Defense Opens With Slow Pace as Hinkle Trial Hearings Continue
Court watchers note a calmer mood in the Hinkle case as defense takes the lead after the state rested. Witnesses include Dr. G T Miller, Simon Clarke, and S J Carter describing timings around the shooting and interactions near the Hinkle office. Police Chief Lamar and Lieut Wheeler corroborate details of the arrest and scene, while additional testimony covers knuckes found at the site and the position of the body as evidence in the case.
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Hinkle
J. Carter
G.T. Miller
Simon Clarke
Carter
Simon Clark
Wheatley's
Jackson Street
Dr. Worsham
Twiggs
Hoth
Ety
Ry Spoh
Councol
Lamar
Drs. Hinkle
Wheeler
J.B. Hinkle
Worsham
Albert
J. B. Hinkle
Dinarm
Hinkles
Lieut. Wheeler
C Lamar
A. B. Hinkle
Monroe Adams
Hink
Adams
Wii] Matthews
C. L. Bartlett
Finch
Léonard Colemu
Texas
Stawkins
California Syrup of Figs Advert Keeps Benefit Alive
A fragmented old advertisement extols the product as a healthy laxative. It emphasizes purity and tastiness, claiming prompt relief and broad approval among users. The copy mentions California and syrup but is garbled and incomplete.
Italians Coming and Other News From January Dispatches
A January 11 dispatch reports $1,000,000 in gold withdrawn in New York for export on Saturday with $3,000,000 more planned for the week. Immigration official Stampa says 400 colonists with Italians may settle 275 families in Chickasaw County, Arkansas, if health requirements are met. President proposes an extra session after March 4 if the financial bill stalls. Shropshire Medal contest at Aliens, Ga, to honor General Lee's birthday. several students deliver 20 minute orations in a public chapel event. Also noted is the sale of fine Elberta peach trees at the Wade Recue place.
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Treasury
New York
Stampa
Austin Corbin
Chicot County
Arkansas
Immigration Bureau
Wassinutos
Springer
Cleveland
Clyde Shropshire
United States
Parle
General Lee
College Chapel
Slesace
CM Walker
George T. Jackson
K. D. Sanders
Fred Morris
Shelby Myrick
P. M. Hall
D. J. Clarke
S Weddington
W. A. Harris
J.B. Boyd
J. B. Lloyd
Samar
Atory
T . Wa
Parfenlar
Brooks County
Pao
Americus
Tie Hhak
Savannah
Jiince
Ta Ru
Americas
Times
Java
Jask Brady
Havanhah
Amorie
Jock Isos
Savannah scarlet fever scare prompts city action
A Savannah scare over scarlet fever in Americus triggers urgent quarantine measures. Reports say a boardinghouse visitor, Brady, is blamed for the outbreak rumor as officials, ministers, and police tighten controls.
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Savannah
Hell
Brady
Ab W
West Broad Streets
Galdabe
Jalliln
Acus
Americus
The Chattahoochee rises as Augusta aid ships deploy
Reports note the river at Augusta rising again with no major overflow expected while Jackson Miss continues cotton growers in session. Ex Marshal Leverett dies and interment set for Eatonton. Augusta merchants fund a Georgia aid shipment to Nebraska via Atlanta, and the King’s Daughters of Georgia form a permanent association in Macon with Mrs James A Thomas as president and state officers elected.
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Columbus
Marshal Leverett
Allo
Eatonton
Jackson
Misalasippi
Auguste
King's Daughter of
Georgia
Macon
Georgia King's Daughters Association
James A. Thomas
W. M. Latimer
Augusta
Alexander Prondilr
Mra
Printap
Rome
Kate Berrien Anderson
Savannah
King Bes of Wig Gang Arrested in Mranewjet
I H Allsbrook and a wide gang are linked to a major counterfeit operation spanning several states including the Carolinas and Georgia. Authorities say they produced high quality counterfeit bills and gold metal for widespread circulation, with a Treasury probe ongoing and more arrests anticipated among suspected confederates across multiple towns and races.
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King Bes
Mranewjet
Bausswick
I. H. Allsbrook
Ae Allsbrook
Allver
Pooret Service Division
Treasury Department
Thiadity
Allsbrook
Kunawigk
Five Murray County men indicted for murder and conspiracy
Five prominent Murray County residents including John Edmonson and Tom Wright have been indicted by the U S grand jury for murder and conspiracy. Edmonson is said to lead the Kuklux band and posted bond after surrendering in Atlanta. Deputy marshals are pursuing the remaining suspects as the case unfolds.
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Atlanta
Jam
Murray County
United States Grand Jury
John Edmonson
Tom Wright
W. A. Hannah
George Terry
Merrill Wood
Kuklux Band
Murray
Edmondson
Hannah
Marshels Re
Exile of James Hoar Darkens Fayette County Mountains
The article recounts the death of Mrs. Jennie Hoar at a mountain cottage near Jamonville in Fayette county, noting her 93 years as a Boston-born resident educated at a leading eastern college. It portrays James Hoar as a cultured stranger who came from Massachusetts, worked as a day laborer at the Wharton furnace, and formed a romantic attachment to Jennia, daughter of Bronson, amid tensions and rumors in the small community.
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Fransylvania
Jennie Hoar
Jamonville
Fayette County
Boston
Wharton Furnace
Massachusetts
Bronson
Dronson
Jenuia
Hoar
Jennia Beoe
Horrific Child Lure and Murder Reported in Woods
In a grisly case, children were harmed in a wooded area as a treasure hunt scheme backfired. Victims received letters urging acceptance of the blood oath, with threats of a vast hidden treasure. Police have not identified the suspect or suspects.
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Catania
Treaure
Viben Eles Bed Tees
Geo
Bona
Citall
Ishta Botalew
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R. W. Massey
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Enrone
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America
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Ter Re
H. M
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Leo
Raate
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Elbertas
L. J. Goons
Hoyler
Cave Co
Wartyr
Tigid Bey
U.S. Gov't Report
Anid
Slotter
Vr, Witt
Hayes
Nebraska
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Young Men's Business League of
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Forgeden
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G. C. Loving
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