Clarke Democrats elect Capt Burnett as club president
The Clarke County Young Men's Democratic Club selects Capt W B Burnett as its new president. He pledges unwavering loyalty to Democracy, warns of Republican attacks and urges unity to defend constitutional government and public prosperity amid a crisis in the party.
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Democratic Club
Clarke
Cap
W. B. Burnett
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Capt. Burnett
Nea
Tylerr
Temple
Jerusalem
Jefferson and
Jackson
Georgia
Republican Party
C.U. Post
Post
Rene
Carp
Scala- Cea
Goa
Mahoneys Win Damages Against Railway In Land Suit
The Mahoneys won against the G C and N Railway in a land damage case. Jury verdict awarded $123.74 after a hard fought trial with legal arguments by Thomas Strickland for plaintiffs and George D Thomas Erwin and Cobb for the railroad. An appeal case Dre H M Edwards and D P D Quilliam vs Anthony Archer resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff for $80 and costs.
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W.T
D. A. Mahoney
G .C.and
N. Railway
Mahoneys
Messrs. Thomas and
Strickland
Paintiffa
Messrs
Geo. D. Thomas
A. S. Erwin
A. J. Cobb
Dre. H. M. Edwards
D. PD. Quilliam
Anthony Archer
Justice Court
Horrible assault ends with suspect jailed in Greene County
In Greenfield, Georgia, Bob Williams is jailed after allegedly assaulting his step-daughter in a field. A mob threatened lynching but authorities chose legal proceedings. Williams, once regarded as of good character, will face Greene Superior Court at the next session.
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Greenfidoro
Bob Williams
Woodville
Williams
Greene Superior Court
Beanp Beans Pills Undisputed Test of Merit
An undoubted test of merit for Beanp Beans Pills claims the medicine, used by over 150 million, cures dyspepsia constipation rheumatism liver complaint biliousness and other disorders from impure blood with a small nightly dose for ten to twenty days. Purely vegetable, harmless, and safe, sold in grog and medicine stores in plain or sugar coated form.
Mass Meeting in Clayton County Endorses Democratic Message
In JonestoRO Georgia, April 12, a large Democratic mass meeting at the courthouse heard speeches from Hous, Hoke Smith, Leonadas Livingston and Captain Evan P. Howell. A. P. Adamson was chosen chairman and J. H. Wallis secretary, with delegate elections postponed after the speaking. Livingston attacked the St. Louis convention and read a fiery letter from Humphries to BE. L. Richardson, while a heckler questioned his stance on party lines.
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Jonestoro
Clayton County
Hous
Hoke Smith
Leonadas Livingston
Evan P. Howell
A. P. Adamson
J. H. Wallis
Livingston
Congress
Stewar
Alliance
St. Louis
Humphries
BE. L. Richardson
The
Colored Alliance
Crisp
People’s Party
Chinn
Lovejoy
Gabriel
Col. Livingston
Georgia Central President Arrives in New York Amid Stock Talks
President Comer of Georgia Central arrives in New York as rumors swirl about a potential deal involving Richmond Terminal. Talks reportedly center on the future of the Georgia Central and its stock held by the Terminal company. Offer reportedly valued at 7 dollars per share for 40,000 shares. Terminal stock cost about 8 million dollars. Directors are divided on the plan with no final decision yet.
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New York
Comer
Georgia Central
Richmond
Central
Speyer
The Time Set Porter Stocks and Ed Holland to Be Tried
Porter Stocks and Ed Holland, indicted for the murder of Alf Cassin, were brought to court in Atlanta. Judge Richard H. Clarke set peremptory trial dates for April 25 and the following Monday, with Stocks to be tried first and Holland scheduled to follow. Attorneys signaled separate-trial requests and urged readiness for a swift, uninterrupted proceeding.
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Porter Stocks
Ed Holland
Atlanta
Alf Cassin
Stocks
Richard H. Clarke
Hoke Smith
Holland
Porter
Clarke
Grave Robbery Shocks Fairview Area in Kentucky
Hopkinsville April 11 reports say grave robbers opened the grave of a 10 year old boy named Eddie Hoy in a country churchyard near Fairview, near Hopkinsville. Police are investigating with no arrests yet as efforts to identify suspects continue amid community shock. Pink Hewitt of Chocolocco, Aniston, April 11, is missing since Thursday. Authorities fear he may have drowned after leaving for a neighbor's across Chocolocco creek. Claude Matthews, secretary of state, announces candidacy for governor at Democratic convention April 21 in Indianapolis.
