JURY OF HIS PEERS AND SENATE ACTIONS ON BUREAUS
The President ordered Brigadier General David G. Swain and Lieutenant Colonel Albert Morrow to stand trial by general court martial on Sept 10. The detailed court roster includes Major General Schofield and several brigadiers and colonels. Reports mention the English case and various fiscal and political moves including a new Bureau of Labor, a Dakota governor nomination, and debates on land grants and pensions.
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Swaim
English, Jr
Cook
Treasury Department
Iowa
Fredericks
Wison
Committee On’ Elections
Freerick
Neat
Kaynon
Tenry S Neal
Ohio
The
Treasty
Sugar Planters Move to Cut Wages Across Parish Industry
Louisiana sugar planters, facing overflow and low prices, vote to cut wages from typical seventy five to eighty cents per day with rations or sixty five to ninety cents without. Terre Bonne leaders pledge limits, aiming to spread the measure through the sugar districts. About one hundred thousand laborers, predominantly Black, would be affected if broad adoption occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
South
Terre Bonne
Week's Failures Reported by J L G Dun & Co
The Week's Failures summarize failures by region. United States failures reach 171 and Canada 28 for a total of 199, down from 205 the prior week. Western regions show slight increases while New England and Middle states decline. Data compares with weeks and years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
JL G, Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Wie Santh
BradsteerUs
Fuul Uf
Middle States
New England
Joe Inererse
Omaha Mayor Deposed Over Bribery Indictment
Omaha July 1 Mayor Chase, under indictment for bribery, was impeached and removed from office by the City Council for bribery, drunkenness and incapacity. Ex City Marshal Guthrie faces trial in the Criminal Court on bribery charges.
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Omaha
Nel
Chase
Criminal Court
Guthrie
Death by Starvation Case in Kansas Woman
Lillie Brayley of White Cloud Doniphan County Kansas died by starvation after abstaining from food for fifty three days and refusing to speak for seven weeks. Physicians ruled death by starvation noting she was otherwise healthy. A domestic dispute and the death of a niece preceded her decision to end her life. Earlier attempts with chloral failed before she stopped eating. Boston Debt Grows By Over One Million In One Year.
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Arcuiaon
Kan
Lillie Brayley
White Cloud
Doniphan
Lme
Cholera Crisis Spreads Across French Ports and Italy
Reports from Toulon, Marseille, and Algiers describe cholera outbreaks after ships from Italy and India. crews abandon vessels, refugees flood stations, and authorities impose extended quarantines and maritime controls amid rising deaths and efforts to purify cities.
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Scourte
Tounon
France
Mistral
Marseilles
Italy
Tottox
MaAnrs Hinins
Joly L
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company
London
Bombay
Belot
Navy
Snickle
M. Rochard
Naval Health Department
Lyons
Willlin
Orissa
Novi
China
India
Egypt
Anais
Paris
Toulon
Wien
Outa
Pligne
Board of Health
Vesels
Touiox
Minister of Commerce
Algiers
Lexpus
Bochard
Toulon Aa
Theavy
Anmwo
Pasis
Mapuio
England
Spanish Forte
Vessela
Guo
Democratic War Veterans Meet in Chicago Next Week
Temocratic War Veterans to Convene at 114 Monroe street at eight in the morning with General McClellan, Generals Rosecrans Slocum Weaver Butler Sigel and Governor Crittenden among early signatories. Nearly 8,000 names enrolled. mass conference to follow at the Exposition Building. Expected turnout includes 6,900 Union veterans as a political reorganization ahead of the next presidential election.
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Chic Eago
Conkling
OmeAgao
Exposition
Pryranunen
Lafayette Hall
Clinton Ti. Fiske
New Jersey
Jol Russell
Michigan
Russell
Ualor
Garfieldus Monument Describes Imposing Life President Tomb Tower
Cleveland readers learn details of a Garfield National Monument tower design by George J. Keller. The description covers a 250 foot tall tower with a circular colonnaded chamber around a sculpted tomb, a terracotta frieze, rear crypt, and views toward Garfield's birthplace eight miles away, honoring President Garfield as educator soldier and statesman.
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Cleveland
Gadeld
Garfield National Monument
Authoc
George J. Keller
Quartfornd
Com
Keaper
Stung
Garfield
Bas Rcotiery
Long
Kiberon
Whitney self binder woes lead to major debts in DeKalb County
Sycamony Illinois records show the Marsh Binder Company’s Whitney self binder failure over two years. Certificates of levy filed totaling forty five thousand six hundred nineteen dollars favor RKochalb National Bank and other claimants including executors of the Divine estate. reflects a defeat for the Marsh Harvester venture and losses for several parties. Mrs Kemp of Hewexa Montana attempted suicide to save her mother, and her daughter Ella was killed by a discharged pistol. An explosion at Wellington Colliery in Nanaimo injured several others.
