COURT MARTIAL VERDICT REPORTED IN WASHINGTON
Washington June 16 report on the court martial of James Anthony Sepods civilian accused of murdering another civilian. Verdict delivered after deliberation. includes discussion of flag of truce and neutral law in relation to Peru action. Authorities outline Motley's views and party alignment amid political and diplomatic debates.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Washigton
St Austin
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Fragmented Early 19th Century Notes From Various US Regions
Fragmented OCR text reports crop conditions in Cairopeticess Bay with wheat in excellent shape and corn lagging from rains. It also notes a California excursion of Gov Stanford by a new car and a Mississippi military commission case with witnesses detailing Colonel Crane’s fatal chest wounds and ongoing testimony about Verger’s confrontation.
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Cairopeticess Bay
Tilipcis
California
Gov. Stanford
Jackson
Miss
Crane John H. Bartholt
United States Army
Col
J. ¥. Harrington
Cane Tbs
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O Crane
Verger
Yerger
Crane
Arthur Walters
W. Bird
J. L. Carter
Angelo Mianze
Lona Crane
Lay Delegates Vote on Question of La Respective Feet
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Pittsburg Christian Advocate item about laying delegates and a vote on a question related to la rese feet. The readable text references a tally or page item number and a date or issue line, but specifics are unclear.
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Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Printing Office Fire Strewn with Loss and Suspected Arson
Indianapolis dispatch reports a blaze at the Ben Franklin printing office causing total losses from building to stock except Wright & Co material. Insurance valued at 350 dollars. building and stock loss estimated at 20,000 with 12,000 insured. Also notes a stabbing of Edward O Fa and a manslaughter verdict for William H in a separate case. Clem case testimony suppressed as press reveals grand jury disclosures and public opinion shifts. Crop reports describe excellent yields nationwide with minor wetland concerns.
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Secial Dispatch
Cincinnati Chronicle
Indianapolis
Burns
Ben Franklin
Schnull
G.F Wright& Co
Ohio invited to North German exhibition in Altoona
Special dispatch from CoLumnia notes a North German exhibition of industry and agriculture to be held near Hamburg from August 27 to September 15. The governor is urged to extend invitations to all Ohio cities for participation in the event.
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Altoona
Hamburg
Ohio
Local showery spells mixed harvest prospects in Tipton area
The report notes showers and unsettled weather in Tipton and Howard, with rain causing little damage as crops show varied progress. Corn remains backward but sturdy while potatoes are yielding far above prior expectations, hinting at a threefold increase over two weeks ago.
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Tipton
Howard
Paide Teathre National Peace Jubilee Concert Report
Boston June 18 concert in the Coliseum drew about thirty five thousand in orchestra and chorus. Performances were faultless with spirited singing and notable solos by Adelaide Phil Parepa Rosa and Ole Bull. The Hallelujah chorus inspired a standing audience.
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Adelaide Pe
Handel
Ole Bull
Parepa-Rosa
Adelaide Phil
Strinerie Mass Visitor Plans Visit to Senator Mor Hil
June 20 Strinerie Mass says Samuel Bow will enter tomorrow to visit Senator Hil at Beratford Vermont. The note records a planned courtesy call by Bow before the formal engagement.
Richmond Sabbath School Convention Opens in Richmond
RichMonD Indiana Sabbath School Convention gathers with Rev J D Severinghouse delivering the annual address. Col John W Ray urges home-grown workers and Sabbath School Institutes in Hendricks County. Mrs Coffin and Prof Doane lead women’s participation and music. Barnard of Indianapolis outlines teaching Bible with clear understanding and personal visitations to classes.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Richmond, Inc
First Presbyterian Church
Chas. F. Coffin
Richmond
J. D. Severinghouse
Lamueton Church
T Whey
W. H. Doane
Gould
Barker
Wm. Reynolds
Peoria
W. Ray
John W. Ray
Indiana
Hendricks
Huedre
Methodist Church
Coffin
Society of Friends
Richmonp, Inc
Friends’ Meeting House
Barnard
M.R. Barnard
Indianapolis
Paul
Barnabas
Odt
Throne of Grace
Durin
Fragments of 19th Century Indiana Society Minutes
Disjointed figures show enrollments or attendance figures and expenditures. Officers for the ensuing year are elected across districts with names like Charles F. Coffin J J Wright and John F. Glover, A B Morey and G H Hall listed among district leaders and a long executive committee roster.
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Richmond
J. J. Wright
John F. Glover
Evarsville
E.M. Hubbard
New Albany
Alfred Shaw
Vevay
James 0. MeIn- A. J. Morey
Franklins Stem Distriel
A. B. Morey
M. Alcott
Terre Haute
G. H. Hall
Lafayette
A. L. Walsh
Kokomo
A. S. Evans
Fort Wayne
A. B. Ball
Warsaw
John Thash
South Executive Committee
T. W. Turner
Evansville
Keiskell
Jeffersonville
R. Griffith
Columbus
Philander Root
Connersville
John W. Ray
Indianapolis
JW. W. Byers
John Thompson
Irish Church Bill Passes Lords Amid Debate and Orange Demonstration
In the House of Lords Lord Cairns spoke against the Irish Church bill while Lords Hatherton and Granville supported it as votes carried it to the second reading. The Times notes a peaceful termination and strong Upper House proof. An Orange demonstration at Enniskillen drew about 20,000 people with processions, speeches, toasts and banners.
