Execution of Dr Webster in the jail yard reported
A vivid recounting of the Boston December execution of Dr George Parkman killer Dr John White Webster. The narrative covers preparations at the jail yard scaffold, crowd intensity, prayers by Rev Putnam, the reading of the death warrant, and Webster's calm demeanor. It notes witnesses, the crowd watching from nearby houses, and the transfer of the body to his family in Cambridge after the event.
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Webeter
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Cambridge
de Putnam
Uise
New York
Fred Price
Weiler
Ards
Dr Putnam
Ganar
Putnam
Hardy Wall
Wits
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Putratow
Doria
Bys Wits
C. Mun
Boston
Earlie
Juin White Webster
Ita
George Bark
de. Webster
Medical College
Rocford Webster
North End
Journal of Commerce
Leverett Street
Wryerh
Webster
Sierdl Eveleth
Scobie
Bey
Coloe
Terra
Atetus
Lio
Pak He Shorii
Nuyididr
Nuie
Commonwealth of Massas Freeiity
John White Webste
Crnsteme
Marely
Ftas Sapien Judicial Couart
George Parkman
de. Walker
Pitter
Tipsfield
Tifia
Wattie
Tie
Cate Hinsal
Wagneg
Gourch
Father
Nun
Democratic Victory Echoes Across States Urges Unity
The piece lauds Democratic gains in North Carolina Indiana and Iowa, praising unified effort and a forthcoming Democratic Governor Lieutenant Governor and state officers. It urges New York Democrats to stay motivated and capitalise on recent victories to secure continued control and constitutional revision.
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Buffalo
Sodaa
North Carolina
Indiana
Iowa
Upite
Stsica
Hoy
Fowa
Giles
Debate over committee ledger and local lectures riddle village
The piece recounts a village dispute about a committee formed to fund a lecture series led by Dr. D. A menacing deficit emerges as receipts fall short of 40 dollars, with members blamed for unpaid shares. It cites libel risks and names two local editors while noting new publications and regional notices.
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Nalomy
Fourtoun
Dr. A
Oake Ton
Bone
Cmse
Anther Ia
Murder Express Calumet tragedy shocks city crowd
A derailed steamer or boat tragedy near Rendolph Street Bridge results in multiple deaths and injuries as bystanders describe the heat of passion and premeditation. Investigators name officers and discuss warlike and political news while a fatal drowning story unfolds in Boston.
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Lees
Litz
Thareda
Titty Sheamer
Calumet
Rendolph Street Bridge
Tie Ver
Chicago
Tihinst
Prison escape chaos and Canada thistle debate
An Auburn New York officer recalls a convicts’ theft in daylight as a wheelbarrow heist ends with a fugitive recaptured briefly. The Log-stu og Wisconsin notes a new act punishing landowners who let Canada thistle seed, urged by states like Michigan to curb invasive growth.
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New York Day Book
Magstehuseta
Ohio
Connecticut
Veretot
Free Soil
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
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New York
Presa
Jenny Lind
Liverpool
Atlantic
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Iveater
Novas Leuisnation
Wisconsin
Canada
Buffalo Courier
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