Doomed Father Lynching Case Stirs Maryland Court
Aunt of Joseph Cocking's children sues sheriff's bondsmen in a landmark Maryland case from Barzwore. Cocking was hanged in 1808 after being accused of murdering his wife and sister-in-law. The suit argues sheriff Wade neglected duty by not moving Cocking to Baltimore jail amid mob threats. State argues bondmen bear no liability for mob actions. defense cites safety failures. Court reserved decision amid unprecedented case and debate over sheriff responsibility.
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London Fire Ravages Streets In Massive Blaze
A major city fire spreads across Hareel Street and Well Street near Nicholas Square, destroying multiple two and three story buildings. About six engines fight the blaze as thousands watch. damage estimated at £2,000,000 with no casualties reported yet.
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Immigration and labor talks at the White House amid reform calls
Cabinet day reports underway in Washington as President debates immigration law amendments urged by labor leaders and officials. Immigration Commissioner Powderly proposes 4000 recommendations while the president signals a long message on multiple subjects. Conversations with Gompertzka and Morrison of the AFL emphasize worker protection. The article also notes Dampier’s mercy recommendation in a Georgia murder case and various local trials and embezzlement cases across Evanston and other areas.
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Indignant Over Mrvent eden United States Marshal Action
Indignant reports claim white Republicans oppose Negro guards over white prisoners as United States Marshals order transfers to Atlanta and beyond. The scene involves fears of racial tensions, with thousands of troops or guards discussed, while broader labor and security measures unfold in Decatur and Atlanta.
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