Bank Robbery Suspect Confession Leads to Cash Find
Details cover the Darien bank robbery in Savannah where $23,000 purloined, later rising to $25,000. John Fitzgerald implicated and jailed after a confession linked to accomplice Patrick Savage. Officers Hays and Huntington traced $69,381 buried at Warner’s Coach House, with additional gold and silver hidden elsewhere. Fitzgerald claims consent to place the June cotton-stash. Government seeks Fitzgerald’s body from New York as rewards for vigilance rise.
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Steam Packet Arrives from New York With Incendiary and Political News
Cuantesvon Oct 19 The Steam Packet David Brown Capt Mon nis arrived from New York yesterday morning. An incendiary Thompson planned an abolition address in Boston on the 14th. The N Y Commercial Advertiser reports embezzlement by Thompson in London and potential Botany Bay punishment. Major Haron may be appointed Minister to Spain. A steam line to Charleston is funded with about 70,000 dollars. Signor Cammon pe 1.4 Banca named Minister Plenipotentiary to the US Government. The Pacife sails with the late Wa T. Banny’s wife and son from Liverpool to New York.
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English Reform Bill Deliberations Move Toward Settlement
London and Liverpool reports show Commons and Lords inching toward final agreement on the corporation reform bill. The Lords retain their magistrate appointment clause while embracing most Commons amendments. A Lords select committee inquiry into the Lords arises as Hume criticizes the body.
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