News of the Week American items and disasters
A sprawling roundup reports Augusts of 19th century incidents: Hopkinton bootmaker A. Claflin facing creditors, J Howard Welles linked to government fraud, militia inquiries into regiments near Yorktown, and Governor Longan ordering discipline measures. Fires destroy a major hotel, a new cattle disease appears, and several violent crimes unfold across Ohio, Iowa, and Arkansas.
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A. Claflin
Hopkinton
Mase
J. Howard Welles
Jay Gould
Europe
Garfield case and industrial news in December issue
The December North American Review publishes doctors’ opinions on President Garfield’s original treatment and prognosis. It notes debated medical choices, proves no malaria in Garfield’s brother, and acknowledges pyemia. It also covers Philadelphia Industrial League resolutions, a National Tariff Convention in Chicago, and the National Labor Congress in Pittsburgh.
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North American Review
Willam A. Hammond
John Ashurst
Philadelphia
J.marion Sime
New York
John T. Hodson
St. Louis
Garfield
Ashurst
Kla Womsch
Bima
Thia Apine
Hodgenanya
Hammond
Industrial League of America
Joseph Wherton
Trewanry Department
Congress
Chicago
National Labor Congress
Pittsburgh
Foreign News and Mixed Reports From Global Briefs
The Emperor of Germany seeks clergy state accord while Irish land court caps rents on farms. France assures policy stability as Arabia contends with widespread plague deaths. London Times publisher John Walter promotes American experiences and land wealth. Transvaal chiefs press Boer resistance as unrest grows in Moscow and Germany moves on internal controls.
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Limerick
Trish Land Court
Gunbetts
France
Wholera
Arabia
Muaca
Djigdah
Eobark
John Walter
The
London Times
United States
Uncle Sara
Ae Esid
Transvaal
Garfield
Willisey
Reichstag
Perse
Biemarch
Tte
Behluter
Foundling
Moscow
Conmergiel
Guiteau Trial Opens With Jury Selection Chaos
The Guiteau trial on the 16th features chaotic jury selection as Beoville and defense challenge multiple candidates while Guiteau taunts court, seeks influence, and demands control. Secretaries Blaine and other witnesses recount Garfield's assassination, with intense courtroom tension and guard action.
Indictment Prospects and Appointments Reported
An expanded total of 40 000 is said to be added to Capt Mowgan's earlier cinlkg element sum, with an imminent Grand Jury indictment. President Arthur has named Thee e ore 8, Caw Justuister at Kansas City, and Wallen 2. Jisew in Nashville. About 400 Jews fleeing Russia arrived in New York, and there are plans to move them to Louisiana or Texas for agriculture work. Peper Corredpoidunt, a notable correspondent, died in Washington from hemmorrhaging of the Jung, while postal cards will stop being telewoven after February 9, 189.
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Department
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Washington
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Maynard
Guilen Goring
Ann Arbor
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O'Meara
Avtius
Judas Meyuider
Diery- Jaud
Lown Gund Haw
Sis
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Beovilly
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Guuleau
Col. Rockwell
Bwaima
Swain
Baiefly
D. W. Lies
Tiwan Blackbone
Mowgan
Arthur
Theee
Justuister
Kansas City
Wallen
Jisew
Nashville
Tenn
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Bosil
Eurler
New York
Towy
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Ures
Redfield
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Waslington
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Germany
United States
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Census work nears completion and expenses rise
The tenth census of the United States is near completion with expenditures for census work totaling 49,860,68 dollars so far, while Congress may approve an additional 547,000. Frederick P. Lilly, former Deputy Auditor for the Treasury Department, was arrested in Washington on a warrant charging acceptance of 8,000 for security and mail contract in Louisiana.
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United States
Frederick P. Lilly
Testeffice Department
Washington
Security & Mall
Louisiana
Court session details and national notices fragment
The report covers courtroom proceedings with statements by Scoville about jury credibility and future examination, plus later notes on Bill Jones's arraignment in Washington and various national items. It lists pension rolls, emigration figures, indictments for forgery and embezzlement, international political shifts, and scattered local incidents, including crimes and weather-related crop data.
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