Acquittal Prospects in Stokes Trial and Belmont Retirement
The Stokes trial crowd期待s an acquittal or hung verdict as defense testimony finishes. Belmont departs the National Democratic chair, seen as a blow to Greeley with Wall Street shifting toward Grant. Smallpox cases rise in a New York ward, with warrants issued for two doctors linked to concealment. The Daily Public Standard suspends publication.
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New York
Stokes
Daily
New York Standard
Belmont
National Democratic Committee
Greeley
Grant
Wall Street
Postal Cards Delayed and Albemarle Appraisal Confirmed
Washington reports the new postal cards will not be ready for delivery until mid August. The rebel ram Albemarle is appraised at 282856 dollars, with 79954 dollars distributed to captors. General John B. L. Spinner died of paralysis aged seventy five, former First Assistant Postmaster General for seventeen years. Public sentiment shows mixed views of Baltimore action and anticipated Grant reelection, while Greeley and Brown flags appear across Pennsylvania Avenue and a Greeley club is planned. Homeward delegates from the South return pleased with yesterday’s developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ram Albemarle
John B. L. Spinner
Baltimore
Boatwell
Grant
South
Democratic Convention Nominating Committee Names Subcommittee
Baltimore July 11. After adjournment the convention committee appointed to notify candidate Brown met and selected a subcommittee to draft a nominating letter. Names include Thayer Abbott Chestnut Burch Miller. Abbott moved to travel to New York to present the letter to Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cyandy Brown
J. B. Doolittle
L.P. Fenton
Uiz
James 8. Thayer
New York
J.C. Abbott
Massachusetts
James Chestnut
South Carolina
John C
Theodore T. Randolph
New Jersey
Cyrus BeeeCormick
Illinois
William A. Mobdie
Isaac B. Eat
Aed Ey
Monument Square Rally Backs Greeley and Brown Nomination
A monster meeting in Monument Square ratified the Greeley Brown ticket with several thousand attendees. Speeches by Samuel J. Randolph A W Corcoran Allen G Thurman Joseph D Rooks Montgomery Blair and others filled two stands until a heavy rain dispersed the crowd after 10 p m.
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Washington
Samuel J. Randolph
Pennsylvania
A. W. Corcoran
Allen G Thurman
Ohio
Joseph D. Rooks
New York
Montgomery Blair
Maryland
Monument Square
Greeley
Brown
Randolph
New Jersey
Samuel F. Cary
J. B. Vance
North Carolina
B. Hanna
Indiana
John Goode
Virginia
William Pinney White
Death of Harley L. Wilson Ties Railroads to St Louis
Harley L. Wilson long associated with the railroad industry in St Louis and recently with the Atlantic and Pacific road died in Oconto Wisconsin while seeking renewed health. The Times maintains its prior stance on Greeley opposing his election and notes the Democratic choice will hinge on individual voters as the Baltimore convention did not bind them to Greeley, whom the paper brands a radical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harley L. Wilson
St. Louis
Atlantic & Pacific Road
Oconto
Wis
Times
Greeley
Labor
Democratic Party
Grant
Baltimore
Baltimore Anti-Greeley Democrats Rally in Protest
Straight-out Democrats meet at Institute Hall to discuss Opera-house convention and Greeley opposition. Bayard named for president of the straight-outers. delegates condemn Cincinnati platform and vow to resist perceived Democratic betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Institute Hall
Delaware
Cincinnati
Onean
Kentucky
Opera House
Samuel J. Bayard
New Jersey
Bayard
Democratic Party
Greeley
Piayty
Ce Tof OB
Democratic convention discusses amnesty and platform
The 1872 Democratic convention adopts an address stressing equal justice, civil tenets, and opposition to alliances. Delegates discuss nominating candidates, appoint committees to attend the national convention in Louisville, and consider platform items including universal amnesty, Southern policy, pensions, and slave liberation compensation. The event adjourns sine die.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Louisville
Bitley
New York
Rickmore Jackson
Massachusetts
Flanders
Various Local News Briefs From Illinois to Ohio
A report compiles scattered items including John H Lane from Illinois who died by morphine in Kentucky with a suicide note. Concert plans by the French Garde National Band, arriving next Monday. Coal price averaging talks in Pottsville with wage basis set for July. Digby Nova Scotia boat race postponed for smooth water amid big crowds. St Joseph Cathedral in Columbus nearly complete seating 2200. A lightning fatality in Kentucky. Provincial suffrage figures from Isabella Beecher Hooker and others reacting to party conventions. A fatal gun accident near Smithfield Ohio involving medical students Surreyi and Ong. John Robinsons circus loss estimated in low thousands. A house fire near St Paul burns two children and a rescuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Garde National
Board of Trade and Workmen’s Association
Pottsville
Digby
Nova Scotia
Fulton
Brown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Cathedral
Columbus
Ohio
John Birdzell
Kentucky
Sing Sun
Ind
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Connecticut
Susan B. Anthony
New York
Laura DeForce Gordon
California
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Smithfield
Jefferson County
Ong
Surreyi
John Robinson
St. Paul
Cockburn to be created Ear for Alabama arbitration services
London reports Chief Justice Cockburn to receive Ear title for work in the Alabama arbitration. Lord Tenterden and Sir Roundell Palmer depart for Geneva as Alex Cockburn also travels. In Parliament Morrison fails to secure the second reading of the proportional representation bill outlining shifts in Birmingham and London representation.
