Clarke County Grand Jury Convenes In Athens Court
Superior court in Clarke county convened at ten o clock with Judge N L Hutchins presiding. The grand jury chose Capt J J C McMahan as foreman and swore in a panel of jurors. The calendar was reviewed, old cases dismissed, and the Bar meeting list approved. The sole jury trial involved Barwick vs Council over the will of Stancil Barwick with about twenty thousand dollars at stake.
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Superior Court of
Clarke County
Court House
N. L. Hutchins
J. J. C. McMahan
John J.C. McMahan
William F. Dorsey
Thomas H. Dozier
James Y.caribera
Moses G. Michael
Thomas J. Scott
Jack F. Jackson
Calvin W. Parr
Leander M. Johnson
Fancia
P. Griffeth
Samuel M. Hunter
William Center
John F. Johnson
William F. Black
J. G. M. Edwards
J. P Fears
John Bird
William ©. Rash
Rbert Chapple
Henry Beusse
Joseph E. Bradberry, Sr
Edward I. Smith
Isaac Lowe
Hutchens
D. Mitchell
J. R. Cain
Robert H. Jennings
B J. Porterfield
A. T. Hale
L M.yowler
Samuel Saddeth
J. F. Wills
W. M. Rowland
W. W. Duncan
J. A. Medlin
W. P. Nichols
C. J. Hadaway
Barwick
Council
Stancil Barwick
Four Thousand Strike at World’s Fair Haults Trade Unions
Four thousand union mechanics across carpentry painting ornamental iron lathers bricklayers and more abstained from work at the World’s Fair grounds as the Building Trades Council accuses the administration of breaking faith on arbitration. Pickets enforce the quiet strike while officials debate the dispute in Washington. In Georgia two mayoral hopefuls Bascom Myrick and B M Black giburn await appointments as President Cleveland delays.
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Carcado
Building Trades Council
Council of Administration of
Allied Trades
Redwine's Case Confession Heard by Grand Jury
The article reports that Redwine admitted culpability in his case and that his confession was presented to the grand jury for consideration. The proceedings emphasize the legal process and potential implications for upcoming charges and trial.
Confession in Grand Jury Case Ties Redwine to Wider Charge
Atlanta April 10 Special Lewis Redwine’s confession to Mr Jack J Spalding is known to the United States Grand Jury Spalding initially refused to testify saying he would go to jail before revealing Redwine’s words He later admitted disclosing the confession after two hours in the jury room The rumor circulates that Redwine’s confession implicates others in the charge against him
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Washington, D.C
Georgia
Bascom -Myrick
Americus
B. M. Blackgiburn
Atlanta
Myrick
Cleveland
Craim
Berlin
Blackburn
Scomer
Lewis Redwine
Jack J. Spalding
Grand Jury
United States Court
Redwine
Senate Hearing Attacks Judge Speer on Railroad Ruling
Washington D C April 10 The Senate debated Judge Emory Speer's railroad decision with sharp criticism from Gor man and allies calling the ruling revolutionary and a czar like usurpation of power They urged Congress to curb federal judges or risk labor and citizen rights under receiverships and current statutes The debate signals growing concern over federal encroachment and judge powers.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Gorman
Emory Speer
T.ft
Toledo
Congress
Judge Speer
West
Missouri
Speer
Butler
South Carolina
Brice
Voorhees
Indiana
Peru Apologizes Promptly for Consulate Outrage
Washington reports Peru moves toward U S demands for reparations after an attack on a consular agency. The Peruvian government removes the local sub prefect at Mollendo, promises suitable compensation, and expresses regret for the incident.
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Peru
Washington
United States
Mollendo
Cleveland Bids Farewell to Ambassador Bayard in Delaware
President Grover Cleveland and his party left Delamere Place at 7:30 AM with Ambassador Bayard. Crowds gathered at Wilmmeron station as the regular express and a special car departed for Washington. The president saluted the cheering crowds from the platform before the train pulled away.
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Cleveland
Ambassador Bayard
Wilmmeron
Del
Grover Cleveland
Delamere Place
Pennsylvania
Tice
Gresham
White
Bayard
Washington
Cl Ve- Tani
Revival Sermon At Goonee Street Methodist Church
A large Athens audience filled Goonee Street Methodist Church as Rev. H. R. England preached from Galatians 6 7 8 9. The sermon urged sowing to the spirit and warned that one reaps what is sown with emphasis on faithful work, not mere resolve. Other services at First Baptist and Presbyterian churches followed with sermons on living faith and the wonder of God.
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Athens
Goonee Street Methodist Church
R. England
Gal
Ward Crumly
Ord
Decatur
Pirst Baptist
R v. L. R. Gwaltney
Col Rawson Dead in Atlanta Note
Col. E. E. Rawson one of Atlantas oldest citizens died after a long illness in Atlanta Georgia. The report notes his long service and esteem in the community and marks the loss as unexpected but anticipated after extended sickness.
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Col. Rawson
Atlanta, Ga
Col
E. E. Rawson
Atlante
Mad Dogs At Large Shock Brooklyn Residents
A Western city district known as Brooklyn fears several mad dogs roaming for days. Carolina Lester, a colored woman, was bitten on Broad Street near M. A. Parr's store and treated by Dr. Whaley after the dog mauled her shoulder. The animal was shot after being observed entering multiple homes.
