Young Nutt Set Free After Courtroom Acquittal
Wild scenes followed the verdict in the Nutt case as the jury cleared James Nutt of murder. Judge Stowe praised restraint, while crowds outside shouted acquitted. Nutt, deemed sound mentally, was to be kept under care briefly then released to Fayette County relatives. Mothers and sisters mourned softly as the party left with a joyous reception in Findlay and Findlay areas reported mixed reactions from locals.
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Pitrsnvran
Hove
Nutt
Cour-Room
Rowland
Jurom
Raffau
Jorge Stowe
Nult
Mrd Nutt
Stowe
Fayette County
Prrranungs
Tames Nutt
Wytia
Beatty
Herron
Christy
Atne Nutt
Asrox
James Nutt
Lizzie
Anul
Janes
Dukes
Young Nutt
Taomory
Bin
Mrr. Breckenridge
Findlay
Lyman Dukes
Logging Valley Jogs Crops Outlook In Wisconsin Winter
In Eau Claire Wisconsin January 3 not yet clear, the Chippewa Valley logging crop will range from 600 million to 800 million thin winter, excluding 200 million surplus. Cut on Black River areas rising, overall jog output expected to be twenty percent below last year. Lumbermen prep mills, Eau Claire mills may approach or exceed 45 million in week, last year $40 million.
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Eau Cuare
Wis
Jan
Chuppawa Valley
Black River
Eau Claire Mills
Arranging for Cheap Transportation
Backmont Jan 2 report notes General B F Kelly of West Virginia and Colonel H J Johnson of Cumberland Md arranging plans for inexpensive travel. The brief item outlines a preliminary discussion between the two officers on transportation arrangements.
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Backmont
Jan
B. FF. Kelly
Weat
Virginia
H. J. Johnson
Cumberland, Md
Prohibitionists Face Next Presidential Campaign
Rev A J Jutkins secretary of the National Prohibition Committee discusses an anticipated Prohibition ticket in the next presidential race. He cites convention locations, potential candidates, party enthusiasm, and aims to educate voters while seeking influence even if not elected.
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Cmeaco Jah
A. J. Jutkins
National Prohibition Committee
Chicago
St Loui
Louisville
Cleveland
Columbus
Nashville
St John
Kansra
Blair
New Natpshire
Windom
Minnesota
Leter
Ita Colums
Rtc
Colquitt
Georgia
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Neal Dow
Maine
Gideon T. Stewart
Ohio
John Bb. Finch
Nebraska
John Russell
Michigan
I’, D. Kanouse
Wisconsin
Av AL Miller
Elon
Henry C. Caldwell
Arkansas
Ram Price
Iowa
D. W. Gage
George W. Tes
Kentucky
Fred Shumaker
Prohibition Party
Ben Butler
Labor
Stagnation in St Louis Hits Iron and Glass Trades
St Louis industry shows widespread shutdowns with iron works, rail mills, furnaces, and glass plants idle or at reduced capacity. About eight thousand workers have lost jobs as firms cite overproduction, weak iron markets, and tariff uncertainty. Street mood grows despondent though riots and labor suffering are not yet evident.
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St. Las
Madan
General Hancock Predicts Victory in Political Interview
General Hancock arrived in the city Tuesday morning from California, accompanied by Mrs. Hancock and Colonel Barta. He predicted a Democratic victory if the party avoids blunders, discussed the tariff issue as key to the campaign, and expected Carlisle to rise as Speaker with tariff views shaping the platform. He asserted reasons to believe the Democrats would win the upcoming contest.
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Lois
Jam
Flancuck
City
California
Tie
Hancock
Barta
Carlisle
Fruit in Egypt: Southern Illinois crops partly saved by cold spell
CENTRALIA, US, Jan. 21. Investigation shows the late cold spell did not heavily damage Southern Illinois fruit and berry orchards. Few trees killed, 43 to peaches. buds intact. Peach crop likely short, but grapes and berries largely undamaged. overall good fruit prospects for Egypt.
