Convicted plotters Cunnicam and Burton life imprisonment
Cunnicam and Burton, charged with the attempt to blow up Parliament and the Tower of London, have been tried and sentenced to life penal servitude. The report also notes drafts of the Confederacy and various political and economic items from 1885 era newspapers.
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Burton
House of Parliament
Tower of London
Jeffersonian Democracy in Crisis and Consulship Row
A scathing critique of mixed party forces and a stalemate over consul appointments. Representative Scott confronts Secretary Bayard, vowing to file no papers after funding the campaign, while Wright’s train robbery case shifts as Chambers and Webber collide with Friedley. Postmaster General Vita warns Ohio congressmen of mass removals pending partisan reshuffling.
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Erie Pa
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Sufly
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Chicago
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Chesley Chambers
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Webber
Colonel Friedley
Davis
Ohio
Noble Game of Draw and Ottawa Politics Clash in South
A fragmented article notes violence over gambling in Georgia, plus remarks on Senator Feve and Pillsbury’s confirmation. It reports Canadian insurrection leaders capture of Riel, concerns over how to punish him, and a long feature on Mrs Garfield’s finances, wage strikes in coal regions, and Tennessee’s Hermitage sale idea. It ends with review of The North American Review and the Revised Old Testament notes.
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Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
United States
Old Hickory
Rachel
Brinkerhoff
Ohio
Jackson
Nashville
Andrew Jackson, Jr
Creation narrative amid chaotic transcription
Fragments recount the Genesis account of creation across days four to six with repeated mentions of waters, sea creatures, fowl, beasts, and the creation of humankind in God’s image. Read text shows numerous misspellings and garbled lines but preserves key figures and actions.
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God
God Man
The Ruler of Afghanistan Att Razetty and Abdurrahman Khan
Describes Abdurrahman Khan Amir of Cabul and his accompanying officer Att Razetty in distinctive uniforms. Details include milita ry dress, astrakhan cap, gilt belt, jeweled sword, and dignified bearing. Notes the Amir's pale but resolute features, slight gout, and quiet pacific demeanor amid fortune’s strain.
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Razetty
Abdurrahman Khan
Ameer
Cabul
Afghistan
Temperance Question in the White House
News from Washington reports Miss Cleveland will likely not return soon to run the White House. Her temperance stance conflicts with the President's views and may delay her comeback. Mrs Lamont is noted as mistress of the establishment while plans for resuming hotel lodgings remain uncertain.
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Randall
Morrison
Carlisle
Washington
Indianapolis Journal
The
New York Sun
Miss Cleveland
White House
New York
Holland Patent
Oneida County
Lamont
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