President defends interference in Louisiana quarreled matter
The Daily Gazette reports a world despatch stating the President, pressed by foes and friends alike, exits into print to defend his interference in ex parte testimony over Louisiana disputes. The piece notes Governor Warmoth and Republican gains, plus a Senate debate on the Credit Mobilier probe and internal improvements.
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Sale of Tribune stock and Reid resignation
New York reports the Tribune Association sale of 51 majority shares to Wim. Orton. Whitelaw Reid sells four shares for 40000 dollars and John Hay sells two shares for 820000. Dr. Ayer divests eight of fourteen shares. It is said eight shares go to Schuyler Colfax for editorship, with plans to raise funds for a bronze statue to Horace Keeley and a monument at his grave.
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Political row over stock ties surfaces in report
The Credit Mobilier column declares a forthcoming full investigation into charges that Mr. Brooks is tied to the mobile matter for stock. It states a request to empanel the committee of his political opponents to probe the dispute.
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Robberies and crimes clocked in several states
Crimes and casualties report two men C C Pritchard and A B Lawrence each sentenced to two years in Boston for robbing the mail. William Johnson arrested at Man C N M for counterfeit 50 notes. Jesse Uppercue trial for murder in Baltimore ends with hung jury. Williams, a Tradesmen Bank messenger, robbed in street of checks worth 15601 and $168 cash. John Simmons and Nicholas Duryea fight in New York. Duryea stabbed and dies. Duryea, 40, leaves wife and two children. both suspected to have amassed wealth.
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Forrests Will Probate Fight Mirrors Political Tricks
The Philadelphia Ledger reports the dead tragedian Forrest will, handwritten by Judge Ell K. Price, with Daniel Dougherty and Seay Phajelaereceen as executors. Most of Forrests fortune and real estate would fund an actors project, while a Vermont act targets public gunplay. Concerns rise that political manipulators will seize control to seize the bequest for their ends.
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The Future of Chappaqua and Local House Plans
A local resident close to Moses Greeley says the young ladies plan to cultivate the farm next year. St Ida Greeley will live with her aunt Mrs. John F. Cleveland at 12 Cottage Lane while Gabrielle completes her studies at the current institution.
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The Bowles Failure and Appleton Suit in City
Nathan Appleton sues the Bowles Brothers for fraud. General Davie appointed receiver and now holds all Bowles assets in the city. Several American female teachers in Europe swindled by the Bowles Brothers of their money. The Panama Star and Herald describes rapid tropical vegetation at the burned Aspinwall Notes in Parama, with thirty foot trees crowding doors and windows. Hostetter’s Almanac for 1873 is issued in multiple languages and promotes health philosophy, medical advice, and household recipes. The publishers offer copies by mail for two cents. Bitters marketed as a major globally used tonic.
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Sabbath School Union Festival Set at Institute Seale
Amusements report a Sabbath School Union festival to be held at Institute Seale over Thursday Friday and Saturday in December with twenty five Sabbath schools represented. Committees are active in decorations refreshments and entertainment. A daily paper titled The Festival Times will be issued. Adult season ticket details and children's rates are noted.
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