Beach's Closing Arguments Stir Trial After Recess
In New York on June 23 Mr Beach resumed his harsh address to a jury, defending his client and condemning witness Tracy for alleged professional treachery. He praised Mery Bete and lamented Mr Evarts and Mr Porter, while acknowledging errors and asking the jury to judge with oaths and justice. The defense then presented numerous requests to charge and an application to reopen the case citing newly discovered evidence, as weather lightens and a fire at the New Albany glass works causes losses.
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Edward Beecher
Jeryroom
River racing and riverboat notes at Trontor
June 24 dispatch reports river races with schedules and boat movements near Trontor and Evansville. Crew boats and trades list opponents, arrivals, and drownings. Weather described as hot and sultry with high temperatures, rivers low and moving slowly.
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Andes
Crossby
Ovineteia
Renton
Gaillipolis
Sam Cra
Aires
Alee
Jahnene Cineon i
Evansville
Int
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Bermuda
Pat Cleburne
Steamship Arrivals and Baseball Scores Reported
The bulletin lists ships Arrived from Mediterranean ports including England to Liverpool and Italy, Dominion from Liverpool to Queenstown, Batavia from Boston. Baseball results show Boston club defeats and other scores with teams St Louis Browne Athletics Mutuals Louisville Eagles.
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Boston
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Mutuals
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Washington Notes report on appointments and banking counterfeit
The President appointed R Hubbard postmaster of Methregor after recovery and duty resumption at the Interior Department. Internal revenue segments were assigned to Storek in Sun Ohio District Elias Uder gauger in Illinois and G D Capron in Missouri. A counterfeit appeared at Canton First National Bank and at others in Peoria area causing concern among officers.
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Interior Department
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Missouri
Amazon Sinks Off Para Reported by Telegram
The British steamship Amazon sank off Para after telegram reports. Crew saved, details incomplete. Heavy rains cause unprecedented Garonne River overflow. Bridges carried away, Toulouse flooded, hospitals threatened as waters rise.
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Reed Nominated in Third District and Memphis Visit
Nominations flow in from Chas T Reed in California's Third District as General Banks heads to Memphis for a Masonic picnic address. Reports detail a series of robberies and legal actions, including mail bag thefts, a railroad chief found dead, a captured Springfield post office robber, and an at large suspect Thomas Brown. Also noted are a basement collapse injuring a person, a judge's discharge, and Prohibition party activities.
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Reception weather notes and Republican governor visit
Special dispatch from Cincinnati outlines Governor Hayes visiting with prominent Republicans and the state central committee for talks. Postmaster General Jewell arrives for the consultation and a 4 PM baseball game between the Mutuals of New York and the Buckeyes of Cincinnati. A reception at General Cot Theweather residence follows with Hayes' Chile serenading him.
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Cincinnati Times
Co Vmpcs
Hayes
Republican State Central Committee
Jewell
Mutuals
New York
Buckeyes
Chile
Cot Theweather
Grievances Over Currency Views By General Spinner
Special Dispatch notes General Spinner’s upset over Secretary Bristow cutting parts of the annual report. Spinner, who retired June 30, hints at returning with a public statement on finances. He defends hard money stance and calls for specie payments with an easy money market without reducing currency volume.
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Cincinnati Times
Wasi Xotox
Bristow
Laying a Corner Stone for Town Hall Delights Delegations
A large crowd gathers for the corner stone ceremony of the new Town Hall. Delegations arrive from Chillicothe Hillsboro Lynchburg Leesburg and nearby towns along the M and C BR line. The event, directed by the Masons with Dr. J H Lansing officiating as proxy for the Grand Master, includes Knights Templars and city officials in attendance.
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Cincinnati Times
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Chillicothe
Hillsboro
Lynchburg
Leesburg
Order of Masons
Ston Tees
J. H. Lansing
Knights Templars
College Commencement At Athens Sees Several Degrees Granted
Athens June 24 The College exercises were largely attended with eight Bachelor of Arts degrees conferred two Master of Arts and honorary degrees to W. W. Gist and Dr Gundry. The alumni held a mutual meeting at James D Brown's residence. Louis Campbell, injured by the agra, is described as an escaped Reform Farm boy still living though physicians fear his injuries may prove fatal.
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Cincinnati Times
Athens
Gundry
James D. ‘Brown
Louis Campbell
Agra
Judge Neilson Charges Jury on New Evidence Refusal
In New York on June 24 Judge Neilson addressed a crowded court over whether to reopen the case for new evidence. He warned the jury to weigh all testimony and emphasized the need for certainty beyond reasonable doubt in the adultery case, noting the difficulty of direct proof in such matters.
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Tilton
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Neilson
Beecher Adultery Trial Deliberations Continue In Court
The court reviews circumstantial evidence including writings oral admissions and implied admissions in the Tilton case. The jury weighs letters, a retraction, and defendant Beecher's conduct with Mrs Tilton, while considering whether silence or implied admissions indicate guilt. Jury deliberations progress. spectators await verdict as Beecher and family await dinner.
