Charged Fraud Allegations Against Gen Swalm
A. E. Bateman of Bateman & Co bankers accuses Brigadier General D. G. Swalm of fraud and improper conduct in handling a 35,000 deposit and a due bill. Swalm denies the charges, claims the funds were deposited and the due bill was created improperly. Separate notes discuss gold reserve concerns, silver certificate plans, and a large railway workers gathering in Wisconsin.
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Citauges
Wasnrxetos
A. E. Bateman
Frm
Bateman & Co
Ela
Secretary of War
D. Swalm
Horco
Military Justice
United States Army
Tai
D.G. Bysim
Bateman Rd
Fam
Swatin
DD. G
D. G
D. G. Swalm
Swiita
Lo Saltte
Bateioan Amt
de Posit Nthe Bank
Bateman
Small Tim
Janes
Alg
Supremes Court
United States
Turner
King
Dorekelmer
John C. Fremont
Follett
Indiana
Idaho
Denver
Mesera
Morrism
Keiley
Mita
Tika
Sac and Fox
Nobmska
Kanan
Pension Addicta
Saltars
Senate
Toth
Slater
Himolg
Arkansas
Loulalunn
Tosner Gee
Charlier
E. Coon
Wsa
Mooney Must Hang in Jane Upton Court
Mooney faces a new trial motion in Jane Upton's Court for the Juliet murder case. The court deemed exceptions real. at two o'clock the prisoner was sentenced to be hanged May 23. The case will go to the Supreme Court with slim odds for a supersedeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waumnean
Jane Upton
Michael Mooney
Juliet Murdlerer
Ile
Supreme Court
Father and Daughter Killed on Central Suburban Trail
Saura Curiaco April 14 report details James Maher and his young daughter Alaggie killed Sunday night on the Kinols Central Suburban trail at Nivety List street. Mrs Maher ahead of her husband did not learn of the accident for some time. The crossing struck them while backing up. no blame attached to the engineer.
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Tice
Wasamatus
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Gecau
Congress
Maseh Searly
Sherman
WasitnetTos
United States
Lee
Abe
Art Gallerieg
Lowa
Ben Butterworth
Saura Curiaco
James Maher
Tla
Alaggie
Kinols Central
Nivety-List Street
Republican Nominations in Sinois The Platform Adopted
The Republican State Convention met in Pronza on April 17 with A M Jones presiding. Major Connelly named temporary chair, then permanent. Ogles for Governor and Smith for Lieutenant Governor led a slate, with Dement, Gross, Hunt, and Cullom among others nominated or appointed to state posts and national delegates. Subconventions produced clerks and court candidates. Platform calls revenue tax revision, criminal-law updates, labor protection, civil service reform, and continued support for Cullom. Pennsylvania Republicans adjourned with Grow presiding. Blaine and Lincoln backed for President and Vice President, Osborne nominated for Congress. West Virginia, Alabama, and Kansas Greenback and prohibition movements referenced. highlights include Butler backing and Missouri prohibitionists slated for Sedalia in August.
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Pronza
A. M. Jones
State Central Committee
Majjor J. A. Connelly
Coles County
Toker
Richard J. Oglesby
J. C. Smith
UL. D. Dement
Jacob Gross
George Hunt Sennator
John M. Smyth
James A
A. J. Hopkins
Consul
T. Bry
Wiliam
J. O. Humphrey
Pourtsenth
BT. Ihinn
Fefteenth
Agu Baker
Stufan Cope
Alp. Green
Cleero J. Lindley
Nimerwenth
Duaper Partridge
Districk
Inscoro
Jasac Lestin
Andrew Shuman
A. Hh.saylor
Supreme Court
W. J. Reed
J. J. Healy
Charles Becker
Stata
Senate
Cullom
Ilinois
Logan
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hamusuces
Galusii A. Grow
Gutator Blaine
Lincoln
Arthur
Kaynas Greenbackers
Ben Butler
Lochlindpulls
Missouri
al Sedalin
Horrors Harvest in the South and Midwest Cyclone Toll
A disastrous cyclone across Georgia and Alabama devastates towns, blows away homes, and leaves dozens dead or missing. Five lives are lost at Powall place and multiple plantations suffer. floods surge, rail lines fail, and bridges collapse under rising rivers. Separate reports detail a fatal boiler explosion in Midwestern Guano Haven killing two and injuring several, plus a double-murder hotel mystery in New York.
