Beecher case details and Tilton residence rumor resurfaced
New York on January 11 reports discuss who supplied Beecher with poison cited in testimony and a 1871 entry about prusic acid sold for fifty cents. The piece notes rumors of new evidence linking Lodder who once worked independently to Tilton's residence, including an incident in the house hallway where Beecher was greeted by Mrs Tilton and lifted by Lodder.
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New York
Jane 11
Beecher
Looder
Tilton
County Democratic Delegates Headed to State Convention
In Cleveland on June 12, it was announced that twenty seven delegates from Uyahegan County would attend the State Convention in Columbus on the 17th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Columbus
Dakota Territory Lively for Thieves Farce
In the United States Court now in session the scene shows the tone set by United States Attorney Pound of Yankton as the trial proceeds. The fragment hints at legal action and a bustling docket in Dakota Territory with a sharp focus on thefts and public proceedings.
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Farce
D. T
United States
Pound
Yank
Railroad Accord At St Louis B and C and Pennsy
Union Depot at St Louis outlines agreement among B and C and Pennsylvania Railroad representatives. The base of arrangement was approved in New York last Friday and will be presented to the boards on Wednesday. Baltimore and St Louis dates are noted as June 15 and June 13 respectively.
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Union Depot
St. Louis
B. 4 C. and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Ink & Ohio Eircon
New York
Miners clash as shots wound two at Forestville
Pottsville June 12 executives of the Miners Association met to oppose compromise with Coal Exchange. In Forestville two miners named Kilgore and Leary were shot while returning from work. One man was riddled with seven rifle wounds. the other found with arm and hip injuries. Both men from Forestville.
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Pottsvile
Miners’ Association
Shamokin
Ste
Forestville
Thomaston
Wibeleo
Enid
Four Distinguished Trice Receive Injuries
New York report dated June 13 notes four distinguished individuals named Trice sustained injuries. Details on severity or cause were not provided in the readable text.
Bloody murder at Basin Street Bowling Alley Saloon
Last night a shooting at the Basin Street Bowling Alley Saloon, run by Tom McGehan, left Hamilton dead with a gunshot wound to the right temple. Witnesses reported a quick sequence of events with Con Johnson and Woods returning to the saloon, a shot fired, and McGehan found in a bloodied, contorted position. later investigations described contradictions about self harm and possible involvement, with Coroner Spencer and Dr Beauchamp summoned and the bar left secured.
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Basin Street
Tom McGehan
Hamilton
Con
Johnson
Woods
Nson
Nate Woods
Bt. J
James Val
Kamenes
McGehan
Smith & Wesson
Spencer
Sa McGehan
di Wee Yee
Leing
McGreham
Samuel Darling
March on Annapolis over Simms nabbed for assault
A large mob from Anne Arundel County released the jailed man Simms after storming the Annapolis jail. They dragged him to a nearby rail line without resistance, taking him away to a distant location amid reports of a violent outrage against Miss Jackson. The crowd arrived early and carried tools for forced entry, while many citizens observed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mep
Anne Arundel County
Etree
County Democracy Convened in City Hall Seeks Probate Judge Nominee
Special Dispatch reports the County Democratic Convention in Cincinnati's City Hall elected J. W. Lennox as secretary after six chair attempts. Probate Judge Pugh seeks a fifth term against John G. McGuffey of Columbus, with intra party opposition aligned against Pugh. Also noted are filings for Perrysburg Manufactory Building Company with $20,000 capital and Woodland Hills Street Railroad Extension Company of Cleveland with $35,000 capital.
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Pat McCallister
J. W. Lennox
Judge Pugh
John G. McGuffey
Columbus
Pugh
George L ‘Converse
John G. Thompson
Thompson
Perrysburg Manufactory Building Company
Woodland Hills Street Railroad Extension Company
Cleveland
Trial of Ex Marshal Hinds and Grasshopper Inquiry
Special Dispatch reports in Cincinnati Times that ex-Marshal Hinds of Alabama faces trial in Criminal Court for alleged involvement in fraudulent mail contracts. The Interior Department will send two entomologists to the West to study the grasshopper plague, with further Sioux and Black Hills actions awaiting Secretary Delano’s return midweek.
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Wasnixorox
Hinds
Alabama
Hayden
Interior Department
Commission
Black Hills
Rettern
Delano
Sailor Count Marefoschi sails to Rome for cardinal beretta
Digest of the chaotic reports: Count Marefoschi sails to Rome bearing the cardinal’s beretta. Nebraska Constitutional Convention adjourns in Lincoln with a sine die, J Seffold, ex-president of the State Press Association, dies in Selma. A. L. Power acquitted in the Maurice Egan case in Nashville. Vermont and Barlingtonton names appear in a stray item. Oil declines prompt finanical liabilities reaching 55000 dollars. Indians in Kansas fight near Rawkes County. seven Cheyenne killed. Whisky ring indictments in St. Louis intensify. government denies settlements. Bohemian Turner Hall in Chicago hosts a labor rally with inflammatory speeches. Coal miners’ sympathy platform discussed.
