Arrest of a gang of murderers in Denver interlude
The Denver murder case of four Tal musicians leads to a dramatic pursuit and capture. Officers Smith and an Italian interpreter chased ringleader Gallotti, Arratta, and Henry Fernandez across canyons and towns, using disguises and a daring trap in Juoy. The trio, with Fernandez, were tracked to Culabra then Denver, where all three were jailed awaiting trial.
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Capelli
Cherry Creek Bridge
Henry Fernandez
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Fort Garland
Horace Jowett
May Qaraher
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Postmaster Day
Sheriff Bartlett
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Rankéward
Thaw
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Death of Vice President Wilson in Bed at 7:30 Morning
The Vice-President Wilson died suddenly at 7:30 am after a night of improving health. He woke cheerful, rested well, and after a brief walk and reading a poetry book linked to his wife and late son, he expired quietly with no struggle. Family friends and visitors had been with him throughout the day.
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Wilson
Burt
Boston
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Death of Teett After Sudden Exhaustion at Breakfast
A detailed account describes Teett waking in the morning with stomach pain, receiving relief, and later preparing for the day. At twenty-nine minutes past seven he drank water, lay on his left side, breathed heavily, and died within moments without a struggle. His physician Dr Baxter had advised a fair day ride if weather permitted.
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Sketch of His Life From the Chicago Tribune
A condensed life sketch traces a man born in 1812 into poverty who learned shoemaking, read widely, and rose through state legislatures then the U.S. Senate. He allied with anti slavery causes, shifted parties from Whig to Free Soil, edited a abolitionist paper, presided at Free Soil conventions, and finally became Vice President after long service in politics.
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Texas
Whig National Convention
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United States Senate
Edward Everett
Smithsonian invites donations for 1876 national animal resources display
The Animal Resources of the United States project invites cooperation from manufacturers and dealers to assemble a national exhibit. It aims to show native animals used for economic purposes, products derived from them, and the devices for pursuing and utilizing them. Contributions will be credited in labels and catalogs, with loans for expensive items and permanent display planned in Washington. Send specimens to the Smithsonian Institution marked International Exhibition 1876. shipments paid to Washington. Josert Henry secretary Smithsonian Institution.
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Animal Kingdom
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Philadelphia
Washington
JosErut Henry
Suitheooian
Domestic recipes and farming notes from 19th century papers
A collection of kitchen tips and agricultural commentary includes a recipe for a dessert mixture with liquor and soda, observations on butter quality in cooking, mince pie instructions, cautions about storing Swedes in cellars, and notes on hay bulk measurement with seasonal variation and a anecdote on hay weight loss.
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Cincinnati
Prease
Kansas
Todgallon
Massachusetts
A. B. Allen
N.Y
Texas farmers plan double plant of small grain next year
A fragment notes Texas farmers will plant double the amount of small grain next year. The text appears amid miscellaneous items and references a hot-house tree and Holbrook Massachusetts sales of French cows or fienchessome valued at $36 per dozen, averaging $18 per dozen, sold mainly in February and March.
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Texas
Application or Manures in Agriculture
The article weighs manure application methods. It supports plowing in coarse stable manure to prevent gas loss and runoff, urges careful timing for fall plowing, and cautions against blanket top dressing. It notes top dressing can aid meadows and winter grain but may not fully account for protection by nonnutritive mulch.
Surface manures and alternate fertilization for meadows
The author notes that surface applications of barnyard manure can keep meadow fertility high but are not universally best. Trials show stable manure on meadows may underperform half the value of thorough soil mixing, prompting a switch to tillage and incorporation when needed. Lime ashes guano and similar topdressings sink quickly and avoid washout on uneven ground. Leaves leaf mold peat straw may enrich land with less waste. Some farmers disagree, but the author relies on long experience.
Innocent Man Pardoned After Eight Years In Prison
Moses B. Wheeler, jailed for arson in 1866 on perjured testimony by his sister and her husband, was pardoned from Charles Town State Prison after nearly eight years on a life sentence. The sister later confessed she lied to free him, and Wheeler had long fought to overturn the conviction. The obituary note adds California immigration gains of 75,000 people last year.
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Charlestown
Moses B. Wheeler
Brighton
Wheeler
Springfield
Mass
Blood Disease Cure Claim Supports Golden Medical Discovery
An ad touts Dr Mercoenes Waldo's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for many blood diseases other than cancer, claiming it purifies blood and heals skin and scrofulous conditions. It includes testimonial letters from W Grove and J M Rosinson praising its effects and urging purchase from druggists.
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