Judge Humphreys Vindicated in Hawaii case
In Wasurseron Sept 13 Attorney General Knox announced no charges against Hawaii judge Humphreys proved valid. He found no evidence that Humphreys influenced grand juries or politics. The report rebuked baseless suspicions and urged loyalty to the bench amid difficult territorial governance.
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Slavery claims and rail expansion dominate Southern discourse
A blizzard of quotes and ads span political outrage over slavery, census silence, and press sniping. Meanwhile New Orleans rail plans promise solid vestibule trains, 103 new engines, 2000 flat cars, 590 stock cars, and 250 furniture cars, with Baldwin and routes to New Orleans and Sacramento pushing deliveries before year end.
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Fool Idea and Arizona Notes Highlight Diarist’s Wit
A Chicago Record Herald piece recalls Ebenezer Buakley reacting to a sketchy $2 get rich scheme and warns readers about frauds. The item also cites Arizona’s vast forests, copper output, and population, with public trustees debating action over a missing townsite fund and possible grand jury involvement.
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Lesra
Rasaia
Australia to wield growing influence in Pacific markets
Hugh M. Lusk argues in the North American Review that Australia will extend its external influence mainly in the Pacific and Indian Oceans south of the equator. It will press claims in the Loyalty group New Hebrides Solomons and parts of German and Dutch territories while expanding trade with Siam French and southern China and Borneo. Meanwhile the Santa Fe spelling shift from canon to canyon reflects American pronunciation guiding advertising materials and Tombstone's revival via mining payrolls.
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United States Geological Survey
Dead sergeant and Boer fatal shot at Spionkop
A London News account recalls a Boer commando retaking lines near Spionkop where a sergeant died with rifle in hand, weapon firing as a Boer pulled it, the shot killing the intruding foe. The tale came from a comrade who helped plant the dead Dutchman.
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