Spencer and Spencer linked to star route fraud inquiry
In August reports from Washington describe defense counsel Mr Carpenter detailing expedition terms for star routes and arguing against low rates. Ex Senator Spencer is alleged to have witnessed a cash transaction in New York with Dorsey and General Brady present, while government officials note his absence and questions about his cooperation. The naval display includes a quarantine violation case involving Commander Edilogs and a Garfield mansion purchase review by Ohio Republicans.
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Alabama
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New York
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Loughrea
Dublin Castle
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London
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Yellow fever quarantines and trials span several cities
A dose of distant fever reports fills the page. Pensacola faces strict quarantine amid yellow fever rumors while Brownsville records new cases and Matamoras sees deaths. Washington seeks aid for Galveston quarantine funds. In Virginia, Garland murder trial unfolds with witness accounts and letters. Paris reports possible Franco Malagasy tensions as fire hits Grant City stores in Missouri.
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Meneeuin
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Lundenburg Court
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Baltimore
E. J. Orgam
W. W. Boswell
Garland
Wedderburn
Addison
John E. Eaves
Boswell
Miss Hatchet
Miss Hatchett
Candler for Congress Ninth District Nomination
The ninth district Democratic convention met in Gainesville to nominate Emory Speer’s successor. Hon. James Simmons presided, committees chosen, and Colonel Allen D. Candler nominated after strong support. The platform endorsed Democratic principles, condemned Republican misrule, and urged party unity. Candler praised for local ties, campaign vigor, and broad district appeal with Speer’s noted opposition fading.
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Republican Party
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A. B. C. Dorsey
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Lumpkin
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J. T. Paine
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Oconee
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James Jackson
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T. J. Haralson
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Colonel Candler
Blue Ridge
Lyle
Speerman
Emory
Awfont Cownry
Ala
G. W. Hewitt
Alabama
Stausros
Charles
O’fernall
Rockingham
Miss
Hezelhurst
Joseph Hill
Hill
Internal Revenue Collector
Marietta Ink Mine and National Cemetery Visit
A Cobb county report describes a copper and sulphur mine near Marietta with an unusual water that yields an ink when mixed with aut gall and its potential as a fertilizer from earth around the mine. The piece also covers the National Cemetery there, noting government funds, layout, graves, and maintenance.
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Kennesaw Mountain
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Cobb County
G. W. Kirk
Wong
Kirk
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Mr Kirk
National Cemetery
Congress
Bermuda
OConnell Statue Unveiled by Lord Mayor in Dublin
The unveiling of Daniel O Connell's statue occurred with Lord Mayor Dawson presiding before an estimated crowd of 100000. Parnell Dillon and Gray attended as marshals kept good order along the route and urged Ireland toward renewed nationhood.
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Cosain
Daniel O'Connell
O'Connell
Dawson
Parnell
Dillon
L'Watt
Gray
Ireland
Daring bank burglary shocks Kewasre Illinois
In Kewasre Illinois two men robbed First National Bank of about 20000 dollars including 6000 in gold. Miss Palmer and cashier Pratt were injured and locked in the vault before escaping. Suspects fled toward Mineral Illinois as 300 men scoured the countryside. Both victims remain seriously injured amid a citywide chase.
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First National Bank
Pratt
Miss Palmer
Miss P
Mineral
Illinois
Mr. Pratt
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