Tweed Release From Prison To Bail In Court
William M. Tweed left Blackwell’s Island Penitentiary at midnight and was brought to the Court of Oyer and Terminer. He posted bail on criminal indictments with A. B. Sands and Charles Devlin as sureties, faced motions to quash, then was committed to Ludlow Street Jail to await the outcome of civil case bail reduction.
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Gold Found On Castle Creek In Black Hills Camp
A Grand Army of the Republic expedition notes gold indications on Castle Creek in the Black Hills. Prospecting parties and miners operate along French Creek with quartz veins and slate formations. The surveying camp moves north toward a central site while reports confirm paid quantities of coarse gold and ongoing exploration.
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Washington Pictorials at the Capital Case Notes From La Paz Prison
The article lists numerous names of prisoners and award amounts tied to Farragut era naval prize funds, plus notes on final distributions and an inquiry for 40,000 pounds to settle the Farragut awards. It also reports a massive backlog of land patents, with over 100,000 stored in the General Land Office basement, bearing early presidents’ signatures.
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Maine Democratic Convention Nominates Gen Roberts for Governor
In Augusta on June 2 the Maine Democratic state convention met with 499 delegates. Gen Samuel J Anderson was elected permanent chairman. The body adopted a platform urging sound money and a one-term presidential plan, opposing Republican reforms, and pledging economy and civil rights protections. Gen Charles W Roberts of Bangor was nominated for Governor by 402 votes, with Talreeely supporting consolidation. The convention adjourned after adjournment.
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Elsen
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Punt
Ohio Demarratte Ghnivention
Charles W. Roberts
Doh C. Talreeely
Prohibition State Convention Opens At Shakespeare Hall
The Prohibition State Convention met at Shakespeare Hall with Judge Van Cott as temporary chair and a plan for a straight Prohibition ticket. Edward M Crummy of Poughkeepsie urged the movement and denounced political parties as failing. The meeting optimistic about substantial support and a large anti-saloon vote this fall.
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Prohibition Party
American Riflemen in Ireland Show Satisfactory Practice
Foreign news reports strong scores by the American Rifle Team in Dublin practice at Tallmount, with a later promenade concert in their honor. The piece notes enthusiastic reception and invitations extended to the team amid a pages of French political debate and English revivalist events.
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Riots in Prussia and England In June 1675
Serious riots attributed to Altamontanes break out in Reha with injuries including a stabbing. London reports business failures of Tortall & Sonnet and William Mary I of Manchester with large estimated losses. Paris notes plans to fund delegates for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibit.
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Whisky Frauds and Government Seizures Reach Courts
A United States Court opinion discusses distillers whose books were seized amid whisky revenue enforcement. The judge allows certain books and papers to be used as testimony, with government officers allowed access during examination. The report notes twenty captures in North Carolina, detailing beer, mash, and other illegal outputs destroyed during a federal expedition supported by a Union cavalry detachment.
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