Turner Case Defense Opens in Chicago Court in 1870s Trial
The defense argues the Turner case rests on forged deeds and a long, convoluted title chain. They claim witnesses show Turner did not forge documents and present a credible defense with letters, powers of attorney, and expert testimony to prove innocence.
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Flood Damage In Central Illinois Reaches High Toll
Cuiiaco reports floods in the county causing about 100000 dollars in damage, mainly from Calumet River overflow inundating land and hay crops. A Jacksonville dispatch notes Central Illinois crop and rail losses could run into millions, Morgan County alone about 250000. Southern and central areas show gloomy prospects, though hopes rise for better weather and harvest.
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Centen nial pork packers seek proper Chicago display
Aug 5 reports from Springfield and Williamson County describe a centennial celebration with the Second Regiment picnic and calls for pork packers to secure a credible exhibit at the fair. Chicago packing figures show 2,500,000 hogs and 80,000 cattle this year. Damaged river flooding in central Illinois threatens crops with losses estimated near 7 to 8 million dollars. Governor Beveridge faces limited state aid to Williamson County criminals, urging local action and funds exhausted by small rewards.
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Ford & Co. Publishers Tied to Beecher and Eggleston Era
The Brooklyn Eagle notes J B Ford & Co was organized about seven to eight years ago with partners J B Ford Samuel Wilkevon John K Howard and Edward L Ford. They published subscription books including Life of Christ, Christ in Art, Library of Poetry and Song and Knight’s American Mechanical Dictionary. High prices and poor sales during hard times crippled the firm as later publications such as Mrs Stowe’s works failed to meet expectations.
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Fechter Hamlet Engagement Delayed By Montreal Incident
The Toronto Globe reports a troubled Royal Opera House performance by Charles Fechter. Anxious audience waited as delays, noise from the gallery, and a late start compromised the Hamlet staging. Fechter addressed the audience citing wrongs in Montreal before Bangs stepped in as Horatio.
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Carrollton Forms High-Toned Baseball Club In Heat
The Carrollton project aims to restore honor after a rival scoop. A new club gathers skilled locals with named players and officials listed, training under rules and a comic set of heat driven game guidelines.
Judge Urges Humility to New Law Graduates
Judge Underwood counsels four young lawyers who passed the exam to stay humble and seek learning. He warns they may overestimate themselves, urges them to visit the justices' court, study hard, and remember many will doubt their integrity while the wise judge may know little. He warns against pretension and laments lawyers who pretend knowledge of unrelated fields.
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Hard set ducks and a wary school lesson joke
A Vermont Sunday school tale recalls a modest young man in class who, asked to name the Sadducees, admits he does not know. He quips they were a hard set of ducks, prompting the Deacon to remark they were hard set worse than the Universallate in a moment of humor.
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Bride’s First Ocean Swim Ends In Harrowing Plunge
A young bride-to-be eagerly heads to the Branch to enjoy the ocean. She plunges in and performs fourteen involuntary somersaults, gets a clam shell in her eye, skins her shoulders, is flipped seventeen times, and is rescued in a comatose condition after a perilous surf incident.
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