Terrible lynching of Sam Hose in Georgia
The article recounts the burned-at-the-stake murder of Sam Hose near Newman, Georgia, detailing mob violence, dismemberment souvenirs, and the ensuing confrontation with ex-Governor Atkinson. It notes deputies and governors seeking order as the mob sought revenge, and presents a stark, ominous portrait of the crime and its aftermath.
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B. W. Atkinson
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Rev. Strickland
Alfred Cranford
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Finances in London Market Show Sluggish Lending
The Times London financial correspondent reports a sloppy money market with lenders competing to offer the cheapest credit. An odd third of the period sees limited demand and unsettled rates, reflecting cautious optimism and wary borrowers amid unsettled financial signals.
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Money markets swing as fear grips investors
A London bank newsletter notes money dearer this week as speculation surges and lending tightens. Traders fear a renewed money shortage as European finance tightens and New York exchange weakness prompts UK rate pressures, with the chancellor facing a political hurdle over proposed taxes.
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Utterances of Capt Coghlan in Manila Incident
London reports on April 24 that Morning papers denounce Captain Coghlan of the U S cruiser Raleigh for remarks about Admiral Dewey and the German commander at Manila as indiscreet. Some papers defend Coghlan while others praise public punishment as a sign of American national dignity and self respect.
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Burns Is The Man, San Francisco, April 4
The Examiner reports Governor Gage was asked about Matthew Quay and Governor Stone’s move in Pennsylvania. Gage said he does not know Quay or Stone and that Dan Burns has been appointed to succeed Stephen M. White, though the commission is not yet issued. He declined to discuss Stone’s authority and hinted Burns would receive a commission if Quay is seated.
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Iowa Crew Stricken as Malaria Rumor Rises on Ship
The Iowa battleship crew, about half the men, are reported on the sick list in San Francisco on April 24. They protest loudly demanding the ship be moved to improve conditions. Officials link illness to sewers near Union Iron Works, citing foul odors as a probable cause.
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San Francisco
Towa
Union Iron Works
Pathfinder to Sail for Pacific Coast Next Week
New York April reports the United States survey steamer Pathfinder will begin loading supplies today at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She is expected to sail for the Pacific coast about the middle of next week.
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American Troops Take Rebel Trenches Near Malolos
In an April engagement near Quengua four miles northeast of Malolos seven Americans were killed and four wounded. Major Stotsenburg and Lieutenant Sikson fell, leading a charge into Filipino trenches as Nebraska and Utah regiments attempted to hold the line. thirteen Filipinos died in the trenches, and the Americans later captured the second trench and maintained the town under heavy fire.
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Nebraska
Sixth Cavalry
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Mixed Up Stomachs and a Missouri Death Sentence
In St Louis on April 4 Governor Stephens was asked to commute Thomas Shackelford’s death sentence after Eph Houston, who worked at the morgue, kept and claimed the stomach used as evidence. A separate morgue mix led to questions about the man’s death and a stomach set aside for the court.
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