Inquest verdict on editor Charles Matthews murder
The jury in the case of Charles Matthews editor of the Hot Springs Arkansas Hornet returned a verdict that he died from three or more blows with a hickory club in the hands of W Fordyce and three pistol shots from W Fordyce D C Rugg and Frank Flynn and that the killing was unjustifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matthews
Hot Springs
Ark
Hornet
W. Fordyce
D. C. Rugg
Frank Flynn
Utah
Murray
Congress
Leander Merrill
Chauncy
Llinois
Heathsville
Virginia
Bush
Pensacola
Florida
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Dakota
Schurz
Great Sioux Reservation
Turtle Mountain
Teller
McCamMan
Interior Department
Montana
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Jim Cumminnes
James Gang
Caldwell
Kentucky
Crittenden
Missouri
Hayworth
Arkansas City
Genoa
Nebraska
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Greenville
Clemens Oskamp
Cincinnati
Lancaster
South Carolina
Colonel Cash
O—D Rascal
Ridgeway
Justice Moors
Kings County Court of Sessions
Francis G. Salmon
Salmon
Secretary of Interior rules mining locators gain surface rights
Refpecting mining claim possession the Secretary of the Interior holds locators, if compliant with law, acquire exclusive possession and enjoyment of all surface within their location lines. Reports also note a NY asylum release for Rev Joshua Aldridge, strikes by NY horse-shoers, a St Louis worker ticket for Sheriff, a Mrs Williams killing and self harm in What Cheer IA, and various wartime and political notes including a pending pardon for Sergeant Mason and other local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Joshua Aldridge
New York
State Supreme Court
St. Louis
Peter Johnson
What Cheer
Iowa
Benjamin Williams
Allison
Williams
Secretary of War
Sergeant Mason
Bigelow
Mason
Utica
Grorce A. Warp
Bern
Yale College
Nelson W. Willing
Milbury
Massachusetts
Jupee Forcer
A. B. Hepburn
Brownsville
Texas
Pensacola
Florida
Marx Twain
Chicago
Mississippi River
Jim Roopes
Massie
Charlottesville
Election calendar of 1882 United States states
The document lists state election plans for 1882 across the United States, noting which states will elect state officers, legislatures, and Congress members on various dates such as August 7 September 11 November 7 and other specified days. It includes states from Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Texas Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
W. G. Whhttaker
Philadelphia
United States
International Bridge
Erie
Ont
Black Rock
Buffalo
Niagara River
Bohn
Edwin Hershey Reeve
Bertie
Ontario
Parmlee
Haggart
California
R. H. McDonald
Wm. Sims
Lincoln
Kewanee
Illinois
Battlemont
Dakota
Dunkle
Des Moines
Iowa
Wyoming Territory
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Omaha
Neb
Congress
House
Lapham
Ferris
Blair
Anthony
Kansas
Indiana
Massachusetts
New York
Chicago
Oregon
Ireland
Scotland
India
Russia
Republic
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Matilda Joslyn Gage
Phoebe W. Cozzens
Missouri
Olympia- Brown
Wisconsin
Ohio
Sarah. R. Williams
Rebecca Williams
Ellen H. Shelden
District of Columbia
Julia T. Foster
Pennsylvania
E. Pearl Adams
Rachel G. Foster
Caroline A. Biggs
England
Lydia
FE. Becker
Mme. de Baran
Paris
Ellen Clark Sargent
Germany
Jane F. Shefford
Ruth
W. F. Dennison
Lancaster
South Carolina
National Farmers’ Congress
St. Louis
Tyler
Hollywood Cemetery
Rochester
Virginia
John S. Davenport
Morey
Joseph R. Black
Pensacola
Florida
Robert E Lee
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Mississippi River
Poynter
Maysville
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Treasur
Kentucky
State Court of Appeals
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Hinge
Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Jmne
Rhode Island
Legisla
Railure
Texas
Vermont
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Remarkable duel between two New York miners in Pecos camp
Carrizo Pass letter recounts a fatal pistol duel in the Pecos mining camp twenty miles north of the Mexican border. George Hollenbeck and William Stratton, ex-New Yorkers, met after a long feud. Stratton fired first in a dark room. he was killed while Hollenbeck, using ventriloquism, misdirected Stratton. No fault found with the tactics. camp reports wide excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
The
Evening Times
Carrizo Pass
Pecos Mining Company
George Hollenbeck
William Stratton
Palmyra
Cambridge
Lincoln
Gordon
New York Regiment
Stratton
Far West
California
Hollenbeck
Colorado
Pecos
Egypt
Notorious inmate dies after fire from lamp at jail
Edward S Eppins an inmate in Hamilton County Jail started a fire by overturning a lamp while reading. He suffered fatal burns after twenty eight hours. The piece recounts various local crimes and incidents including assaults, suicides, drownings, and notable-town notices from nearby counties with multiple names, places, dates, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Hickey
Tipperary
Land League
Carroll
Havana
Upper
Egypt
de Apispaten
Cairo
Commissariat
Henry M. Stanley
France
Congo
Enetano
Henry Epmund Knie
Fermanaugh
Ireland
Brussels
Wo. Bean
Dayton
Ohio
Oberkirch
Germany
William
Cork
Balderman
Edward S Eppins
Hamilton County
Adam Hinze
Waynesburg
Stark County
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Musical Soci
Ouuk
Saye
Strate
Burns
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I. Ditson « CO
Alexander H. Steph
Atl Oa
Penn’a,Salt Mf'g.co
Dr. J
Boston
Mars
Valentine Bros. Janes
J. A Bronsosa
CLE
Lyons
Icines
Aultman & Tay
Apesent
C. G., Burnham
News OF the
Frank Jones
Ophelia Jones
Martha Webb
Thomas Fisher
Joe Murrell
Scott Cox
Thos. Collins
Irvin Duncan
Samuel Brown
Kardo
Carpenter
Wm. Mestmaker
United States Mail
Lee
Howards
Louisville
A.S. Bart Holomew
Lima
Charles F. Conus
Kent
Congress Lake
Miller
Cleveland
Joan Winkler
Stone Creek
Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia
Canal Dover
W. Clarky
Painesville
Lorain County News
Belleville Gazette
Painesville Advertiser
Yale
Duartes Bowsers
Canton
Edenburg
Ws. McGrean
Painsville
Ee Wa
Epwards
Youngstown
Ws. Zzreuer
Henry Wellingerhoff
Sandusky
C. and A
Marion
N. G. Suerman
Norwalk
Mary Phillips
Berlin
John Curtis
Zanesville
Rapates Tank
Bellefontaine
Christopher Fridley
Simon Daily
Fridley
Augusta County
J. F. Sxyper
Dresden
Muskigum County
J. W. Mepxorr
Monroe Mill
Cuyahoga Falls
Summit County
John Randolphs
Will Baker
W. Bedall
Beadsville
James George
Mount Vernon
Newport
Inter Ocean
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
William W. Loring
New York Herald
Arabi Pasha
Loring
Desert
Stone
Khedive
West Point
Mehemet Ali
Said Pasha
Grant
Sherman
Soudan
Morgan
Regiment of Arabi
Arabi
Suez Canal
Kantara
Ismailia
Ismaili
Mediterranean
Lesseps
Zagazig
Alexandria
Abyssinia
Tel el Kebir
Abu Hamad
Abu Kibir
el Menashi
Nile
Kelioub
Arabian Hills
Malta
Heliopolis
Kourshid Pasha
Tewfik
Hartford
John M. Niles
Detroit Free Press
Switzerland
Sede Detroit Post
Santa Barbara
Cal
McDonald
San Rafael
Newcastle
Del
William Penn
New York Sun
Eugene Sagebeer
Carson
Nev
Whittaker
N. Y
Havre
Charivart
Walter Dorr
Thomas Walker
Dorr
Walker
Shreveport
Chicago Tribune
A. C. Cook
Foxburg
Pennsylvania Blind Asylum
Detroit Post
St. Louis Globe
Parker
Sierras
Chico
Brooklyn
Grillparger
Vienna
Strauss
Westerly
R. I
James Babcock
Providence Journal
Lizzie Selden
Boston Herald
Athlone
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