Tilden Answers on Ciphers and Elections Bribery
The testimony covers Mr. Tilden denying knowledge of cipher telegrams and any direct involvement in arranging bribes to influence electoral votes. He says his aim was to stop corrupt schemes, cites Pelton’s actions as improper, and notes he learned of related offers only through later reports.
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Edward Cooper
South Carolina
Col. Pelton
Florida
Marble
Wrilden
Smith Weed
Weed
Tilden
Cooper
Pelton
Baltimore
Tribune
New York
Gramercy Park
George W.smith
Spain
North
National Committee
Talahasse
Wooley
Louisiana
New Yor
Mr. Hiscock
Columbia
Denmark
Laughter as Chairman Withdraws Premises Remark
In a tense meeting, the chairman prompts a conclusion from the premises and then withdraws the remark after an objection from Mr Reed. The room erupts in laughter as the exchange ends without further debate.
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Reed
Fatal Stabbing in Indianapolis Feared Murder Charge
Patrick Breen, a railroader, fatally stabbed William Gouldet, superintendent of a Green street billiard room in Indianapolis. Gouldet died this morning. Breen is under arrest and says he acted in self defense. Cincinnati thefts strike three firms. Emory Bros. warehouse loses about 1000 dollars while Steimer & Co. and Corless truss store report window break ins and missing goods valued at 1500 dollars. In Columbus a governor hesitates on commuting Charles McGill’s murder sentence due to insanity plea. In Queensville arsenic poisoning linked to buckwheat cakes sickens Runyon family. others recover.
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Indianapolis
Patrick Breen
Wm. Gouldet
Green Street
Gouldet
Breen
Cincinnati
Emory Bros
Vine and
Water Streets
Steimer & Co.’s
South Street
Corless
Fourth Street
Emory Brothers
Wm. Runyon
Granville Orient
Queensville
Ind
Hall
Runyon
Mint Director Delbeque Sentenced for Embezzlement
Bordeaux reports Delbeque, director of the mint, sentenced to six years in prison and fined 125 francs for embezzling 1,400,000 francs in bullion lodged by the Rothschilds. He substituted galvanized copper and brass for the stolen bullion.
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Bordeaux
Delbeque
Rothschilds
Northwest political and military outlook praised in Calcutta
Advices from all points are highly satisfactory regarding the political and military situation in the northwest and the Punjaab. Harvest prospects are described as most nourishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Northwest
Punjaab
Senator Christiancy Resigns Seat in Senate
Detroit Feb 10 A Lansing telegram reports that Hon I P Christiancy has placed his resignation as Michigan senator in the hands of Governor Cresswell to take effect at noon today. The governor will notify the legislature that the office is vacant.
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Detroit
Lansing
I. P. Christiancy
Michigan
Cresswell
Christiancy
Bankrupt Memphis Receiver to Be Appointed Tomorrow
The discussion on general creditors' bills totaling 2,500,000 for city bonds was heard by Judge Baxter in federal court. He announced he will appoint a receiver tomorrow.
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Memphis
Baxter
United States District Court
Sunday Trains Detained by Ohio and Mississippi Sunday Law
All trains on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad were held at Flora station from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. yesterday as Sunday law enforcement disrupted service in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Flora Station
The Railroads Build At Muncie and Change Agents
The Muncie Company opened a new repair shop and freight office at Muncie with F. W. Palmer as agent. Business is brisk on the Pittsburgh road with more freight than cars. J. H. Hanley resigns as agent of the Saginaw and Muncie roads. successor unnamed. Supt. Gorham of the Pittsburgh road is recovering from illness due to the recent rush.
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Muncie
Pittsburgh
J. H. Hanley
Saginaw and
Muncie Roads
F. W. Palmer
Cincinnati, Wabash
Michigan
Milford
Supt. Gorham
The Jocquel Matter Opens Editor’s Reply to Claims
D. D. Dale of Indianapolis writes to correct the Sentinel’s Saturday report on the discharge of clerk Louis Jocquel. Dale defends his decision, asserts proper reasons were given in advance, and denies nepotism claims involving Gov. Gray and Gov. Clay’s circles. He explains pay arrangements and the timing of letters, while challenging the Monday News article as biased or unfounded.
