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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1882

Page

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Guiteau Trial Weighs Down Journalistic Pulse

The Express notes the Guiteau trial dragging on with calls for new witnesses while Judge Scoville seeks a Saturday adjournment. It highlights Iowa figures Maj. C. B. Farwell on key committees and revisits President Arthur and War Secretary Robert Lincoln through Iowa visitors. The piece laments shallow legislative turnover, praises long service, and warns of lobbyists and public apathy shaping Des Moines politics.

Lafey Young Atlantic Telegraph Arthur Maj. Farwell Judge Farwell Todegraff J. J. Graves Col. W. EK. Supp Iowa Virginia South Graves New York Robert Lincoln Abraham Linculy

Educational Work Among the Freed in Talladega

A letter from Miss M. J. Smith describes Christmas scenes and the progress of education among the emancipated in Talladega Alabama. She highlights Talladega College Fos ter and Stone and quotes President Garfield on universal education as the nation faces danger. The freed people show devotion to the Union and advance in self reliance and literacy.

the Express Talladega Blue Ridge Mountains Alabama Jerusalem Talladega College Foster and Stone Presiden Garfield Industri

State cases dominate December Session roster

The December session lists numerous state cases with guilty verdicts and varied sentences including fines, imprisonment terms, and labor. Defendants like Clark Buxton Ola B Johnson Alexander McMannwn Edward McCabe and others face penalties. civil actions and assorted adjudications follow with heirs, guardians, and county officials referenced.

Joan Shanz J. A. Crapnan P.O. Bancoek Clark Buxton Ola B Johnson State Thos, Brown I'hafto Patrick Gran Justice of the Peace Corta Alex. McMannwn J. W. Jamison Anamoera Penitentiary Edward McCabe RR. M. Bush Richard Brown R. M. Bush J. M. Bush C. Collingsworth State Vy Tim Buxton Vesta Finnegan Biggart Mre Coltor W.T. Howard Elisha Williams Amamosa Penitentiary R.M. Bush Anamosa K. Parker Geo Samuel Woodward Sauce M. Brongan Samuel M. Bronson John Hussey Board of Supervisors Jouca County Iowa Parsons & Foley I. M. Helknap Mary Ann Mead Lydia Smedley Lydia M. Smedley Jeremiah Friend Rachael Williams Judgt Cgainst J. WH. Williams Mienry Davobs V. Herren Sarah D. Monroe Edward Monroe Henry Herren Henry J. Davobs WN. M. Everhart Ann Reiger John Rewer Phy Puy NT. Hall Geo. Haun Costa Davis Reynold A. Brownell Standard Cigar Company Geo. B. Moore Bradley & Vrooman George I. Moore Carnes & Co G. W G. Lovell, Gar Plify W.E. Hoag Consen

Property Transfers Recorded December 19 to 24

Legal recorder entries list transfers including Samuel Eby to Keimer Henrie Fridrich Scheer in Seateh Grove with instruction by Patrick McMullen and others, and John F Tallman from Hannah Tallman in B Washington. Other notes show Maggie Boblken to Diedriekirk for 1700 dollars and details for Greenfield district deeds.

Samuel Eby Keimer Henrie Fridrich Scheer Seateh Grove Patrick McMullen Waebington Hannah Tallman John F. Tallman Washington G. W. Lawtonh D- Keeler Greenfield Maggie Boblken Diedriekirks Wayne

Friendship Poem From Pratuiesers December 18 1881

A poetic piece from Pratuiesers Pennsylvania expresses desire for a steadfast friend who stands by in morning noon and night. It extols constant loyal love through danger and joys, imagining a companion who plans for good and remains true without betrayal.

Pratuiesers

White Bronze Monument Purchased for Grave in Iowa

Wa. DusMoss of Caxton Iowa certifies purchase of White Bronze Monument No 137 from Geo F Heald. He notes it arrived and pleased him, recalls selling marble years ago, chose a stone for his son's grave, and describes Vermont marble as turning black and crumbling when compared to the modern monument.

Iowa Tut Express Tuk Senate House of Representatives John P. Irish Stue Towa Keifer Garfield Arthur Trish Lown Congress of the Republic Maine Vermont Rhode Island Loutbridge Walden Wilson Clark Chirk Thompson Kirkwood Kasson Republican Party South Washington Congress Blaine Dawes Massachusets United States Senate Edwards Rosco Conkling Fernando Wood Cox Voorhees Allison Ias Bouth Congres Wa. DusMoss

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