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Domestic News
April 19, 1836
Rutland Herald
Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont
What is this article about?
Reports deny late Mr. Vermont's involvement in 1833 Treasury fire; Grand Jury indicts Dr. White, nearly escaped statute of limitations; his wife released; arresting agent a known forger.
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It is stated in the New York Star that it is a mistake in supposing that the late Mr. Vermont had any agency in setting fire to the Treasury department. It will appear so by the evidence when the trial of the accused takes place.—Boston Atlas.
The Grand Jury at Washington have found a true bill against Dr. White, arrested for firing the Treasury in 1833—had a delay of twelve hours occurred he would have escaped by the statute of limitations. His wife has been set at liberty.—The principal agent in making the arrest is a noted forger and counterfeiter.
The Grand Jury at Washington have found a true bill against Dr. White, arrested for firing the Treasury in 1833—had a delay of twelve hours occurred he would have escaped by the statute of limitations. His wife has been set at liberty.—The principal agent in making the arrest is a noted forger and counterfeiter.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime
Legal Or Court
Fire
What keywords are associated?
Treasury Fire
1833 Arson
Dr White
Grand Jury
Indictment
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Vermont
Dr. White
Where did it happen?
Washington
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Washington
Event Date
1833
Key Persons
Mr. Vermont
Dr. White
Outcome
true bill found against dr. white; his wife set at liberty; nearly escaped by statute of limitations
Event Details
Denial of Mr. Vermont's involvement in Treasury fire; Grand Jury indicts Dr. White for 1833 arson; arresting agent is a forger