Maxwell to Hang as Governor Refuses Stay
Maxwell faces execution after Governor Moorehouse denies a further reprieve. Attorneys press appeals but Maxwell accepts his fate, bidding farewell to his mother and sister as final preparations proceed. The case. amid speculation, observers report Maxwell's resolve and the governor's stance remains unchanged.
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St. Louis
Aig
Moorehouse
Maxwell
Warratr
Hayne
Eben Eis
Hrooks
St . P.m
Maxwell's
Adler
Everver Merehouse
Tim
Milind
Retina
Carey
Maxwell Dacre
Lew Witl
John Tl Martin
Masx— Woils
Crom Dedersin
Éllett
Martin
Wall Dagen Gurl
Darkatn
Jupsange
Betta
Ty Farlies
O'Eleck
Attorauge
Gil
Accidental gunfire fatality near Walton Iowa
George Dykerhoff died after accidentally firing a shotgun while riding in a road cart near Walton eight miles east of Newton. He held the gun when the horse started, causing the hammer to strike the cart side and kill him.
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George Dykerhoff
Walton
Newton
Harlan Decides What Constitutes a Legal Ducoy Letter
An 1870s U.S. postal case reviewed by Mr Justice Harlan in Baltimore discusses legality of decoy letters and the intent to convey by mail. The decision weighs post office practice, inspector actions, and the meaning of conveying a letter under the statute, with Maxwell as a related matter and government considerations.
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Harlan
Pen
Baltimore
Arisita
Huey
Ninil
Jecive
Terrible Accident in Murray Car Train Crash
An incident in Murray involved a train and five loaded cars derailing and striking a bow, leaving several injured. Reports describe shock and injuries, with authorities attempting to stabilize the severely injured and manage ongoing medical care.
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Wisetenn
Tofar Jimephs
Murray
Aldouen
Hewkett
Otaur
Funeral of General Sheridan Remains Enter Washington Route
Report covers the funeral train from Hartford to Harlem and Jersey City, the transfer to the ship Maryland, and the arrival at Baltimore for the procession to Washington. General Schofield and staff lead a guard of honor, with Miss Rucker and Mrs. Sheridan, as the caisson and artillery escort proceed toward St Matthew's Church. The service features heavy black drapery, crepe, a memorial altar, and a somber yet solemn ceremonial procession with official attendees and military honors.
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Ann
Ble. Masom
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Hoth
Quiton
Sta Hons Passid
Harlem Bridge
Maryland
Wiich
Jersey City
New York
General Sheridan
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Washington
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Sheratan
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Camain Lawton
Miinl Artiliery
Dine
Maxrolnd
Mia Sheridan
Ach Sheridan
Ces
Drucker
Miss Rucker
Mes
Sheridan
Jucker
Nuuanity
Thi
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Vennsylvania Avenue
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Cartiages
Sprofield
O'reilly
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Loyal Legion
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Pathe Kerrick
Nyel
Honda
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Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
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Rary
Disappointed Watchers Await Blairs Arrival at New York
A garbled dispatch from a New York agency describes awaiting James G. Blaine aboard the steamer City of New York. The scene covers admiring knights and spectators at the pier, with bets on Blaine's appearance and a note on the ship’s name and events near South Street and the Narrows.
City of New York visit shapes New York parade reception
A fragmented report describes the steamer Sloan and Sinn steamer’s arrival off Coney Island then a large New York parade honoring Mr Blaine with crowds along Fifth Avenue. Levi P Morton and other dignitaries led a formal review at Madison Square, while Blaine’s absence did not dampen Republican enthusiasm. The procession included numerous politicians and officials as it moved through Twenty third Street before dispersing.
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Fork
Barney
Feine, Jr
Walker
Sioan
City of
New York
Sloan
Coney Island
W. W. Johnson
Baltimore
Nathaniel Ickle
Kansas City
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Trate
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Ibwlich
Haine
Levi P. Morton
Maine Statesman
W.P. Shaffer
Mr. Morton
Walker Hiaine
T.L. Woodruft
Leonard Hageltine
Baron Senator Quay
van Haensetter Cruzer
Join W. Knapn
Bernard
Italy
McCaba
H W. Warren
N.P. Banks
Dr. Loring
Masschusetts
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Perry H. Cosson
District of Columbia
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Ohin
G. Chase
Howe Island
Burke
Ford
Austin Ford
Kirwin
Morton
New York Republican Club
Ceppa
Coul
Tostiles
Tinie
City of New York
Liverpool
Secret meeting on Burlington strike discussed by engineers
A St Louis conference of Locomotive Engineers discussed the Burlington strike. Leaders denied a plan to unite engineers with other rail unions and stated no compromise was yet offered. They condemned Pinkerton tactics and affirmed the strike remains unresolved after eight years of conflict.
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Burhiestould
Oll
Sune
Tlyfe Hindu
Haa
Manicer Stone
Lrytherhood
Pinkerton
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