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01 Feb 1882
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1882
Page
1
Vibes Plot to Assassinate Haiti President Reported
An assassination attempt aimed at the President of Haiti is reported from Toronto on a January date in severe winter conditions. Other items note a tug boiler explosion near Havershaw New Jersey killing three, a Rochester shoe-laster strike affecting 2000 workers, and multiple separate incidents and political updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Havershaw
N. J
Death of Daniel Boone Descendant Dr Levi D Boone
Chicago physician Dr Levi D Boone descendant of Daniel Boone is dead. He came from Kentucky in 1829 and served in the Black Hawk war. A jumble of other notes mentions a juror count, a balloon discovery near England, and a murder inquiry in Indiana tied to Garrett and Mrs Walton with Guiteau quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Levi D. Boone
Chicago
Boone
Dumois
Kentucky
Smallpox Case Follows Brief Recovery Then Death
A brief report notes a smallpox patient who recovered briefly but then died, illustrating the disease's deadly turnaround.
Nugent Property Receiver Reported Stock Value
The Nugent property in Texas shows stock finished and unfinished valued at 171,546 dollars. Buildings and home James in Texas are mentioned. Report notes Jesse James of the James gang has been in Fort Worth and Dallas under the alias John Labell, with a gang member shot during a St. George Hotel robbery attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent
Nugent & Co
Heme James
Texas
Jesse James
James
Fort Worth
Dallas
John Labell
St. George Hotel
Graves Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
James Graves, in New York City, shot thirteen year old Eddie Sodan on the street. He was convicted of murder in the first degree after insanity defense failed. The motive cited was long standing annoyance by the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graves
New York City
Eddie Sodan
Graves
Spuyten Duyvil Disaster Coroner Jury Finds Guilty
The coroner's jury in the Spuyten Duyvil railroad disaster finds officers of two trains and officers and managers of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad guilty of causing deaths in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuayten
Flood Devastates Johnsonville Tennessee Town
A Tennessee town of about 700 residents was completely submerged by record high waters. Every family fled, homes floated away, and the Cumberland River flood wrecked Nashville area, cutting access, gas supply, and flooding rail lines from Edgefield to Clarksville. Nine mile wide Tennessee River at Johnsonville, federal judge injured by a powder explosion in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonville
Tennessee
United States
Caldwell
Little Rock
Cumberland
Nashville
Edgefield
North Nashville
Memphis and
Louisville
Clarksville
Tennessee River
Bitter January Cold Sets Record Across East and Northeast
The January 24 cold snap left Bedford Pennsylvania at 22 below zero and Plattsburg New York at 25 below. Other readings included Saranac Lake 40 below and Boston 87 below mercury with Toronto at 38 below. A Trimble County Kentucky case reports an eighteen year old beating his mother and father with an ax-handle leading to a death and a $250 bail bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bedford
Alton
Summit City
New York State
Norwich
Whitehall
Plattsburg
Keesville
Glenn Falls
Baratogs
Sara
Trimble County
Kentucky
John Richmond
Insurrection Spreads Through Herzegovina Under Austrian Rule
A Ragusa correspondent describes a widespread national uprising in Herzegovina with insurgent bands forming in Nevisinje and nearby districts. Guerrilla chiefs unite with clans along the Hungarian frontier and Austrian outposts become precarious as volunteers burn homesteads and cry Death to strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzegovina
Ragusa
Nevisinje
Gatsko
Gutinje
Focha
Bilek
Trebinje
Zubei
Krisvaskia
Vulkalovich
Regusa
Upper Herzegovina
Gambetta Defeated and Resigns to Silent Parliament
