Boston convention on ality debate and mixed legal notices
A chaotic Telegraph summary recalls a Boston convention addressing hot topics and court actions. It notes Kate Fisher’s discharge in a theft case, a royal marriage in Havana, and a New Jersey couple’s elopement. Also reported: brig Morancy’s firing on leaving port, Myra Clark Gaines probate dispute, and a large meeting in Boston with Irish figures and reformers.
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Antieoiey
Kate
Fisher
Steath
Bevew York
Brinceais Ferdinand de Bourbon
Macridil
Buotity
New Jersey
Sulut
Agai
Tinisidae
Myra Clark
New Orleans
Louisiana
Giinés
Daniel Clark
Hoston
Iteyv
Frothingham
Ellanger
New York
Jesse HL Jones
Francis Aywak
Malvis Welto Eméryon
Tuila Ward Howe
Higginson
McConnell Murder Trial Headlines and Hurricane Devastation
In Saturday night dispatches the Telegraph reports on the McConnell murder trial and a terrible hurricane striking Shipman Illinois. Townsfolk face devastation as many homes are ruined and graves of soldiers are honored amid the wreckage.
Storm particulars in Virginia and land sale note
The report notes more storm details in Virginia and lists Central and Southern Pacific Railroad locating sixty acres for railroad purposes in San Francisco including Mission Bay and Promontory Point as sites for California transit needs.
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Virginia
San Francisco
Decoration of Soldiers Graves Observed Across Wheeling
Wheeling observes Decoration Day with a large civil and military procession toward Modue Wood to honor gallant soldiers. Reports detail a severe storm yesterday causing extensive vineyard damage, ruin to crops, and livestock losses along Wheeling Creek Valley.
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Wheeling
Modue Weod
Wheeling Creek
West Liberty
Decoration of Soldiers Graves Observed at Nation Cemetery
A large crowd attended ceremonies at the nation cemetery near the city for the decoration of soldiers graves. Governor Senter and others gave able addresses amid stirring rites. The day was hot. Two colored inmates were smothered in a car and a white boy and girl died after being thrown from another car.
McConnell Murder Trial Advances With Two Witnesses
May 29 session of the McConnell murder trial heard testimony from milkman W A Morrill who said he delivered milk to McConnell's house and saw Robinson at the north end of the lot before entering the gate toward the General's house. The courtroom was crowded beyond previous sessions.
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McOconnell
McConnell murder trial details and Shipmay hurricane report
Witness testimony in the McConnell murder case recaps sightings near Mc Connell’s yard and questions over a prisoner's deposition. A special dispatch reports half of Shipmay ruined by a hurricane with no details of casualties. The town braces for grave decoration preparations as a clerkship appointment is announced in the West.
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Decoration of Soldiers' News by Atlantic Cobie
Sunday Night's Dispatches presents a roundup of military updates from Atlantic Cobie. Notable items include unit commendations, training briefs, and forthcoming ceremonies. The column highlights individual roles within the armed forces and reflects on wartime morale.
Reform in racing at Jockey Club meeting in London
A London Jockey Club meeting saw Sir Joseph Hawley’s attempt to ban rating two year olds before July thwarted by Mr. Forrester’s compromise resolution to prohibit racing before May. The move is hailed as a major reform for thoroughbred racing morality and circulation.
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Prize Fight Frustrated Ends With Arrests in Boston
After twenty two rounds the prize fight ended in a Boston saloon on Portland Street. Principal Ken Williams and Ges Marshy were arrested for aiding and abetting along with two others. Both principals faced severe punishment.
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Portland Street
Ken Williams
Ges. Marshy
Decoration of Soldiers Graves Across Several Cemeteries
Reports from May 30 describe large crowds at Crown Hill Forest Lawn Suburban and other cemeteries for the annual soldiers graves decoration. Crowds braved heavy rain. ceremonies included parades bands prayers and orations by local figures and veterans groups.
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John Coburn
Congress
Forest Lawn Cemetery
New York National Guards
United States
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A. P
A. G Chester
Trial of Citizens in Texas Murder Case Raises Interest
New Osugans May 29 reports the Military Commission hearing in Jefferson Texas for the murder of Geo W Smith. Major Curtis, former post commander, Robert Dubois and two escaped freshmen testified amid conflicting accounts from officers and freedmen. A large crowd gathered as over one hundred witnesses were summoned for June 7.
