Woman Shot and Killed by Two Negroes in Alabama
Bindiyonam Alabama June 6 Mrs R H Hubbard a prosperous Bibb County farmer was shot and killed by two discharged workers Will and Alex Hill at a Memphis and Charleston Railroad station. Hubbard wounded in defense as the wife reportedly shot first. Will Hill captured near Blocton. a lynching is feared as authorities pursue Alex Hill toward Centerville.
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Bindiyonam
Ala
Mra
R . H. Hubbard
Menphis and Charleston
Bibb County
R. H. Hubbard
Will
Ales Hill
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Will Hill
Blocton
Centerville
Hill
Alex Hill
Majority rule favored in Savannah grand jury charge
In Savannah on June 1 Judge Robert L. Falligant told the grand jury he favors majority rule in petit juries. He noted delays from hung juries, cited other states where the plan worked, and said Georgia could adopt it. He defended attorneys for their efforts on behalf of clients.
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Georgia
Falligant
Dewey Sails for Home No Dettion on the Adm Departure From Hong-Kong
The United States cruiser Olympia with Admiral Dewey aboard left Homa Harbor at 4 pm under foul weather. Consul Wildman stayed aboard with a few friends as the admiral bid farewell. The ship hoisted a large admiral’s flag and set off with a marine guard on deck.
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Adm
Hong-Kong
United States
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Consul Wildman
Samoa surrenders hundreds of rifles amid commission talks
Malletoa and Tamasese visit the Samoan commission aboard the Badger as Mataafa agrees to disarm his followers and leaves the decision to the commission. The powers coordinate, Germans deploy guards, and arms surrender mechanisms are set with tensions easing as Malietoa factions submit grievances and ships prepare to depart.
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Galalog
Kreely
Apia
Samoa
Auckland
New Zealand
Malletoa
Tamasese
United States
Badger
Mataafa
Philadelphia
Admiral Kautz
E. B. F. Muxse
Herr Rose
Europe
Queen Victoria
Malinun
Fagalt
William J. Chambers
Supreme Court
Wilhelm Sulf
Pagopago
Mulligan
Colonel Maddox Dies in Atlanta After Illness
Colonel Robert F. Maddox, president of Maddox & Rucker Banking Co., died at his Atlanta home after months of illness. He had returned from Lithia Springs for health, suffered a second paralytic stroke on Friday, and declined. A prominent civic figure, he helped develop Atlanta after the war and built a cotton business into a bank.
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Atlanta
Jane G
Robert F. Maddox
Maddox & Rucker Banking Company
Maddox
Lithia Springs
Maddox & Racker Banking Company
Scheme to Trap Rebel Army Fails in Philippine Dispatch
A Manila report describes General Hall’s expedition toward Morong as failing to cordon the insurgents, who mostly escaped through rugged mountains. The column faced extreme heat, supply strain, and casualties while attempting to trap bandits with wagon-train logistics. Washington troops returned to Pasig as operations uncertain.
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Hall
Manila
Jane
Peninsular
Hail
Morong
Roman
Binangouan
Pio del Pilar
Yhe Washington
Pasig
Santa ‘Teresa
Washington Regiment
Lawton
Truman
Binangonan
Macabebe
San Fernando
Detroit street railways to be municipally owned
The Detroit street railway commission will present two ordinances to the common council. One creates bonds for a Municipal Street Railway to purchase the Metropolitan Street Railway and consolidate lines. The other grants a franchise to operate all city lines at five cents per ride or six rides for 26 cents with a fallback if payments fail.
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Detroit Street Railways
Detoit
Detroit “Street” Railway Commission
Common Council
Municipal Sr ‘Railway Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Municipal Rail+ ‘Way company
Woodmen Session Opens With Routine Business in Kansas City
In Kansas City ten thousand Woodmen of America delegates gathered for opening ceremonies. A parade, team contests, and a Bevan speech were planned while officials addressed the crowd. Governor Stanley, Mayor Jones, and others spoke. committees were appointed as negotiations continued.
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Bkansas City
Mifera Woodmen of America
William J. Bevan
Prill
Stanley
Kansas
Jones
John Sullivan
James A. Reed
William A. Northcott
Illinois
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George Estes
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House of Commons
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