Train collision killings plague Savannah workers
A chaotic report list recounts multiple events including a fatal Savannah railroad collision killing six laborers, a damning court scene with Guiteau, indictments against Howgate, and diverse political and criminal incidents across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Eagle Pass
Rio Grande
Washington
William Jones
Guiteau
John H. Stephens
Stonewall Jackson
Dallas
Tex
John Blackstock
Tahlonegra
John Bell
Sone
England
Denver
New Orleans
Puebla
Senator Jones
Florida
Maas
Ulrich
St. Henry's Catholic Church
Cincinnati
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Council Bluffs
Washington notes Philadelphia cases and Guiteau trial
Philadelphia conspiracy defendants renew bail at 3000 dollars each as court prepares for February trial. National memorial for Lincoln’s death planned in Congress, with addresses by Sherman Tucker and others. Guiteau faces lengthy trial with dramatic courtroom interruptions as defense cites insanity claims and defense letters.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Star-Route
District Court
Washington
United States
Capitol
Congress
Lincoln
Senator Sherman
J. Standolph Tucker
Virginia
Scoville
Gutteau
Quiteau
President Hayes
Guiteau
Garfield
Thut
Blaine
Gulleru
Col
Corkhill
Guileau
Charley Reed
Thi
Oneida
Fepot
Scoville Y
Cox
Auo. A. Rice
Merton
Wis
Gulteau
Republican Party
Abraham
Gasteau
Jones
Davidge
Eet
Cheeky Criminals and a Stage Robber’s Reply
A stage robber in Los Angeles was sentenced by Judge Andrew Jackson King to ten years. He received the sentence coolly and quipped that the game of old sledge would decide whether it’s twenty or nothing. The piece recalls two forgery charges and a casual remark about light bail.
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Dymond
New Orleans
Panama
Albion
Atlantis
Gov
Hawkins
Senator Dackeon
Tennessee
Bangor
Milliken's Tannery
Mail
Col. L. ¥. B. Bowell
San Francisco
New York
William Jones
Polic
Washington
Boston
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago
R. & Storrs
Brooklyn
Theodore Walton
Emeline L. Meeker
Vermont
Dulmeyer
Guiteau
Julia M. Wilson
Leadville
Arthur
White House
F.J. Phillips
J. Stanley Brown
Ilinois Board of
Bealth
Mexico
Gen. Trevino
France
Lilley
Arthurs
Kennebec Journal
Blaine
Burlington Road
Keokuk
St. Louis
Northwestern
J. W. Smith
Frank Cupperwull
Charles Wilson
Bel Bay
Gangnoque
Massachusetts
Cyrus W. Field
Burning Express
New-York
Associated Press
Qiiray Gould
al- B
Robinson
Mr. Scoville
Guiteasy
Dra. Woodward
Lamb
Scoville
Mt. Ayr
Scotland
Algeria
da Freycinet
Tondon
Lefroy
Brighton
Tottenham
M.P5
County
Leitrim
Ireland
Leon Chotteau
John W. Garrett
Chamber of Deputies
Huesca
Cabfrane
Spain
Maccaluso
Depretia
Cranka
John A. Logan
Charles H. Reed
Cox
Guiteat
Guitesu
East Capitol Street
Edelin
1St Street
KE Street
McWilliams
Maj. Brock
Poace
Wouldbe
Brandensburg
Bill Jones
Sprague
Edgewood
Guithad
John O'Meara
15Th Stnd F Streets
Col. Rockwell
Siwaim
Swaim
D. W. Buss
Dr. Bliss
Barnes
Woodward
Fater
United States
Tam
Miore
Los Angeles
Andrew Jackson King
Sean Francisco
Durability of Ensilage From Hungarian Farm
Dr Werner reports ensilage kept six years at Altenburg Hungary stayed well preserved. Cattle fed readily though age shows in lower layers. Hungarian method: wilted corn trodden into long trenches, piled high and covered with earth. Upper layers smell like brown hay while lower layers sour with depth.
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Werner
Altenburg
Hungary
New Yorker
The Shooting of Robespierre in Hotel de Ville
An 1800s newspaper recounts a rival account of Robespierre’s near self-inflicted wound. Gendarme Meda’s deposition says he fired a pistol at Robespierre’s heart, but the shot shattered the left jaw instead. Engravers and officials later praised Meda for the assault.
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Robespierre
M. Thiers
Hotel de Ville
la France
Meda
Mercia
Empire
Fashionable Malaria and the Modern Woman
The piece mocks fashionable malaria as a social ailment tied to late nights and high society. It links illness to outdoor lounging, late dancing, party excess, and indoor stress from cooking and dressmaking, suggesting fashionable concern, not genuine danger, drives the crisis.
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News Digest
Baltimore
Herbert M. Thiers
Kenosha
Dick Little
James Gang
Bourbon County
Fort Scott
Asa Hairgrave
Kansas
del Norte
Marias Jes Cygné
John G. Whittier
National Bureau of Agriculture
Walker
Kirkwood
Ohio
Jefferson
Battle Creek
Mich
Wilson
Drummond
Yellowstone
Glendive
Montana
Stock Exchange
Gould and Field
Killian
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Edward Maxwell
Durand
Mary E. Conley
Newark
N. J
Mechanics’ National Bank
Baldwin
Charles J. Guiteau
Cook County
Ill
Augustus H. Parker
Elgin
Chris Davis
Athens
Lucky
Davis
Hocking River
San Antonio
Laredo
Utah
George Q. Cannon
Gatschina
Thiers
Blackman
Amstein
Coleman‘brothers
Frelinghuysen
James
Goyv
Routt
Colorado
Ciaima
Grant
Timothy
Howe
Chaffee
Interior Department
Gen. Beale
Navy
Wall Street
Bears
Washington Notes
Amil
Miker
Camalario
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