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Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Fairview
Eddie Hoy
Yong Oy
Annnston
Indiana
IspIa Anapolds
Claude Matthews
the Sentinel
Tate and County
Athens
Davis
Grand Jury
Board of Egalization
Georgia Factory
Store House
Eth. Puryear
N. B. Davis
W. R.tuck
W. H. Minton
Sandy Creek
Totty
Edward's
Barberville
Kenney
J.B. Wier
Court Grand
Lavender’s
Princeton
Princton Factory
Paper Mill
Ae Se
Homs
Board of Equalization
Hay
Ze David E
Pattison Not A President Candidate Says Harity
Secretary of State Harity stated Governor Pattison has not consented to be a presidential candidate nor to be the first or second choice for the Democratic state convention. He said Pattison commands strong support in Pennsylvania and would back Cleveland if he is not a candidate, with loyal delegates likely to align accordingly. Socialists in Massachusetts held a Roxbury convention. no state ticket nominations were made and a national convention call was urged for party measures.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Boston
Socialist Labor Party
Roxbury
Chicago
State Central Committee
A. G. Gilbert
Ottawa Station
River floods and bridge traffic halted at Beards Town
River Illinois spreads to five miles, flooding Beards Town north of River Five Miles Wide. Traffic suspended as Jacksonville and Southeastern Railway bridges cross the Sangamon at Chandlerville. Crops damaged on bottom lands. LaGrange votes flood and electric light measures with record turnout. Five votes against improvements. Paris dynamite explodes near magistrate's house. no injuries. Brazilian fever outbreak reports from Santos and Rio de Janeiro. yellow fever persists. cargo coffee and busy harbor noted.
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Virginia
Ills
Here
Sangamon
Beardstown
Jacksonville
Southeastern
Chandlerville
Brazil
New York
Fire in Midway WV claims life and drives family to peril
Fire at the residence of James Hawley in Midway WV killed his adopted son Joseph Linton aged 10 after the family escaped in night clothes. Hawley’s mental collapse followed the death, and authorities labeled the blaze incendiary.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
James Hawley
Midway
Hawley
Joseph Linton
Linton
Growth of the south industries and new buildings report
The Tradesman reviews week ending April 9, noting weather hampered local business but coal and iron output held steady. Many new industries began, expanded, or planned including a $1,000,000 Charleston development, mills at Quanah, Tex., and Birmingham electric lighting. Drowning near Duluth, Ga., an eight-year-old boy and his father died crossing a swollen creek. the body was found downstream in a submerged tree.
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Chattanooga
the Tradesman
Industres
South
Charleston
S. C
Eatonton
White Sulphur Springs
Ark
Birmingham
Ala
Quanah
Tex
Henderson
Davis
W. Va
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Galloway
Mineral Paint Works
Roanoke
Corsicana
Vicksburg
Miss
Flatonia
Smal
Waveland
Jacksburg
Richmond
Texas
Ocala
Fla
Alexandria
Butler
Laneville
Camden
Beech Bluff
Glen Alice
Tenn
Chastain
Ellisville
Attalla
Pillowsville
Wheeling
W.—Va
Cleveland
Richmound
Waxahachie
Ten
Nashville
Duluth
Duluta
Turner Named in Glynn County Democratic Meeting
The Glynn county Democrats plan a mass meeting Friday to elect delegates to the May convention and form a new executive committee. Hon. H. G. Turner will speak at the courthouse, with further addresses at Douglass on the 18th, Waycross on the 14th, and Waresboro on the 15th. Brunswick largely backs Turner as opposition fades.
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the Times
Turner
Brunswick
Glynn County
H. G. Turner
Douglass
Coffee County
Waycross
Waresboro
Congress
Papal disapproval sparks comment on Archbishop Ireland affair
Rome April 12 The pope sent a special note to Archbishop Ireland disapproving Civilita Catholica criticism of Ireland over the Stillwater Minn affair urging greater restraint The move draws much comment as papal interference is rare. April 13 Washington The Newark steamship sailed from La Guayra toward Curacao signaling Venezuela peace though it will return soon. London April 12 British authorities seek a warrant for Deeming the murderer to pursue Rainhill case prosecutions in England or Australia if needed.
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Rome
Civilita Catholica
Ireland
Stillwater, Minn
Aid
Venezuela
Washngton
Navy Department
United States
Newark
la Guayra
Curacoa
West Indies
Deeming
London
Engla
Austra
Widnes
Lancashire
Death by Self Inflicted Wound Shocks Ellaville
Ellaville Ga April 12 Augustus Arnold agent of East Tennessee died by his own hand in a momentary insanity. The tragedy occurred as local residents reported sudden mental lapse leading to self injury. Neighbors recall Arnold’s erratic behavior preceding the incident. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the suicide and its motive remains unclear.
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Arnold
Ellexwoop
Augustus Arnold
East Tennies
Shakers Early Corn Varieties And Farm Advice
A historical roundup lists Shakers Early corn varieties led by Corys Early and Early Marblehead with several others including Crosby's Early and Stabler's Early, noting Shakers Early fills gaps before Stowell's Evergreen. It also covers late varieties like Stowell's Evergreen, Mammouth, Triumph, Egyptian, Livingston's Golden Coin and provides chick rearing and beekeeping tips, plus advice on profitable dairy cows and beef.
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Marblehead
Adams
Minnesota
Crosby
Stabler
Stowell
Old Colony
Henderson
Perry
Triumph
Livingston
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