Greens and Gaynor extradition case moves to Montreal
The government won before Judge Andrews in the Greens and Gaynor case. Fugitives may be returned to Savannah this summer as extradition issues shift to Montreal. Special Assistant Attorney General Erwin doubtless questioned Quebec bias and proceeded via Montreal. Extradition questions will occupy the summer, with top Canadian lawyers opposing surrender to U.S. authorities. Savannah News notes the case will likely return to Savannah if fugitives depart Canada or proceed through extradition channels.
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Andrews
Greens
Col
Gaynor
Savarinal
Montreal
Erwin
Capt. Greene
Ol. Gaynor
Quebec
Mont Su
Col. Gaynor
Canada
United States
Savannah
Savannah News
Virues decorder tied to regional officials and agencies
Fragmentary OCR note mentions OM pal Ureau at the Urey of Asseriet Oficial Orsin of Suctcer Count OMal Organ of Webster Gaunt OMicia Ursin of Railroad Commision of Geordieptac dt Congress legal terrier.
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OM Pal Ureau
Urey
Asseriet
Omal Organ
Webster Gaunt
Ursin
Geordieptac
Dt Congress Legal Terrier
Witty 1902 Worldview Knits Politics and Proverb Cues
In Wamercus Georgia on June 7 1902 a collection of satirical quips cites Cleveland Bryanism and reciprocity headlines. It mocks political leaders executives and social foibles while noting initiations and Baylor University president S P Rice. It ends with a dig at optimism and pessimism and a quip about ladders and luck.
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S. P. Rice
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Santa Fe
Raising Cattle at a Profit
An AP dispatch from Des Moines notes the Dana sale of Scotch shorthorns brought 76,459 dollars for 99 head with an 81,000 dollar price for Butterfly IT bred by Wildwood. The writer argues South Georgia could match Iowa in cattle wealth due to better grass shade water and climate.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
B.S. Danabey
South Georgia
Iowa
Peacemaker Mr Cleveland Compared to Fresh Volcanic Upheaval
A cryptic remark likens a peacemaker figure named Mr Cleveland to a recent volcanic upheaval, suggesting a volatile reform climate. The comparison implies strong, disruptive energy surrounding his actions and stance.
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Cleveland
Gloom Over England as King Edward Faces Illness
Crowds gather around Buckingham Palace as medical bulletins update on King Edward’s condition. Officials report a cautious, progressing yet unsettled state. the Prince of Wales and senior figures attend evolving briefings while intercession services are planned across the United Kingdom.
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Edward
Treves
Laking Smith
Barrow
Parbie
Prince of Wales
Lord Lister
Lord Salisbury
Archduke Francis
Austria
Duke of Norfolk
Duke of Cambridge
London
Ambassadora
United Kingdom
Catholica
Salvationists
China
Borneo
Fiji
Central Africa
Hindustan
Canada
Buckingham Palace
Laking
Barlo
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Americus
Louse Myrick
Evitor
Kooi
Greene and Gaynor
Wamericus
Prince Albert
Richard Croker
Ned
Black River
N.Y
Daniel I. Scott
New York
Washington
New York Herald
Bara
Cubs
Republican National Committee
Teddy
Brafield Regulator Co
THE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
England
Buckingham
Nev
Frei Tte
Gedside
Aostat
Harper
Watkinsville
John Harper
Marshall District
Loney
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Adc
A. G. Duncan
DR. Alexander
Alexander
Price
E. J. Eldridge
Americus, Ga
G. T. Sullivan, Jeweler
Windsor
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