Quibble Mill Fight Over Maxwell Murder Trial
In St Louis on June 8 lawyers Martin and Fauntleroy prepare a motion for a new trial in the Maxwell murder case. They argue juror misselection and judicial errors by Judge Van Wagoner, claiming public policy and improper examination during voir dire, with further objections to Preller’s body examination and sheriff actions. The defense aims to overturn the verdict, asserting numerous points and reserving others for future trials.
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St. Louis
Messrs. Martin and
Fauntleroy
Maxwell
McCullough
Circuit
van Wagoner
Supreme Court
Preller
van Warener
Wilich
Many Invitations To White House Wedding Revealed
Buffalo society notes say most guests invited to the presidential wedding were by Mrs. Folsom and not the bride, prompting mortifying reactions as some planned trips were canceled after a private note. A separate Cariboo stagecoach robbery in British Columbia yielded $10,000, with pursuit underway. Minnesota and Dakota spring wheat reports after recent rains show improved conditions, ending bag-chinching delays.
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Goosie
White House
Nobely
Wilken Bissel
Miss da Grees
Miss Fysom
Miss Folso
Mise
Virginia Kingsford
Osweld
Miss Folsom
Wells
Col Jege
Servidium
Victoria
B.C
Wvayuen
St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Anti-Polygamy Bill Report Prompts Constitutional Debate
The House Judiciary Committee released a long report on the Edmunds Anti-Polygamy bill. It opposes church state fusion, calls for dissolving the church corporation and Emigration Fund Company, and suggests Congress void charters while preserving religious liberty under constitutional limits. The panel favors civil action through the Attorney General to settle church property rights.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Congress
Church
Emigration Fund Company
United States
Incendiary Letter Tied to Deadly South Canal Street Fire
Cureaco police seek John Durkin in connection with the June 9 blaze at No 783 South Canal Street that killed eight. A postmarked Chicago letter dated June 7 implicates Durkin with threats against two women, ends with Catch me if you can, and resembles his handwriting he was arrested after presenting at the scene with his wife’s corpse nearby. Durkin denies writing and claims illiteracy while placing alibi in Joliet.
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Wiho
Cureaco
South Canaltreet
John Raleigh
Chicago
Svenam
Durkin
Joliet
Morrow Bill Targets Unlawful Possession of Public Land
In Wasinserox June 9 Mr Morrow of Colorado introduces a bill to declare unlawful occupancy of public lands without title. It allows holders to sue for possession and damages from trespass by stock harming property and crops, aiming to curb stock damage in public lands. The measure seeks to nullify laws that bar actions for damages unless lands are fenced and was referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
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Morrow
Wasniserox
Colorado
United States
Committee On
Pabie Lands
A Druggist's Dodge Fraud Case in Sac County
Des Morves La June 8 A fraud case before the State Board of Pharmacy ends with Myers and Walker punished. Myers forged Walker’s credentials to attempt a pharmacist examination and the board fines them 100 and 75 dollars respectively plus costs.
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Des Morves
State Board of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmacy
Sac County
Walker
Myers
Investig
Traud
Iowas Elephants and Public Funds Debated
Iowa debate centers on the salary issue for Senators who were paid for five weeks when the impeachment court was not in session. One Democrat repaid 216 to the treasury, citing his children’s pleas. Oregon notes a felon hunt in Omaha for a Missouri escapee, while Port land reports Democratic gains and Knights of Labor influence. Missouri pharmacists prepare for Sweet Springs meeting with sports program included.
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Dra Moixes
Iowa
Muscatine
Treasury
Iona
Oregon Democratic
Portiaxp
Ore
Supreme Court
Democratic Central Committee
Pennover
Knights of Labor and
Anticoolie Societies
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Congress
Pennoyer
Portland
Multnomah
St. Louis
Missouri State Pharmaceutical Association
Sweet Springs
J. S. Moffit
G. J. Meyer
Charles H. Ault
H. J. Walruff
L. Kunz
D. K. Wheeler
Hog and cattle market notes from farmers journal
A stock report discusses hog price expectations, crop outlook, and demand. It notes dangers of plank floors for hogs, salt bloat treatment for cattle, and advice on profitable pork timing. Cattle fattening on good pasture is emphasized along with pasture variety and cow appetites. Also covered are dairy and sheep topics, plus a Dakota farming note on land sales, gopher control, shade trees, and a Dakota elevator project amid corn shipments.
