Tilton Case Witness Recalls Spousal Tension and Alleged Atonement Denial
A Plymouth Church member testifies about Herbert Tilton and wife Tilton facing marital strain. He describes episodes of affection and quarrel, Tilton's refusal to discuss religious errors, and impact on Mrs Tilton's conduct. Witness recounts watching Tilton regarding coal, attendance, and moral concerns, noting Mrs Tilton's devotion to her husband.
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Donan Chier H el
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Conan Tan
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Andrews
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Fragmentary Note on National Elements and Evolving Policy
A fragmented excerpt references keeping elements in the nation and mentions five units or items. The text is incomplete, obscuring specifics. It hints at debates over national management and possible policy elements without clear context or named entities.
Episcopalian Diocese Votes On DeKoven Defeat
The Standing Committee of the Diocese met and refused its assent to Keven and J men Meiege of Chicago. Friends of Dr DeKoven aided his defeat as votes stood 9 to 15. The scene reported from Niwa and Baltimore with March dates noted.
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Wand DeKeven
Niwa
N. J
Bretzkeros
Pyon
Jaggar
Baltimore
Keven
Meiege
Alacks
Chicaco
Malich
Dr. DeKoven
Cardinal Barili Deaf Voice in Church Reform
Fragmented OCR notes recount Cardinal Lorenzo Barili and a discussion on venting and policy within a church context. The text mentions Spain reports, the G and Wrens, and a desrhmner pore reference, then hints at a Duke and an audit. Overall content is garbled with unclear names and events.
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Lorenzo Barili
Tin
Spain
Political Maneuvering Over Pinchback Admission in Senate
A special dispatch reports claims by Butler that Pinchback will be admitted by a narrow margin as the Senate debates his case. Indiana’s Mr. Morton and Merrimon press for further inquiry while Ferry’s allies push a sectional challenge. Whisky tax revenues show no drop post law, as talks continue after President Wilson’s absence.
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Michigan
Wilson
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Apthon Stax
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Butler
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Merrimon
Thurman
Dark caucus reshapes committees in Senate leadership
The caucus moved to expand the Committee on Revolutions by adding nine members, altering chairs and panel balance. Nominee Charles aement of Naeroll was noted as incumbent while final decisions on leadership and further changes were postponed to the adjourned meeting. Talks also covered Treasury Fund calls and retirement of Fundy bonds, with decisions pending on bond call numbers.
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Arkansas
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Treasury Department
Special Session Probes Revenue Bill and Beechers Trial
A special session of the Indiana General Assembly opened with Gov. Hendricks urging passage of the Revenue bill and related measures. In Brooklyn, Beechers trial continued with witness accounts describing Tilton’s interactions and alleged acts, including testimony about letters and retractions.
The Grangers Convene at City Hall in Columbus
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports the Grangers State Convention opening at Columbus City Hall with doors closed. Delegates from Ohio Granges are expected to number between two and three hundred, as credentials reported preliminary, and G. A. Inula delivered the city and Franklin County address, with a response by Mr. Miller.
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Daily Times
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Franklin County
G. A. Inula
Miller
Montreal Fire Insurance Claim Details
A Montreal report notes a listed event estimated at about unspecified value and insured for $60,000, with most coverage held by Canadian companies. The fragment outlines insurance details but lacks full context or.key facts.
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Thelon
Ican
The Election Adarge Vote
State voters prepare for a widespread election as polls extend to noon. Reports indicate steady turnout with crowds forming at several county sites as residents cast ballots before afternoon closures.
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Adarge
MaxcuusTua
Tilton Denies Adultery Proof At Winsted Hearings
Mrs Tilton rejects Beecher adultery claims using testimony about tiles and a scene at Winsted. The article highlights witnesses who describe a raft of onlookers and a controversial, highly cited argument that drew broad public attention.
Witnesses Describe Silence On Beechers’ Scandal Inquiry
A witness recalls being sworn before the committee and refusing to volunteer more than asked, noting she did not know her pastor was on trial. She mentions press stories about Mr Beecher and expresses indignation when Tilton denied the charges. The fragment reflects incomplete testimony and hesitation to recount specifics.
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Mr. Beecher
Senate committee changes announced in Washington
In Washington on March 9 the Senate Standing Committees reshuffle chairs and members. Conkling takes Commerce, Post Offices and Post Roads shifts to Ramsey, Oglesby. Pensions moves to Boreman, West. Railroads to Stewart, Mines to Samlin Boat. Laws to Conklin, Patterson to Flanagan. Civil Service and Retrenchment to Wright. Two committees go to Democrats, Thompson chairs Private Land Claims and Mrs Stevenson chairs Revolutionary Claims.
