Votes and News from the Rosersweig Trial and Political Shifts
A Rosersweig murder trial update shows Mary Madigan claiming prison mistreatment in December. Other items note J T Hodges and Joseph Brooks removed by the President upon Senate urging, a large dry goods loss at Sutphen’s store, and the U S Treasurer receiving charred money from Chicago totaling 55000 with bonds and gold. Also mention a suspended prosecution and an insane-holding incident at an institution, plus political races for the Supreme Court seats.
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Pittsburg Death by Own Action at Station House Fire and Oakland Park Races
A Pittsburg report notes a death by suicide in a station house, leaving a widow and four children amid family troubles and drink. Oakland Park races results are summarized with Goldsmith and Tom Boston winning in two and three heat formats. A freight train fire at Walker's Mills burned five horses and caused injuries. a pacing race and other events were announced.
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Oakland Park
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Ohip
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Anand
Tamman y Committee Reports Fraud In New York Finances
The Citizens' Committee reports extensive frauds in city and county accounts since 1869. Large sums charged to the unfinished courthouse and related costs exceed $13 million, with carpentry, furniture, and repairs itemized. The report alleges vast expenditures and waste, claiming over two years' revenues were abstracted, undermining city finances and trust. Subcommittees detail payroll perks and extravagant charges, noting dramatically higher spending in 1869-71 than earlier decades.
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Seodales
Merchants in Distress as Funds Plundered Amid Turmoil
Special dispatch reports merchants pressed to sell goods at high interest as money market shows no relief. Bank discounts stay steady while anticipated failures loom without further accommodations. Antonelli's illness worsens with doubtful recovery, and Boss Tweed faces arrest amid property transfers. German gambling tables face license renewals ending next year.
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Chreatcis
New York
Jergely
O'Donovan Rosba
Antonelli
William
Election Day Store Closures Supposed Proposal
The Western Associated Press reports a proposal to close all local stores on election day and notes political maneuvering. Charles O Conor declines assembly candidacy while discussions continue at a German Conference meeting about Democratic Republics and related issues.
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Charles O'Conor
Eleven Very Stubborn Jurymen in Dayton Case
Special dispatch reports eleven jurors in Dayton examining the robbery scene and the robbers route in a case tied to a Confederate serving a nine year term at Columbus. The jurors viewed the crime site and the flight path during the fight.
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Times and Chronicls
Darrox
Columbus
Fatal Dog Fight Sparks Arrest in City Row
A dog fight in this city led to a quarrel when Thomas Reeves struck Mr. Foster with a stone. Foster is now dying, Reeves is under arrest for murder, with a strong prospect of imprisonment. The event occurred in October, reported by the Times and Chronicle.
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Infanticide discovered near Smedly Station roadway
At Smedly Station on the Louisville New Albany and Chicago Railroad the discovery of an infant's remains stirred locals yesterday. The body was found near the roadside, uprooted by hogs. The mother responsible has not yet been arrested.
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Smedly Station
Louisville, New Albany
Disappearance of Other Parties and The Complaint Against the Boss
The Sheriff reports arrests planned for Tweed and associates as reformers demand city governance reform. Trials focus on heavy levies and fraudulent accounts tied to Tweed and his circle. Ongoing affidavits from Arthur E. Smith and others support allegations of misused funds and improper bank dealings.
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Tweed
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Hanging Report From Gurexsnono District Archives
In Gurexsnono North Carolina on October 28 Parker, a colored man, was hanged at the place noted in the catalog. witnesses reported the event in terse terms as part of the post war proceedings.
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River and port freight report from Evansville area
Special Dispatch notes last 24 hours port list from Evansville and nearby towns. Reports river rises and falls with measurements on Monongahela and local bars. Ships and cargoes include 800 barrels of potatoes and 100 bales hay on the Mary Millar bound for New Orleans.
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Mob Atrocities Loom Over West Coast Cities
Patchy reports from San Francisco and Los Angeles describe mob driven violence and ethnic tensions after October 27. Stockholders of Pacific and others faced upheaval as raids, thefts, and arson targeted Chinese residents, with coroner and jury testimony indicating race fueled hostility and retaliatory acts. Witnesses cite Irish and German suspects, while money and valuables disappeared from victims on the way to jail.
