A Year In Advance From The New York Sun
The New York Sun claims to have uncovered Horace Greeler death cause. It cites a forged tribune editorial simile and alleged authorship disputes around November 1873 material. The piece notes Greeler’s ties to the Tribune and mentions Custer era references as part of the surrounding controversy.
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Tyihaye Bey
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Tribunne
Railroad Charges and Political Perjury in New Orleans Case
Reported actions in the Orleans Parish Grand Jury probe show fear of political influence as trials open. Louisiana electoral vote manipulation led to the arrest of State Senator Jethro Buret for embezzling district funds. Dr. Lewis S. Pilcher outlines Brooklyn croup findings with maps indicating affected dwellings and soil influence. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy case discusses railroad rates regulation and legislative power to set fair charges.
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Kings County
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Supreme Court
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Max Miller Seying
England
Lane
Isaac Pitman
A. J. Ellis
Gladstone
Tito Pagliardinialo
Ickers
Exeter
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Byzantium
Christ
Bey
Electoral Fraud and Warrant Issuance in Louisiana Case
Warrants were issued for four members of the electoral board amid a federal level inquiry into alleged fraud and forged returns in December elections. Wells, Kenner, Alderson, and Cassnavre faced charges under the Revised Statutes, with large Democratic vote adjustments cited. Violent reactions and activist rhetoric followed as investigations expanded to multiple parishes and potential forgery across the state.
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Public policy and patronage in Hayes era critique
Opinion argues President Hayes and Cabinet mix official duties with partisan efforts. It warns that officials aiding Republican aims risks eroding civil service norms and invites retaliation against the administration. Also notes proposed Missouri railroad subscription law and English spelling reform debates.
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