Windsurf Yacht Race Victory and Dreadnaught Defeat
A yacht race finished Saturday with Ze They beating the Dreadnaught by seven minutes and fifty eight seconds. Fire burned the Freeman & Barnett paper mills six miles north of Fort Wayne Indiana yesterday morning. Chicago bankers A C O Badger claim operations continue despite the fire. Yellow fever cases rise in Vicksburg with thirty under treatment and no deaths in forty eight hours. The Russian vice consuls Hagborth Bahiguaro and Peter Avarse are noted in St Paul and Chicago. Relief Association of Cleveland ships eleecaeis chelcaes foot ajeest Michigan and Wisconsin. Rosenzweig abortion case ends with seven years hard labor for the accused. Subscriptions to Catholic churches in New York total eee thousand dollars with private contributions in Chicago.
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Sentencing of Thomas Hawkins in a polygamy case.
Chief Justice McKean sentences Thomas Hawkins after a late confession and moral lecture, imposing three years hard labor and a five hundred dollar fine. The ruling follows a trial from Batt Lakk with a large audience and demand for an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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England
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Yates
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Chicago Lawyers Seek Fire Sale of Books in State Agreement
A disputed State Congress joint resolution prompts a list of homestead office books to be sold to Chicago lawyers at cost. Secretary of State doubts authority. Governor says list sale not authorized yet. Postoffice fire relief in Chicago draws attention as residents, including two men, are involved in a fatal shooting at Clark Street. The Tribune appeals for aid to fire victims across Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota, noting widespread suffering and charity needs.
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Chicago
Erner Palmer
Ogly
Walt
Wiliams
Chas
Gracem
Clark Street
Williams
Gracen
Tribune
Wirsasia
Michi
Innesota
Wisconsin
T Vance
Reymen
Chicago Settlements Satisfactory Amid Turbulent Trade News
Special dispatch reports Chicago firm settlements are satisfactory and New York and Eastern firms pledge support for Chicago trade recovery. Incendiary anti Catholic handbills circulate, referencing July 12 to 16, 1871 ballots. Other items note Tweed era property deals and rising foreign tensions with Russia and Germany predicting war within six months.
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Chicago
Mette Fkidegsechpaen
Wm. M. Tweed
Connolly
Academy of Music
Immy
Austria
Rusa
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Akerman to Lead Exam of Ku Klux Prisoners in Yorkville
Attorney General Akerman is expected tomorrow for the preliminary examination of Ku Klux prisoners at Yorkville. The President awaits his report before deciding on further actions to restore peace in the Southern States. Tappan likely to be Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Col. Tappan from New York formerly on the Indian Peace Commission. J G Brokes of Alabama to be appointed.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasnixotox
Akerman
Yorkville
Siete
Cot. Ennst
Tappan
Col. Tappan
New York
Indian Peace Commission
J.G. Brokes
Alabama
Ap- 5
French Emigrant's Death and Park Measures Noted
Dispatch from the Times and Chronicle reports October 30 events with health officials meeting to curb a disease. A Pittsburg horse Cold Water Billy dominates heats while Battling Jim wins two. the final heats to conclude this afternoon. Eugene Lamott, a French emigrant bound for New Orleans, shot himself on a railroad track as a train passed, severing his legs.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrhestra
Allepheny City
Board of Health
Cold
Billy
Pittsburg
Battling Jim
Newark
Ohio
Eugene Lamott
New Orleans
Citizen's Self Defense Verdict In Burglar Slaying
An unidentified man about 35 years old attacked a homeowner, who after being stabbed several times rose and attempted to flee. The homeowner claims self defense and is not under arrest as the case goes to court. The incident occurred last night around October 29 in the residence of Stever.
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Steeee
Stever
Thanksgiving. Wasuinotox October 28 event struck by president
A fragmented notice dated October 28 references a presidential action titled Wasuinotox. The text is incomplete but indicates an executive measure or proclamation issued by the President of the United States.
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Wasuinotox
United States
Tribunes View on City Suits by O'Gorman and O'Conor
The Tribune says Mr OGorman will call on top talent to pursue suits against the municipality. It notes uncertainty over proper authority to file suits, and contrasts actions by the Attorney General with those by the Corporation Counsel. The focus is recovery of funds allegedly taken from the city and the distinct legal bases involved.
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Serious Accident to a Boy on Vine Street
A boy suffered a severe leg fracture and facial injuries when a large tree fell onto the sidewalk in front of the Club House on Vine Street at around 2 o clock. He was carried to Weatherhead's drug store, then home at 8 Bremen after Dr Johnson examined him. The injuries were not expected to be fatal.
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Sixth Streets
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Gould
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Seventh Street
Loveland
City authorities destroy landed toy ships by river disposal
City Hall and police decided to destroy landed toy ships after no one claimed them. They wet and sunk the cases at the river head near the wharf, with some loads exploding on impact. Fire Company No. 10 helped drown others as distributors warned another invoice might follow. Newspaper notes Mr. Goldschmidt arrived after Mr. McGraw declined.
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Chicago Fire Toll and Political Shuffle at Dawn
The report covers a fatal confrontation at Paylor Street, a Chicago convention backing a union ticket, and relief efforts. Henry Williams shot Charles Germer. Williams fled as police pursue him. A mass of relief figures shows 115 passes issued, 5 713 total. 281 shelter applications. Cincinnati insurers face 1 500 000 in losses. reforms in wind up of insolvent firms reveal unpaid stock subscriptions.
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Ged
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New York Exchange
Branet Presses Indian Affairs and Tripartite Bridge
Hon Felix R Branet told a Young Men's Christian Association audience that Indian affairs have grown to a new prominence as government responsibility shifts to Christians. He praised Indian capacity for farming and civilization, urged Gospel efforts, and warned against believing sensational Indian outrage telegrams. Work on the tripartite bridge may begin next spring, finishing in about two years at a cost around one million dollars.
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Times and Chronicle
Premntre
Young Men's Christian Association
Felix R. Branet
Philadelphia
Tripartite Bridge
Murder Trial Commenced In Chicago Relief Case
October 30 report notes Cabinet relief subscription and Mansion House residents in Chicago affected by a large loss of 42 600 pounds. The article mentions a pale payer in Baltimore and ongoing trial details for a constable-t murder case, with proceedings beginning that day.
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Capital Removal Probable in October
October 30 report says the government may remove the seat to Versailles to save winter costs due to personal reasons. It is likely Senor Buon Campagne will be nominated Italian Minister to France. Prince Apelin has arrived at Genoa and will proceed to Florence.
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