Burdell murder trial ends in acquittal verdict
The Burdell murder trial concluded with a verdict of acquittal. Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham were discharged. The Dalton divorce case ended with no verdict. News also reports a near famine in Texas upper counties, corn at 2.42 per bushel, a mineral spring found at Hyde Park, Illinois, and an Iowa election that produced a drawn result with several counties lacking returns.
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Burdell
Eckel
Parvin
Register of Land Office
Manning
Des Moines River Navigation
Public notices of extortion and warnings in Chicago press
The Chicago Tribune highlights hotel overcharging cases, naming Niagara House on North Water Street where emigrants paid $12 instead of $4. It advocates publishing such abuses to warn travelers. Also reports Miss Castella’s accident at North’s circus, English-Chinese tensions, whiskey adulteration claims, and other varied notices.
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Loven
Chicago Tribune
Merchant's
Niagara House
North Waterst
Chicago
Castellla
Racine Journal
North
James Clarke
United States
Canadda
Baldwin & Co
Rochester
Tuttlh & Moses
Auburn
N.Y
Emmert & Borrell, Meerpert
Freeport
M. Clayton
Stephenson Street
Abolition Debate Touches Free Labor in Texas
The Methodists at Aton consider a new church costing 20000, proposing sale of their current site valued at 10000 to fund a move within the city. The Quitman Free Press advocates replacing slave labor with free labor, while the Galveston News denounces abolitionism.
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Aton
Quitman
Texas
Free Press
Galveston Navas
Pennsylvania militia return fuels Old West comments
In a broad reminiscence, Major Thomas leads the Pennsylvania Militia as the speaker recalls the West as a perilous land for fortune seekers and notes that Pennsylvanians with modest means should stay put. Judge Purple cites historic indictments against Brigham Young in Utah linked to Fillmore and Douglas as leading presidential favorites.
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Penndylvania
Nothnough
West
Pennsylvania
Baronam Yoose Trowerep
Dovaras
Kxownepenar Rim
Purple
Drummond
Fillmore
Brigham Young
Utah
U.S. District Court
Young
Dollas
Douglas
Amputation After Hoop Injury in Brooklyn Woman
A Brooklyn young woman underwent amputation midway between hip and knee following a wound from a steel hoop. The wound became inflamed after it penetrated to the bone, necessitating surgical removal.
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Paar
Brooklyn
N.Y
Printer Knox Receives Large bereavement inheritance
A young printer named Knox learns an unseen uncle has died and left him 75900 dollars. The news is met with widespread community sympathy as Knox faces this unexpected fortune.
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Knox
Mr. Knox
Investigation Finds Ioiva Bigger by 5156 Square Miles
A review shows the State of Ioiva exceeds prior measurements by 5156 square miles or 3,062,240 acres, making it larger than Connecticut. The finding adjusts previous geographic estimates and highlights the scale difference.
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Ioiva
Connecticut
Remedy Praised For Winter Coughs And Gut Ailments
A reader extols Dr. Sanford's Invigorator as a superior winter remedy for coughs colds and lung congestion. The writer claims a double dose provides rapid relief and notes the medicine also treats bowel diseases worms and stomach liver derangements as a trusted family remedy.
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