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Mary
Fa Bolling
Grand Waren
Mich
Powall
Ben Powell
Tournegroea
Lagrange
Ilamltot
Bartow
Clarke Comsties
Elm Street
Rome
Browl
Calhoun
DeSoto
Alabama Furnace
Anniston & Atlante
Guano Haven
Hantwars
George FE. Hubbard
Daniel Alveldt
Jn 5
Jalstemaas
James Varnes
Holmes
Ata
Daniel Affeldt
Emma Affeldt
Michael Murphy
Hugo Affeltt
Frederick Affeldt
Daniel
Frederick Tong
New York
Woran
Astor Plicw Hotel
Julia VW
Ligori
Dads
Theiloun
Bella Schwartz
Ligerl
Gus Lindos
Sle
Rowt
Noeope
Mid
Dobson, Chapin & Co
Llowe
Desperate Situation Near Khartoum Amid Rebel Siege
Despatches report Khartoum under siege with General Gordon fighting to break rebel lines. Cannon supply wanes while powder runs low. officers struggle to withdraw as the city endures a massive upheaval. Shanghai notes Asian tensions and punitive actions against officials after French Tonquin successes.
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Awmdon
Cane
Khartoum
Gordon
Lewes
Engus
Wieasique
Lospos
Shanghai
Tonquin
Canton
Yianin
Pekin
Hoang Ilo
Lospon
United States
Majendile
England
Irish National League of America sets Boston convention date
The National Executive Committee met at the Palmer House and approved major business. They decided the next National Convention should be held in Boston with the second Wednesday in August chosen as the tentative date, pending Mr. Parnell's availability.
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Cntenco
Irish National League of America
Palmer House
Boston
Parnell
David Davis Rejects Illinois Delegation Lead
In a TL April 1 interview David Davis said he would not lead the Illinois delegation to the Republican Convention in Chicago nor serve as a delegate. He prefers private life and avoiding campaign bustle. Astempted Assassination. Lysertan, Mex., April 16. The President of Guatemala was slightly wounded in an attempted assassination.
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Buoomiyatoy
David Davis
Illnois
Chicago
Lysertan
Mex
Guatemala
Morphine Ends His Trouble Alleges Workhouse Misuse
Alexander B. Lee, an employee at the Purifier works, took morphine at ten o clock Sunday night and idled at one yesterday, later moving to the city from an unknown location. The report notes his addiction and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Iroquois Club Banquet in Chicago Honors Jefferson Birthday
The Iroquois Club marked its third anniversary and Jefferson’s birthday with a banquet at the Palmer House. Over 300 guests, including many Democrats, heard speakers urging tariff reform and tax reduction under Morrison bill support. Notables like J. J. Doolittle and W. C. Breckenridge spoke, while Governor Hubbard of Texas sent regrets.
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Cincano
Thomas Jefferson
Palmer Trouse
Congress
Erskine W. Phelps
Hubbard
Texas
Junge J. J. Doolittle
Sterling Morton
Nubranka
Democratic Party
Union
Carnatity
David Turple
Indianapolis
Party of the People
Bayliss W. Hanna
Terre Bante
Bayard
Dolensvare
Wade Stampton
South Carolina
Glick
Kansas
Henry Wattenson
Pauisville
Courierstourath
James E English
Connecticut
Lou. W. J. Morris
Ilinois
Croyer Cleveland
New York
J. Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Allen G. Thurman
Oho
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Groesbeck
Cincinnati
D. C
Cox
Kenwell
Flower
David A. Wells
Connect
Dereth Reagan
Abram
Mawitt
Senator Vance
North Carolina
John W. Daniels
Virginia
Sameh J. Tilden
Fulze Rhaetyiges
Pearno Linge
Tilden Declines Candidacy After Congressional Delegation Visit
New York April 15. Pacific coast Democrats pressed Mr. Tilden to name a presidential candidate. He refused, saying he has no candidate and may send a letter later. Delegation included California Congressmen Burd Henley Tally Summer Glascock Cassidy and Post Nevada and Wyoming reps. Legislative note: next January adjournment and a committee to probe election frauds in Cincinnati and other areas.