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Marefoschi
Berretta
Rome
Lincoln
Heero
J. Seffold
Selma
Als
State Press Association
Daily Times
A. L. Power
Maurice Egan
Nashville
Tenn
Liberty
India
John C. New
United States
Ashington
W.D. Jenkins
Aed
Rawkes County
Kansas
Jenkins
Street
Whisky Ring
St. Louis
London Bible to Print with Accented Proper Names
An edition of the Bible will be printed in London featuring accented proper names to indicate pronunciation. The project aims to ease reading for readers unfamiliar with foreign or archaic spellings. The plan reflects scholarly effort to preserve original pronunciation cues.
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London
Fires and grasshoppers plague Omaha area
A Wyoming dispatch reports a 400 ton hay pile at Ft Russell alight at 3:30 am, with the commissary storehouse also burning but minor damage. The hay burn continues to burn for a total loss, and a cavalry stable burned. Picnicking parties from Florence faced injuries as knives and pistols were used. Grasshoppers swarm in large numbers advancing north toward Omaha, with none in the city yet.
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Omaha
Nen
Ft. Russell
Wyoming
Florence
Wlattsmouth
Nebraska
Destructive fires hit Ladington and Lexington with heavy losses
A fire at Ladington Michigan this morning destroyed several dry goods stores and a restaurant with total losses around 25 000 dollars including buildings and insured amounts. A fire in Lexington Missouri yesterday wrecked the Silver Building housing four stores and the Reviver Printing Office, with losses about 25 000 dollars and 20 000 dollars insured.
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Ladington
Michigan
I. W. Goodnow
James 5. Bush
Young
St. Louis
Lexington
Missouri
Reviver
Law
Ocean Horrors Vicksburg survivor reports multiple boat failures
The Vicksburg survivor reaching port this Saturday describes six lifeboats lowered from the ship. Two capsized nearby, one sank two hours after launch, and five crew members reportedly from New York remain unaccounted. The captain and officers were praised for conduct, though some actions are questioned. Another vessel reportedly failed to search for the missing.
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Vicksburg
New York
Wo Wen
Beech and Tilton Trial Report From New York Court
In June New York the crowded Brooklyn City Court hears Beecher and Tilton testimonies with Beach leading as counsel. Beach criticizes the defense, defends Richards and Moulton, downplays scandal links to Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Woodhull, and urges jurors to focus on evidence while noting Plymouth Church’s influence and public pressure.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tilton
Beecher
Beach
Judge Porter
Bartlett
Mr. Beach
Mr.Porter
Calice
Ali
Porter
Rose
Southard
Wim
Dr Curry
Chrision
Richards
A. B. Martin
Moulon
Moulton
Woodruff & Robinson
Entitreman
R. Beach
Partridge
Mr. Beecher
Hlymouth Church
Pismouth
Plymouth Church
Bradshaw
Indictments Listed Against State Auditor Charles Clinton
Four indictments were presented against State Auditor Charles Clinton. Two allege misdemeanor in office, one extortion under color of office, and one for embezzling 520,000 of state funds. Bail set at 23,500 dollars. he was served with a capias and posted by the sheriff until 3 p.m.
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New Orleans
Gene Jury
Charles Clinton
eMee
Cone
Smuggling Ring Members Arraigned In Silk Fraud Case
The United States Circuit Court criminal branch arraigned Ciafin Co and Field Morris firms along with Col Disanges and crew, with Lawrence’s counsel seeking time. All pleaded not guilty except Lawrence, who received extra time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krew York
United States Circuit Court
Ciafin & Co
Field Morris, Fenner
Col
Weather and crop damage dispatches from war-weary state
Dispatches received June eleventh report very heavy cold across the state yesterday and the night before. In some areas wind and rain caused material injury to cut and standing grain. Weather now pleasant.
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Bax Francisco
Wariar
Immense Grasshopper Cloud Moves North Over Omaha
Immense cloud of grasshoppers appeared about 11 o clock today, moving northward over Omaha. No insects have alighted yet. The sighting was reported from the Omaha area on June 14.
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Omaha
Beecher Trial Outburst Ends With Admission Of Mistake
In a heated courtroom exchange ex attorney general Williams presided while Evarts challenged Beach over testimony about Mrs Tilton and Moulton. Beach admitted he had been mistaken about the cited passage. The court adjourned for recess and Beach left to cheers from outside supporters.
