Prisoner Rescue Riots Rock Clarke County
Six men and women jailed after a night raid to reclaim Gabe Clarke from officers in Elberton. A mob of about thirty confronts them with rocks guns and threats. prisoners released under force. Later four men and two women are jailed for riot while Gabe Clarke remains at large. Authorities vow further action with grand jury.
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Gabe Carke
Oliver
McIntosh
Elberton
W. H. Morton
Clarke County
Rothing
Gabe Clarke
Wm. Clarke
Lewis Bellups
Peter Crawford
Peni Clarke
Eugene Winfry
Mets
Tey
Henry Morton
Mashburn Cleared in Cartersville Church Letters Case
The Constitution of Thursday prints a long committee report from the Dobbs Mashburn investigation. It details accusations against Rev. John H. Mashburn by Mr. Dobbs, and notes the panel of local dignitaries who reviewed the case. The church body unanimously vindicates Mashburn as innocent. A separate notice mentions revival prospects at Princeton factory with Rev. S. D. Brave and Rev. J. Y. Dunaway assisting.
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Dobbs-Mashburn
Dobbs
Baptist Church
Mashburn
Cartersville
First National Bank
United States
Bartow County
J T. Gibson
Istrict
North Georgia
Oreo Proreacter Services
Prince Ton Acroxr
Princeton
D. Brave
J. Y. Dunaway
This Week's Specials on Fabrics and Dress Materials
A list of fabric bargains includes 10 yards Chalie at 35 cents and 1430 yards of fresh figured Lawns at 5 cents. Extra good seasonable Ginghams priced 4 to 5 cents per yard, Cheviots and Paisley designs at 6 cents, 1430 yards of Lawns at 24 cents, black check Muslin lace stripe satin 12 to 15 cents, Gretna soft finish Dress goods at 7 cents, and a 38. jonab entry appears garbled.
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Gretna
Max Joseph Lee
Constantinople
Bargain Woolen Dress Goods and Hosiery Sale
A sheriff’s sale style listing shows low prices on broadcloths cashmeres and crepes including 26 pieces Yeddo Crepes in helio tropes and 65 cent vests and 5 cent hoses. The vendor Max Joseph Lee advertises reductions across many fabrics and garments with historic stock like 50 dozen ladies hose and 12 dozen vests amid bold price drops.
Ladies Underwear Sale At Deep Discounts
A retailer advertises a large sale of women undergarments including muslin skirts night gowns and chemises at about half price. Items feature embroidered yokes sleeves tucked bottoms and various sizes with prices ranging from 40 to 85 cents per item and larger lots sold at substantial reductions.
Special Sale on Bedspreads Curtains and Towels
An advertisement touts a special sale with a wide range of bedding and linen items. White bedspreads, Marseilles spreads, lace curtains, pillow shams, towels, and related accessories are offered at deep discounts, listing numerous quantities and reduced prices.
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Marseilles
Oxford
Ecuador
Reorganization Efforts Highlight Richmond Terminal Plan
Reports from New York and Macon detail Drexel Morgan & Co. led reorganization talks for the Richmond Terminal system. Samuel Spencer says no settlement yet while Morgan in Europe may wire consent. Stockholders of the Southern Railroad approve the plan by a strong majority. bond issues to be scaled and assets restructured.
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New York
Richmond Terminal
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Samuel Spencer
J. Pierepont Morgan
Salsa Morgan & Co
The
Georgia Tral
Southwestern Railroad Company
Macon
Southern
Southern Railroad
Posesse
Craze Over Religion Drives Man to Hospital
Detroit April 12 Christian science has driven Charles Mann of 16 Maple Street to a dangerous mania. He lies at Harper hospital in serious condition after leaping from a second story window and smashing a lamp and coal stove. His brother Lewis aided in the scene and both men are described as prosperous.
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Detroit
Christian Science
Charles Mann
Maple Street
Harper Hospital
Mann
John
Sis
John Wacker
Manns
Mr. Wacker
Charlea Mann
Lewis
Charlif
Schmelter
Zarnitzke
Charlie
Lewis Mann
Charley
Gratiot Svenue
Southern press bureau elects Rhodes president in Atlanta meet
The Southern Afternoon Press bureau of 46 papers chose Rufus N. Rhodes as president with J. W. Burson as vice president and J. Pinkney Smith as secretary and general manager. The group plans its own Washington report and may partner with the Southern Associated Press at the Atlanta meeting. Terrell to Turkey and Lassiter for Virginia post were nominated. A senate session followed with remarks on Martin's seat and executive business.
