Illegal Removal and Perjury in Assembly Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes describe charges including illegal removal of officials and attempted interference with judicial independence. Mentions after ninth and eleventh actions, perjury about attendance at a meeting, and disgruntled acts while disguising songs. References to police, compensation, and a case context around political appointments.
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Bowen's Evidence Before Plymouth Church Meeting
Bowen testified last night before Plymouth church officials claiming reasons to believe Mr Beecher is impure and that he would reveal them only at a proper tribunal. The committee debated allowing Bowen legal counsel, Bowen declined to testify further, and the matter was referred to a three member committee for Friday evening report.
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Railroad Accident Leaves One Man Dead
A railroad incident near Burrao on March 2 involved a locomotive dragging a freight van through a bridge. Herdy of Brantford was torn to pieces as the engine continued moving for several minutes, tragically killing him.
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Dividend decision at Western Union Company discussed
In New York on March 2, directors debated earnings and the basis for a potential dividend. Some members argued earnings justified a payout while others favored withholding. A vote or agreement on the dividend appeared unsettled.
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Railroad managers plan report on freight release
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Telegraphic Brevities County Republicans ha td or ay ty Repu ve party
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Belknap Resigns Amid Impeachment Talk After Exposure
In Washington the Belknap affair triggers strong emotion as impeachment articles move forward after Secretary Belknap admits truth of the bribery claim. He resigns following a White House conference with the President, while a House committee proceeds with impeachment steps despite his cabinet departure.
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House Debates Cleveland Police Bill and City Aid
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Chi ca Go and Alton Railreid Thirteenth Annual Report
The thirteenth annual report of the Chicago and Alton Railroad shows capital stock at $12,903,200 and funded debt $5,143,200. Gross earnings for 1875 reach $4,656,763, down $435,000 from last year. Operating expenses $2,604,125. net earnings per share 43.8. Total receipts $1,776,657. disbursements $4,650,07 leaving a balance of $126,536. Reduction in earnings blamed on short crops and general business downturn.
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River traffic and weather update on March 2
Prrrsavei reports a rising river with 5 feet of depth and ships like the Susie Silver and Star lines listed in port movements. Snow and cold prevail. divisional boats arrive or depart near 3 to 7 AM while river level stands at 1544 feet and falling.
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