Savannah duel threat over judge and lawyer altercation
In Savannah and Claxton a dispute between Judge Twiggs and Mr. Moore escalated into a near duel after a clashing jury remark. A fire-side quarrel at Dr. Alexander’s home involved Newton Norman, Mrs. Pierce Wood, Judge Rawlings, Alfred Herrington, and Congressman G. G. Edwards. Moore defended the opposite view, resulting in blows and tense stand‑offs before relief arrived. Savannah men await further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivan
Savenosl
Claxton
Hdl. Ti
Savannah
John T Sloe
Moore
Calo
OW. Dixon
Payer Hus
Savanna Jo
Chixton
Twiggs
Macor
Dixon
Twiges
Alexander
Reidsgills
Newton Norman
South Atlantic
Pierce Wood
Jnge Rawlings
Alfred Herrington
G. Edwards
First
Mr. Moore
G. W. Burkhalter
A. R. Roach
Clarke Superior Court convenes April session
Judge Charles H. Brand opens the Clarke Superior Court April term with grand jury empanelment led by foreman H. J. Rowe and sworn traverse jurors and bailiffs. Dozens of divorce cases heard, several divorces granted, others dismissed or continued. Also report on widespread crop damage from Easter cold, especially cotton, fruit, melons, and vegetables across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
H. J. Rowe
Charles H. Brand
Clarke Superior Court
Messrs
J. H. Matthew
J. H. Hancock
R. F. Wood
T. H. Morris
W. D. Hamilton
W. H.towns
Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas G. Hudson
Department of Agriculture
South Grorght
Hudson
Pittsburg Man Arrested Near Carnegie Event With Knife
Frederick Stagel, 83, was arrested in front of Hotel Schenly after carrying a concealed pen knife and entering the lobby seeking Andrew Carnegie. He claimed to want permission to speak with Carnegie about a patent milking device. He had $261 and gave Los Azol as his address. Carnegie was not at the hotel. security was tightened around founders day ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Frederick Stagel
Schenly
Stagel
John Kennedy
L Hm
Andrew Carnegie
Oakland
Los Azol
Carnegie
Carnegie Istitute
Carnegie Institute
Roosevelt appoints Ralph W. Tyler auditor of the treasury
President Roosevelt names Ralph W. Tyler of Columbus Ohio to be auditor of the treasury for the navy department in Washington April 10. Tyler succeeds William W. Brown who becomes special attorney in the department of justice. Senators Foraker and Dick endorsed Tyler for various positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Auditor of the Treasury
Navy
Washington
Ralph W. Tyler
Columbus
Ohio
Treasury
Navy Department
Tyler
Cincinnati
William W. Brown
Department of Justice
Foraker
Georgia Gears for Clemson Clash After Mercer Win
Georgia Varsity prepares for a Saturday showdown with Clemson on the campus after beating Mercer. Latimer or Farmer may start for Clemson with Redfearn to face them, while Georgia braces a hard practice to avenge last fall’s loss and defend its pennant push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Georgia
Clemson Tigers
Clemson
Tech
Latimer
Farmer
Cozart
Lee
Northern College
The Nuffest Nuff Warns A Wayward Man
A rugged tale warns that experience teaches with hard reminders. A man strays on his path and faces stern lessons as life pounds wisdom into his business like a tough tutor. He learns to heed rebuffs and recognize who can offer the needed guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Pneumonia Threat and the New Discovery Trial Offer
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee describes severe lung illness and persistent coughing. She credits Dr King s New Discovery as the only remedy that restored strength, with druggists W J Smith Bro and H R Palmer offering guaranteed relief and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.aara
Wuel
H. D. D. Twiggs
Col. J. T. Moore
Mr. Mews
Claxton Jules
Mowe
Moog
Twigs
Judge Twises
Hdwards
Robert H. Edwaris
Judge Twiggs
Dr. Alexander
Twikes Clame
Colon Dixon
Wilson
Twiegs
DeWitt
Orr Drug Co
Lucien B. Flatow Co
Globe Racket Store Company
Jainsook
Spring
Sumner
Remmer
Dr. Lester
Tris
Manhattan
Armour
Foreman
J. A. Hunnicutt
G. H. Williamson
W. W. Scott
S. Michael
C. A. Rowland
L. H. Nichols
E. L. Johhnson
H. L. Cook
W. H. Jones
T. B. Hudgin
C. H. Newton
W. C. Ash
J. F. Hart
D. F. Miller
H. Cox
W. C. Weatherford
L. J
Hollis
Neely
Hall
Williams
Hamilton
Tate
S. Tate
Cash
Adams
Smith
Simava
Sims
Thornton
Mrs. Butler
Ben
Butler
Ward
the Farmers
His Mutual Insurance Co
Om Nissed
Southern Railways Co
City of
Athens
McCormick Harvesting Co
T. W. Powell
Executor
Luther Webb
C. W. Cooper
J. W. Miere
Billups Phinizy
Hudgon
Agricultural Department
Fort Valley
South Georgia
South Georgse
India
Negro
F. J.ey & Co
Toledo
Folt
F J. Cheney & CO
Deuggista
Hali
Herty Field
Baptists
Georgians
Mercerians
Mercer Nine
Redfearn
N. Y. Americans
Capt. Brown
Tigers
Tiger
Lf Pridet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!