Mistrial Johnson Hanged by Mob in North Carolina
A mob seized John V. Johnson from Wadesboro jail after a mistrial in his murder case and hanged him near the town, riddling the body with bullets. The jail door was broken and the sheriff faced threats to surrender the keys. Johnston had been charged in the killing of Gwynn Johnston, his brother in law. The lynchers were not identified.
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Atlanta
Wadesboro
N. C
John V. Johnson
Johnston
Gwyn
Atlanta Fertilizer Men Indicted by Nashville Grand Jury
Atlanta businessmen named in a Nashville grand jury indictment face charges under the Sherman antitrust act and a conspiracy to regulate trade. No indictments yet received in Atlanta. proceedings set for the October term in Nashville federal court.
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Nashville
The
Herald
Atlanta
United States
Sec section bound by twine to secure oats
A short note describes using twine to bind oats in a storage section. The action focuses on securing loose oats with binding material to prevent spill or spoilage. No additional context or persons are provided.
Indictments Draw Attention to Fertilizer Case Jurisdiction
The discussion will focus on jurisdiction as the case against prominent indicted men and fertilizer companies draws nationwide attention. Outcome likely to attract considerable interest and be watched closely.
Bridge Gangman's High Tumble
Jake Williams, a bridge gang worker for the A. C. S., fell from a trestle about 25 to 30 feet after chasing his hat in strong wind. He suffered a broken collarbone but escaped serious injury. two companions covered his medical return from town.
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Jake Williams
Williams
Atlanta Drummers Aim for Mileage Campaign
Atlanta, May 28. Members of Post B Travelers' Protective Association announce a vigorous campaign to obtain an interchangeable mileage book for 2000 miles at 2 cents per mile. A big smoker is planned for the last Saturday night in July at a city hotel to organize plans and invite participation from all interested in securing the rate.
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The
Herald
Atlanta
Post B
Travelers’ Protective Association
Interesting Children’s Service at the Methodist Church
A large church gathering enjoyed a children's evening with songs and recitations. Superintendent A. W. Muse gave a short instructive address as part of a well received community entertainment.
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Methodist Church
A. W. Muse
Horrible Louisville Wreck Kills and Injures Many
A Louisville and Nashville bound passenger train derailed while backing into Union Station in Louisville Ky May 88. Eighteen people were killed and twelve to fifteen injured one probably fatally. Seven unidentified bodies lie at a local undertaking establishment as mangled remains hinder identification for some time. The split flange on the smoker wheel caused the car to derail and collide with a freight train on a siding.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Union Station
Revolution in Gautamala threatens American interests
A State Department dispatch from Minister Combs warns Gautamala faces a revolution threatening U S interests. The trouble centers in the north near the Mexican border though the cause is internal.
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Gautamala
Washington, D. C
State Department
Combs
Republic
Pessimism in Russia Thwarts government progress
St. Petersburg on May 28 reports persistent pessimism about Russia's outlook. The government hesitates on a course, the emperor desires a possible compromise, and evidence shows no willingness to yield to the lower house demand for a new cabinet. A deadlock grows, reducing hopes for a peaceful settlement.
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St. Petersburg
Joplin Savings Bank Closed by State Examiners
Joplin Mo May 28 The Joplin Savings Bank was closed today by State Examiners Wade and Cook under instructions from the secretary of state. Deposits total 84000 while capital stands at 10000. The bank president has promised to pay every depositor in full.
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Joplin, Mo
Joplin
Mrs. Davis Continues to Improve in New York
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, reported much better yesterday, remained improving today in New York. An advertisement notes Mennen's Talcum Powder two boxes for 26 cents at J. L. Forrest's location.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Mennen
J. L. Forrest's
Clark Howell speaks at Dawson in Georgia event
Hon. Clark Howell spoke in Dawson, Georgia, to a well received audience today as part of his visit. The report mentions local interest and notes an unrelated advertisement for Bohemian Export Beer and Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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Clark Howell
Dawson
The
Herald
Dawson, Ga
Lst
Albany
Port Arthur Declared Port of Entry in Canal Bill
The house committee of ways and means designates Port Arthur Texas as a port of entry. The bill accepts John W. Gates on behalf of the Kansas City Southern railroad offering a tidewater canal at Port Arthur ending the Port Arthur Sabine Pass rivalry. Also an item notes piano tuning and organ repair services offered in Albany for ten to fifteen days by J Z Bush with 38 years of experience.
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Washington
House Committee of Ways and Means
Port Arthur
Texas
John W. Gates
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Sabine Pass
Albany
Elks Notice Calls for Wide Ladies' Attendance at Noon Event
The Herald announces a gathering at the Elks' building tomorrow noon with all Elks' ladies invited and expected to assist in entertaining visitors. A ladies' committee led by Mrs. H. T. McIntosh plans details while all Elks' women participate in events beyond business sessions. Refreshments should be sent to the building Tuesday morning or afternoon for delivery.
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Elks
The
H. T. McIntosh
W. Rawson
EB. H. Denison
BE. F. Jackson
W. L. Davis
M. Weslosky
H.A. Tarver
M. R. Bacon
Charles Marks
B. Brown
I. C. Brinson
Annie Hobbs
Helen Davis
Jeanette Wenjosky
Nella Wason
Etta Brown
Sherrie Lewis
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Willimantic Man
Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Conn credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after failing with other remedies. He says four bottles cured him completely and he is now in good health. Sold by Hileman-Sale Drug Co.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimpson
Willimantic
Conn
Hileman-Sale Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Hilgman-Sale Drug Co
Federal action for Ed Johnson lynching case at Chattanooga
The federal government moves to punish those alleged responsible for the Ed Johnson lynching in Chattanooga on March 19. Twenty seven persons named in the information filed by Attorney General Moody include Sheriff John F. Shipp and Deputy Ibson. The case centers on a death sentence and an appeal to federal courts.
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Washington, D. C
Chattanooga
Ed Johnson
Moody
John F. Shipp
Ibson
Fifth Annual State Elks Convention Opens in Albany
The Georgia Elks meet tomorrow at the Hilks Home on Pine Street with formal greetings at 10 a.m. and a 11 a.m. parade, followed by the opening exercises of the Fifth Annual Convention. Mayor Rawson and state officials will be featured speakers as visiting Elks and Albany Lodge 713 participate in parades, receptions, and a grand ball.
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Albany Lodge No. 713
Hilks
Pine Street
Courthouse
New Albany
Georglea
Washington
Broad
Monroe
Pine
Hks
Biks
State Association of
Hiks
Morris Weslosky
H. A. Landau
Albany Lodge
Ellis
R. L. Colding
JrBs
Dlks
Hlks
Fifth Regiment Band
Atlanta
Philema
Union Depot
Albany & Northern Railway
Albany
Valdosta
Ball Park
Elks
The
Wik
Order of Hiks
Horned Brotherhood
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