Defense and Prosecution Clash in Hinkle Trial Continuation
Judge Little wraps a lengthy review of evidence in the Hinkle case as Col. Blalock and Judge Fort deliver forceful defenses. Witness contradictions, wound analysis, and timing are argued while weather and attendance affect courtroom turnout.
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Judge Little
Spech
Col. Blalock
Hinkle
Little
Wii
Matthews
Oliver Barrow
Barrow
Apesker
Worsham
Albert Hinkle
Guerry
Lamar
Lieut. Wheeler
Gost Dent
J. B. Hinkle
Dupree
Dra
Hin
Kelle
Dr. Worsham
Ee Hinkle
de. Hortne
Albert Hinkie
Boykin Glover
Willie Everett
Dr. Horine
C. W. Littlejohn
Coil
Blalock
Col
Allen Fort
Dr. Wornham
Drs. Hinkle
Drs. Hinkla
Everett
Will Jones
Peither
Carter
Simon Clark
de Horine
Horine
de. Worsham
Albert
Indian Appropriation Bill Dominates House Session
Debates in the Senate focus on wealth distribution and populist themes as speakers defend the Populist party against charges of vagary. Columbus Ga plans a new Masonic temple funded by prior local efforts. Georgia train shipments depart for Nebraska and Athens hosts Senator Vilas next week. Robert N. Ely, former Georgia attorney general, dies at Fulton County almshouse after long illness.
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Wasuxetox
James
Secretary of the Interior
Sayers
Senate
Call
Florida
Allen
Popular
Nebraska
United States
England
Assumpton
Gorman
Allison
Populius
Southern Passenger Association
Waldorf Hotel
New York
Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
John H. Knight
Wissonaia
Robert N. Ely
State of Georgia
Senator Colquitt
Fulton County Almshouse
The Gladiator at Am ericus Opera House
A glowing pacesetting review praises The Gladiator for its realism and lofty theme. It notes producer Mr Downing’s $10 000 challenge for a comparable play and lauds Eugenie Blair in a grand Am ericus Opera House production. A Montgomery marriage announced follows. A report warns of a growing migratory tramp influx toward North Georgia amid a deep freeze.
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Bech
Bowell
Montgomery
Alabama
Birken Ourda
Belog
James Bright Semmes
Americus
Kate Kavacsagh Vissher
F. ¥. Visesber
South Court
Atrest
Milas Visscher
Etroles
J.C. McKeasle
House of Representatives adopts Senate resolution on gubernatorial probe
Report from Nashville dated January 15 notes the House passed a Senate resolution by 58 to 4 to authorize a joint committee probe into the gubernatorial election before announcing the result. Rumors say H Clay Evans might seek to be sworn in, but the claim is groundless. Republicans allegedly push to aid fraud investigations and promise revelations amid World’s Fair chatter.
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House of Hepreonatatives
Senate
H. Clay Evans
Turney
Reig
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