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Egypt
Centralia
Illinois
Mayor Opposes Standard Time Adoption in Bancos
Jan 22 Bancos Me. The Mayor refuses to adopt standard time or permit the City Council to, arguing it is not endorsed by a quarter of the public and harms laborers who work ten hours daily, viewing it as an unlawful alteration of a divine law.
Pennsylvania Republican and Democratic State Conventions Planned
A Republican State Committee meeting in the city set Harrisburg to host the state convention on April 16. No clue arose on Pennsylvania’s National Convention delegation. The Democratic State Committee plans to hold its convention in Allentown on April 14.
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Philarelpela
Republican State Committee
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Ning Men Drowned in Cumberland Whirlpool
A raft was drawn into a whirlpool in the upper Cumberland near Anna Law on Wednesday and pine men were drowned.
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Ning
Cagrsace
Tenn
Upper
Cumberland
Anna Law
Pine
Death of Judge William A Porter in Capron Indiana
Judge William A Porter longtime Speaker of the Indiana Legislature from 1840 to 1847 died at age eighty four in Capron Indiana. Born in Ohio on February 28, 1800, his career included service as Postmaster General under Gresham.
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Wiliam A. Porter
Capron
Ind
Willam
Porter
Inliang
Gresham
Ohio
Saunas
SHERMAN DECLINES PRESIDENCY IN PERSONAL REMARKS
A Jan 24 report from Washington quotes General Sherman asserting he will not be a candidate for the presidency. He says he would not accept the nomination, even if acclaimed and winning every Electoral vote, preferring private life free of war and political strife. He notes the presidency would require leaving the army and brings up discomfort and lack of credit post term.
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Corment Torica
Waasutraton
Sherman
Ile
White House
Justice Grant
Wall Street
Arthur
Congressional Proceedings Highlight Senate and House Debates
The report covers Senate and House actions with bills on Fitz John Porter relief, land grants, and brand new rules. It notes resolutions on foreign relations, anti lottery ads, and an expedition bill. A Garfield Memorial Church dedication in Washington features President Arthur and Secretary Frelinghuysen.
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Congressionat
Senate
House
Fitz John Porter
Bevern Petifona
Lidiunds
Triton
Central Pacific
United States
Ely
Territories
Anderson
Mr.Anthony
France
America
Hoar
Committee On Public Lands
Sewell
Logan
Mrr
Sherman
Danville
Mathews
Coplah County
Milas
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Tribes
Galmelson
Hodes
Dexter
Gould Exhibits Wealth Vault Riches For Public Eye
Reports from New York say J Gould displayed his securities to a circle of gentlemen revealing holdings larger than in March 1882. Western Union stock around 2.19 million plus Missouri Pacific 10.9 million were seen, with other packages in a vault at Equitable Building. A broker estimates Gould’s current holdings across several openings, noting a substantial total amid rumors of a two million loan renewal being refused.
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Jay Gata
Crileria
Wall Street
Gould
Western Unies
Unioa
Georgy
Yerry
Terry
Abr
Equitable
Mercantile Trust Company
Mr. Gould
Western Union
Syndicate of
Liars
Bir. Gould
Wester Union
Missouri Pacific
Merchants Plan East Side Hotel Effort
MILWAUKEE Jan 23 The Merchants Association has called a meeting Thursday evening to discuss securing an erection of a hotel on the East Side. The proposed building is expected to cost about 12000.
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Milwavere
Merchants’ Association
Thaselene
Frost Sparing Orange Trees Reported In Mosix County
Frost reports on orange trees in Mosrix Alabama remain unconfirmed by county orchard owners. Some orchards show frost damage but no verified killings of trees are reported, with officials unable to confirm widespread destruction.
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Mosrix
Ala
Dan
Global Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Britain and Africa
A fearful hurricane and rainstorm battered Great Britain causing telegraph outages, toppled chimneys, and multiple fatalities. Reports from Khartoum and Port Said describe demoralized garrisons, rebel movements, and ongoing tribal negotiations. Wheat trade talks in London and profits from India trade surface amid broader regional instability. Irish mass and funeral rites mark Patrick O Donnell’s memory as families fund monuments. Java coffee crop prospects dip due to labor shortages amid exams in the Windward Islands.
