Jurors Discharged Without Pay After Term Ends
Jurors in the United States District Court were discharged for the term Tuesday morning without receiving pay. Upon the new Marshal taking office jurors will be notified by postal card, a first in sixteen years. The State Board of Agriculture of New Jersey seeks to persuade its representative in Congress to lift restrictions on importing American pork into France and other countries, noting low prices threaten a key industry and farming interests nationwide.
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United States District Court
State Board of Agriculture of
New Jersey
Congress
France
United States
Ferney
Political turmoil and legal cases widen in New Jersey
A New Jersey session features the impeachment trial of Keeper Poverty amid public intrigue. The Janeway & Co. suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad over fire damage nears $1,000,000 while legislative battles over bridging waters, governor vetoes, and corruption inquiries stir Trenton. Assemblyman Cater plans an Opera House night to expose legislative corruption spanning eleven years.
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Janeway & Co
New
Ae Een
Senate
House
Baltimore & Ohi Co
Asemblyman
Cater
Jers City
Opera
Trenton
Tievens
Wieton-street
Vane
Cutor
Ex-Senator attacked by schoolteacher sparks township politics
In New Jersey on March 20 an alleged attack by teacher Louise Blyeavin on ex-Senator Ephrasin Empson in Ocean counts provokes a clash over electing a Jackson township trustee. The confrontation centers on ousting principal Miss Bourke Blickman and alliances among farmers.
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N. J
Mies Louise Blyekaivin
Ephrasin Empsun
Ocean
Golea
Jackson Township
Bourke Blickman
Hig
Village meeting ends in assault over school trustee race
A village meeting at the school opened with prayers and speeches. Miss Blackman whipped Ex-Senator Empson with a long whip amid a packed crowd while alleging his cruelty. Miss Blackman defended her action, describing Empson as a bitter, wealthy political figure.
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Emilson
Senator Finpson
Jackson Township
Perry
United ‘States
Daring Robbery and Shell Explosions Reported in March Dispatch
The report details a shell explosion near old Confederate fortifications causing fatalities. It also covers a bold burglary in Holmes county Mississippi where three men bound and tortured Mary Schlander, stole 1500 dollars and 100, leading to a gunfight in which one thief died and another was mortally wounded.
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H. B Jones
Telra
Oak Asp
Nebraska
Henry A. Stadivan
Ed Johnson
Jobson
Johuson
Charles Fulinson
Ardle
Fasnane
Ostlund
Johson
Charles Johnson
Wisshet
de Parker
Rome
Johnson
Loveluck
Peter Jolson
Alher
Mternoon
Owana
Neb
Burt County
Lant
Ian
Evang Everett
Quicand
Extraordinary Railroad Accident Delays Freight Trains in Jersey City
March 24 report details a Pennsylvania Railroad freight collision near Galeg and Site streets in Jersey City. A locomotive toppled from a trestle, spilling cars and triggering a crash that caused no injuries. a resident awoke when firemen searched for casualties.
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Jrreey
Orig
Panalvania Railroad
Harsimus Cove
Hoor
Jaehnes Heavy Bail at Twenty Thousand
New York March 22 Alderman Jaehnes bail fixed at 20000 dollars. His friends struggle to raise the amount and the lawman remains in cell with prospects of stay. Bondsman reportedly quit after plans for release stalled.
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New York
Jaehnes
Irdine
Desperate Clashes Over Voter Rights and Johnson Siege
A letter from Mirgissipp reports white citizens denouncing attacks on colored voters amid a tense election climate. Reports claim whites shouted to suppress organizing while a manhunt targets Henry A. Stadivan and chase for Ed Johnson ends with a fatal shootout near Oak as vigilante forces close in.
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Mirgissipp
Rinstare
Thak
Lowy
Jia
Eight year old boy injured after fall from church tower
New Bruxschox reports Andrew Connolly, aged eight, fell thirty feet from the Fourth Reform Church tower yesterday and is believed fatally injured. A separate voyage collision near Hoboken involved the Lackawanna ferry and the Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore, injuring five aboard and causing extensive damage to the Lackawanna’s forward cabin.
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Andrew Connolly
Reform
Lackawanna
Hoboken Vine
Barclay Street
New York
Hoboken
Jersey Shore
Pensylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Tunnel Disaster Near Pottsville Claims Several Lives
A tunnel accident near Pottsville caused a rock collapse killing twenty workers including Ito Wright and Nuldry. Sam Backup Lew Ruber Jol Coter among others were seriously or fatally injured with many more sustaining injuries. A ferry boat fire followed the incident in the same period.
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Ing
Pottsville
Cnrve
Stuit
Jol Coter
St Claire
Camden and Atlantic railroad fire causes losses and ships damaged
The Camden and Atlantic railroad area suffered a major blaze with the Camden Fire Department and police linked to looting reports. Fire crews battled flames that destroyed wood and ties, causing about 820,000 in damages. Ferryboats Arasapha and Shackamaxon were saved from slips, while Cooper’s Point, built by Hata 2 Hollingsworth in Winns Del in 1879, sustained losses exceeding 350,500.
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Atlantic Railroad
Camden Fire Department
Stekley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lise Alonacind
Arasapha
Shackanmxen
Pont
Hata 2 Hollingsworth
Winns del
Louldverpool and
Globe Insurance Cowypaar
Welnington
Terrific New England Storms Hit Multiple Cities
A series of powerful thunderstorms and lightning struck western Connecticut and nearby regions this morning. Reports describe fires at depots in Watertown and Cheshire, a destroyed New Haven and North Western depot, and severe damage across several towns including Bridgeport and Chester, with injuries to a policeman on Crown street and fatalities in Vermont and New York areas.
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Ligilning
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Shorius
Connecticut
Iors
Valles
Watertown
Willian
Clarence Cook
Eliza McGurley
Traven
Norihwatsten
Guestire
Parmington
Neueutit
Crown Street
Torosto
Pocenxesreth
N.Y
W.W Smith
Milbrook
Caicaco
Venis Journal
Freeport
Preparing the garden with manure and gentle horsemanship
The text urges using well rotted manure and deep soil prep to boost garden yields and manure effectiveness. It stresses gentle handling to gain a horse's cooperation, noting a good horse responds to a friendly voice more than to anger or punishment.
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