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Washington
Southern
South
Southwest
Rufus N. Rhodes
Birmingham News
J. W. Burson
Galveston Tribune
J. Pinkney Smith
New Orleans States
Fred 8. Cox
Mobile News
Southern Associated Press
Atlanta
Senate
Alex. W. Terrell
Texas
Turkey
Francis R. Lassiter
Virginia
United States
Kansas
Martin
Andi
Ady
Sherman
West
Hoar
Co Ion
Executive Esa
Chandler
Roach
Gorman
Brutal murder shock in Bladen Plantation case
In Bladen County at the J A Adams plantation two white children Will and Aloe Wimberly aged 18 and 7 killed a young negro boy about 8 or 5 with sticks tearing out his entrails. The crime is described as brutal and hellish in its purpose, a dark ages act.
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Luuuxis
Bladen
J. A. Adama
Will
Aloe Wimberly
Carrolls White Caps Case Quietly Heard in Carrollton
The white cap case from the New Mexico district of Carroll County was called in the Carrollton Superior Court led by Judge Harris. Arraigned were Jesse G Brook Willis Brook Will H Brook John Brook Jr John Pollard John Dukes Fred Duckes Willy Dukes Green Simpkins Dan Rodgers Bob Ayers Thomas Reach John Clemons J J Price Will Chambers Richard Byrd Henry Benford J H L Benford and Price Benford. A motion to delay due to missing witnesses was heard as court adjourned with about seventy five witnesses summoned to testify on Bowen Britts the Easons and the Whites. The courtroom was crowded and US Deputy Marshals Aber crombie Rowe and Jule Johnson arrived after the white cap crowd but Sheriff Hewitt already had them in custody. Eighteen prisoners remain in sheriff custody tonight.
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CarRo_lton
Mxico
Carroll County
Harris
Jesse G. Brook
Willis ©. Brook
Will H. Brook
John Brook, Jr
John Pollard
John Dukes
Fred Duckes
Willy Dukes
Green Simpkins
Dan Rodgers
Bob Ayers
Thomas Reach
John Clemons
J.J. Price
Will Chambers
Richard Byrd
Carroll Superior Court
Court House
United States
Abercrombie
Rowe
Jule Johnson
Hewitt
Heaviest Yet Bank Failure Hits London
The English Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank has failed with liabilities around 6 000 000 pounds. Incorporated in 1852 with a paid up capital of 900 000 pounds and reserve fund of 310 000 pounds, its London office is at 38 Lombard Street. Charles John Uegan chairs a court including William George Iden and others. Auditors are W. Aelin and Alexander Young. Bank of England and others act as bankers. The collapse adds to era of financial jitters linked to Italian connections.
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Lonpox
London
Lombard Street
E. C
Charles John
Uegan
William George Iden
John Inglis
William Anderson Ogg
J. D. Thompson
James Tullock
John Harrison Watson
W. Aelin
Alexander Young
Bank of England
National Provincial Bank of England
British Linen Company
Bank of Ireland
Hall and Slavin Sign For Open Derby Week Fight
London April 13 Jim Hall and Frank P Slavin signed articles to box for the best purse in Derby week Mitchell offered to back Hall to box Slavin before the Bolingbroke club for a 600 pound purse and 1000 pounds aside Slavin prepared to post 500 pounds to box at the National club for a 1000 pound purse and 1000 a side Slavin backers are National club members while Hall backers are Bolingbroke people causing a split and the bout is open to other clubs offering the best purse
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London
Jim Hall
Frank P. Slavin
Mitchell
Hall
Slavin
Bolingbroke Club
Bolingbroke
Behring Sea Patrol Details Announced for Season
Secretary Herbert fixed the plan for the Behring sea patrol this season. Seven vessels will man the squadron to protect American interests in Alaskan waters this summer, sailing from San Francisco shortly after May 15. The flagship will be the M. S., Admiral Skerritt’s flagship at Honolulu, soon to be brought home for refit.
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Washington
Herbert
Behring Sea Patrol
Alaskan
San Francisco
Admiral Skerritt
Honolulu
Cera
Market Decor Sparks Praise for New Paintings
The inside of Geo Booth’s Faxcy Market features elaborate scenes with arg a trees and livestock on the left and a vivid sky with thunder on the right. Painted by John Arnold, the works draw admiration from passersby and shoppers alike.
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Faxcy
Geo- Booth
John“L Arnold
Blount’s visit harks Hawaiian flag protest at new government
A fragmentary report notes Blount’s arrival and brief audiences with local officials. The American flag was raised at the protectorate dissolution ceremony, but no cheers greeted the act, reflecting mixed reception to the new government.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Blount
United Statissil
Cleveland
Dutis
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