Harrington Case prompts respect for courts and calls for reform
The Morning Appeal discusses the Harrington decision, arguing for judicial independence and the need for principled justice. It criticizes land reservations for Indians, notes Elko County actions, reports horse theft growth, a murder, and local officials including Livingstone and Sheriff Roan, plus Bishop Whittaker's Belmont visit.
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Storey County
Supreme Court
Harrington
Hansefermens
Hatneman
Judge Pratt Marries Lizzie Jones in New York City
United States District Court judge Orrin C. Pratt wed Lizzie E. Jones in New York City. After the ceremony the couple planned a quick return to Philadelphia then back to New York, with an incident at a Fourteenth Street gambling house involving the judge and later news of court proceedings. The report blends society notes with stray regional items and sketches of local events.
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Orrin C. Pratt
United States District Court of California
Lizzie E. Jones
California
Pratt
New York
Sturtevant House
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia
Inge 2
Mr. Smith
Judge Pratt
No. 108
East Fourteenth Street
Jude Pratt
Propriotors
Hr World
Minnesota's Default and Attila Metaphor Echoed Abroad
The article cites Minnesota 1853 bonds of 2,276,000 issued to four land grant railroads, foreclosures yielding land and 240 miles of graded rail lines, and a state repudiation of interest. It notes Pope Pius IX likening the German emperor to Attila as a moral awakening and describes a Mexican thief in Austin found with stolen horses tied to Woodruff and Kunor, Palisade, with arrest pending in Belmont.
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Black Hills
Silver State
Minnesota
New York Tribune
Emperon
Germany
Attila
London Times
Rome
Cxeeur
Hine Lopez
Jn Austin
Woodruff & Kunor
Palisade
California
Lopez
Belmont
Herown
Elke
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