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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 27, 1903

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Questions to Ex-Marahall Golds on Frederick politics

A letter from a local auditor in Frederick County asks a series of blunt questions about a Postmaster appointment bid and party backing. It accuses neglect of the Republican Central Committee, probes endorsements, and seeks names of dissenters among Frederick executives. The note is followed by unrelated items from Chicago and London involving a suspected diamond theft and a deadly 33-woman fire incident.

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Saratoga Club Allegations Tie Richard Ganfield to Gambling

A well known resort in Amiochn Hoy and the Saratoga club, a famed venue, are alleged to be run by Richard Ganfield. He was indicted recently for involvement in a New York City gambling operation. Ganfield denies any interest in gambling activities at either establishment.

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Pope Leo XIII laid to rest in St Peter's Basilica

Rome July 27 The body of Pope Leo XIII was interred in St Peter's after a solemn dusk ceremony. The procession moved from the chapel choir to the sarcophagus above the church, with eight pope carriers and cardinals in attendance. A second lead coffin carried the pope to the tomb in the basilica, to be later placed in St John Lateran as his final resting place. Cardials criticized some aspects of the rituals, while Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Rome and attended related events.

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Mob Attacks Detective Peel in Leading Village Lynch Attempt

In Scranton on July 27 a mob in Poster attempted to lynch John Peel a Delaware Lackawanna and Western detective amid anger over his alleged discovery of brass thefts. Peel took refuge in a station waiting room and escaped aboard a passenger train after a brief hand-to-hand clash. Police expect wholesale arrests, with 16 mob members named as participants. The ringleader, a leading local citizen, allegedly incited the attack after Peel gathered evidence that could ruin him and his son.

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Danville Riots Leave Two Dead and Panic Hits Town

In Danville Illinois on July 27 a mob of about 600 men assaulted the jail seeking to lynch a Black man named Imes Wilson who confessed to assaulting Mrs. Thowse Burgess. Gunfire killed John D. Metcalf and Henry Gatterman. Metcalf was arrested afterward. The riot ignited destruction across the city with the jail damaged, the police station wrecked, and the crowd burning the courthouse area as state troops moved in amid widespread unease.

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