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New York
Tiklen Monlay
James Burd
Barclay Henley
Pleasant l. Tally
Charles A. Summer
John K. Glascock
California
George W. Cassidy
Nevada
M. E. Post
Wyoming
Mr. Tilden
Str
Str. Tilden
Paelic
Slopa
Chicago
United States
Tilden
Minor News Items From The Era Of Remembrance
A collage of late 19th century items notes deaths, bequests, railroad and canal updates, and local incidents. Highlights include A W Rofling of Des Moines leaving 75000 to an missionary society, a Lehigh Valley collision near Allentown, a firey tragedy aboard a locomotive, and railway branch completions. Also covered are crops estimates in Michigan Indiana and Kansas, anti-iraclite price talk, veteran counts near Milwaukee, and various legal and financial notices, with streets, dates, and figures from multiple regions.
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Foe Week Ke
A. W. Rofling
Tes Moines
American Hoins Missionary Society
Lehigh Valley Road
Allentown
Ilinois Central Road
Jackson
Miss
Yazoo City
Theodora A. Turd
Leavenworth
Sucremy Court
United States
Chicago
National Tome For Disabled Volunteera
Nea Milhwaukee
Coors
Montreal
Straits of Mackinaw
E.W. Coleman & Co
New York
Sadie Bwigh
Kenry J. Autobinson
Lynn
Musas
James J. Todd
Mason
Maine
John Y. Mugridge
Lesidant
New Hampshire Senate
Diake
Dooley
Tanylor
Webster
Sumter
Jeterson
Glasscock
Tillec Dameta
Naka
Lumdrad
New Jersey
Wbouil
Ldeiwven Tilden
Jhnnlah
Bhalne
Lincoln
Sty
Lincula
B Moore
Oh W. Childs
Philadelphia Leagne
Daniel Campbell
Ale Field
Abraham Dncoln
Springfield
Paluser
Dayton
O. Thkelp
Tennessee
Aberdeen
Scotland
Bugg
Long Island
Bismarck
Northwestern
Auster Rowing Association
Anouel Regetta
St Clair
Mich
Faraday
Mackey
London
Nova Scotia
Silver City
Northwest Territory
Amaerica
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Gen. Swaim
Ranber
John
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Transdry
Uhinl
Dowd
Pusey
Lanham
Belfort
Naye
Llardy
Lacey and
Chee
Bmywarker
Wis
Wisconsin
Ghatf
Atkins
St. Paul Road
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
LaCrogsa Division
Prairie du Chien
Cornell Briffs
Wiaklo
John P. Perry
Wyoming Territory
Brooklyn
City Hall Square
Hla
Perry
Fulton Bank
Joseph C. Hutchinson
Caitess
Passidie
Denveen
Mekinaw
Arbor
Mooney
Cascasxath
Marine Railway and Dry Dock Company
Bronday
K. Shunk
Big Coal Corporation
Banaseunce
New York and Pennsylvania Coal and Iou Company
Johnstown
Sinois
Horrors Harvest
Foreign Affairs
Khaartoum
Romatore
Campasso
Gla
Irish National League
Mr. Tiden
Lon
Ohio
Cotumaus
Lextalature
Yeyterflay Aworoing
Ah TesoluGon
Cincigned
Caroma
Tay
Pipe Stone
Mary Delaney
Michael Callanine
Carlisle
Masonic Lodge
Europe
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