Indictments Return in Cadle Murder Case
Grand Jury returns murder indictments against Allie Beusse Henry W Beusse and W P Briggs for the January 1893 killing of William H Cadle The case set for next Wednesday morning before Judge McWhorter with new witness reportedly seen the fight and questions about Clarke county jurors.
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Cadle
Clarke County
Georgia
Alle Beusse
W. P. Brigge
Allie
Grand Jury
William H.cadle
William H. Cadle
W. P. Briggs
Allie Beusse
Ailie Beugsse
Henry W. Beusee
W. S. Briggs
William H Cadle
Alice Beusse
Mrs Hancock seriously ill at The Gramercy New York
Mrs Almira Russell Hancock widow of General Winfield Scott is ill at her home The Gramercy 84 Gramercy Park New York suffering from a complication of diseases but with her splendid convalescence in progress.
Court closes criminal docket with mixed verdicts and indictments
The court finished the criminal docket with not guilty verdicts for J T Sut ton in forgery and acquittals for William Johnson and Jerry Jobson. Tom Hodges pled guilty to selling liquor while Sim faced multiple moves. Grand Jury returns indictments including Latham for larceny and Clarke and Hampton for carrying concealed pistols. Court records also name cases of assault and battery, seduction, and attempted riot involving several parties in the county. The Athens Waterworks case was continued due to missing papers in New York amid bondholder actions and the Equitable Mortgage Company dispute.
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Civi
J.T. Sutton
Willam Johnson
Jerry Jobson
Tom Hodges
Sim
Jesse Latham
Andrew Cooper
William Clarke
Simon Jordan
Dick Jennings
Tom Hampton
John G. Johnson
Tegroes
Paryéars
Fiicera
Elbert County
City of
Athens
Athens City Waterworks Company
New York
Equitable Mortgage Company
City of Athens
Want Las Elles Pardon Petition Circulates in Georgia
A numerously signed petition in Rouge Georgia asks Governor W J Northen to commute the sentence of Sidney Lascelles also known as Walter S Beresford from hard labor to a fine. Signers contend the accused is not morally guilty of forgery but guilty only of common law swindling, a misdemeanor. The petition cites Judge W M Henry's ruling and asks clemency.
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Georgia
Rouge
W. J. Northen
Sidney Lascelles
Kyowa
Walter S. Beresford
W. M. Henry
Lascallene
Ilty
Miners Attack Tracy City Prison Camp in Armed Assault
An armed mob of about 100 miners attacked the Tracy City branch prison at 11 p.m. aiming to free 500 convicts. One miner is killed, several wounded, including Matt Parsons. Deputy Warden Shriver injured but not critically. Sheriff Sanders and guards defended the stockade as bullets flew.
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Nashville
Tracy City
Bo Irwin
Matt Parsons
Shriver
Walden
Sanders
Enarils
Tracy
Sub Committee at Work on Cotton Depression Causes
The agricultural sub committee outlined its plan to investigate the cotton industry downturn. It will visit New York New Orleans and a New England center later in the season to gather data and issue circulars for broader study.
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Washixaton
Committee On Agriculture
New York
New Orleans
New England
Gentry Gang Convicted in Crocisiapeiae Case at Carro
In LaTour Georgia on April 20 the state convicted George Gentry on crocisiapeiae charges after a 10 minute jury deliberation. The verdict is recorded as Only One Game Pisaged. Atlanta notes rain halted most Southern League games. Savannah hosted Charleston to a 5 2 win as Chattanooga and Savannah each scored five in five innings before rain.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Charleston
Slavsnnah
Chattanooga
JHE JACKS GAVE WAY IN FATAL CENTRALIA ACCIDENT
A remarkable wreck on the Gowler division near Centralia West Virginia killed J. V. Devison instantly and injured others as engineers and crew, with a derailed engine and two empty cars aflame. Camden officials, including Waceine W, attended the scene and coordinated efforts to move the tank and aid the wounded.
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W. Vs
Centralia
W. Va
Gowler
West Virginian
Pittburgh
United States Camden
Jeoke
Jscks
J. V
Camden
Convict Campkeeper Denies Augusta Chronicle Allegations
Col George H H Jones replies to the Augusta Chronicle defending Georgia convict management. He contests Yarby’s statements, corrects misrepresented convict histories, asserts proper oversight by wardens, physicians, grand juries, and legislative committees, and notes only two cases of severe punishment occurred under his watch.
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Augusta Chronicle
George HH. Jonez
Eprron AvensTa
Chronicle
Yarby
Col. Smith
James Thomas
Macon
Savannah
di Kello
Bia
Conyers
O'Daniel
Green
South Carolina
RB. F. Wright
O Daniel
House
Senate
Department
Boston Globe
George Washington
Sensational Poisoning Case Stuns Monroe County
In Monroe county, David Burton died after his wife poisoned him with Rough on Rats, aided by Noah Trout. The couple, in jail at Madisonville, face court as Trout is implicated in an ongoing affair. The wife plans a plea of insanity amid a broader local uproar over the case. A curious note reports a double egg found at Col R B Mathews' home.