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the Sentinel
Louis Jacquel
Jacques
Jocquel
Jacquel
Gov. Gray
Mr. Jocuel
Mr. Jocquel
Senator Foster
Gov. Clay
Slereanel
D. D. Dale
Indianapolis
Ind
Huntington Man Indicted for Perjury in Insurance Case
W H Meech a Huntington business man was indicted by the grand jury for perjury. A bench warrant was issued and Sheriff Kintz arrested Meech on Saturday. He furnished security and was released. The fire at 33 Smith Street involved a Phenix Company policy of 772.46 on property said to be owned by Meech but claimed by his father. The case will go to trial in the criminal court.
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W.H. Meech
Huntington
Kintz
Meech
Therisoner
Smith Street
Phenix Company
Brooklyn
C. Lumbard
Fort Wayne
Governor St John Encourages Temperance Work in 1879
Gov John P St John writes Mason Long from Topeka Kansas February 7 1879 praising his temperance lectures at Olathes and Bismarck Grove Camp Meeting and urging continued effort. He says a good report is expected from the legislature and bids God speed in the cause.
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Mace Long
St. John
Kansas
State of Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Mason Long
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sir
Olathes
Bismarck Grove
John P. St. Jonny
Price's Cream Baking Powder Gains Unprecedented Demand
The demand surge is due to its superior strength and uniform quality with no unwholesome substance. After thorough testing, the product is highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Daisy arrested for hotel theft at Mayer House
Saturday evening the second cook at the Mayer House Daisy was arrested on a charge of stealing goods from the hotel. At her daughter’s McClellan street home officers found meats groceries linens tableware and other hotel items. Daisy confessed to years of theft and pleaded for mercy while promising restitution. she was released and the case may not go forward.
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Mayer House
Daisy
McClellan Street
Correction Offer From Solo Researcher On Woodcock Notes
A lone writer asks permission to bear responsibility for errors in the Antwerp settler Dr. B. B. Woodcock notes. He states the notes were published without revision and admits the imperfect form may have misled readers.
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The
Sentinel
B. B. Woodcock
Antwerp
Court and police notes from a historical listing
Judgments for Christian Aix vs Christian Kirken bach 136 and Christian Hettler vs Thomas Meegan et al 294.63. Jury trials Michael Haugh vs Christian Eling on appeal. Elizabeth Dudley vs George Butter et al. jury undecided after two days. New suit Margaret Farrell vs Charles Farrell for 800. Police reports on disorderly conduct arrest of Tom White? and wife plus Henry Henderson with 20 dollars settled. Dixon and Gibson prostitution fined 10 each. Assault case fines of 1 and cost. Remarks on 1877 prison workshop funding overspend by 1 250. Advertisement for Dr Marshall's Lung Syrup at 25–26 cents.
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Michael Haugh
Christian Eling
Elizabeth Dudley
George Butter
Tom Whitely
Henry Henderson
James Dixon
Alice Gibson
Barr Street
Market outlook shows consolidation by strong groups
In Chicago and Toledo from February 1879 traders note a shift toward a few powerful holders, with capital seeking investment and large hog shipments. prices steady despite efforts to push them down, as supply tightens into summer. Pork, lard, and meats show price gains while overall hog supply shrinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Remime & Co
Chicago
Local Commodity Prices and Market Terms Across Several Goods
List of prices for flour wheat corn rye seeds hay mill feed and animal products. Includes white and red wheats, flax seed clover timothy bluegrass red oats wool pelts and meats with varied pricing per unit ton pound or hundredweight. Also notes prices for beans fino navy hogo beef and other farm staples.
Wanted occupants for a furnished front room in private family
An advertisement seeks a gentleman and wife to occupy a meatly furnished front room in a private residence near the court house. Reference required. Send responses to "BB" via Sentinel. February date not clear.
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Sentinel
Lost gold locket found between Bloomingdale and Berry
A gold locket containing two portraits was found on Friday afternoon February 7 between Bloomingdale and Berry. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving name at the Muncie railroad office.
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Bloomingdale and
Berry Eee
Mame
Muncie
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Tallahasse
Oregon
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J. Hiscock
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Cleveland
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France
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I.tate Senate
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Christian Kirkenbach
Christian Hettler
Thos. Meegan
Margaret Farrell
Charles C. Farrell
Ryan
W. Springer
Lewis Chapman
Northern Prison
Northern State
House
Senate
Weely Review
Toledo
Jones
Co. O. D
A.S. Laufertyw
Price
DD Bus
Main Street
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Janzs Sciin
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Clay Todd
East Columbia Street
Up Stairs
el. Wayne
Indiana
Todd
Minerad
S. Clay Todd
South America
Fast Indies
Durip
Tam
John A. Miller
Henry Street
Columbia St
United States
Mordhurst
Calhoun and
Berry Streets
East Main
East Main Street
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