Battle of the Giants Opens With Speeches This Week
The trial in the Worsham case enters its next stage as witnesses for both sides testify about brass knuckles and the shooting. Dr. A B Hinkle and family figures are pressed under cross examination while jurors hear medical and eyewitness accounts and consider whether the weapons were same-caliber plates. The judge adjourns until Monday with instructions to the jury.
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J. P. Chapman
J. J. Worsham
Worsham
Terry Hinkle
Browd
Macon
Terry
Yeaterday
A. Wm
A. B. Hinkle
John R. Shaw
Moore
Fort
Swigga
Watson
A B. Hinkle
Pilebury
Will Jones
Dr. Hinkle
Major Speer
Bank of Southwest Georgia
Hinkle
Jones
Coker
Wilson
Twiggs
Darby
Talggs
4. B. Hinkle
Capt
Lamar
Barrow
Dr. Worsham
Henry Lumpkin
J. G. James
J. B. Hinkle
Col
E. A. Hawkins
Lile
Tom Davenport
Aoward Coleman
Coleman
Davenport
Kai
Cobb
Menara
T. F. Logan
J. W. Guerry
Jane Barber
L. J. Blalock
Blalock
Sandy Harris
Monroe Adams
Bony Hudson
Harris
Adams
Oliver Barrow
Firat
Drs. Hinkle
Mathews
Charles Solder
Lanois Coleman
Lannia
Col . . Cutts
Hawkins
Col. Cutts
Ned
Tate
Balder
Snider
Alk
Hie House
Charles Snider
Judge Twiggs
Fort & Watson
Col. K. A. Hawkins
Col. Hawkins
Will Hawkins
Mesars, Shaw and Worsham
Windsor Hotel
W. A. Little
Supreme Court
Georgia Train Carloads Aid Nebraska Sufferers
A Georgia train of a dozen cars loaded with carp meat flour and other foods will depart Atlanta for Lincoln Nebraska to distribute contributions. Americus and Sumter county supplied a carload of corn and meat and the rest were sent to Atlanta. The North Nebraska drought and cold wave left many destitute with deaths from cold and hunger. Local church leaders are scheduled for services today and tomorrow with moderate attendance expected.
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Ciorgia
Atlacp
Lincoln
Neb
Americus
Sumter County
Central
Atlanta
Georgia
Onca
Nebraska
Backward Glimpses Of 1800s Bank Failures And Emigration
A digest of historical market woes notes 1804 commercial failures totaling 17 million dollars, with bank and factory distress down from earlier years, suggesting gradual recovery. The piece also covers a Georgia emigration wave of African Americans seeking Diberla, Culhane's Minstrels in town, a local jury anecdote, and obituaries including Robert B. Mann Sr.
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