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29 Jul 1865
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1865
Page
1
Not Guilty Verdict in Washington Clerk Shooting Case
A Chicago woman Mary Harris was tried in Washington for shooting Clerk Burroughs at the Treasury. The jury rendered a Not Guilty verdict after ten minutes deliberation. Congressman Voorhees defended Harris, portraying her as innocent and a victim of a coercive relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Chicago
Treasury Department
Washington
Burroughs
Miss Harris
Congressman Voorhees
Voorhees
Ellen Mills
A. J.burroughs
Mr. Voorhees
Eye
Quincy St
Mollie
Woman stabbed six times near the Post Office in Chicago
Miss Amelia Fransted, a 25-year-old, was attacked by Mrs. Terbune at Reynolds' Block in front of the Post Office. Terbune stabbed Fransted six times, including near the eye and throat, and then fled. Fransted is being treated by Dr. Reynolds with grave prospects for recovery. The incident occurred amid a July Fourth history recap from the Cleveland Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
Terbune
Chicago Journal
Amelia Fransted
Reynolds’ Block
N. Wolcott Street
Dearborn Street
Miss Fransted
Amidas
Barlow
Sir Walter Raleigh
American
Florida
Virginia
Yorktown
Rome
Oneida County
N. Y
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
James Monroe
United States
Texas
Citzens
United States Senate
Mexico
Washington
France
Paris
Burg
Pembertion
Grant
Confederacy
Cleveland Herald
Religion for a kinder, ordered life in Gail Hamilton’s view
Gail Hamilton presents a practical religion aimed at softening harshness and guiding everyday conduct. She envisions a humane faith that improves family life, fair dealing, honest commerce, and steady moral restraint to keep society from temptations and vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hamilton
A Moral Economy On Debt And Trust
A passage condemns double standards in commerce and calls out false penny-pinching. It warns that honest leather and shoddy goods reflect credit or cash loss for makers. It declares true religion requires repayment and brands debt dodging as theft or lying.
Courting as a Luxury and Its Gentle Rules
A humorous guide extols courting as a refined art, comparing it to streams and strawberries. It advises young men to court slowly, learn a partner’s habits, and court a wife for companionship and a family, not mere desire, with practical steps and cautions.
Old Oaken Bucket Poem Inspired by Spring Water Tale
In New York the printer Woodworth praised Mallorys liquor but preferred the memory of pure spring water from the old oaken bucket. He went to his office and drafted The Old Oaken Bucket within half an hour, a beloved later verse of our language. Selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swennel L. Woodworth
Muman
Car
Chambers
Chatham Streets
New Yors
Frankfort Street
Mallory
Woodworth
Old Man and Son Accused in Berry Picking Assaults
Two young girls from near Albany went to pick berries and were found attacked and violently assaulted by an elderly man and his son. One girl is not expected to survive. The men were arrested and brought to court. A brother fired twice at the old man, wounding him, and the mother struck the suspect with a hatchet before authorities restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nichols
Nichols
Dr. May
A. J. Burroughs
Miss Harris
Bradley
Albany
Woman Reunites With Husband in Portland Homecoming
A wife who had not seen her husband for three years spotted him among returning troops in Portland. She broke decorum, rushed to the ranks, embraced him, and joined him as the regiment marched by. The scene drew cheers from spectators and marked a joyful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ett- Ceri
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