Evil Genius by Wilkie Collins Begins in Times
The Times publishes Wilkie Collins new story The Evil Genius this week via Chicago Styl e Works with advance sheets secured at great expense. The tale sustains the author’s high reputation and is exclusive for Sullivan County.
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A Passive Crime Opens Second Week in The Times
The Times runs the second weekly installment of A Passive Crime and highlights the new story as among the best to appear. The paper promises ongoing two-story features and urges subscriptions with available back issues and numbers to match the new year.
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Sullivan Times Editorial Highlights 1886 Politics and Roads
The article opens with reflections on 1886 marking a pivotal year across the globe, then shifts to local industry praising Davis Engle Davis and Rost Robbins for boilers engines and machinery. It reports political critique of Prosecutor Axtell and quotes on section 2000 while noting a cabinet expulsion, road tiling plans, tile production benefits, local social events and community notices.
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Constitutional Fees and Fines in 1885 Case
A court transcript describes Justice Hoggatt fining McClong and Wence one dollar each for an assault case, with five dollar cabinet attorney fees deemed constitutional. Judge Buff overruling the unconstitutional part, E. W. Self is expelled from the cabinet. the court orders payment or commitment until paid on November 25, 1885.
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Good roads by tile drainage urged for Sullivan county
The county should tile roads before spreading gravel to ensure durable surfaces. Proper tile installation is essential and not a job for unskilled labor. A recent tiled stretch near the old fairgrounds was poorly done and risks failure, prompting broad interest to improve road conditions for horse and wagon travel.
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Key 19th Century News Roundup
A wide array of brief items from Milwaukee to Chicago reports include hydrophobia death, Philadelphian publisher Elppincott’s heart disease, Mormon apostle Snow’s conviction, Rumsey elected Chicago Board of Trade vice president, Park 44 Ontario petroleum find, New York exports exceed six million, jail escape in Charleston WV, Pennsylvania lumber losses hit three million, A M Wright elected Chicago Board of Trade president, Colima eruption alarms residents, pleuro-pneumonia found in 25 cattle near Masonville PA, New York imports and exports tallied, US rail track laid 3113 miles, unfinished Casino in Washington to be completed, Indiana militia strength, Purcell estate deficit, Sweet sentenced in Chicago, Michigan Central collision kills fireman Mooney, Niles Michigan bond vote for public buildings, Gilchrist pension and back pay, Springman awarded for life cripple, Pittsburgh coal strike winding down, Ohio Senate leadership, Northern Pacific earnings, Olney fled to California, Ashley jailed over mail obstruction, visible wheat supply up, London Americans surviving on alms, Baker marries widow with eleven, Sidney Nebraska verdict, Cincinnati Sunday theater ban, Prairieville frost anomaly, Coal Valley miners camp, Fort Adams suicide, Zanesville to Marion rail plan, Oregon mail service protests, O Leary sentenced, Willam Lester arrested, San Francisco felony indictment, W D Chipley sinking, Crestline illegitimate birth, Coast guard death by self hemorrhage, Zanesville-Marion rail claim, Milton Weston homicide flight rumor, Rock Island rail stance, Ohio Central sale shifts, Green Bay theft case.
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Burns and rumors sweep towns in scattered notices
A tumult of brief items recalls fires in Philadelphia and Detroit, a murder case in St. Louis, legal actions in Wisconsin and Illinois, shipper and railway movements, and political shifts across the United States. Details include a murder trial next month, delays in court hearings, and local disturbances in several cities.
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