Turbulent Times Echo Across Nations And Markets
A dense 19th century news digest notes stocks and wheat conditions, political moves in Albany and London, railway and tariff debates, and local city council rifts. Mentions Ireland crime drop, Chicago supply, Sherman patent suit talk, and Morrison tariff impact while highlighting the Kingston Leader praise of reform and calls for sewer and street improvements.
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the Times
New York
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Singular and Embarrassing Mallacination Case in Paterson
Mrs. O Brein Lutrell of Stony Road Paterson NJ appeals to the recorder alleging a secret society can seize souls and torture them then return them. She claims her spirit was taken to India and married to a British Colonel. she is mother to a one year old spirit child. She showed pain from alleged spiritual treatment though no physical injuries were found. The recorder refused warrants against any ring leaders and said only the Supreme Court could grant relief, which she intends to seek.
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Lutrell
N. J
O’brein Lutrell
Stony Road
Paterson
India
Supreme Court of the United States
Hunter's Fatal Fall Into Snow Covered Shaft
Early Sunday morning Gustave Rotzler of Evansville hunted with a dog. The dog returned whining, a search party formed, and a snow hidden shaft was found. A man descended four hundred feet and recovered Rotzler's bruised body at the bottom.
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Leadville
Gustave Rotzler
Evansville
Jack Rabbits
Dennis Hennelly shoots nurse in New York love quarrel
Katie McDonnell, a 22 year old Irish nurse,artha was shot by Dennis Hennelly after he forced promises of marriage amid a Midnight confrontation near 315 East Fifty Ninth Street. She barely survived, bullet piercing left breast and lung as Hennelly was found in Astoria and later confessed.
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Katie
Hennelly
Hechts
Kntie
Tlrs
Hecht
Mrs. Hecht
Irs
Mecht
Dennis
Mrs. Qecht
Saloen
Astoria
Detective Cuff
New York
Waiie
Dennis Henzelly
Roosevelt Hospital
Katie McDonnell
Mennelly
Court Contempt Skirmish Between Indiana Judges
In Indianapolis a courtroom quarrel ended with Judge Napoleon B. Taylor fining Judge Claypool fifty dollars for contempt before the judge forgave the penalty. The incident drew intense courthouse excitement among prominent figures and left onlookers predicting the dispute will soon fade.
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Indianapolis
Geneh
Todianapoli
Clay Pool
Mr. Claypool
Claypool
Two Editors Die in Different Orbits of Journalism
The deaths of Thomas Kinsella editor of the Brooklyn Eagle and Thomas Chenery editor of the London Times reveal stark contrasts in career paths and influence. Kinsella rose from humble beginnings to build a prosperous Democratic daily while Chenery, a scholar andOrientalist, failed to sustain a once mighty journal as its prestige waned.
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Thomas Kinsella
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Thomas Chenery
Tina
London Times
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Chenery
England
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Gellemoon
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Thoth
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Tran
Howm
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Frest
Mr. Chenery
Hin
Cass
New York State
Henry Clay
Young Kinsella
1Lyn Fegte
Parick Campbell
Bugte
Lagle
Empire State
Itstook the Breed of Sheep and a Gospel Minister
A humorous exchange on sheep breeds aboard a train leads to a reveal that the somber passenger is a minister of the Gospel. The scene ends with a comic shift as both men seek to change the subject amid a lively quarrel. Meanwhile reports note the Roanoke River floodplain rising after recent rains and lowland farming disruption.
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Chicago
Aurora
Perensnure
Marca 16
Roanoke
Appomatox
The Speaker's Eye and the Unseen Power of Influence
Washington Cor N Y Sun explains how catching the Speaker's eye governs bill passage. It details prearranged access and pretexts for unanimous consent, citing a Whisky bill episode and an old hallway tale of a promoter bribing influence, plus insights on how close to session end power shifts under watchful peers.
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N. Y. Sun
House of Representatives
Congress
Keifer
Proomr Knott
Jol "Lin
Holman
Horse of Representatives
Senate
Speaker
Corcoran & Riggs’ Banking House
Thad
Medical Practice Advances Rumored Yet Unconfirmed
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a new medical practice or therapy, described as promising but not yet shared with the profession. The text notes uncertainty and a claimed statement of delayed availability or dissemination. The fragment references a period or context of ongoing professional debate.
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