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Hood
Henry Ward Beecher
Theodore Tiiton
Beach
Evarts
Beecher
Moulton
Frost devastates crops across Southern New Jersey
Reports from New York describe last night's heavy frost as the heaviest in years for the season, causing extensive damage to growing crops in Southern New Jersey. The frost disrupted early harvests and threatens farm yields, with farmers assessing losses and seeking guidance on next steps.
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New Jersey
Murderer of Mabel Young Indicted in Boston Court
In Criminal Court this morning Thomas W. Viper was indicted for the murder of child Mabel Young in the Belfry of Warren Avenue Church a few Sundays ago. The case centers on the fatal assault at the church steeple and names the suspect as the defendant in the grisly act.
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Thomas W. Viper
Mabel HH
Young
Warren Avene
Baltimore marching to Boston regiment left for Boston
Marching on Bunker Hill, Barti dong, Jane Li lead the fifth regiment departing this morning. The streets were théonged to cheer them on as they moved toward Boston.
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Bunker Hill
Barti Dong
Jane Li
Fifth Régiment
Boston
Independent Daily Courier shifts stance with new opposition tone
The Chicago Daily Courier announces a double leaved editorial this morning. It reviews the history of the Republican party and proclaims itself henceforth a representative of a tide opposed to it. The note marks a bold strategic shift after eighteen months as an independent newspaper.
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the Daily Courier
Republican Party
American Rifle Team Arrives Aboard City of Chester
The steamship City of Chester arrives from New York carrying the American rifle team to Querrlstonn in June, with local observers noting the delegation’s arrival and expected events.
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Querlstonn
City of
Chester
New York
Shipping Arrivals At New York Ports In June
The steamship C Fy Funck arrived from Antwerp and the City of Berlin from Liverpool. The Bothnia from New York has arrived out, as have the Ohio from Philadelphia and Thuringia from New York. Steamers Celtic and Erin arrived from Liverpool and Angelia from Mediterranean ports.
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New York
C. Fy. Funck
Antwerp
Lonxpos
Bothnia
Lospos
Ohio
Palladelphia
Thuringia
Celtic
Erin
Liverpool
Angelia
Mediterranean
River and boat traffic report from Monongahela area
Special Dispatches describe river conditions at Wheeling and Cincinnati with details on arrivals and departures. Vessels such as the Tom Means Maine and Tallahatchie carry pig iron nails and manufactured iron for St Louis Cincinnati and Evansville while river depths and weather shift through the day in multiple ports including Evansville and New Albany.
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Sortes
Tom
Means
St. James
Alex
Swift
D. Bepble
State
Emma
Abaham
Irom
Return
Tom Means
St. Louis
Louisville
Memphis
Louis
Cincinnati
Evansville
Lambert
Wilson
Julia
Hudson
Cinselle
Irdénton
Pemanth
Keys
Local Court Recaps And Delayed Assault Case
Local matters report a grand jury audience received by a panel including Chas Hilb and J H, with J Wilson Johnston leading. In Police Court, Charles Fe Sehuwaker’s assault with intent to kill case was continued to June 45, Blanchard arrester present, with Taylor and Burke opposing.
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J. Wilson Johnston
Chas
Hilb
Gi Lrasheare
J. HH
Rand
Charles Fe ‘Sehuwaker
Kil
Blanchard
Oniers
Brighton House property sells at auction in Forts above appraisal
The Brighton House property was sold today at auction by Horton, a real estate agent, to John Delian. The corner lot brought a price well above its appraised value, signaling strong demand at the sale.
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Brighton House
ALC
Horton
Joho d
Delian
Pue Corner
Signy Endled Stockings Thrill Wevington Base-ball Fans
Excitement runs high in Wevington over a local base-ball match involving the Signy Endled Stockings. Pools sold rapidly this morning at San fords, with odds reflecting strong anticipation for a big hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevington
Sanfords
Feds
Police warn of horse theft and jewel robbery in town
Superintendent Snelvaker reports information that five horses were stolen near the plane and that F. G. Hays of Elizabethtown had his gold watch and chain stolen. A concert lineup is noted with local bands and venues mentioned, reflecting town events and social notices.
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Snelvaker
Worning
Heavy sentences for minor offences in Police Court
In a morning session Judge Joige Lindemann handed down sentences for minor offenses. Jesse McLaughlin was charged with orderly conduct and resisting officers. Jennie Gepinay received similar counts. Hack O'Brien faced charges of housing family disruption and disorderly conduct, receiving seven months and a fine with costs.
