Long Garbadge From The Week Epistle Of Oddities
The excerpts recount a flood of late 19th century notes including legal updates from New York warrants for John E. Simmons and George Upington, a banker’s brother’s arrest for embezzlement, and stock losses. tax receipts and government bond purchases. a coroner’s verdict on Maxwell’s death. a fevered court scene in Guiteau's assassination trial with detailed witness testimony and defense arguments.
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Hatton
New Saveh
Conn
New York City
John E. Simmons
George Upington
Baldwin
Newark
N. J
Folger
THX
Désptrada Maxwell
Durand
Wis
Stopa
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ihinoin
Ohio
New York
Majle Boys
New Navon
Conti
Jennie Crather
New Orleans
Watte
United States
Hamilton County
Obley
Mercantile Trust Company of
Baltimoore, Cincinnati & Western Railroad Company
Louisiana
Greenwich
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin election results show Rusk lead by about 12000
Nearly complete returns dated the 22d place General Rusk ahead by around twelve thousand votes. The piece mentions Grange pressure for agricultural department elevation and Loring's reply proposing a Bureau of Manufacturers and Mines and a cabinet role for a chemical officer. It notes Mrs Lincoln’s widow’s finances and a Rhode Island district race where Aldrich won and Spooner was indicted for attempting to kill Guiteau. The Avanta Cotton Exposition invites all oil to attend December 6.
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Wiaconsin
Rusk
National Grange
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ioling
Loring
Tina
Ake
Firat Rhode
Congress
Amooed Aldrich
United States
Denry J. Spoonsr
Angainst
Slson
Democratis
William Jonra
Guitesu
Washington
Trial of Guiteau Opens Amid Guarded Tension
The trial resumed with Guiteau arriving under guard as eight mounted police followed him. He showed nervous tears while ascending to the courtroom, with crowds pressing along corridors as spectators crowded the court. He focused on his papers upon entering, contrary to what was expected by onlookers.
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Gultony
Alexander Sr
Kremlin
Moscow
Philadelphia
Treasuries
London
Flatton Carden
Twe
Baroneas Hartlett- Coutts
Bartlett Wao
Coutts Bank
Duchess of St. Albans
Sho
Albion
Carver
Tre Land Commissioners
Treland
Isborera
London Times
Ireland
Berlin
Wiliam
Alexandria
Egypt
Burum
Kakallah
Chehr
Moeouna
Irish Coercion Act arrests and rent intimidation reports
Reports describe several arrests at Limerick on the first under the Coercion Act, including two solicitors who intimidated rent-payers. In Mayo the sub-commission reduced rent below Poor-law valuation. In Wexford Missafford, holder of two small farms, was found dead in bed. No letter received at the Navy Department.
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Limerick
County
Mayo
Missafford
Wexford
Turbulent Global News Items and Incidents
A chaotic digest reports on Derry Berry and naval operations near the Siberian coast, Cape Serdge, and Putnam provisioning for yearlong exploration. It notes Tunisian policy shifts, a mass killing in Luca, labor struggles in Philadelphia, and multiple shipwrecks and cholera outbreaks spreading from Alexandria to Africa and the Middle East.
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Siberian
Pits Nare
Cape Serdge
Putnam
Gasoirtta
Acbratan
St Luca
Tharktay
Rassias Midtetsz
Finance
Minister of War
Rodl Foto
Olsita
Mallia
Aia
Wii
Washington
Ulaine
Calderon
Peru
Santiago
Toronto University
Diverse 1881 News Briefs From Different Topics
The Mint reports gold coinage for the year at 74 783 804 while remonetization totals reach 100 672 705 with a portion in circulation. Dr Lama denies careless examination of Garfield’s death. Roumania extends pork import ban. Paris notes pullback on American pork. A Polish youth confronts General Teherovine in St Petersburg. Greenwich court rules New York & New England fare-evasion ticket worthless outside specified trip. US Circuit Court nullifies Wilson packing and Libby patents for lack of novelty. defendants win. Opening of the Guiteau trial includes Storrs telegram absence and Scoville defense. Logan comments on Guiteau’s mental state. Mrs Scoville outlines Guiteau’s early erratic tendencies. Morse recalls Guiteau at White House. Guiteau interrupts proceedings with remarks about Ward Beecher.
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Bec Tor Chicasme
Guttitu
Booyne
Guiteau
Oneida
New York
Ian
Beovllo
Chiaraini
Brooklys
Criminal Court
Jones
Scoville
Bir
Scorville
Sire Pdton
Gultesnald
Colona Gorkult
Julius
N&mb
Mr. Scoville
Gulteau
Ormpaian
Moropa
Mr. Reoville
Heoville
Nod
Scovilla
Theo Détenay
Beovilla
Joy
Ui. N. Dburton
H. Davis
Aynael
Ciazy
Althoug
Jeax
Withoas
Bolbine
John Alice
T Guasteau
Prion
Charlies J. Cousteau
Alten
Hall Awaic Heo
Jesus Cortat & Co
Lockwood
Guten
Garfield
Matty’ Deel
Abraham
Bouvillu
Gulfony
Auny
Dome Ally Hatinay Hirto
Joseph DR. Smith
Charles H. Reed
Chicago
Paris
Alin
Guitean
Guitean Tna of Une Soulid Wilnd. During Mr. Ketd's Oroas Examination Gulteau
le Court
Coville
Luther W. Gulteau
Burt
Abrathit Gunteatt
Aoweeak
Try
Lama
Roumania
United States
St. Petersburg
Teherovine
Greenwich
Conn
New York & New England Railroad
Juulge Drummond
United States Circuit Court
Wilson Packing Company
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago Packing Company
St. Louis Beet Canning Company
Scavilie
Emory A. Storrs
Enryzerments
Washaxton
Storra
Davidge
Speelin
Storre
Pares
Thomas North
Senator Logan
Washington
Logan
Ho Ward Beecher
Veecher
Report of Postmaster General James
A long 1881 fiscal year summary outlines postal expenditures revenues and deficits. It covers dead letters money orders star-route service railway costs and civil service reform proposals aimed at reducing patronage and improving efficiency.
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James
Ashington
Rovemberzil
elSwing
James Och
Lakes
Besay
Ae & Ose
Western States
Postoffice
Department of Justices
Mt Roe
Orth Niinay Pall ‘Sbryic
United States
Ane
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Renry Republican
Qkroo
Jit
Banor
Stee Nastic
Kat
Hobingon
Sooviilo
Hell
Roblinson
Jolyrat
Mate Pegatior
Sooville
Paasion
Anil
eRemuaratary
Justles
Adrona
Soovilie
Niah
Svoville
Galtelhby
Atuurap
Satan
Tate
Booville
Ultonu
Dadicwy
Danio
Treasury
Interastad
TUF
Lowe
Eta
Orier
Umm
Ordlagae Agaboald
Icea
Beg
Air Bier Matriech
den York
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