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Toyota
Pennsylvania
Neavy
Barr
Driftwood
Cameron County
Alleghany Valley
Philadelphia & Erie
Charles MacDonall
Pennsylvania Company
Sycamony
Whitney
Marsh Binder Company
DeKalb County
Rkochalb National Bank
LN. Perry
Rochelle
Halcomb
Chicago & Sons Heallroad
P.M. Alden
George 5. Robinson
Divine Estate
Marah Brothers
Hewexa
M.T
Mia. C.F. Kemp
Ella
Western Starch Manufacturing Association
Peoria
Danville
North Carolina
Ehletly
Bonscombea
McDowell Counties
United States
New York
National League
Windsor
Harry Teo
Newton Masey
Mellis Brog
Portland
Ore
Pulladelphia
Captan Andrews
South Cacoling
Massachusetts
Conger
Gettysburg College
Mayetta
Nebraska
Walter Terrell
Diastome de Galtier
Sis
Ady Dowel
Wisane
St. Croix
Chippewa Falls
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Nesyuth Savings Institution
Willesale
Allan Pinkerton Dead A Legendary Detective Founder of Pinkerton Agency
Allan Pinkerton, founder of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, died at his Chicago home at 3:05 pm. Born in Glasgow in 1820, he rose from copper tradesman to U.S. Treasury special agent, then built a national agency with branches in New York and Philadelphia. His early cases included arresting express robbers and thwarting plots against Lincoln. he also organized the Secret Service for the Union Army. He leaves a widow and three of eight children survive. In July, financial markets show widespread bond interest payments while some railroads default on bonds.
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Cutcaco
Allan Pinkerton
Great
Pinkerton National Detective Agancy
West Adams Street
Soma Houts
Soma
Glasgow
Canada
Plunkerton
Tinkerton
Milwaukee Fire and Marine Insurance Company
le Bnally
Pinkerton
Treasury Department
Guthrie
Hin Liurels
Calsi4
Hig Girvices
Chicago
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Ifo
New York
Philadelphia
Augusta Stucrt Byron
Mary Sturt
Lord Byron
Admiral Napier
United States
Mer
Nathan M Roney
Adams Express Company
Montgomery
Maroney
Ita
New Jersey
Andy
Willan Roberts
Newhaven
Wilmington
Baltimore
Psobe
Lincoln
Hat City
Washington
Actin Express Company
Hxtlidwore
He _sisa
Harten Express Company
Battimere
Munk
Carbondale
Pins
Adaimy Express Company
Tia New Hasten
Mylart’s Bank
Servitum
Hudson River
Alerenaut
Union Express Company
Aly Pinkerton
One Brothers
Charles Andersop
Exier Tubbers
Seymur
Ind
HN @Npresé cay
Osgood Station
Fae
New Albany
John Pinkerton
Scothand
William A. Pinkerton
Robert A. Pinkerton
Mrs. Chalmers
Willian J. Chalmers
Three Children Burned Near Brier Hill Suburb
In a house fire at Brier Hill suburb Mr Patrick Murphy's residence caught fire yesterday at 1 PM. Mrs Murphy and one child escaped while three children aged five seven and nine sleeping on the second floor were burned to death.
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Youxesrown
Patrick Murphy
Brier Hum
World championship lacrosse title to Toronto Shamrocks
The Toronto Lacrosse Club defeated the Shamrocks of Montreal on Saturday to claim the world championship in a major lacrosse showdown. Also noted are multiple business and crime items including debts, plant shutdowns, and political figures.
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Havana
Toronto Lacrosse Club
Shamrocks
Montreal
John Strange
Menasha
Win
P. D. Morton
Llinois Watch Company
Springfield
Onpokos
Chicago
Buffalo
Lakes
Joan A. &Javenson
Iberville Parish
Farmers’ Loan and Trust’ Company
New York
American Heating and Power Company
Palmar
Cincinnati
Jerseyville
William 3. Beach
Tilton-Beecher
Attempting to Row Across the Atlantic From New Haven
Captain John Traynor of Bath Maine prepares to row across the Atlantic from Morris Cove in his sixteen foot boat. The voyage, two years in planning, follows earlier attempts and challenges while seeking a bold offshore crossing.
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New Haven
Conn
John Traynor
Bath
Morris Cove
Atlantic
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Gen. Swaim
Congress
Vanota
Gilbert A. Pleree
Chicago Deity News
Dakota Territory
Pierce
Bali
Bureau of Labor
Interior Department
Diblze Carsting
Fem Tine
Silas Jihesbipe
Dude Dru Queid
Senate
Ylus
Dolindarrett
Pittsburgh
I. Y. Powderly
Scranton
Miles ‘Thunphrey3
Amelia
Kanseus
Mitchell
Grand Army of the Republic
Hawley
Logan
Ansue
Charles H. Reed
John
Benate
Aol
Montis Beh Seneral
Jamnor Gang
James Shedman
Iveland
Pipmard
Dale Ball
Providence
Neton
New
Athletic
Columbus
Toledo
Brooklyn
Louisville Saeth
Althinore
Janapolis
Wi ‘Shington
Boston
Russia
Querantine
Algiris
Garfieldus Monument
Vicronis
B. G
Wellington
Nanaimo
Waite
Higake
Alness
Vyust
Pacific Aid
Sub-Treasury
Union ‘Trust Company
Mercantile ‘Trust
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Denver & Rio Grande
Bosnon
Lord Rosebery
Fouball
C. 12 Vandercook
Hatayla
Waterville Bay
Irish
RB Thompson
Monmouth
Lil
KT. O. Hubbard
Willian Edinger
East Seinan
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