05 Feb 1882
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1882
Page
1
In a tense morning session Judge Cox hears arguments on a new trial for Guiteau. Scoville cites unauthorized jury conversations and an insane juror claim while Corkhill disputes affidavits. Guiteau sells autographs in court and retorts with defiant vows as proceedings pause.
Washington February 4 Judge sentenced Guiteau to be hanged on June 30 between noon and 2 pm in the Washington jail. The bulletin recounts a touching tale of a man born blind who regains sight through a surgical act and, after seeing his wife and children, asks only to thank the doctor who enabled his vision.
A fragmentary OFK note presents a devotional line seeking to locate Christ, claiming debt to him for salvation and expressing intent to adore and praise him endlessly. The wording centers on religious devotion and a call to address a divine figure.
A stirring poem urges lifting Erin’s flag high against tyranny and exile. It calls on Celts across lands to unite, vow resistance, and sail homeward to the banner that remains bright through centuries of struggle.
New York report on William H. Vanderbilt’s mansion finished plans in 1870 and occupying an 84 by 115 foot footprint. The article details lavish rooms, rare woods, silver fittings, and the Aurora painting, noting the vast cost and labor by European and American artisans.
The piece lists church membership and minister counts by denomination from Methodists to Swedenborgians, noting major groups and smaller societies. It then shifts to medical ads praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion, rheumatism, nervous ailments, and general health, with offers and pamphlet details from the Voltaic Belt Co.
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