Tilton retires from Golden Age correspondent role
The item notes Theodore Tilton ends his role with the Golden Age and will be connected as a correspondent. It surveys political commentary from the New York Tribune and Syracuse Courier, discusses party dynamics, populist issues, and Beecher Tilton coverage, and highlights Beech er’s personal strain amid public discourse.
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Theodore Tilton
Tilton
Syracuse
N. S
Grant
Grantista
Buller
Shepherd
Summary of New Bankrupt Law Provisions
The act grants a 40 day period before bankruptcy for non paying merchants. Creditors must approve with one quarter by number and one third by value to initiate bankruptcy. Proceedings may discontinue if secured debts are paid or with court consent. fraud awareness and knowledge of intent affect set asides of liens. Loans to bankrupts in good faith remain valid. Discharge for voluntary bankrupts requires 30 percent repayment and creditor consent. Assignees cannot share fees. Creditors may composition with debtor if a majority consent and court approves, with fee reductions until Supreme Court sets rules. Original jurisdiction lies with Territorial Courts with appeal to the Territorial Supreme Court.
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Jis Estate
Supreme Court
Lerk
Supreme Court of
Territory
Famine in Southwestern Minnesota Urges Grange Aid
Governor Davis urges Minnesota Granges to aid destitute families in Martin Murray Jackson and Cottonwood counties hit by severe grasshopper damage. Funds and supplies requested for relief with Saint Paul as collection point while outside aid is not sought. Also includes lengthy remarks on political issues and a Tammany speech.
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Paul
Minn
Gov. Davis
Wil
Martin, Murray
Jackson
Cottonwood
Noble and
Watonway
A. Lt. Sibley
Saint Paul
Postmaster General Choice Shifts from Slale to Jewell
The President rejected Slale for Postmaster General and considered many names including Iion G W Scofield of Warren. Ex Governor Jewell of Connecticut is named as the appointee, serving as minister to St Petersburg, now home on leave and having accepted the post. The new constitution requires voters to pay state and county taxes two months before election day.
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Slale
Iion
G. W. Scofield
Warren
Jewell
Connecticut
St. Petersburg
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Borough of
Tijupest
Dinsmoor
Thirteen Hours in the Ayr A Four Hundred Mile Trip
Balloon voyage of the Buffalo under Capt. King on July Fourth covers 400 miles from Newark to near Salem New Jersey. The descent occurs near Salem City after a high altitude crossing Alleghenies and Delaware Bay panorama.
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Ayr
Salem
N. J
Buffalo
Courier
Ballon
King
Water Valley
Hamburg
North Collins
Cattaraugus Creek
East Otto
Euperion
Holden
Ellicottville
Allegheny Range
York County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Atlantic
Susquehana River
Havre de Grace
Potomac River
Chesapeake and
Delaware
Delaware Bay
Delaware City
Salem City
Professor King
Compromise settles Duncan will case in Circuit Court
Battle Creek report says the Duncan will dispute over 500000 dollars involving Bishop Simpson was resolved by compromise in the Marshall Circuit Court. Residue clause void for vagueness. legacies apportioned to various churches and individuals with the Methodist church benefit reduced to 6000. Lawyers receive 39000 in fees.
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Battle Creek
Michigan
Duncan Will
Bishop Simpson
Marshall
Thomas G. Duncan
Methodist Church
Pibhole
Plummer
Wm. Co. Duncan
James Long
Philadelphia
Wm. Jackson
Pittsburgh
Sarah Prather
Wm. Wilson
Dying at 79 a Meticulous Allen Towner Was Married Four Times
Simon Sturges of Allen town died at 79. He married four times with weddings on his 40th 50th 60th and 70th birthdays. His last wife was also dead, and the paper notes he was a very methodical old man. another year might have seen his eightieth birthday celebrated in similar fashion.
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Simon Sturges
Allentown
Sturges
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