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The Frenois Murder Mystery Reappears in Court
In Mauritius a wealthy merchant Clodomir Frenois faked his death after being robbed by John Moon. The plot unraveled when Frenois reappeared in court alive, revealing Moon as the culprit and restoring Frenois to his family and standing.
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Chambers’ Journal
Mauritius
Sieur Clodomir Frenois
Frenois
John Moon
Moon
France
Clodomir Frenois
William Burnett
John B. Weller Relieved From Service Overdrafts Protested
Reports state John B. Weller has been unconditionally relieved from service and that payment of his drafts stopped as early as July. Since then several of his drafts have been protested, indicating financial difficulties or disputes over payment.
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John B. Weller
Senate in Ohio adjourns after heated debate over rules
The Ohio Senate on Jan 2, 1850, debated proposed rules changing Speaker powers and committee appointments, sparring over Hamilton county seating and claims of voting rights. Amid accusations and interruptions, Broadwell asserted his seat and voting rights, while Payne and Dennison clashed with the Speaker as the chamber adjourned after a tense afternoon.
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Dennison
Wayne
Whitman
Trumbull
Committee of Privileges and Elections
Mr. Dennison
Fairfield
Jefferson
Locofoco
Free Soil
Chamber
Byers
Franklin
Randall
Avyes
Messrs
Barker
Beaver
Conklin
Conyers
Eckley
Harlan
Horton
Lawrence
Lewis
Olds
Salter
Vinal
Worcester
Noel
Blacksom
Burns
Cunningham
Dimmock
Dubbs
Ferguson
Graham
Johnson
Myers
Patterson
Payne
Simpson
Swift
Wilson
Broadwell Rose
Speaker
Broadwell
Hamilton County
Tamilton County
Breadwell
Lucas
Chase
Hamilton
Committee On
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Mr. Swift
Mr. Whitman
Gop
Mr. Broadwell
Mr. Burns
Ashtabula
Messrs. Randall
Mr. B
Richland
Mr. Chase
Cincinnati
Mr. Beaver
Mr. Payne
Eaker
Hamlin
Public rebuke and political intrigue in 19th century discourse
A verbose critique targets a public scoffer and a Ohio businessman in a Washington House scene. The article recalls clerical opening prayers, a proposed fasting motion, and a chaotic parliamentary mood. It also notes Polish frontier politics and Cuban revolutionary activity reported from Washington.
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