Court notes and indictments from past week sessions
The court convened after a two month recess with judges and officers. Grand jurors were sworn and many naturalizations issued. Dozens of indictments followed including liquor without license, keeping disorderly houses, assault and battery, larceny, arson, and gambling. Several cases ended with true bills and costs, while others were not true bills. The trial of James Rowan for selling liquor without a license resulted in a not guilty verdict with costs. The ongoing Scott oil theft case received a new trial motion and detailed legal argument.
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Court of Quarter Sessions
McKean
Commonwealth
James Watson
RB. Peterson
Stephen Cooper
Nathan Porter
Patrick White
Mike Wentzel
Pater Histroup
Michael Sheehan
Mary Sheehan
Alice Sheehan
C. M. Jameson
John Bankson
Jud Murray
John Shriner
A. Anderson
Cassius Walton
Wm. Walker
Robert Vancise
Leroy Beals
W. J. Mulien
W. J. Mullen
C. B. Crane
W. BR. Hoyt
Hilen Gibran
William Rhodes
George Jones
Daniel Donahue
C. Fuss
William Altham
Sarah Altham
Philip Leonhart
James Rowan
Ronanj
Fair Ground
Pleasant Township
Rowan
Adelia Allen
The
Marc Sheehan
Ellen Sheehan
Michael Sheehan, Jr
Michel Sheehan
R. D. Scott
Scott
National Transit Company
Messrs. al. McSweeney
C. L. Noyes
A. #. Brown
Messrs
Wilbur and Schnur
Messrs Allen and Higgins
Nate Tbe
Stampede of Republicans for Cleveland in 1884 era
Indiana leaders and voters switch sides amid a GOP collapse as dozens of politicians and businessmen including CLONEL TOM HANLON and Rev Morse announce support for Cleveland and Thurman. Heavy cross-state defections from Indiana to New York and New Jersey reflect tariff reform and Anti-Harrison sentiment.
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Clonel
Tom Hanlon
Blaine
Harrison
Senate
Cleveland
A. T. Wright
Upland
F. Y. Sunderland
Thoronton
Captain Peacock
Reddington
Charles Foster
Albert MecElvaine
Rochester
Thurman
Boston County
AM. Morse
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Castle
Drs. Abbott
Elwood
Fremont
Neb
Republican County Committee
William P. Fishback
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Journal
Republican Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
United States District Court of
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
New York City
Methodista
Edward Russell
Davenport
Russell
Minneapolis
Tim Wester
Marquette
Mich
Isaac Daw
Williamsburg
James D. Rhoads
Secane
Delaware County
Cleveland and
George J. Ferry
Orange
N.J
Thurmen
New York
New York Times
Biaine
England
Francis B. Thurber
Jiueapruno
McKean County
Mills
John H. Brownell
Big Shanty
Reading
Stet Wessige
James
Woalliam Mils
Custer City
T. D. Gwinn
Harrison and Morton
Louis Marks
S.A. Wheeler
Whitney and Wheeler
Jacob Turk
James W. Stearns
Lares
Venetia
Democratic Society
Warren County
United States
Streeter
Albany
N.Y
Lemon Thompson
Lemon
The
Argus
Yellow fever outbreak reported in Jacksonville
September 4 dispatch from Jacksonville notes the day’s record of new yellow fever cases, widespread citywide infection especially in suburbs, and calls for medical aid and volunteer nurses. A New Orleans update adds 26 new cases and one death by 2 pm, while other items mention political noms and Massachusetts notes.
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JacksonvilLe
Board of Health
Oath Warren News Highlights Prohibition Debate and Local News
A snapshot of Oath Warren on September 3 reports a Sunday school talk by a Thomas from Buthulo on Whisky vs Wool and prohibition, a large audience from Yankee Bush and Glade, local figures briefly mentioned, and notes on temperance. It covers politics in North Warren with Republicans chiefly temperance supporters, Simon Benson’s hospital stay, and various town happenings.
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Oath Warren
Buthulo
Thomas
Yankee Bush
Lilly Dale
Fred
Esquire Jewel
Cowan
the Mail
Judge Brown
Court House
Souks
Wim
Brown
Mr Snowden
Arrow
H. T. Pratt
Warren
North Warren
Purvis
Simon Benson
Waterford
Joseph Benson
Martin Amann
R. H. Lewis
Srus Pew
Fish sandwich of Litchman stirs Knights of Labor row
A scathing critique by M. H. Burier targets Chas. H. Litchman general secretary of the Knights of Labor. He accuses Litchman of betraying trust for dollars and partisan gain, calling his letter to Mat Quay a vain, misguided act and labeling him an unworthy public instructor.
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Chas. H. Litchman
The
Knights of Labor
Knight of Labor
Harrison
Cleveland and Pharman
Chas. Fr. Litchman
Mat Quay
Honer
Plas
Litchman
Partizan
Quayi
Mat
Thay
Charley
M. H. Burier
Arkansas election shows sweeping Democratic gains
Special dispatches report the Democratic ticket led by James P. Eagle winning statewide. Counties such as Johnson 350, Conway 300, Independence strong Union Labor, Miller, White with gains. H arrod estimates 35,000 to 40,000 majority, a conservative figure likely to beat 17,000 from two years ago.
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Litre Rock
Arx
Uickel
James P. Eagle
C. M. Norwood
Johnson County
Eagle
Conway
Independence County
Miller County
White County
J. H. Harrod
Democratic State Central Committee
Warren County Fair Suggestion Sparks Republican Barbecue Gist
A late handbill advocating for the Warren County fair hints at political flavor, with implications of a Republican fundraiser or barbecue accompanying the event. The note remains brief and noncommittal, reflecting local civic activities.
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Warren County
Faumer
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Cleveland and Tariff Reform
Cleveland Rocks
Florida
Cuaspien’s Valley
Chandlers Valley
A. Lang
Wb. Scott
Aston Criv
Crawford
Erie Counties
Union Hall
W. L. Scott
Messie
Massachusetts
Col. Bennett
Philadelphia Eight
Fairmount Park
Judge Brewster
Supreme Court
the Ledger
Clarendon
Nantu Chargspon
Democrat Club
K.of L
BE. J. Armstrong
Steck Ax
Perry J. Clark
Josh Findley
Cyntha Cartwright
Beantown
Claud Mannin
Knight
Weaver
Hook and Ladder Hell
M. E. Church
Hook and Ladder Hall
Arkansas
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