Beauchamp recounts murder and pursuit after Frankfort trial
The narrative describes a dramatic flight from pursuit after the murder of Col Sharp, the confrontation with pursuers at the gate, and Beauchamp's decision to submit to investigation. He recounts preparations for battle, his resolve to die for country if caught, and the journey to Frankfort for trial amid efforts to clear his name.
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Bean
Walter
Soto
Issouri
Bloomfeld
Theron
Snes
Sharp
United States
Lowe
Frankfort
Beauchamp
Wm. Jackson
Col Sherp
Mores
Georgia and the United States in a warlike dispute
The article reports Georgia resisting Geneva Government orders with troops kept in readiness to repel an invasion of the state. It discusses fears European powers will view the conflict as a threat to the republic and its half century of freedom.
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Georgia
The
U. States
Geneva
Eat
Pesbli
Europe
Globe
Georgia Declares Resistance to U S Military Action
Executive Department Georgia writes to Gen. officers warning that any U S. military move against Georgia will be resisted to the utmost. The document denounces U S. officials as public enemies, cites treaties, and asserts Georgia’s sovereignty amid tense frontier tensions.
Government orders defense aid for arrestees in federal captures
Governor E H Pierce directs the Attorney General and Solicitor General to, in cases of arrest under federal civil process, use all legal means to secure liberation of the detained person and to prosecute officers responsible. Civil magistrates are charged to investigate every arrest and to discharge unlawfully detained individuals, with redress for the aggrieved party.
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Execurius Deraev Meer
Geo
Milledgeville
United States
Spain
H. Pierce
Military news from Milledgeville reports invasion prep
Headquarters says general compass of the 6th and 7th divisions will issue orders to hold regiments and battalions in readiness for a hostile invasion. Depots of arms and ammunition will be centralized for each division in due time as ordered by Commander in Chick John W Sanford aid de camp.
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Milledgeville
Wik
Vis
Chick
John W. Sanford
Georgia and United States quarrel over land survey
National Intelligencer editors report a letter from a Reuireman in Georgia to Washington describing a conversation with Samuel A. Bailey after his mission to the Livite Prince Hesaya Limay. The letter says the Little Prince and the nation are reconciled to the land survey but oppose it to secure a legal claim against the United States for payment for land west of the new treaty line. If disputes arise, they would be handled by the U S Government.
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U.S
Georgia
Washington
United Scby
Congress
L.reut. Vinton
Vinton
U. States
CIA
United States
National Intelligencer
Reuireman
Het
Spt
Samuel A. Bailey
Hesaya
Limay
Franks Accused Judge Faces Removal Proceedings
A Dauphin county report accuses Samuel D. Franks, president judge, of neglecting duties, denying justice, and engaging in immoral conduct including gambling, wagering, and supporting unlawful lotteries. The committee recommends removal from office and notes misuse of official prerogatives and inadequate respect for the bench.
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Dauphin
Piiar
Aublich
Lebanon
Commonwealth
United States
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Samuel D. Franks
2Nd Judicial District
Irwin
Maderys
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