Americus Georgia Aims At Egyptian Style Prosperity
The article extols Americus Georgia as a fertile climate hub near Andertonville prison grounds, highlighting its mild winters and warm Gulf breezes. It praises abundant crops including peaches and cane sugar, notes rapid population growth, and praises civic wealth with a grand courthouse, marble post office, libraries, schools, churches, and a robust street system. It emphasizes health, climate, and convenience making it a premier winter resort and agricultural center.
Motion to Continue in Hinkle Murder Case Sets November Term
In superior court the state v J. I. and A B Hinkle murder case saw a defense motion for continuance based on public excitement, missing defense witnesses, and Dr A B Hinkle’s frail health. Judge Fish granted continuance to November term. crowd dispersed, other cases began. Also notes on Americus sidewalks and police witnesses heading to Macon for a federal case.
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A.B. Hinkle
C. B. Hudson
A. Hawkins
Robert J. Berner
Wheatley & Fitzgerald
E. ¥. Macton
Fish
Lamar
Smith
Barrow
Cobb
Feagin
Macon
Wir
Jackson
Mutiny at Toural Prison Ends in Fatal Firefight
Reported at Cano near the city a mutinous band of fifty convicts overpowered mounted guards near the quarries and seized rifles. Eleven guards pursued with 550 convicts as shots scattered, wounding two guards and killing three horses. Guards returned fire, killing thirty nine convicts while eleven escaped, amid claims the revolt followed recent native-court actions against guards.
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Buture
Cano
Jane
Toural
Thin City
Ranaway
Verdict Stooks Verdict Stirs Atlanta Commentaries
Torna of yesterday editorializes in Atlanta about the Porter Stocks verdict. It calls the result a grave wrong, warns of rising contempt for law, and says a life was spared despite deliberate murder. The piece argues delayed trials fuel lynch mobs and erode justice.
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Farter Stooks
Atlanta
Yeaterday
Porter Stocks
Cassin
Mandlin
Savannah and Augsuta railroads seek court order on rental
Savannah Ga June 12 directors of the Savannah and Augusta railroad met with a full board to act on paying $36,000 rental due to the Central. They decided to file a petition in U S court asking Judge Jackson to compel Receiver Comer to pay the rental. Attorney Frank I Miller of Augusta was appointed to prepare the petition. The directors claim the Central has money and the railroad earns more than the rental of $73,000 and oppose Comer's reasons for nonpayment. Meanwhile the Seventh Georgia Regiment plans its annual reunion at Villa Rica with committees formed and veterans expected to attend. Colonel J M Hamrin presided as meeting organizer.
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Beeliver Comer
Savaxxan
Savannah and Auguste Railroad
United States
Jackson
Comer
Prank I .Miller
Augusta
Justice Jackson
Stevelver Comers
Central
Georgia
Camnotroy
Georgis
Villa Rica
Carroll County
J. M. Hamrin
Fragmented opinions on suffrage and education reforms
The item presents blurred excerpts on voter behavior and party support with notes on woman suffrage debates. It then shifts to Yale post graduate courses opening to graduates of any college, mentioning twenty one women in fall enrollments with two from Smith and others from Seale and similar institutions.
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Vreiuelee Fats
Pola —Woman's Journal
Yale
Seale
Smith
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David Dickson
Hancock County
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Ala
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Agricultural and Military College of Alabama
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