Leesburg Locals Describe Busy Court Week and Election
Leesburg November report details a busy Superior court start with juries and Judge Fort delivering a clear verdict on the Gray Mare case. Election day passed peacefully with some posturing by defeated candidate Frank Johnson and others but ended with favorable results and growing county interest in races. Notable attendees included Cols. Pope Jones and Walters from Albany and several lawyers from around the state.
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Leespura
Superior Court
Hhis
Fort
Frank Johnson
Maxwell
Montezuma
D. E. Green
Cols. Pope, Jones
Riot Fears After Fatal Shooting in Crawfordville
A fatal shooting occurred in Crawfordville when Frank Cain shot and likely fatally wounded John Moore, a confrontation that sparked significant unrest. Cain was arrested and released on bond as tensions rose among the black and white communities who prepared Winchester rifles amid growing unease and warnings of possible riot.
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Crawfordville
Frank Cain
John Moore
Caln
Mrs M Kee Arrested in Florida for Poisoning Charge
Special to Reconpen Rome reports Mrs McKee, charged with poisoning Mrs Wimpee in Rome, has been arrested in DeLand Florida and will be returned to Rome for trial. The case draws wide attention as authorities pursue extradition and the public awaits further developments.
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de Land
Fla
Rome
Abbeville Welcomes Enterprising Resident and Wells Progress
Abbeville Georgia reports artesian well work advancing with contractor L B Clay optimistic about water in days. Jon R Allison, buyer of J R Monroe’s residence for five thousand dollars, has moved to town, boosting local interest as houses remain in high demand. Nesbitt sworn as Agriculture Commissioner in Atlanta announces inspectors for fertilizers and a new chief clerk. A note from W Bull’s Sarsaparilla praises its skin-disease benefits. A relic silver watch from the Civil War era, numbered 0067, found near King's Mountain, is discussed as possibly left by retreating troops.
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Abbeville
L. B. Clay
John R. Allison
J. R. Monroe
Allison
Nesbitt
Atlanta
W. B. Jones
Troupe County
Frank Davis
Newton County
J. B. Hunnicutt
Coweta County
James E. Blackstock
King's Mountain
Gordon Speech at House of Representatives Sparks Debate
Special to Recompen Atlanta Nov 10 General Gordon gave a grand speech to a large, enthusiastic House of Representatives audience. He defended his position toward the Alliance, denied misrepresentation, quoted Polk and Livingston about the sub treasury bill, and said he would support no specific measure. Applause was loud, and supporters predicted opposition weakening. A stray item notes youths found a mill, drank juice and beer, and fled after a fake gunshot scare.
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Atlanta
Gordon
House of Representatives
Polk
Livingston
A E Ne Office On Lv Vines For Fen ADB
A cryptic OCR snippet mentions an office and vines in Las Vegas context linked to Fen ADB. The legible elements include a possible acronym ADB and protagonist or location hints, but the fragment lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a coherent card.
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Intel
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Rayannah
Leesburg
Mrs. M'Kee
W. T. Prentise
Lewisport
Harper’s Young People
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Howard Pyle
Sophie B. Herrick
Hood
Charles Carleton Coffin
Harper and Brothers
Dr. Bull's
George 8. Norton
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P.P. P
Callat
Arthur Rylander
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Mardre
Arist
Forsyth Street
Carters
Calvin Carter
Eagle” Shoe and Hat Store
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Americus, GA
W.W. Wheeler & Co
Aene Office
Onlv
Mayo’s
Georgia
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C. Jordan
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Atbendon
Abana
Hreaina
Attana
Fui Particu
Atlawta, Ga
Fyoy A
Saal
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis
Trouble Brewing Hall
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Lee Streets
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