Madeline Pollard case details unfold in 1854 letters
The hearing reveals Miss Pollard's letters to her protector Rhodes from November 1854 asking for money to support her at the urging of her claimants. Testimony describes threats and coercion, with Pollard denying pressure on Colonel Breckenridge and discussing family care, child, and money needs amid a tense court scene.
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Convicted County Treasurer tied to public funds scandal
The county treasurer, Adilph Kroz, was convicted of using ten thousand dollars of public money to profit. The case reveals a larger shortfall of over two hundred thousand across counts. Meanwhile militia withdrawals and mine shutdowns lift tension as authorities confront threats and potential violence amid ongoing unrest.
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hannos
Kray
Seattle
Columni
St Paul
Jack
Still on Guard as Court Ruling Looms Over Governor
Tension rises as National Guard remains armed and under orders in Cripple Creek awaiting potential court action on governor Dessex. The police board conflict, court opinions, and possible seats for Orrand Martin or Vullins and Birnes fuel alarm while Captain Stone gears up for renewed clashes at city hall.
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Widding Bells and a Bride's Wobbly Wedding Day
Two Oleander residents wed amid a dramatic setting as a decorated room suffered a tearful collapse in the parade of wedding details. The couple Thomas L Lihott and Mrs Ffhe May Hall exchanged vows with attendants George Lihott and Vass Jenna Shumard, and guests including Mr and Mrs T J Tall and others. A buggy accident at the corner of T and Maripora caused injuries and left a limb injured. no other major damage reported. Superintendent Wi Jones resigned from Nestell vines to return to Utica. W W Voote left for San Francisco.
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Utica
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Breckenridge Case: Breckenridge Denies Mortgage to Pollard
Breckenridge defense says Colonel Breckenridge never promised marriage or paid for Pollard’s silence. The trial details alleged coercion, threats, and monetary demands to secure a marriage and end a long relationship with Pollard and Vass Pollard.
Governor Waite Plans City Hall Storm Over Court Ruling
Governor Waite forms a plan to storm city hall after a supreme court ruling. He would swear in 1000 deputies to arm and police the state, while opponents warn of abuses and prepare defenses. Sheriff Burch vows deputies cannot be used without his appointment and threatens arrests for concealed weapons.
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Unclear civic action as mayor orders vigilance amid unrest
General Lewis Ivy is arrested by order of Mayor Solomon amid reports of the Los Antes regiment of unemployed gathering strength and plundering towns. The mayor issues a proclamation urging citizens to prepare to protect property and families while authorities seek troops and law enforcement to restore order.
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Wheat Corner Draws Directors Meeting Amid Market Pressure
The Mig Wheat Corner tensions rise as directors of the pre duct exchange face calls to compel McGlinill Co to cover losses from a recent collapse. A general meeting is set for tomorrow to decide if the firm must pay and overhaul margin requirements. Few Wty wheat sales were recorded as markets hold pending the outcome.
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School Building Destroyed in Cannonvo March Fire
A fire swept a South Pranston school causing chaos among pupils. Students on the second floor fled to safety while others were rescued after jumping from upper levels. Four children were severely injured and possibly fatally harmed as crowds trampled in the patio.
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Blizzard Rips Across State Wrecking Cattle and Roads
Snow and blizzard conditions sweep the state from March into the week, with depths of two to four feet in places. Cattle and sheep losses mount as travel halts and homes become isolated. Separately, John Tyrrell is acquitted after weeks on trial for alleged complicity in a September dynamite explosion.
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New Chinese Treaty Admits Chinese Immigrants Under Restrictions
Senate foreign relations committee debates a new Chinese treaty that would supersede the Scott exclusion act and Geary rule. It sets twenty year terms with renewal by the other government and limits on Chinese workers while aiding enforcement. The pact allows return of Chinese husbands wives and property return if needed, and provokes a Senate storm with strong opposition from Western senators.
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United States
Insolvency Petition Filed by George W Fuller Contractor
George Wokalkr Immorial contractor filed a petition in the sapere court yesterday seeking discharge as an insolvent debtor. His liabilities list numerous creditors, including Immons & Cap47 fi San Joaquin Fame, Ruth dye, Charles schueier, and others. The petition notes twenty acres in the Bank of California district valued at about 4000 and personal property appraised at 408.
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Perri
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Fractured dispatches tie Pacific to Denver blaze and ships
A garbled report cites naval orders and a possible Hawaiian political aim as forces move toward possible annexation or protectorate status. Separately Denver endures a fierce basement fire at Champi building on Champa Street, with extensive damage and a fatality amid chaos. Shroop, founder of a polytechnic institute, dies at 54 after a long career.
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Harrisons Assassin Case Sparks Court Action
United States Court of Appeals judges Jenkins Woods and Baker denied Proundergs habeas corpus petition to halt Prondersigt's execution tomorrow. Gov Call, acting chief executive, remains noncommittal. Court postponed ruling, citing new legal questions and witness testimony about Pronder’s changes since his arrest.
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State Convention Panel Chooses May 1 For Next Assembly
The State Republican central committee met and set May 1 to organize the primary process and determine delegation from counties to the state convention. The meeting also tasked the secretary with locating a new county seat and arranging for the admission of representatives from newly created counties to the next state committee session.
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Purdie
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United States
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Army Circular Urges Congress on War Aid and Jobs
General Fry mails a plea to Congress about enacting internal improvements and a one billion dollar government loan to relieve starving millions. The missive cites housing, supplies, harbors, and navigable rivers as urgent needs. Also notes political pressure from the Native Sons and Stationary events with Army movements and nominations confirmed in Ohio and Stockton areas.
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Stabbed man brought for medical aid after assault
James Grae was moved from San Joaqmn City this morning after being stabbed seven times in the breast. Glick Coyle is accused. Grace is expected to recover. In Stockton Eagan case, the jury acquitted Thomas Tagan of murdering Charles Berg from last December. testimony suggested an attempt to garrote Lagan.
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Birth of Populist Pivot in Democratic Split Debate
A tangled 19th century political piece traces a split between Democrats and Populists in a city county race. The piece names several figures aligned with both parties, notes loyalty shifts, potential endorsements, and the looming county convention. It discusses candidates for sheriff, county clerk, and judge and signals a larger struggle for control within the local political machine.
DONTDOLE ON ANGELS Judge Webb’s Special Appeal for Relief
A meshed account details Judge Lucien Shaw replacing Webb at Tresno by lot, Webb fleeing to Los Angeles, and rumors of vanishing character among local officials. The piece sketches Webb’s wish to return, potential asylum talk, and delays in court, noting contempt threats if proceedings continue.
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Accused of Petty Larceny Miss Foust Appears
Accused of petty larceny, Miss Foust faced Justice Lusty yesterday. The complaint alleged she took a $7 item from a satchel in her private duties with a coworker claiming another person assisted in the robbery and that the case was set for a later date.
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