Gambling Case Sparks Editorial Debate on Judges
The Durham Recorder reviews the Miller gambling case on appeal after a $2000 fine and 30 day sentence. The paper defends Judge Phillips for denying affidavits and upholding the appeal, urging respect for legal processes and warnings against public attacks on judges.
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End of the Pan Electric Scandals and Fort Worth growth
The committee report exonerates Mr. Garland from blame amid a mixed verdict on the Pan-Electric affair. Fort Worth’s rise is highlighted with Dallas Atlanta and Birmingham noted as peers, and a Gazette history traces the city’s growth from 1,500 people and $250,000 wealth in 1876 to 27,000 people and $7.9 million wealth in 1886.
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