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Joige Lindemann
Police Couret
Jess “MicLaughlin
Workhouse Sentences From Police Court Session
The judge’s morning docket lists defendants including Moke Cook and Mary Gallagher for drunkenness with 60 day terms, Mary Saiith and Sarah Lowe with similar charges, Maggie Styan and Mollie Pare also cited, and Wo Perkins and Masgie Conway for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with sentences ranging 30 to 60 days. The entries reflect a sequence of petty offenses handled by Judge Lindemenn.
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Lindemenn
Moke Cook
Mary Gallagher
Masgie Conway
McGehan Murder Inquest Opens After Mass Shooting
In Hamilton Ohio a coroner's jury is impaneled as officers view the body of Thomas McGehan. Dr Prentchaup reports twelve facial and body wounds from buckshot and shotgun blasts. the scene draws large crowds while the inquiry focuses on the fatal shot at McGehan's Basin Street saloon near the railroad.
Allen and Rooke in Alert Pittsburg Nab Search
Pittsburg police issue alert involving Allen and Rooke suspected in a local incident. Authorities urge public vigilance as investigations proceed, listing identifying details and next steps for community tips.
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Allen and Rooke
Pittsburg
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Sewickley on Fort Wayne RR
In Sewickley near Pittsburgh Pa, a fire shortly after midnight destroyed several structures on the Fort Wayne Railroad. Mr Merriman lost two dwellings, a public wall, his residence, a store, a butcher shop and out-buildings, valued at four to five thousand dollars with insurance. A large frame owned by Wilson Hord also burned, loss about one thousand dollars insured.
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Pittsecee
Jane
Sewickley
Fort Wayne
Merriman
Wilson Hord
Delegates Chosen for State Convention by Columbus Democrats
A Democratic County Convention session in Columbus selected fourteen delegates to the State Convention. Notable names include A. G. Thurman, John G. Thompson, Jacob Reinhart, Richard Nevins, J. J. Quthwaite, and Dennis B. Pugh. John Pugh wins Probate Judge on first ballot after lively Milesian delegate debates from the Eighth Ward. William F. Hory nominated for Sheriff.
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Columbus
A. G. Thurman
John G. Thompson
Jacob Reinhart
Richard Nevins
J. J. Quthwaite
Dennis B. ‘Straight
John
Pugh
Eighth Ward
Wm. F. Hory
Sherif
Committee raises sub scriptions for new Music Hall meeting
The committee for subscriptions to the new Music Hall met at 11 this morning in the Board of Trade Rooms. Josiah Kirby presided in Munson's absence, with Weir added to the committee to replace Gaither. The group expanded with many new appointees and set daily meetings at 10 AM to canvass subscriptions, reporting progress each morning. Shillito predicted $20,000 in the coming days.
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Board of Trade
Josiah Kirby
Munson
Shillito
Bugher
Stettinius
Kirby
Chaber
Weir
Gaither
Olbaber
Weatherby
Edgar M. Johnson
George W.mcalpin
Gustav Hof
Wm. Henry Davis
Carl A. G. Adac
F. Hassaurek
Jos. Kinsay
W. H. Tice
Dickinson
W.T. Bishop
TL. B. Bissell
Hi. Burton
Joseph & Peebles
Samuel F. Covington
Akenheimer
Henry Mack
al Li. Frasier
H. Wilson Brown
J. $.Wise
Florence Marinet
Albert Mitchel
Joseph Smith, Jr
Wesley M. Cameron
Mrshinjito
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Tilten
Whati Looder
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Beiatetphinn
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Miso
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Indian Commission
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Chicago
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Tlatmilton
Darling
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Crowley
Henry Diefenbach
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Pisvins
Lingler’s
Tom Metchan
St. Julian
Hays
Harry
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Warry Hay
Bill
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Bayless
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Tim. Lavin
St. Jatin
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Brilliant Oil Works Company
Graf,Bennett & Co
Rooke
Allen
Hoffman
Tiwes
Board of City” Improvements
Jie
Worthington
Supreme Court
Carus
Yaple
Superior Court
Hemmelgarn & CO
A. C. Horton
West Third St
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Zoological Garden
Mount Auburn
Hemmelgarn &O
A. ©. Horton
A. Neather
West Street
L. F. Wehrman & Son
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Piirenner
Go Liven Condon
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Heaton
Deatte Ivout
England
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Witte, Jr
East Third St
American Line
Philadelphia
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Cobia
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R. E. Graham
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Peter Probity
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Manley
Soloman
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Jon
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Acheion
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Postiel’ss
A&a Ities
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Vine
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Ros
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Tairtesndl
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Freeman
Skaats
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Twenty- Sith Ward
Subaru
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Chan Indewatt
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Goa
Neecos
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Tallant
A. C. Horton & Co
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