Guiteau Trial Transcript Echoes Insanity Accusations
A chaotic court scene recounts testimony about insanity within the Guiteau family. Witnesses like Oyler and Sunderland defend Guiteau, while defendant Guiteau interrupts with remarks about President Arthur. The proceedings adjourn after heated exchanges.
Local church events and community notes from Friday
Ladies Sewing Society and church sociable drew strong attendance with plans for a Christmas Eve oyster supper to benefit the Sunday school. Dr Caldwell visited William Murray as he improves. several townspeople moved or married, including John Davis and Ettie Allen on the 6th, and Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman welcoming a son. An I O O F election produced Churchill as Noble Grand and Winters as Warden among others.
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Ladies’ Sewing Society
Leslie
Cvrnal
Caldwell
Wm. Murray
John Hoff
Freeport
FL. Jones
R. Zimmerman
Moline
Newton
Nora
S. H. Shiek
Grand View
Iowa
John Davis
Ettie Allen
WN. J. Churchill
N. G
John Winters
W. G
E.G. Harris
E. R. Prindle
Treas
Debate on Woman's Intellectual Rank and a Philadelphia Admission Case
In a week’s discussion the question of whether woman is intellectually superior to man is considered. Also recounted is a Philadelphia musical academy admission denial to a colored girl whose piano talent was praised, but color led to her withdrawal and public debate on equal rights as a social fiction.
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Philadelphia Musical Academy
Local Meetings Held by Gardiner and Irving
Rev. A S Gardiner of Lena assisted Rev Irving in last week’s meetings and will continue this week. The grand gift entertainment by the Ott Family drew a good crowd despite an overcrowded schoolhouse, with Flo Brown winning a fine breast pin. The literary society, formed Friday, elected officers led by President F P Ther and Vice President Lizzie Champ, debated the question whether woman is inferior to man, and heard readings by Howard Auman and Anna Templeton.
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A. S. Gardiner
Lena
Irving
Flo Brown
Scott
Clifford Musser
F. P,ther
Lizzie Champ 8
Ella Askey
Howard Auman
Anna Templeton
Geo. Weaver
Wm. Askey
Howardman
W. R B. Allman
R.K. Madden
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