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Vatican Plans and Berlin Talks Stir European Powers
A London brief suggests the Pope may soon depart, with Vatican sources noting a possible shift in Rome’s influence. Berlin is seen as central to upcoming moves, as Gortchakoff is expected in the city tomorrow. The French army reportedly reorganizes into multiple corps and divisions, with 45,000 extra troops for Algiers.
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Werton completes fifty mile walk in record nine hours
In Macon on October 27 Werton completed a non stop fifty and a half mile walk in nine hours and nine minutes and forty five seconds. The Rev Sabine, who did not wish to manage the lingering body of George, hired an opera singer to sing in his choir.
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Court Calendar Lists November 1871 Jury Dates Across Docket
The Ts Circuit Court calendar shows jury cases set from November 1 to November 30 1871. Notable entries include United States v Lange Hoagland v W A and many Burdell et al v defendants with various trial dates in mid to late November. The list names numerous parties and courts standings across multiple cases with specific dates adjourned for trial.
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Wu J. Porter
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Ati
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Relief and Aid Society to Resume Schools Monday
Chicago dispatch reports the Relief and Aid Society sees a drop in applications. Shelter Committee has issued 2,550 houses. Transportation Committee has given passes to 5,713 people. Insolvent insurance firms Knickerbocker, Garden, City, Commercial, and Equitable declared. losses total eight million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars, assets one million four hundred seventy six thousand. Schools to resume on Monday as fire recovery continues. Farmers face scarce help as harvest nears. workers flock to city for higher wages. Police extortion cases prompt refunds. merchants form seven-member committee to coordinate support with Mayor and Relief Society for resuming business.
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Teelief Society
Supreme Court memors and a Thanksgiving proclamation issued
Washington reports that the Bar met in the Supreme Court room with speeches and resolutions. The President proclaimed November 30 as a day of thanksgiving. It notes the October 6 Madeira consulate report of the Russian fleet at Funchal and the Duke Alexis expected to sail for New York on October 9.
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New York
Trial hints at verdict in Rosenzweig case
In the Rosenzweig trial arguments were presented and a verdict is expected tonight. Jackson S Schultz files suit against EB A Woodward seeking 19342 51 for goods sold and work done in 1869 70 and 71, transferred from Keyser. Wall Street bankers advanced 52000 today to cover public labor wages.
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Schultz
Wall Street
Allegheny Valley workers donate to Chicago relief fund
The employed staff of the Allegheny Valley Railroad contributed seven hundred fifty dollars to the Chicago relief fund today.
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Allegheny Valley Railroad
Chicago Relief Fund
Streetcar Hits Train in Dayton Fatal Injury Report
A Dayton streetcar crossing East Third Street at 10 15 am was struck by a Sandusky track freight train. The car was crowded with passengers, mostly women, and one unnamed lady suffered injuries likely to prove fatal according to a Times and Chronicle dispatch.
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Spain Hearing on Colonial Budget and Cuba War Costs
In the Cortes a government memorial was read noting future submission of the colonial budget. The Cuba war cost the past year is 362 million while the colonial deficit for the year reaches 11 million. A 20 million dollar credit for military purposes is requested. Soldiers conspiracy at Barcelona led to twenty arrests.
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Handsome Help for Chicago Fund Totals and Ulster Gifts
The Mansion House fund for Chicago reached £42,250 while Belfast subscriptions stood at £5,000 and towns in Ulster contributed freely. Gladstone delivered a speech praising the Queen and Liberal colleagues, noting Ireland’s contentment with troop reductions and reforms.
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Desperadoes Routed After Gibson Riot in Indian Territory
In Gibson at Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad terminus rioters led by Limber Jack and Keno Bill fired at random, wounded bystanders, and menaced stores. A posse forced surrender. Keno Bill fled, Limber Jack was wounded. United States Marshal pursued and captured both, to hand them to U S authorities in Van Buren Arkansas.
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Port Sivron Propeller Dean Richmond Burned at Mud Lake
The propeller Dean Richmond burned at Mud Lake while anchored. Fire started in the pantry, enveloped the vessel. One person, chambermaid Lucy Moon, drowned. Owned by United States Transportation Company, carrying 22,000 bushels of wheat from Duluth. Crew rescued to Port Huron on the Cleveland.
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Murder Mystery in Boston Hangs on Clues Yet
Boston reports the Kate Leshan murder remains unsolved with police seeking any fresh lead. A Helena news copy dated February 16, 1871 was found wrapped around the furnace wrench used in the crime. Authorities urge residents to report any such paper deliveries to the Chief of Police as a potential clue.
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