Deputies and Supervisors in New York election cases exposed
A lengthy report lists numerous New York U S Deputy Marshals and Supervisors accused of crime or misconduct, including arrests for theft, assault, prostitution, and smuggling. It notes a 1872 governor message criticizing their conduct and describes instances of voter intimidation and unlawful arrests at polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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U. S
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United States
Theodore
Mike
Anthony
Snuffy
Cherry Street
James Fine
Lain
Justice Hogan
Henry Rail
Eighth Ward
Chatham Street
James Moran
Third District
William
Pomp
Slarton
James Miller
Water Street
James Sullivan
Slocum
Frank Winkle
Cereeanly
Winkle
Richard Connor
Seventh District
Firat Ward
Havana
L. N. Cargill
Ninth District
Ninth Ward
Jon van Buren
Twelfth District
Herif
Richard Walters
East Broadway
Matt Allen
Ford
Ifta
John McCheasney
Fourth District
Seatac
Samuel Rich
Sing Sing
John Alias “Bucky” McCabe
Eighth District
Fifteenth
Yeac
Burke
Twan‘tot
New York State
James McCabe
Toombs
William Irving
Fourteenth
Patrick Henry Kily
Fred. Williama
Patrick [Efferman
Frederick Sterringer
J. F. Baderhop
Tenth Ward
Ed. Weaver
Walter Prince
Sth
Andrew Andrewe
Hans Nichols
Blackwell's Island
Philadelphia
Kerna
Wallace-Teller Committee
Senate
Charles Oliphant
Mackenbery
Charles
Hare
Arthur Vance
Eighth Division
Fifth Ward
Hutchinson
Vance
Republic
John Momoyard
Sixth Division
Sixth Ward
Homeyard
Shriver
United States Revenue
J. F. Dessyo
Deaane
James Brown
Fourth Ward
William Augustus
Cote Hilferty
William McGowan
Twentythird
Apo- Woaman
McGowan
Charles N. Miller
Nineteenth Ward
Philip Madden
Francie McNamee
Highth Ward
Andrew Lenoir
First Ward
Larce
Daniel Redding
Marshal Flint Ward
Pees
Pitta
Eer
Oepa
Gam
Hones
Avicedia
Ewing Controversy Over Atlantic and Lake Erie Railroad War of Words
The Republican press in Zanesville plans to clash with General Ewing over the Atlantic and Lake Erie Railroad troubles. The Courier accuses Ewing of fault for the line’s financial woes, while The New Lexington Herald defends him, explaining Ewing’s limited role and losses as President and noting stockholders and county Republicans who allegedly profited little or harmed others during the collapse.
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I. S. Springfield
Michael Slavin
Fifth Ward
William Glenn
Nineteenth Ward
Norris Squate
Enoch Baker
Third Ward
John Carroll
Carroll
J. Roberts
John Johnson
Roberts
Andrew Jackson
Chirte Ward
Ackerman
Lions
United States
Marschal Kerns
Kleeck
Jackson
Feeny
Didot
C. A. Pinnexson
Taylor
Marsbal
Sweeny
Atlantic & Lake Erie
Zanesville Courier
Ita
Tom Ewing
Ohio
Northern Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Wellington
Clyde
Arhtabula
Jefferson
Pertenece
Columbiana County
New Lisbon
Crawford County
Bucyrus
Columbians County
Defiance
Erie County
Sandusky
Carroll County
Carrollton
Findlay
Hardin County
Kehron
Holmes County Fair
Aaiherstaths
Huron County
Norwalk
Richland County
Manefield
Sandusky County
Fremont
Seneca County
Tiffin
Stark County Fair
Canton
Summit County
Akron
Upper Sanducky
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Lake County
Painesville
Section
Newark
Elyria
Mahonia
Canfield
Mahonkee
Ean Silenceren
Ledina County
Zanesville
Ewing
the Courier
Atlantic & Lake Erie Railroad
Pomeroy
The
Road
New Lexington Herald
Rasgalit
Valentine
Horton
Muskingum
Perry
Crawford
Mwing
Muskingum County
Wierein Fo Tn
Fain Stanford
Charles Foster
Hain
Patent Office
Washinton
Washington
Pierce
John Adams
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
General Jackson
van Buren
Gen. Harrison
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Gen. Taylor
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Mine swindle exposes Wall Street tricks in Pyramid District
A Nevada mine owner travels East with maps and ore samples to find a buyer. A Wall Street operator pressures inflated claims, adds fake ore bodies, and pockets ten thousand dollars on a fake sale. The hoax collapses when locals confirm no shaft or machinery exists and the seller exposes the fraud.
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Comstock
A Foe
New York
Wall Street
Wall
Nevada
New Yorker
Pyramid
Sawyer
Old Sawyer
Old Bone
Wallstreet
Pyramid District
Reno
Virginia
New
Curious Dollar Lesson From a Boots Boy Tale
A stranger asked a boot boy what he would do with a dollar. The boy said he would share with the heathen and pay rent, while the man planned to test the boy’s honesty. The exchange ends with the man admitting to learning the boy’s intent but not feeling better about it. Massachusetts, before the Revolution, limited royalGovernor pity money to specific conditions as Congress funded the army but sent funds to coastal elections.
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Bisusnetom
Col. Mumblechock
Cam Col. Mumblechock
John
Cal
Mumbledhock
Cincinnati
Detroit
Massachusetts
Congress
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Welsh Association
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John Conners
Pupervisor
Michael Costello
Warshul
Iry Rice
Five Points
John Lane
Edward Foley
Humphrey Ayers
United States Mail
John Dowling
James Fitzsimmons
Janeston
John Martin
Twelfth Ward
William Cassidy
Thomas McIntyre
Timothy Lynch
Washington Market
Peter Mose
Marahal
John Conner
Firat
Francis Jordan
New Jersey
Jones
Jr Bernard Dugan
John Tobin
Patrick Murphy
Edward Slegin, Jr
Henry Scott
Seventh Ward
Scott
Thomas Donlan
John Archer
Joseph T. Fuller
Twenty Third Ward
House of Correction
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Stringfield
Charles Male
Warshal
Abraham Hoffman
William Eckenbrim
David Beckman
Marerial
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William B. Ahern
Twelfth
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Fleming Marshal
Steenth
William Boehm
Twenty-ninth Ward
Charles Prenderville
Pith Ward
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Em Jones
Selling & Mine
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