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London
Cockburn
Lord Tenterden
Roundel Palmer
Geneva
Alex
House of Commons
Morrison
Birmingham
Tom
River news on steamboat sales and iron costs
The Louisville area report notes three Memphis Packet Company steamers sold at public auction with bids weak. The piece quotes rising iron costs driving higher machinery prices and discusses labor shortages and bag weights on levee operations. It also mentions a new steam engine improvement converting side valves to working pistons for easier repairs.
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Chile
Artures
Ben. Franklin
Gen. Lee
Louisville
Bostona
Portsouth
Charmer
Evansville
Fleetwood
Pomeroy
Memphis Packet Company
Basoets
Jones
John Howard
St. Louis Republican
Bismarck
Congress
Samuel Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Moon
Billy Emerson's Minstrels at Pike's Opera House Monday
Amusements notice announces Billy Emerson's Minstrels to perform at Pike's Opera House Monday. The troupe is praised as one of the most complete and talented in the country and is expected to draw a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Emerson
Pike’s Opera House
Billy
P. T. Barnum
Newcomb’s
Revival memories recall Finney visit in Oberlin era
A historic note recalls Rev. Chas G Finney touring Oberlin College years ago. A five year old daughter answered a stranger at the door saying, Walk in poor dying sinner, mother can pray for you, revealing a moment of faith and hospitality in a revival context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
G. Finney
Oberlin College
Fragmentary Note Found on Danbury Street
A damaged street note picked up in Danbury Connecticut appears to be a personal message beginning with Dear Jané T and truncates mid sentence. The legible fragment provides no clear names, dates, or contact details.
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Connecticut Street
Jané
William Safin Reelected President of Iron Molders Union
William Safin of Cincinnati has been unanimously reelected president of the Iron Molders International Union meeting in Troy New York. A grand ratification meeting will be held soon to ratify the Baltimore nominations. Cotton futures are steady with low middling at 24 cents and middling at 2 cents.
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Troy
N. Y
William Safin
Cincinnati
Iron Molders International Union
New York
Baltimore
Dr. Howard
Spain
Fire damages Elliott & Co drug store in Toronto
Fire last night damaged the Elliott & Co drug store in Toronto to an estimated value of 20 000 dollars. Michael McGrana, a huckster, was arrested this morning for selling goods after market hours.
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Toronto
Elliott & Co
Michael McGrara
Browne Murder Trial At City Buildings Opens
The Browne murder case began early this morning with a large crowd at the City Buildings for the trial of Rev Samuel J Browne charged with killing boy Francis Shick. The courtroom cleared for order as many German spectators packed the room. 22 State witnesses were called starting with George Kratz and Dr Armstrong. Three guns owned by the prisoner were produced. The court adjourned at 12:30 for a 2 o'clock session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Samuel J. Browne
Francis Shick
Bose
T. A. Logan Isaac M. Jordan
I. J. Miller
George Kratz
Schick
Afternoon Market Review Highlights Mixed Trade
Market report through 1:00 PM Thursday July 11 shows flour and wheat active with moderate demand while rye and oats remain subdued. Lard, sugar, and whiskey hold steady. meats and corn offers steady quotes with varied lot sizes and ample supply cited.