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Stewart
Rgeant
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Patterson
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Flanagan
Clayton
Wright
Thompson
Stevenson
Chicago shootings and inquiries echo city turmoil
In Chicago yesterday an elderly man James Redigan was shot in the hip and cut on the face by a son, carried away unconscious though not fatally wounded. A stabbing at 412 Clark Street left Billy Fish mortally wounded, as Sallie Turner, a 16 year old girl, allegedly urged him home and then stabbed him. Police arrested Turner, who claims bid notes of seduction and desertion by Fish. Elsewhere, a Baltimore inquiry found no speedy pact between the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. a Wilcke coroner’s inquest yielded no immediate clues. a Will beMReld slated for today. a Wheeler delegation telegraphed Governor Keilozg to New York. A panel of referees will meet Thursday at p20 Wor. Phe. in New York to hear matters.
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Toledo Odd Fellows verges on charity tale of cured hardship
An Ohio man from Toledo, Harry Smith, told Cincinnati Odd Fellows a tale of five weeks of rheumatic suffering at Louisville Hospital. He and a partner claimed sympathy from locals who donated $20. A fellow, W. Cappellar, revealed the man had no money and his commutation ticket had expired. The story describes Smith’s visit, the generosity of strangers, and the plan to report to Toledo Lodge No. 2.
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Man with two children seized at Neider's store morning
A man with two children caused a disturbance at Neider's furniture store on Second Street near Walnut. After an officer took the two youths into custody, the incident extended into the afternoon with mishaps noted on nearby Street.
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County Commissioner Sater Deflects Salary Overdraw Claim
The county official denies obvious overdrawn pay, stating he will repay any excess if court or solicitor opinion supports the claim. He references Treasury with interest and references past judgments, claiming others avoided wrath with similar overdraft cases.
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Grebber
Sullivan Declares Candidacy for First Ward Councilman
James Sullivan of Fulton, lifelong Republican, announces his bid for First Ward council seat. He cites local economy and governance as priorities.
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James Sullivan
Fulton
Ir ‘Sullivan
Death of a Deckhand on Tigress River Towboat
A deckhand on the Tigress fell between barges and drowned near Rome eighty miles above Cincinnati during the last up trip. He was about forty years old and likely resided in Cincinnati, having hired on at Ghatsport.
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March
Tigress
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Cincinnati
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Wall Street Opens With Sharp Move Then Recovers
New York March 1 reports a brisk opening with a dash against the stock market and a transient reaction in yesterday’s bet prices. The market soon steadied and reached season high levels in Union Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad and Northwestern stocks. In the Id room the squeezing continued forcing borrowers to pay three sixteenths for gold use.
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North Western Common
Bankers Thurber and Holton Suspended in Sacixaw
Thurber and Holton, bankers at Sacixaw Michigan, have suspended operations and closed up. Liabilities about 50 and assets unknown, but probably very small. The development leaves creditors in uncertainty as the firm halts business after March 9.
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Thurber & Holton
Nominations Sent to Senate for Federal Posts
Wasiixaton, D C March 9 nominations sent to the Senate include Donn A Pardee United States District Judge for Louisiana Roland G Usher United States Marshal for Massachusetts Benj Ursant Pension Agent at La Crosse Wisconsin Wine DL Burt Postmaster at Boston Albert S Towar of Michigan Paymaster of the Army.
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United States
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Massachusetts
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la’ Crosse
Wisconsin
Wine DL. Burt
Boston
Albert S. Towar
Michigan
River traffic and port updates from Evansville and Louisville
Dispatches report river activity including Monongahela and the Salt Valley routes, barges loaded and preparing to depart, and packets on the Ohio River. Weather sits cloudy, river gauges show falling water. markets mention flour, corn, oats, and pork with steady or mixed futures and freight demand. Local notices include ships arriving, departures, and crew or cargo movements. court sessions in Cairo noted with few cases.
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Local Centennial Celebration Backed by City Committee
A Hamilton County joint committee reports strong, unanimous support for a Local Centennial celebration. They reaffirm commitment to a national jubilee year at home and seek wider cooperation with public bodies. Opponents are described as a small, unimportant minority spreading misgivings.
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Joint Committee
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Through Hoosac Tunnel First Train Passes In
A Boston dispatch reports the Hoosac Tunnel near completion allowing a train to travel from North Adams to the west. A crowd of locals joined the journey, packed into engines and cars, as the 3:05 P.M. entry and 35 minute transit into daylight were recorded with cheers for the tunnel’s progress.
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Village outrage shocks county as suspect named
A local village row erupts after a brutal assault, described in harsh terms by citizens and officials. The text hints at a renewal of suspicions around a named individual, reports of an ongoing investigation, and broader political chatter about the Pinchback question and Hawaii treaty timing. A major public effort, including a Black's Opera-house gathering, is noted to support a regional rail project, while reservoir cleansing work and aging references to ancient empires appear in fragmented notes.
Desertions Raise Royal Circular For Naval Service Enforcement
The Lords of the Admiralty issue a circular warning that deserters or those who avoid service will be sent abroad to their ships after punishment. In Linlithgow Drunken ages rise and windows of inns and pubs are to be closed, though Trent doors and windows receive no note.
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