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies rejected the revision bill by 305 to 117. Gambetta delivered his resignation to President Grevy along with his colleagues. Barodet urged a full constitutional revision, but the chamber voted 290 to 178 against it. Gambetta warned the committee's limits risk destabilizing the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambetta
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Constituares
Tribune
Barodet
Mob Hangs Jail Prisoner in Ironton After Night Raid
A mob of about fifty masked men abducted John Wagoner from Ironton jail in Lawrence County and hanged him in the courthouse yard. Wagoner and accomplice Zeek had been charged with murdering Dr. Beggs, a mill bookkeeper, as they allegedly planned robbery. Zeek confessed under fear, Wagoner denied guilt in his final moments. The mob, orderly and prepared, led the execution after obtaining jail keys from the sheriff's frightened wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohica
John Wagoner
Ironton
Lawrence County
Joseph’ Beege
Court House
Wagoner
Beggs
Zeek
Eocale Imine
Tragedy Overturned: Mob Seizes Wagoner Hangs Body
The mob halted guards and kept Wagoner prisoner during the work, then dispersed. Wagoner’s body hung overnight before the coroner viewed him and an undertaker received him. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Zeek were arrested after Zeek’s confession, claiming innocence and willingness to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Hall
Senate Honors Burnside with Resolutions and Eulogies
The XLVIIth Congress adopted resolutions paying tribute to the late Senator Burnside. Senators Anthony Edmunds Marsey Hawley Harrison Jones Hale and Aldrich lauded his bravery and postwar reconciliation. Other actions included bills on Agriculture as an executive department tax on tobacco and punishing illegal bank certified checks. A joint resolution forfeited land grants to twenty two railroads and measures to prevent railroad rate discrimination were discussed. The Senate adjourned after further memorials for Senator Carpenter and ongoing financial bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Burnside
Anthony Edmunds
Marsey
Hawley
Harrison
Jones
Fla
Hale
Aldrich
Hampton
Ransom
North Carolina
Hatteras
Senate
Agricultural Department
Beck
Finance Committee
Plumb
Eas
United States
Territories
Teller
Northern Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
Texas Pacific
George
Cameron
Wisconsin
Senator Carpenter
Matthew A. Carpenter
House of Representatives
Dillon
Guiteau Speech and Porter Courtroom Summary
The article recounts Charles Guiteau's closing courtroom address and Judge Porter’s rebuttal during Garfield assassination trial. Guiteau reads his defense blaming insanity rulings, while Porter profiles his motives, calls him a liar, and outlines six reasons for conviction. The exchange includes reactions from Guiteau and Scoville, with moral and religious framing.
House Debates Private Bills and WarPension Proposals
The House, in the Committee of the Whole, considered six private bills and many measures including pensions for late war veterans and widows, authority for lands, and Chinese immigration limits. It passed a bill permitting Lincoln’s wife pension and approved numerous appropriations and inquiries into military expenditures and fortifications. The session adjourned after memorial tributes to Senator Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
War Department
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Wang
Peeto
Bureau of Mines and Mining
National Bank
Haskell
Kansas
Committee On Ways and
Signal Service
H. W. Howgate
Robertson
Massachusetts
Senate
Ward Hunt
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Matthew H. Carpenter
Neal
District of Columbia
Washington
Georgetown
Browne
Indiana
Secretary of the Interior
Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
French Doctor Claims Cure for Rheumatic Pies
A French doctor says he cured rheumatic pies by making them so angry that excitement triggered profuse perspiration. The claim presents an unusual treatment and raises questions about its medical basis.