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Jefferson
Texas
Citizes
Geo. W. Smith
Fay
Major Curtis
Robert Dubois
Uekrogs Swiar
Motely Arrives as New Minister in Liverpool Port
In Liverpoo l Motely arrives today and is greeted by the Mayor and the American Consul. The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce plans to present an address to the new minister tomorrow. General Cabellero Deroda destined for Havana on June 16, with decree appointing him Captain-General of Cuba to appear in the Official Gazette. Ismael Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt, arrives in Vienna. Americans in Paris bid farewell to General Dix and Gellers hosts 300 countrymen at the Grand Hotel on June 1.
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Motley
Cry
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Dix
Gellers
Grand Hotel
Havre
Supreme Court Decision and Local Tragedies Singed by Deaths
In Memphis on May 30 Southwiek of Chicago died by his own action in a stable at his brother in law’s residence. A man named Charley Boyd shot Mary Kellis at a negro ball in Centre Alley, killing her and fleeing. The Supreme Court decision in State vs Staten held that voting rights are a clear constitutional right on par with property, as stated by Judge Henry K. Smith.
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Southwiex
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Lune Gelf
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Charley Boyd
Mary Kellis
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Supreme Court
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Staten
Landmark ruling limits governor power over voter registration
The court holds that once vested, voting rights cannot be withdrawn via executive action and that the governor cannot set aside registrations for fraud or irregularities. Proclamations nullifying county registrations are void and holders of prior certificates retain voting rights. Judge Shackelford issued a separate concurrence. opponents challenged franchise act validity.
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Redty
Sherbrook
Fire damages St. Louis Type Foundry in May blaze
The St. Louis Type Foundry suffered fire damage and was insured. The building loss is about $3,000 while the stack of type is put at roughly $30,000 in the recent blaze.
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St. Louis
Potash Prices and Freight Rates From New York Market Report
New York May 29 reports describe activity in grains, cereals, and allied commodities. Highlights include remains of steady to firmer prices for corn and wheat, with strong demand for certain Western white wheat and case-ready products.
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St Louis Market Tobacco and Commodities Report May 29
Telegraph report notes tobacco active and unchanged with mixed prices across grades. Beef, pork, and provisions show firm to higher values while oats and corn slump with dull wholesale activity.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Hog Prices
Chicago May 9 buyers and sellers traded in a volatile session with active but unsettled wheat prices and steady to firmer live hogs. Sadie and Jones noted price firmness in corn and oats while pork and lard markets showed quiet but steady demand.
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City
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Local Market Prices and Bulk Goods List
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Steais
Coern Samet
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New Orleans
Kentucky P. G
Memphis Market Prices and Supplies Report
Memphis market by telegraph reports mild demand and stable to firm tones for meats and lard. Pork at 5.20 per unit and bacon shoulders around 1.60 to 1.74, sides quiet with dull terms for sides. Lager and beef show limited activity with scarce offerings and steady to firm prices.
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Telegraph
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Sic
Boot and Shoe Repair Shop in Evansville
An Evansville workshop named Boot Shoe and Gaiter Manufactory run by Walt Second Birect between Malu and Sycamore offers repair services by skilled journeymen. The shop emphasizes quick turnaround and quality craftsmanship for boots shoes and gaiters.
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Walt Second Birect
Disorders at Bloomingdale Asylum End In Deaths
Dr Wilson presided as two patients at Bloomingdale Asylum died under epilepsy after apparent fits. Both were around twenty. sexes mixed. The text cites insanity, consumption, and allied diseases, noting melancholy death and grim symptoms in hypnagogic states. 691 Broadway New York.
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Wilson
Bloomingdale Asylum
Benson
New York Market For Try Fabrics Mixed Listings
New York May 2 market opened steady for cotton fabrics and closed quietly amid weak offerings. Dealers report improved demand for heavy woolens suitable for coatings with prices around 42 dollars for 6 4.
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New York
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