Redwine Guilty. Six-Year Term in Columbus Penitentiary
Lewis Redwine was sentenced to six years in the Columbus Ohio penitentiary for embezzlement of Gate City National Bank funds. The trial, held in Atlanta and reported with notable legal talent, featured defense health documents and prosecutions by Captain Harry Jackson, father of Tom Cobb Jackson, tied to the embezzle case.
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National
Columbus
Ohio
Atlasta
Lewis Redwine
Gate City National Bank
United States
Pardew
Redwine
Columbus Ohio Penitentiary
J. Hammond
Harry Jackson
Tom Cobb Jackson
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A Lively Tilt in Committee Hoon Over Bank Tax Action
A heated dispute erupted in the house banking committee as Mr. Cox of Tennessee pressed for an unconditional repeal of the state bank tax. Mr. Warner of New York clashed with Cox, accusing haste in reporting the bill. Chairman Springer struggled to restore order as sharp exchanges continued, drawing wide comment.
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House Banking Committee
Cox
Tennessee
Johner
Oba
Warner
New York
Springer
Republicans Happy Meet Shapes National Committee
Washington January 12 Republicans from many ranks gathered at the Arlington lobby ahead of the National Republican committee meeting. Chairman Thomas Carter had been present for two days. At noon the committee entered secret session to discuss business matters. Two key questions concerned issuance and committee heads. The committee was positioned between New York and Washington as pivotal centers.
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Washngton
Arlington
National Republian Committee
Eri
Thomas Carter
Ita
New York
Oni Wang Pee Snoaidered O Narional Voselhitn
Bland bill and tariff clashes in early house actions
In Washington Jan 12 the House committee on coinage, weights and measures orders a favorable report on the Bland bill for silver bullion coinage and certificates, while the banking committee delays repeal of the 10 percent tax on state banks until tariff debates end. The Senate session hints at political moves around Hornblower's associate appointment and growing executive committee activity. House tariff actions proceed with limited attendance. new nominations and executive sessions loom as the day unfolds. The piece also notes reverse stances on income tax and internal revenue measures, plus a separate note on Lotta’s father’s death in New York.
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House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Income Tax
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Hornblower
Senate
Executive Committee
National Republican Committee
Enpreme Court of the Uniteds
Santie
House
Brosins
Everett
Shweetts
Wasumaton
Treasury Department
Crisis Near as Rebels Plan Bold Strike at Nictheroy
Despatches from Rio report insurgents recapturing Mocangue and Eugennes and preparing a strong landing at Nictheroy under Admiral de Mello aboard Aquidaban. Reports say Rio bay reentry despite forts, with intensive preparations for battle and possible attack on Rio.
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Nietherny
Admiral de Mello
Brasil
Borxos
Nictheroy
Niceral
Rio
Second Burlington Flyer train robbery attempt near St. Joe
The Burlington Flyer was stopped three miles east of St. Joseph by five masked men who boarded, brandished revolvers, and forced the express messenger to open the door. They seized cash and valuables before fleeing. a posse is pursuing the culprits as the city endures a fresh botched heist amid earlier September plans thwarted by authorities.
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Misspuri
St. Josara
Council Bluffs
Ea Elington Flyer
St. Joe
Saeed
Hohlweer
Jen
Legal fight over AP and L stock rights and BAM line
In a case before Judge Piahta elian ders a dozen stockholders of the AP and L sue to void the BAM charter and dissolve the BAM line, restoring AP and L to its original holders with an accounting from BAM receivers. Americus and region watch as the outcome could shift regional rail control and property.
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Piahta Elianders
AP & L
Lonvale
Montgomery
Ocmulgee
Lyons
Hog named Jimmy claimed as Sumter county prize pig
Local jeweler Charles A Fricker disputes a medal claim as the boss pig raiser in Sumter county. A one year old pig named Jimmy weighed 410 pounds at death after a year of feeding on slop. The story notes notable observers and questions the pig's weight and pedigree.
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Charles A Fricker
Sumter
Fricker
Enloe
Jimmy
Santo
St Hawkins
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