New Trial Hopes Dim as Court Denies Further Hearing
The court refused to grant a new trial or an earlier hearing in the Comer case, stating the motion would be heard next term. Attendees included Mrs Parsons and several jurors, while prosecutors argued the appeal was unlikely to succeed. Security kept spectators orderly as the verdict stood and the day closed with calls for further review at a future session.
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The Garfield Monument Plans Change in Cleveland
The article reports on financial woes tied to the Tadiah Orchard and Gray, Payson, and the London bank chief. Widespread debts threaten assets with Payson insisting funds exist to cover tall obligations. The Garfield monument design is altered to 150 feet in Cleveland.
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Gin the Rules in a Midwestern Pullman Car Tale
A Chicago Herald note recalls passengers forced to forgo drinks due to state rules. Porters and travelers debate whiskey access aboard a hotel car passing through a state where “gin the rules” bans sale. A famed liquor behind a locked stateroom door promises taste, while the porter reiterates the prohibition in a colorful frontier voice.
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Editor's trouble ends in self revelation
In a dramatic turn at the Ze le gr am, De Nyse learns editor Bennet wrote the editorials he despised. Bennet reveals the truth, mocks De Nyse, and dismisses further editorial control as the paper presses on without him. The incident ends with De Nyse returning to his post, chastened and silent. Measurement of Earthquakes explains ink tumbler and pendulum pen as simple means to gauge quake intensity.
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An Honest Man and a Farmer’s Plan Misfired
A farmer and his son debate burning logs in the field. The boy reports failed attempts to light the logs while the farmer suggests using gunpowder to blow them over. The boy questions what comes next and jokes about hauling the logs to town as fuel. The fragment ends with a reference to a Boston Budget line about a traveler and heroic figures.
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Extent of Rainfall in Washington Shocks Readers
A lengthy analysis explains that a three and a quarter inch rainfall equates to about 56,480,000 gallons per square mile and weighs around 226,920 tons, illustrating the flood’s immense heft. The piece cites practical comparisons and urges ciphering the DC area’s ten square miles to grasp the storm’s scale.
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Washington Monument
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President Lincoln's substitute in the war tale and rumors
In old Washington reminiscences Noble D. Larner recalls the 1864 65 episode when a substitute for President Lincoln was arranged through the Third Ward Draft Club. A young man was to receive 800 from the White House, but nothing more is known of his fate, believed killed in the Wilderness. The column also notes various political and health tidbits, including Michigan party names, Saratoga Bar Association business, and remedies claims.
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Raneee
St Josephs Academy Exhibition Showcases Student Work
Visitors observed an exhibit at St Josephs Academy displaying pupil work including needlework and paper projects. Teachers evaluated accuracy and neatness while relatives praised the evident progress of the girls. Capt Langsford attended and discussed a capture attempt near Gloucester as part of the event’s broader attention.
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Prices fall and products flood the market nationwide
The Cimcaco Segi Co cuts prices on many items and offers nearly a thousand more in a time-limited sale. Ads tout portable forges, sewing machines, and household goods while promoting price lists and displays at the Minneapolis exhibition. Reports also note a train wreck, drug ads, and assorted local notices reflecting a busy commerce page.
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Minuteapolis
Odorless Sarsaparilla Patent Remedy Ad from Lowell
An old advertisement proclaims a tonic named Sarsaparilla sold by C J Hood & Co of Lowell Massachusetts. It claims immune benefits and lists a price of five dollars, promoting a mysterious health elixir with various testimonials and health claims.
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