The Pickpocket Case at Grace Church Ball
In New York a detective recounts tracking a famed pickpocket who targeted wealthy women at a Grace Church wedding and a grand academy event. A ruse with Miss Belle leads to Madame Delaunay’s arrest and confession, revealing a Paris police connection and a string of jewelry thefts.
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Vagter Tolevest
Indy
Mr. P
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Academy
Grace Church
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Louisiada
Bellé
Belle
Tovitynan
18Th Street
Bella
Nerozs
Apuriong
Ian da
Adenlhien
Boje Almudt
Delaunay
Madame Delauney
Madame Delan
Madame Delaney
Solitars
Miss R
Madame Delawney
Madame Delaunay
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Cab
Lovag
Creme de la Create
New York
Lio
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Birs
Johnson
Miss Belld
Zool
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Madame Delauingy
Madame Delauncy
Copeneil
Tee
Lier
Chicup
Paris
National Convention urged by House resolu tion
The House Committee on Federal Rulaciors reported a joint resolution urging the General Assembly to take steps for a National Convention to propose amendments to the Constitution. The measure passed 62 to 42 as the Senate debated deeper issues of secession and national unity, reflecting tensions between state sovereignty and federal authority.
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Sa Lewis
House
General Assembly
Washington Bienis by Dwr Waisiusetox March 29
Confederate news and civilian letters from Washington discuss Sumter evacuation, Lincoln policy, and Confederate stance. Debates in Charleston caucus on slave trade and new state admissions, with mixed signals on recognition and diplomacy. New Orleans and New York correspondence reflect mounting tensions and appointments to the Sumter crisis.
Washington Items and Foreign Dispatches from April 1
Dispatches describe a policy discussion with the President about holding southern ports and revenue collection, indicating evacuation of Fort Sumter would not change federal control. Reports from New York financials note a new loan likely at ninety-two to ninety-three, with annexation measures on Hispaniola prompting protests to Spain. London Times correspondent Russell is arriving, with a detailed portrait and notes on his age and appearance.
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Washington
N.Y. Evening Post
Fort Sumter
Saless
Avery Ileal
Justice Nalionalricht
Sebban
Piedmont In
France
Naples
Piedmont
Miachiy
Nodens
Terest
Coitfort
Ace
Nipoleon
Venetia
Europe
Lienel
Teutian
Republic
Addiés
Edie
Wrorth
New England
Naw Bahai
Andy
Waashiveras
Suuixcerestig Poligy
Mem- 1
Thio
Ohio
Gulf
Fuch
Sumter
Wien
ORIN
New York
Yan Ax
Rekiyoa Mattie
U.S
St. Domingo
Hare
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Montgomery Towaris Uke Ciuf
New York Leader
Russell
Londen Times
Aspluoup
Thi Lin
Payment of French Fries MMTES at Monroc
A dated 20.3. MIDLEX from Mongoo April 1660 notes a large quantity of press items and various rich styles offered to be shown to the ladies of Monroc and vicinity. It promises continued trade and meriting their regard through stylish pieces.
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Bress Fries
Monroc
Midlex
Cornele Co Machine praised over Grover & Baker model
An 19th century ad claims the Cornele Co sewing machine is versatile and easy to operate. It touts durable double-needle stitching, wash-tub durability, and superiority over Grover & Baker machines for family use. The advertisement mentions EA West as the contact for further details.
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Bakerstieth
Grover & Baker
EA. West
Amberotypes and portraits offered by Anderson and SANDERSON
Auctioneered listings show Ambrotypes and miscellaneous photographs for sale at varying prices from fifty cents upward. The fragment mentions Anderson and SANDERSON as sellers and references a location likely Houke Square with date October 186.
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