Murder in Ferris county indicts two men for Kendig death
Two men in Ferris county New Jersey were indicted for the murder of Kendig. They await trial in Morristown next week on a charge carrying the death penalty. A decomposed body found near Moria counts sparked the case with circumstantial evidence including a Kendig belonging memorandum. A Chicago journalist aided a witness who will testify there.
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Scattered 19th Century News From Warmer Ohio to Windsor Castle
Miscellaneous notices and brief items from a 19th century paper. Includes railroad developments in Ohio with Fort Wayne to Indianapolis and Newark connections, a river incident report, local business growth in the tobacco trade, a Windsor Castle fire affecting the Prince of Wales and Queen, and assorted oblique anecdotes. Notable names include Col Janes Harrison, Lord Cadiz, My. Vale, and the Madras presidency reference.
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Global Grain Names Trace Many Origins and a New Orleans Dispatch
The article catalogues many crops and foods with origins across Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, noting origins for wheat, rye, oats, tea, canary cod, and more. It also reports a New Orleans dispatch about U S territorial claims in the Meadhey Valley and a pushback by Mexican forces, plus notes on upcoming reforms to the Justice, Probate, and Civil codes and the transfer of penitentiary matters to Probate Court. The piece closes with a Civil and Diplomatic bill clause about public grounds in Washington and a ban on tree purchases for those grounds.
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Public resolve to exterminate gambling dens in Columbus
A public meeting formed a committee of 90 to curb a rising vice, aiming to prosecute offenders in court if needed. The State Journal notes the issue in Columbus and warns against tolerating the spread of gambling linked to drunkenness, urging moral action and press boldness to protect youth. Arrest of Aneimmarp Barsis, a lunatic asylum escapee, occurred in Bedford.
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California arrest over 760 theft stirs village uproar
Deputy Sharil Unosnamy nabbed Elvrsa Panc honny Jr. in chia place on a California theft warrant issued by Gov. Woon via Gov. Biater. Crowd favored jail here before transport to Cleveland and extradition. the suspect posted bail Thursday. The town urged civic improvement with tree planting and a new park. A railroad conflict in Norwalk yielded an injunction. local weather damaged properties and a barn collapse prompted aid.
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Expedition under Dr Kany to seek lost navigator
A report cites renewed plans for an expedition led by Dr Kany to search for Sir John and companions. It criticizes centuries of fruitless effort, noting many millions spent and calling further pursuit folly.
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Prohibition offense notes from Wooster Democrat
A Wooster Democrat summary reports many indictments for selling intoxicants, with 123 cases totaling 1,185 dollars and an average under ten dollars per case. Up to five indictments against a single person raised fines near ten dollars plus costs, culminating in heavier totals for repeat offenders and overall costs around 400 dollars.
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Slaves Escape Covington Destination Unknown
Pa Six enslaved people fled Covington on Saturday night and have not been heard from since. The item notes a series of brief regional updates and society items from the period.
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