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Hill
Deliverea
Ork
Aca
Soc
Natal
Ccaenataea A
Markets by Telegraph July 11 1924
Market notes from CuHircado and Liverpool report minor shifts in grains oils and metals. New York prices show gold at 114 and wheat around 150 158 while oats and corn remain steady. New Orleans reports dull flour and modest rice demand with slight movement in western rectified measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Queen Victoria to Elevate Cockburn to Peerage
The Post reports Victoria plans to raise Sir Alexander Cockburn to the peerage in recognition of his services in the Geneva Arbitration. A Constantinople dispatch adds the Sultan will not approve any toll increase on the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Queen Victoria
Alexander Cockburn
Geneva
Constantinople
Suez Canal
Greeley Nomination News Quiet In Chicago
Weather hot in Chicago. An elderly woman named Smith fell from a second story window at 1 30 this morning and died. The first Grant Republicans mass meeting is planned for Thursday night with speakers Oglesby and Matt Carpenter.
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Chicago
Greeley
Smith
Grant Republicans
Oglesby
Matt Carpenter
Apache Indians dispute War Path Report in Washington
The Apache in Washington deny going to war and say Camp Grant treaty will be honored. General John B. L. Skinner dies at Ebbitt House at 6 this morning. A Haymiller grocer near Clark collapses from heat and likely faces death. A rumor of a man on a Fourth Street steeple draws crowds who later find they were fooled.
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Washington
Camp Grant
John B. L. Skinner
Ebbitt House
Clark
Fourth Street
George Richards Leaves on Eastern Tour for German Education
Mr George Richards deputy Clerk of the Police Court is away on an Eastern tour after visiting watering places and the Baltimore Convention He will proceed to Baden Baden to finish his German education Prosecuting Campbell plans to join him hoping to become very Germanic and understand what witnesses say to Col Von Martles
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George Richards
Baltimore
Baden-Baden
Campbell
Col. von Martles
National Stove Manufacturers Convention Opens in Albany
The National Stove Manufacturers Convention met in College Hall with about sixty delegates from leading U S stove makers. Chair was Jac S Perry of Albany New York secretary A E Chamberlain of Cincinnati. Committees were formed on recruitment of all U S stage makers, on presidential address suggestions, and on current trade conditions and prospects. The session was preliminary and adjourned to resume tomorrow at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mannufacturers
College Hall
Jac. S. Perry
Albany
N. Y
A. E. Chamberlain
Cincinnati
United States
Messrs. Robertson, Littlefield, Bell, Pomeroy
Anchutz
Wheeler
McDowell
Shephard
Mott
Herron
Jewett
Redway
Clark
Buck
Hill
Myers
Ohraber
Wormer
Police Court Docket Includes Fines and Contested Cases
The court docket lists cases including Fred Heeman’s sobriety surrender, Dammer charged with intent to kill continued, Hurley fined for disorderly conduct at the bath house, bath house owners dismissed for assault, Kunkle fined for offal hauling, McNair’s theft and housebreaking continued, Puhl fined for forestalling, Jenny Clover case continued with $300 bail, Coyne Kerry fined for nuisance, Bridget Fay fined for destroying a looking glass, Christ Ferguson sent to hard labor, Otto Henzelman confined for insulting a girl, and a disorderly conduct dispute between L. H. Barnwell and Col. Thornton with a slap and separation. Case proceeding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Heeman
Wm. Dammer
Dutch Fred
Fred. Rohkeat
Richard Hurley
Ohio
Randolph
Robi. Schmidt
Bath House
Theodore Kunkle
John McNair
John Puhl
Jenny, Crawford
Harvey Clover
Mary A. Clover
Coyne Kerry
Allen County
Bridget Fay
Christ
Ferguson
Maria Miller
Otto Henzelman
House of Refuge
L. H. Barnwell
Col. Thornton
Esquire McLean
H. Barnwell
Col.Thornton
Barnwell
Thornton
Squire
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. York Standard
Mr. Belmont
Grantward
Y M. G. Spinner
John H. Lane
Litchfield
River News
The
Evening Star
Afternoon Market Review
Telegraph
CuHircado
Las AG Onan Rai
Ars Patio
Sao York
Joel Straus
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