New York Trial of Johann Most Ends in Guilty Verdict
The trial resumed with Johann Most testifying in his own defense. He claimed his Chicago speech was a public address without threats, naming Judge Cowling’s charge as the guiding standard. The jury found him guilty after a mixed verdict, and sentence was deferred pending a new-trial motion.
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Johann Most
Moat
Bavaria
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Jegade
Afr. Schultys
Schenck
Porderly
Henry George
Oneross
Nicoll
Austria
Berlin
Paris
England
Freiheit
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Witnem
Blackvwolla Island
Most
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Speach
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German Trades Federation
American Federation of Trades Unions
Schevitch
Bages
Cascade
Paul Wolf
Horr
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Wolf
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Btate
Grinnell
Gary
Twenty-second Street
General Interest Short Items From An Old Paper
Mea Henry Fawcatt contemplates a lecture tour to thred country. Thanksgiving Day football results show Yale with Harvard losing and Wesleyan defeating Penn 10 to 4. Delmar ladies attacked a physician with eggs. a gun was not used. The Mitkiewiccz banking scheme failed. Tobacco and grain crops update. postal revenue and expenditures rise modestly. French senate elects a successor to President Grevy after Republican gains. Abraham Holjderman dies from buggy injuries in Illinois. Bishop Bedell's grave illness reported as improving. Knights of Labor push for a government telegraph system. Gaunt of Xenia donates £30,000 to Wilberforce University. Blaine rumor denied by Republican leader. Dubuque completes a high bridge over the Mississippi with celebrations.
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England
New York
Wale
Harvard
Wesleyan College
University of Pennsylyania
Yale
Agale
Delmar
Count Mitkiewiccz
United States
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Vernallies
Grevy
France
Abraham Holjderman
T. ¥. Powdarly
Knights of Labor
Gaunt
Xenia
Ohio
Wilberforce Unio Arally
B. F. Jones
National Republican Committee
Blasoa
Misxauippi
Dubuque
Tureday
Ex-Wanton Frey Confesses in Boodle Case Probing
Chicago officials reveal Charles Frey former infirmary warden has confessed to prosecutors Grinnell and Lungenecker. He pleaded guilty to conspiring to rob the county, fined 200, and asserts strong proof exists. Court remarks hint Frey knows about a larger deal tied to the boodle schemes. The appellate court grants a stay for several convicted bootleggers, delaying Joliet transfer until March.
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Grinnell
Charles Frey
Lungenecker
Baker
Mea- Garigis
Varnell
Warnen
Chicago
Appallate
Boochers
Varneil
Wren
Cobe
Layden
Yan Pett
Wanserman
Joliet
Supreme Court
Heavy liquidation hits Brown Wood and Kingman firm
The well known Brown Wood Kingman dry goods commission merchants of New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago have entered liquidation. Once a leading national house the firm conducted 12 000 000 to 14 000 000 in annual business and controlled several large mills. Principal offices were 58 Worth street New York and 3 Bedford street Boston with stores in Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Brown, Wood & Kingman
New York
Fim
Dry Goods Commission
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
United States
Worth Street
York
Bedford Street
Markets Summary From Cuncana and St. Louis Reports
The Markets column reports days of trading at Cuncana and St. Louis with futures and cash prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Park futures. Livestock prices at Union Stock Yards show hogs cattle and sheep ranges, with notable gains in hogs and higher prices for heavy native cattle and stockers. Produce lists butter eggs poultry and potatoes with varied premiums and regional prices included.
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Cuncana
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Fang
Wendy
St. Louis
Deprived of the Drug in Morphia Habitual Use
A Nineteenth Century account describes the severe withdrawal from morphia, detailing extreme depression, sleeplessness, sensory pain, vomiting, and prostration. It notes the impossibility of relief except through the drug and argues for controlled withdrawal as a temporary remedy.
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Kellogg's Colum brian Oil Promoted for Widespread Ailments
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Colum brian Oil as a permanent cure and reliable remedy for kidney complaints rheumatism and various aches. It claims rapid relief and even life saving protection for children and adults, urging readers to obtain a memorandum book from A O Aydeaid for fuller details.
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A. O. Ayde
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