Porter’s scathing portrait of Guiteau’s crimes at trial
Judge Porter delivers a searing closing argument labeling Guiteau a beggar hypocrite robber and swindler who tainted Garfield’s death with perjury adultery and murder intent. He depicts the assassin’s planning stalking the President and preparing for mob violence and insists justice demand a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guage
Pote
Chris
Garfield
Judge Cox
Davidge
Guiteau
Porter
Osiers
Patent Office
Epee
Porter Delivers Scathing Address In Court
Judge Porter denounces the defense as a sham imposture built on repeated assertions. He argues the defense seeks credence through repetition while the truth remains the opposite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Judge Porter Critiques Dr Spitzka in Trial Address
On the third day Porter spoke weary yet eager to finish before nightfall. He challenged Dr Spitzka by citing the printed testimony and questioned moral judgments drawn from the record. He pressed the jury to consider delusions, morbid propensities, and the defendant’s alleged mental state in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Drs. Kiernan and
Spitzka
Dr. Spitzka
Satan
Scoville
Verdict in Guiteau trial declares him guilty of murder
The jury finds Charles Guiteau guilty of murder in the first degree at the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Judge Cox commends the jurors and hints at possible post verdict actions but notes appeal is unlikely. Public interest remains high as officials discuss the case’s impact on political murder norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Guiteau
8Itske
Guiteau
Porter
Bspitzka
Wilkes Booth
Ah Siabeliind
Charles J. Guiteau
Mr. Porter
Voltaire
Judas Iscariot
Corday
Wrébolt
lo’Corday
Reed
Justi
France
Senate
Orter
Wise Ake
Sodus Poste
Clais
Judge Porte
Fred
Cox
Seeros
Fade Cox
Ffs
Scoville
Ion
Pane
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Walter 8. Cox
Rcuit Court
District Court of the
United States
Court of Visients of Error
Supreme Court of
Circuit Court of the District
Gepcome Court of the
Moore
Cranch
Supreme Court of the United
Gambetta's Fall Seen As Relief In France And Other Notes
A roundup cites Gambetta's downfall as relief for France, a mobbed Mormon procession in England injuring several, Kentucky House defeating a wife beating bill, and Austrian troops frightened by Herzegovina tax cruelty. Also reports a Iowa murder suicide, a Pa tornado loss, New England storm damage, and a NYC nitro incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambetta
France
England
Warzito
Iowa
Hefflin
Braptorp
New England
Guiteau
Avacust Davis
New Orleans
John A Morris
Shelby
D. C
Joe Rourke
Census Committee of Congress
House of Resentatives
Reflections on John Adams in Worcester Chronicle
A 125 year old note recalls John Adams writing from Worcester for lack of books time and friends. It laments obscurity yet urges perseverance over discouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Worcester
Advertising rates in Che Glermont Courier
Legal and transient advertisements cost 1.00 per square for the first insertion and 0.50 for each additional insertion. A liberal yearly discount is offered. Business cards up to six lines are 4.00 per year.
Ohio Senate Bills Spur Pay Raises and Tax Reforms
The Ohio Senate debated bills including taxing attorneys fees in partition cases and raising Supreme Court and Common Pleas judge salaries. A House joint resolution on St Clair distribution passed. Belmont County citizens urged shutting graveyard insurance. A budget of 36 400 21 dollars was proposed for legislature costs. The era known as the OConnor Legislature faced criticism over a careless bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Senate
Feasleer Tech
House
St. Clair
Brigham
Irene
Hollingsworth
Belmont County
Eased
State House Debates Funding Bills and Reforms
The House debated school funding plans totaling 1.58 million dollars and a 50 60 thousand dollar measure toward state debt interest. Bills aimed to repeal a line on Sunday prohibitions, raise witness per diem, create a seamen training ship, authorize sheep damages payments, and empower township trustees. Proposals included financial penalties for violations, alimony bonds, and anti gambling measures. A plan to modernize township education control faced adoption, while salary increases for judges were discussed but defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Judge Littler
Clark County
Reyiser
Stubb
Bowersox
Judiciary Committee
Scott
Lake Erie
Beman
Kith
Boonabor
Caney
Green
Hughes
Kahlo
Metcalf
DeWolfe
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Holbrook
Ee Tee
Allen
Wealth and charity a millionaire’s golden deed
A Peck s Sun reflection argues wealthy men gain more joy from funding public spaces and charitable works than from accumulating wealth after death. A thousand dollars rightly spent to create a beautified park with walks and lakes can warm a giver’s heart more than keeping it hidden. The piece imagines a benefactor visiting his own creation and feeling lasting pride and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Tol in France Revenue Trends of 19th Century
Reocentr-PosuisHep statistics indicate rising tol consumption in France this century. Data show state revenue from the article reaching 000,000 francs in 1815 and about 18,548,000 francs per head figures later, with increases tied to per capita measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reocentr-PosuisHep
France
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