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London
Great Britain
Knartorm
Khartown
Berber
Khartoum
Baln Bey
Mesalamin
Il Mahdi
Wardrain
England
Egypt
Gladstone
Soudan
Baker Pasha
Lonpos
America
Europe
East India Association
Memnorial
Council of India
India
Derrybay
County Donegal
Patrick O'Donnell
Carey
Pattek O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Victor Hugo
Ireliam
Sehenik
Melfstih
Sehenek
Austria
Mulfatti
Duke of Reichstadt
Napoleon I
Schenck
Loxney
Charles Duke
Kensington
Red Sea
JaVana
Jamaica
Aspinwall
Windward Islands
The Mexican Treaty and Grant Pecuniary Interest Allegations
An anonymous congressman cited a Washington Star article claiming Senators doubted the Mexican reciprocity treaty due to possible Grant and Lemery monopolies. Grant replies by letter denying any pecuniary stake, asserting voluntary effort for improved U S Mexico ties, and noting only a distant railroad interest with no current profitability or involvement in the treaty.
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Grant
Romero
Mexico
United States
Genersaya
Cahersnuy
Vandecar jury unable to reach verdict in murder trial
The jury in the Vandecar murder case near Waupaca Wisconsin was discharged yesterday afternoon after failing to agree on a verdict. Jurors had deliberated for forty four hours. Vandecar stood trial for the murder of banker Mead.
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Waupaca
Jad
Vandecar
Cass
Mead
Destructive fires sweep Chicago and Louisiana
Fire destroyed Schneiders candle factory in Chicago near noon Sunday. Two adjacent warehouses were saved. Loss estimated at 155000 dollars with 53008 dollars insured. Fragments report large cotton losses at Murrells Point Louisiana and multiple buildings burned at Lowaill Minh. The roundup notes include court actions, donations to Franklin and Marshall College, and political maneuverings.
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FE. Schneiders Candle Factory
Chicago
Fotailly
Leipsic
Murrells Point
Lowaill
Minh
Shepard
Superior Court
Lknola
Mra
M. Ilood
Frederick
Franklin and Marshall College
Timoty A. Slant
United States Navy
New Pavan
Conn
Inngs
Kentucky
Ohio River
Covington
Jay Gould
Western Union
Nissouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Wabash
Union Pacific
I Chicago
Illinois
Pahiti
Anite
San Francisco
Papeete
Aire
Mie
McUoid
McCrary
Bay County Savings Bak
Thesitay
Bay City
Mich
Sarah Alton
Prtham
Randall
Pennsylvania
Helier
Anll
D.C. Haskell
Charles V. Klalpert
Avo
Ie Sr Praaelsen
Imanes
Abel Wis
Boston Judes
Ad Fo Vetter
Niles
Cinchinal Java
L. A. Preis
Benjamin Tobnson
Washington
Huntington
Colton
Als
Baltimore
America
Simpson
Goucher
Micky Harry Moss
New Orleans
Decatur
Madagascar
S&l. Alexander
Lowa
St Louis
Patrick J. Ryag
Treia
New Lambertton
N. J
Pennsylvania Coke Men
Arthur
Montreal
Indianapolis
Joel Fowler
Desparado
Gail
Sovorto
N. M
New York
Fentov
Louis Macaives
Wierd
Teh Yate Raed
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St. Louis
Sunday News
General Sherman
Tee
Thuse Committee On Agriculture
Springer
Department of Justice
Arizona
Japan
Horace Capron
Yesso
Jyouse
Sud
Washingtox
Garfield Memorial Church
Vernont Avenue
Thomas Cirela
W. R. Pendleton
Bethany College
West Virginia
KR. M. Bishop
Cincinnati
Frelinghuysen
Garfield
Republican Congress Executive Committee
Hawisg
Curicnco
Shaveron
Missouri
Manhattan
Rom Beyond the Sea
Americas
Vienna
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