Assault with intent to murder in Crawford County case
Historic Wisconsin court notes quash motion over indictment for John Perkinson alleged to have beat Alfred Walter Partridge with a club on August 8, 1857 showing intent to murder. District Attorney moved for contempt against Palmer Pennet for grand jury attendance. court ordered attachment, fine of two dollars and costs, commitment for nonpayment.
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John Perkingon
Crawford
Wisconsin
Alfred Walter Partridge
John Perkinson
B. J. Wickinson
Atty
E. D. Lowry
van Collins
England
Blackstone
Hale P
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Supreme Court
Starkey C. P
Wharton
People
State
Howell
Palmer Pennet
Shorif
I. J. Defrees
Coy Corry
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Contempt Proceedings Highlight Witness Subpoena
The Circuit Court asserts full authority to punish a witness for contempt if he fails to appear before the second jury after being personally served with a subpoena. The matter concerns Palmer Penned and underscores procedural power in enforcing court orders.
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Circuit Court
Promissory Note Case Yields Judgment for Plaintiff
The case involved a promissory note payable in money on demand seeking $62 388 and costs. The court ruled that such notes due on demand allow immediate action and awarded the plaintiff judgment for the amount plus costs, noting all applicable precedents and cost rules under the Code.
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Coats
Justice of the Peace
R. Bunn
W. Denison
Pidd
Nickerson
Mass
Commer
Harrison
BP Cored 246, Hunton v. Bishop, 3 Wend. 13, Thempson
Republican National Convention Date Moved to May in Chicago
Tae Martonas Gulvention announces the Republican National Convention date change from June 18 to May 16. The event will be held in Chicago, with Widtliatter day designated as the observance.
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Tae Martonas Gulvention
Eoyin D. Mondiy
Chahamia
Widtliatter
Chicago
Gold Dust Flows In From Pike’s Peak Region
The Express arrived at Atchison two or three days ago from Denver City with twenty eight thousand dollars in gold dust. A prior arrival at Leavenworth brought four thousand dollars in gold. New diggings opened and miners were earning from ten to thirty dollars per day.
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Pike's Peak
West
Express
Atchison
Denver City
Leavenworth
Minera Wer
All Right for the All Right Mr. Eprron
A reflective piece urges restraint and decency in conduct, contrasting the mean, envious crowd with noble exceptions. It praises honest, generous individuals as the salt of the earth and notes the healing power of sympathy and brotherhood in tough times. Lex Woon.
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Mr. Eprron
Lex Woon
Unclear Chemistry Test At Edinburgh Society Meeting
A misread report recalls a Pharmaceutical Society gathering in Edinburgh where Dr Stevenson Meenlam conducted a test on a chemical mixture. The unsteeped portion ignited while the steeped portion charred, described as a satisfactory result with the substance priced at two pence per pound.
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Pharmaceutical Society
Geostreet Iai
Edinburg
Stevenson
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