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House of Lords
Lord Ridesdale
Bufter
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Herome
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Mie
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Adj Mn
Lorpon
Lord Cairns
Lord Hatherly
Earl Granville
Port Ngstaatslas
the Times
England
Dublin
Peace in Paris Amid Riots and Trials Aftermath
Paris reports calm as authorities sentence a printer and manager for contempt and amid a deadly clash between coal miners and national troops. Several rioters killed, soldiers wounded, order restored. Funeral attended with no further disorder. Burlingame to depart for St Petersburgh via Chinese Embassy.
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Serrano Made Regent in Spain National Cortes
June 16 the National Cortes established a Regency under Marshal Serrano with 193 yeas to 45 nays. Serrano then took the oath as Regent in a ceremony amid loud viva for the new government. The cabinet and key posts were announced, with Herrera aling to Justice and other senior roles. Montpensier exile debate followed as the chamber rejected a motion to compel him to return to Portugal.
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W Serrano
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Caines
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Herrera Geaseter
Justice
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Porpell
Pass
Medes
Georgia Supreme Court rules negro eligible to office
The Georgia Supreme Court decides the negro is eligible to hold office. Justices Brown and McCoy favor. Justice Warner dissents. McCoy says pre Constitution civil government existed and blacks participated in its creation, while Warner argues blacks are a new political class needing special enactment to hold office.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court of Georgia
Brown
McCoy
Warner
Filibuster expedition praised amid Cuban tensions
New York reports a Havana dated letter stating General Jordan's filibuster venture has been highly successful after landing. Spanish war vessels patrol the Bay of Nipe while filibusters are advised not to land further. Havana volunteers fear General De Rodas may bring 2000 to 4000 troops and press Madrid for no more reinforcement.
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New York
Havana
World Today
Jordan
Bay of Nipe
de Rodas
Espinar
Madrid
de Todas
Paraguay War Dispatches From Rio Janeiro May 26
A steamship from Rio Janeiro arrives with Paraguay dates up to May 8. Reports confirm that General McMahon dispatches reached through English officers. Allied attempts to deliver correspondence to Lopez failed due to flag restrictions. Paraguayan forts around Asuncion are being bombarded by allied forces as battles and skirmishes continue.
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New York
Rio Janeiro
Paraguay
McMahon
United States
Lopez
Mauavari
Asuncion
General Webb
Brazil
Canada
Rio Grande del Norte
Washington
Webb
Indian raid halts survey party beyond Sheridan
From Hays City Kansas a report dated June 19 says Col Greenwood’s surveying party mapping the Kansas Pacific route from Sheridan to Denver was attacked fifteen miles beyond Sheridan by a band of about fifty Sioux. Several surveyors were wounded. one critical after being shot three times. A separate note mentions a collision of Sioux and enemy forces below Fort Berthold with casualties on both sides. Leavenworth hosts the National Horse Fair opening tomorrow featuring Tackey Henry Dixie Bayondette Chief and other prominent horses from multiple states.
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Kansas
Greenwood
Kansas Pacific
Sheridan
Denver
Schuyler
Ndt
Suleniee
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Broux
Leavenworth
Henry
Dixie
Billy
Bayondette Chief
Black Ewry
General Custer
Blind Billy
Frank Mann
Fenian Boy
Jack Morrow
Kentucky
Michigan
Freighted railroad cars cross river and other regional notes
Freighted cars from St Louis & Chicago road cross to points west, with connections to Council Bluffs Iowa. Affidavits counter Val McKinney’s claim about being offered money to influence a fight in Topeka. Lands of Pottawatomie Reserve sold to settlers. immigration continues. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe traffic expands as Shawnee Osage and Allen counties approve funding for rail line to Emporia by fall.
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St. Louis & Chicago
North Missouri Road
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Sherman Thurston
Billy Carroll
B. Riley
James Stewart
Val McKinney
Ae Oforta
New Topeka
Kansas
Pottawatomie Reserve
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Shawnee
Osage
Allen
Emporia
Commercial Banking Rates and Currency Movements Noted
Monday June 21 report shows money market activity with demand for loans rising and banks meeting depositor needs. First class paper trades at 12 percent. other discounts around 18 percent daily. exchange rates heavy due to currency supply. banks cautious on large drafts and currency outflows from New York.
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New York
CATTLE MARKETS Tavrspay June 17 Prices and trends
Market reports show hogs sold to Baltimore butchers and slaters with varied prices. Cattle receipts mainly ordinary and oxen mixed. average gross price around 725 dollars per head for 900 to 1000 lb animals. Sheep and lamb demand firm with prime grades higher. lambs and sheep quoted per 100 lbs with modest gains.
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Baltimore
State of Trade Pittsburg Oil Market Report
The oil market is quiet and dull with crude near 1.34 to 1.34 per barrel, no sales reported. New York is quiet and firm with crude around 16 4c and refined at 31 to 31 1/2c. Philadelphia shows crude 12 1/4c in bulk and refined prices 31c to 33 1/2c for various futures.
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Rantici
York Stripes
Bedford
Bootle
Medford
Tremont
Wwe
Uae
Pronem
Seretuxos
Serene
Duces
Auburn
Battomney
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Market price snapshot from New York and Chicago reports
New York estimates show firm cotton and sugar, coffee rising to 17 cents, refined oil slipping, and pork at 33 dollars with flour steady. Chicago notes flour dull, wheat around 115 to 147 dollars, corn 75 to 85 cents, oats around 7 cents, and provisions strong with pork up to 33.75. Curacao prices steady, wheat active, oats lower, rye firmer, cash No 2 at 66.34 to 66.36.
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U. & Bonds
Gonae Co
U.S
U.& Bonds
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