Price of American iron in Woolverhampton
In Laverroot on June 21 merchants sell American iron at 35 dollars per ton. Also dated June 21 from Lowpox reports the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise plan a tour of the United States.
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Woolverhampton
United States
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
Inundation in France Drowns Several in Paris Floods
The River Garonne continues to rise and several persons have been drowned by the inundation in Paris. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities monitor the swollen waters and rising danger.
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Paris
Garonne
United States Men of War Arrive at Kiel
Germany June 24 The United States men of war Franklin and Alaska have arrived at Kiel. The visit underscores naval presence abroad as the two ships anchor in German waters amid increasing tensions and wartime posture.
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Beruix
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Franklin
Alaska
Kiel
Man Charged With Passing Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills
Chicago June 21 John OBrien appeared before United States Commissioner Hayne on a charge of passing counterfeit five dollar bills on the First National Bank Canton Ohio He was held in two thousand dollars bail awaiting answer to the criminal court action.
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ChicaGco
John O'Brien
United States
Hayne
First National Bank
Canton
Ohio
Criminal Court
Bank of England bullion hits largest weekly rise since 1872
The Bank of England reports a weekly bullion increase of 1,307,000 pounds, the largest since 1872. On balance, bullion in the bank rose today to strengthen the reserve, with reserves now at an implied high liability percentage.
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Bank of England
Bank, of England
River News Bungle at PittsnorG Wharf In June
Fragmentary river news item notes a June report from PittsnorG, vague references to a ban at the wharf and drifting topics like Cincinnati and a weather note described as hot. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear actions.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittsnorg
War Department Signal Service Update for June 24
An official U S military weather bulletin notes a new weather report time at 7:05 A M and mentions a shift in the shipping forecast. The text references placename changes and a warning about wind conditions impacting commerce.
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U. S
Republicans plan campaign kickoff in Marion July thirty first
Dispatch from Coveuary Ohio reports Governor Hayes backing a vigorous statewide campaign. He favors a Marion Lawrence County event July 31 with Senator Sherman present. Sherman warns against southern influence and school fund disputes while urging unity on finance and the party platform. Other districts, though represented, miss several sections as party leaders push early organizing and turnout.
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Cincinnati Times
Republican State Central Committee
Hayes
Lawrence County
Marion
Senator Sherman
Sherman
Hayes’ Nomnain
Dem
Naveg
Geghan
A. C. Taompern
Partemouth
Lawrence
Weather outlook for upper and lower Mississippi valleys
Orrick reports probabilities for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and the Great Lakes. Low pressure brings variable winds from southwest to northwest, cooler, partly cloudy skies with occasional rain and higher barometer. The Lower Lakes, Ohio and Tennessee valleys show rising warmth, seasons with stationary or falling barometer and southwest to southeast winds followed by lower temperatures and occasional rain. The Lower Ohio River will rise slightly.
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Mississip
Missouri
Ald Lakes
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Ohio River
Captain Dempster’s Uhlans Parade At Post Office
The piece notes Captain Dempster’s Uhlans making a fine parade today. It mentions the post office handling fifty thousand letters daily, a higher figure than the Postmaster General’s statement. Duprez Benedicts minstrels have performed at Wood’s Theatre and will present a completely new programme tonight.
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Duprez & Benedict
Wood's
Willie Harris Bound Over for Counterfeit Gold Piece
Willie Harris was yesterday afternoon bound over to the grand jury by Commissioner Hooper for passing a counterfeit gold piece. In default of 1,000 bail, he was committed to jail.
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Grand Jury
Hooper
Man Cleared in Counterfeit Case by City Official
Henry Rottger arrested last Friday for passing counterfeit money was discharged this morning by Commissioner Halliday. The decision cites evidence showing mistaken identity in the incident.
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Halliday
Express Team Collides With Fruit Stand on Pearl Street
An express team from the stand on Pearl Street near Walnut ran away this morning but was checked before causing damage beyond upsetting a fruit stand at the Pearl and Walnut corner.
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Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Postmaster General Jewell's Columbus trip clarified
The Commercial reported Jewell left for Columbus last evening via the Little Miami Railroad, but he actually departed at 9 40 p m on a Dayton Short Line special to Delaware and then a special train to Columbus. He traveled with General Bangs and George A Gustin, Jewell's private secretary.
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Columbus
Little Miami
Dayton
Delaware
General Bangs
Railway Postal Service
George A. Gustin
Milkmen's Parade Winds Through City Streets
The milkmen parade today drew two to three hundred wagons adorned with green boughs flowers and festive red white and blue. Three bands played along the route and a feature noted was a float with thirty young Misses. A later report on a postmaster general speech misquotes Change to encumbered acres sparking gentle printer’s commentary on accuracy.
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Beter
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