11 Nov 1865
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1865
Page
1
The article narrates a chaotic scene of trials, crimes, and investigations across Washington and New York. It mentions a celebrated divorce case, government poverty measures, dockside thefts, militia movements, and multiple robberies with arrests and sensational details. It references figures in Cincinnati and Chicago police context, and reports on public notices, crime, and court actions across several cities.
A county tale details a White soldier, two women, and a coal black lover in a marriage gone awry. In a sensational 19th century scene a stolen bundle worth about 600 is recovered from a carpetbag carriage. The court, with documents shown by the bride’s parents, orders investigations while Cront the driver is arrested on suspicion of complicity.
A fragment argues for respecting a convention of representatives of a sovereign state to repudiate an indebtedness in good faith, referencing Georgia and comparing to Poland and Hungary. It questions state sovereignty if the President's will is law and suggests Georgia may not need conventions, legislatures, or governors.
A narrative details a child Arty’s illness and death after a dog attack and alleged rabid symptoms. It notes medical efforts failing, a seeming spree of illness, and civic speculation of an early winter, plus a separate report of a gunshot injury to Maj. Dixon and Dr. Maddox surrendering to authorities.
Reports touch on Senator Collamer's death and General Briscoe's punishment for infamy while cabinet debates on English questions stir in Washington. Updates cover Chilean-Spanish tensions, Panama routes, Chilean military powers, and a looming crisis as diplomacy and warlike moves unfold abroad.
Across papers from Wasitineron to San Francisco, Nov 10 reports discuss amending the Constitution to null debts from the Civil War era, Southern recognition conditions, and Greeley’s interview with the President. War estimates rise, patriot and rebel movements spread, and localized incidents including a boiler explosion and a Paterson train attack are noted.
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