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Ohio Farner
Nan
Kansas
Holcombe
Ee Farm
Pennington County
Dakota
Dak
Nebraska
Chicago Tribune
Market Reports Grain and Provisions from St Louis
St Louis market reports show grain and provisions with prices for wheat corn oats and flour futures. Also notes creamery eggs pork lard and cattle prices with mixed futures and steady to firm tones across commodities and regional exchanges.
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St. Louis
Zee
Suisky
New York
Ile Sakee
Oes
Interetto
Texas
THE IRISH RIOTS AND BOSTON-STYLE VIOLENCE IN BELFAST
Belfast unrest continues after two days of Orangemen rioting as police and troops rush in from Dublin. A pub was burned after a mob attacked it. police fire wounded many and six men and two women were reported killed. Arrests made. Orangemen vow revenge and arms purchases surge. Also notes convicts released in Joliet and a Brooklyn factory collapsing under a Knights of Labor boycott pressure on Brennan & White.
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Orangemen
Belfast
Dublin
O'Hara
Shank Hill
Detfast
Grand Army Gossip Recruits and Pension News
Five recruits to Junction City Kansas Post No. 6 muster in at a meeting under department command. John B. Boyd of Girard Kansas wins pension allowances totaling over 1000 dollars. Shelton Nebraska plans a soldiers reunion July 2 and 3 with 24 July celebrations. The Grand Army Index expands in Nebraska with offices in Omaha and Lincoln. An Indianapolis reunion honors General Sherman and General Logan amid flowers for the rector. Nebraska Loyal Legion installs officers in Lincoln with multiple posts across the state.
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Junction City
Kan
John B. Boyd
Girard
Buffalo County
Neb
Shelton
Major Bird
New York Grand Army
Jeff Davis
Chatham Artillery
Chicago Inter Orean
Omaha
Lincoln
John Briggs
P. Cook
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Elkhart
Ind
United States
National Tribune
Indianapolis
Shermen
Logan
University Park
Loyal Legion of Nebraska
J. W. Savage
J. W. Broatch
Cobb
J. M. Brown
W. H. Ijams
William Wallace
F. E. Moore
E. S. Dudley
H. E. Palmer
Plattsmouth
Church
Howe
Auburn
W. H. Michael
Grand Island
G. M. Bumphrey
Pawnee City
Home and Farm Cookery Tips From Various Papers
A collage of domestic hints from magazines and newspapers offering kitchen pointers. Topics include safe water use, cooking oats, charcoal for poultry quarters, salted dairy tips, tomato canning, early pest control, selecting fowls for sitters, pickling cabbage and peppers, pickle preparation, and cauliflower cooking methods.
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Troy
Cincinnati
Toledo Blade
Professor Cook
Mic Agricultural Cell
Parish Green
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Vitality
Tired, languid crowds seek relief from summer fatigue through Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims it restores appetite, improves digestion, purifies blood, and boosts energy, citing testimonials from Mus. J. F. Doracane of Pascong and William H. Clovgn of Tilton, New Hampshire, after partial and full bottle use.
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Hood
H. “Hood
Whlliam H. Clovgn
Tilton
N. H
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription offered for female ailments
An advert accusing female health issues and offering Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a remedy. Claims include relief from ulceration displacements fever bearing down sensations and cancerous tendencies. Mentions other cures and patent medicines with promotional tone and assorted product claims.
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Omaua
Junes
Gill
Missouri State Penitentiary
Durham
Missouri
Jefferson City
Avtiye
H. Lassing
M Db
Wiseacre
Reily
Warner
Lassing
WARIO
Sycoe
Hall
LAW
Ayer
New Haven News
Kansas City
We. X. Lve
BASSI
Mge
Borren
Creamers
Fan
America
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Checago
Boston Herald
Jreck
Boston
Sixtor
Gil
Genut
Norristown Herald
Ciara
Amy
Jor
Harry Lowe
Figley
Pittsburgh
Jim Thompson
Bingo
Lowe
Eddie Phelan
Charlie
McManus
Jack Christy
William Clark
G. J. Hood & CO
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Lowell
St Paw Herald
Brauytne
Picayune
Pike
Glenn
Seaman Coun
Dr. Lace
Piso
Zuriches
Lizzie Buexnax
Cooke Ave
St Loain
St. Sedalia
Sara
Brown
Brownic
Tara
Auch Benest
Brown Chemical CO
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Expresser Freight
Poydrae St New
Luis
Pera
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
Frazer
C. Liguruovis
Rochester
S.C
Kip
Ratcher
Huck
E. RuTl & Bro
Garon
Fifth Street
W. Mouroe
Brockett
Kansas City, A
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Bayar Steartox
St. Love, Mo
Stert
Banwster Savett Rall Bolder CO
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D. Stephens
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