxcorp
N. H
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Sublee
Eee
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Blicans
Ecole
Austin F. Pike
Lewis War Court
Reminiscences on Elizabethan vs Modern Literature
The piece reviews critical views on Elizabethan drama and modern poetry, arguing civilization shaped literature more than genius. It cites Ben Jonson, Fletcher, Shakespearelike writers, and praise for Miss Nichlaus and Valedictory exercises at Mount Aubur, with discussions of poetry, painting, and alumni events.
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Agaimet
Duntus
Age
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Fletcher
Jonson
Spencer
Saias
Wba
Scott
Wordsworth
Arne
Tila
Piath
Ted
Seiep Otenteraran
Witeh Bacon
Mies Ni¢hlaus
Nichlaus
Professor Christian to Leave for England by Italy steamer
The professor at Mountauborn Institute plans tomorrow departure to New York then sail to England aboard the Italy. He will reside permanently in London, and his absence is noted as a loss among his pupils and friends. Meanwhile Hopkins reports a property issue and plans to attract visitors to a waterfront project, while the Wilder case on Long Street progresses and a wounded woman’s recovery offers guarded hope.
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Mount Aubture
Charwin Peesie ’ Ventment
Herte Drewell
Ae Miller
Rastoes
Susaie M- Nichtans
Tegen
Mara Vy. Crider
Greenwitty
Aid
Ja “Hovis
Mowat
Anna ‘Deagdon
Albany
Toxgart
Syracase
Saertineti
Ki Lea
Christian
Sear
Mountauborn Institute
New York
Pasaggé
Italy
England
London
Hag
Hopkins
Tilendale
Seventh Annual Convention of Civil Engineers in Pittsburg
Special Dispatch reports the Seventh Annual Convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers assembling in this city with about fifty delegates. Judge Milnve Roberts called meeting to order, W A P Shinn chaired, Ge Levert elected secretary. Papers by J B Fads and Theodore Coper discussed bridges foundations engines and signals. An excursion to oil regions was planned, delegates visiting local manufacturers tomorrow.
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Dune
Salt Valley
Trenton
J. C. McCormick
Muskingum
American Society of Civil Engineers
New” York
Milnve Ae Roberts
Wap. Shinn
Walcome
Pittsburg
Ge. ‘Levert
J. B. Fads
St. . Louis
Theodore Coper
Fred. Collier
Cincinnati
Moore Beg
Agaivet
Dady Son
Democratic Party
Republicans
Common’ Pleas Court
Seventh annual Keerkah Society Civil Engineers convenes in city
The Seventh annual Convention of the Keerkah Society of Civil Engineers gathered in the city at 10 oclock. W Roberts called the meeting to order and opened the proceedings. A paper by J B Eads of St Louis on arched bridges was read, with discussion. Papers on foundations and erection of structures by Theodore Cooper of St Louis and on accident prevention by J B Eade were also read and commented on.
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Keerkah Society of Civil Engineers
Didnor W. Roberts
J. B.eads
St. Louis
Theodore Cooper
J. B. Eade
New Governor Selected for New Mexico and Utah
Dispatch from Washington reports secretary Delano relieved territorial governor Gar et h of Utah and appointed Gee B Amery as governor of Utah and a new governor for New Mexico, with brief mention of Tennessee connections and the process of appointment.
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Utah
Cincinnat Times
Wasumetox
Delano
Garethof “Aatell
Anil
Hin
Nes
Mexico
Gee B. Amery
Ee Tepessee
New Hampshire Senate Debate On Priest and Proctor Eligibility
Report from Concord on the New Hampshire Senate dispute over the eligibility of Priest and Proctor. The Supreme Court declined to opine on governor and council actions, ruling the Senate’s certification final, conditional on a constitutional quorum. Republicans expect further maneuvering as disputes over executive duties unfold.
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Jane Japén
Senate
Supreme
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Ouérita
Cabbing
Jdns
Uces Ladd
Smithy _ a
Coscord
NTL
Gebrie Td. Sitwell
Supichié Court
Attter
Chie
Cushing
Samborm
Effect of Sale of Wheat at Call Board in St Louis
St Louis millers petition the President and Merchants Exchange board to remove wheat from the call board. They say speculative trading causes illegitimate fluctuations hurt flour makers and ruin the trade, undermining confidence and integrity in the market.
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Merchants Exchange
Committed for trial in extortion plot case
The defendant Wiesinger, accused of attempting to extort money by implicating others in a conspiracy, has been committed for trial. The case involves Byacis and Sens 6 as part of the extortion plot.
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Byacis
Wiesinger
Assasse
Triad
Lapsed Loxpos Rail Ad Concession Ends
The Persian reports a rail ad concession to Falk expired after the contract was not fulfilled, ending the agreement and prompting termination actions.
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Loxpos
Falk
Bas- la
Four Drowned After Dam Carried Boat On River
Four persons drowned Saturday while fishing on the Riquette River when their boat was carried over a dam. Anson Schulte of Broadstreet Commercial Agency in Brooklyn, aged about fifty, grappled with a burglar who shot him in the neck before escaping. Schulte died later.
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Riquette
Aed Anson Schulte
Brooklyn
Descotercdem
Peatle
Confusing dispatch from Fort Leavenworth finds troops missing
A garbled wartime note dated June 8 from Lieutenant General Sheridan's headquarters references a general, a fort, and a band of Indians in or near Fort Leavenworth. The fragment mentions children and ponies, with unclear events and locations, leaving the precise action and outcome uncertain.
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Sheridan
Popes
Fort’ Leavenworth
Kapeus
Constitutional debate over civil rights bill in Virginia
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the constitutionality of the supplementary Civil Rights Bill passed by the federal Congress. Mentions a Virginia court challenge and a grand jury reference. Indicates ongoing legal questions and regional reactions without clear outcomes or details.
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Winosa
Janes
Dead States District Court
Olte Grand Jury
Vadge
Kebou
Pinion
Tery
Stas
Aiu
Races Mark Start Of Four Day Missouri Valley Meet
The June racing events begin at Priving Park with two days of competition under flattering prospects. The feature on the fourth day is the Lith rare showdown between Standall and Huklebery for a prize of three thousand dollars. Missouri River water level stands eleven feet one inch above low water.
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Omaha
Missouri Valley
Park
Missouri River
Appointment of Hugh J Jewett as Receiver in New Jersey
An order by the Chancellor appoints Hugh J Jewett, former Erie Mail Road Company president, Receiver of all interests of the corporation in New Jersey. His $150,000 official bonds are approved and he has taken office. No mention of borrowing money. The order mirrors the New York action in all material respects.
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N. J
Hugh J Jewett
Erie Mailrosd Company
New Jersey
New York
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