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Brooklyn
Little Earnest Parr
Carolina Lester
Broad Street
M. A. Parr
Bute
Beusse Indicted for Assault as Barwick Will Case Settled
The grand jury indicted Henry Beusse for assault with intent to murder C W Simmons after he was previously acquitted as an accessory in Cadle’s death. Separately the Barwick will case, heard in Superior Court, was settled by a verdict canceling the will involving about twenty thousand dollars for relatives of late Stancil Barwick.
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Bar Wickwill
Beusse
Henry
Conductor Cadle
C. W. Simmons
Simmons
Barwick
Stancil Barwick
Foot Gets Crushed In Prince Avenue Wagon Crash
Mr. Eugene Oliver suffered a painful accident Tuesday afternoon in Clarksborough Prince avenue when his wagon horses spooked at an approaching electric car. His foot was crushed between the wheel and wagon body, breaking two metacarpal bones. He was taken to Dr. Conway's office for treatment.
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Eugene Oliver
Clarksborough
Prince Avenue
J. J. Angland
Oliver
Well its all over Unrease April 11 strike at the World s Fair ends
The walkout ends with workers returning to their jobs tomorrow on unchanged hours and pay. After a costly, tense standoff, a 10 pm agreement between the admin council and the building trades council preserves non union hiring rights during the exposition, ending the dispute. A separate note reports Mr B R L Reaves wounded by two shots in East Athens and confined at home.
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United States
Council of Administration
Building Trades Council
BR. L. Reaves
Athens
Southern Governors Meet in Richmond to Discuss Immigration
Governor Fishback of Arkansas arrives in Broumont for a planned convention of southern governors. They aim to counter misrepresentations about the region and promote immigration and capital. The meeting, set for next Wednesday in the state capitol, will include agricultural commissioners and society leaders.
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Broumont
Fishback
Arkansas
South
Richmond
Addiiton
UN Its
Commissioners of Agriculture
Agricultural Societies
Senate
State Capitol
McKinny
Westmorland Club
McCorkle
West Virginia
Tillman
South Carolina
Cerr
North Carolina
Foster
Louisiana
Cleveland
City Engineer Reports Cost of Temporary System
The report shows the temporary system cost eight hundred twenty dollars and ninety one cents. It can supply one good fire stream for four hours and flush all sewers. Council has not yet decided to implement it, but a decision will come at an early date.
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Counsil
Farmer Jeffcoats Lynched Near Pickens Miss
J Jeffcoats, a farmer living eight miles from Pickens, was lynched by a mob for killing his wife. He claimed an unknown assailant fatally injured her, but neighbors investigated and he confessed before being dragged to a hickory tree and shot.
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Pickens
Miss
J. Jeffcoats
Jeffcoats
Allison
Jeff Orats
Bogart Land Case Correction and Judicial Talk
In Bogart a correction requests space for misstate ments about land claims on the Syke and Craigs lands. Col John J Strickland of the Athens bar will read a paper for the Georgia Bar Association on selecting the State Judiciary. Damages are claimed by Mrs E F Green for Milledge Avenue property due to street elevation. Judge Howell Cobb acts as City Attorney’s proxy in his absence.
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Jal
East
Athens
Sydney Russell
M. J
Gino
J. A. Saye
J. H. Emerick
Russell
Tuck
Borrot Banner
Bogart
Syke
Crafg
CrrizEn
John J. Strickland
Georgia Bar ‘Association
Col. Strickland
Cassie
Clamey
E. F. Green
Milledge Avenue
Ruckes
T.W.) Ruckers
Howell Cobb
Peru Reparation Sought After Mollendo Consular Attack
The Peru government accepted U S demands for satisfaction after an attack on the Mollendo consular agency. It removed the local subprefect, promised proper compensation, and expressed regret. Consul William R Griffith, from Pennsylvania, was noted as the attacked official. No new word on a similar incident involving a U S consul in Bolivia.
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Washindton
United States
Peru
Afst
Hicks
Gresham
State Department
Mollendo
Molendo
Ball Season Opens With Regional Matchups Across South
Atlanta reports opening of the ball season as teams from Savannah Charleston Memphis Montgomery and Mobile post early results. Augusta beats Macon 6 to 0 while Savannah wins 22 to 5. Charleston defeats Chattanooga 9 to 3. Montgomery edges Birmingham 11 to 9. Mobile dominates New Orleans 16 to 2. Memphis beats Nashville 9 to 7 over nine innings.
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Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
Atlanta
National Gan
Georgia
Macon Boys
Augustas
New Orleans
Nashvillians
Lieutenant Governor Seeks Buffalo Office Vacancies
New York April 11 Lieutenant Governor Sheehan returned from Washington in good humor saying he visited the president over vacant offices in Buffalo and western New York including a port collector and an internal revenue collector. He noted President Cleveland would see him later, and that he plans to return to Washington Friday after finishing Albany legislative work.
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Grover
New York
Sheehan
Washington
Buffalo
State Committee
New York City
Internal Revenue
Murphy
Cleveland
Delaware
Ambassador Bayard
Albany
Lynchers Hurl Farmer After Wife Murder Trial
Pickens Mississippi April 11 J Jeff coats a farmer eight miles west of Pickens was lynched by a mob after confessing to killing his wife with an ax. He told neighbors unknown parties did it but was seized at a hickory tree and shot. The crowd planned burning but the mob action ended with the lynching.
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Pickens
Miss
J. Jeffcoats
Jeffcoats
Allison
Printing Quality and Misprintperception Discussed
A fragment discusses the value of typography and appearance in printed work. It emphasizes that careful typesetting and visual presentation matter, suggesting readers will judge content by its typographical quality even if voices or ears metaphorically are not needed.
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