Andrew Jackson's Fine and Martial Law Clash at Trial
A chaotic episode in which Andrew Jackson clashed with courts over martial law. A man named Lawrie was tried for bribery, acquitted, and Jackson, claiming martial authority, jailed Loufmier before sending Hall and Wisner out of the city. A rumor of peace surfaced but Jackson pressed on, was summoned for contempt, and paid a $1,000 fine amid cheering. The report also includes a New York Telegram notice on a home remedy for a scalp-stimulating liniment.
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Jurys Hall
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Loutsland
Tennessee
Dullus
Philadelphia Press
Definition of Legal Papers Confuses Profane Phrase
Muddled quip ponders why lawyers call papers betters. Incomplete wording hints at joking about time and events, with no clear subject or surrounding context to identify people places or organizations. The fragmentary item resembles a humorous aside rather than a full news note.
Whittier Visitor Tale From Missouri Pilgrim Anecdote
A Missouri visitor pressured Whittier into writing homeward sographs on foolscap to share with friends. The poet allegedly endured the fan’s fervor while guards kept him from losing more buttons from his cast souvenirs.
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Whittier
Missouri
Cruel Kindness in High Society Opera Night
A Chicago Record quip describes a society husband who faces “hard luck” when a supposed friend invites him and his wife to the opera. The cost of attending looms large with a new hat, gloves, silk stockings, a twelve dollar pair of shoes, a gown, an opera cloak, and a taxi for the night, highlighting lavish expense and social satire.
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Chicago Record
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