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Tenn
Monroe County
David Burton
Noah Trout
Madisonville
Burton
Trout
R. B. Mathews
Areg
Oglethorpe
Eatonton Branch Rejection of Central Plan Sparks Board Election
In Eatonton Georgia April meeting of the Eatonton Branch elders now operated by the Central railroad system rejected the stockholders plan of reorganization. The gathering elected a new board of directors and secretary with Thomas G Lawren as president and laid immediate steps to collect rent owed on the road by the Central, warning that nonpayment may yield possession of the road and its equipment.
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Eatonton
Central Railroad ‘System
The
Thomas G. Laweon
Penick B. Ezeil Cee Spivey
John G. Gaudry
Savannah
W. T
Milledgeville
Benjamin W. WW. Hunt
Oo Anes Road
Only Three Games Played Thursday in Southern League
Only three games were played in the Southern League Thursday with matches at Augusta Macon and Montgomery. One game originally set for Charleston was postponed and two others were rescheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Montgomery
Charleston
Savannah
Soe
Daily Market Reports Reads Mixed Across Markets
Stores show steady to firm pricing on staples with lactic mention of steady pork and bacon as of April. Agricultural futures for wheat oats and corn display varied cash and futures quotes with steady cotton tone in New York trading.
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New York
New Yoas
Seles
Lay
Tom Watson Plans June Rally in Elberton for Governor Bid
The piece notes Tom Watson intends to wage another campaign despite a poor showing in November. John P. Shannon recalls Watson’s 1892 campaign role and says Watson aims to rally supporters in Elberton in June to build a gubernatorial bid with a Bearish platform. Democrats express no alarm.
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Tommie
John P. Shannon
Hibertia
Northen
Elberton
Commonwealth
Georgia
French Arethuse Leads Foreign Squadron At Philadelphia Harbor
An Arethuse flagship of the French fleet sighted off the capes anchors in the harbor as a parade of foreign ships gathers. The salute events unfold with gun salutes from forts and ships, drawing crowds aboard chartered vessels to watch naval review and harbor sights. Additional ships from Russia Italy Brazil and Spain expected, with Admiral Gherhardi optimistic about Monday sailing for the review.
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Philadelphia
Jean Batt Anil
Gherhardi
Tin Pee
Ene Mat
Zee
Gountry
New ‘York
West Indies
Dee
Trouble at Tracy City Ends Amid Unrest and Wounded Guard
Nasaville April 21 reports the Tracy City incident ends with the wouncer guard gravely wounded from a bowels shot and expected to die. Convicts remained unruly though officials faced no further large trouble. Mr E W Mitchell injured days ago by a fall from a Georgia F cry roof is improving and walking again.
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Tracy City
Nasaville
Berrez
Georgia and Federal Officials in Brief Regional News
A Washington dispatch recounts a sharp exchange between Attorney General Olney and Representative Moses over a Georgia appointment. Lexington hosts Col. Sims, ex-Governor Williams H. Sims and family visit before Washington. Editor retirements at Columbus and Newnan papers trigger light reflections on press life. Newnan contemplates extending city limits to boost population and tax base. Cuthbert reveals a secret December 1892 marriage of Mayor Moye to Florence Powell. Postmaster changes and railroad plans surface in Rome and Augusta area.
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Geniargia
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Crvisw
Olney
Bay State
Moses
Georgia
Justice
Justice. When Mr. Moses Had Stated His Business Attorney - General Olney
Cartly
Congress
Lister
Oney
Columbus
Ecquire
Cuthbert
R. L. Moye
Florence Powell
RG. W. Bull
Foul murder near Scranton ends in lynch pursuit
Joseph Cook a store clerk in Scranton Mississippi was assaulted and robbed of 1100 dollars. His body was found near Pitket's lane with three bullet wounds. He named James Smith and Ollie Rolls as his attackers before dying as citizens scoured for clues and pursued suspects toward Mobile.
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Monioz
Als
Joseph Cook
J. P. Clayton
Scranton
Miss
Cooks
Pitket’s Lane
Weathered hats and head shapes in a theater outing
A fragment shows dialogue about spring hats and head measuring machines. Jones frets over hat fittings and the machine that supposedly shapes the head, while Williams reacts with dread and seeks distraction with plans for a night out. The scene shifts to casual banter and distractions, including theater and meals.
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Kim
Williams
Scott
Cepsar
New York Tribune
Shady Name Sparks Comical Clergy Baptism Moment
A Rochester clergyman paused during a baby baptism and asked for the name, prompting the mother to coyly respond Shady, sir if you please. The minister quipped about names and the infant’s gender, leading to a lighthearted exchange.
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Rochester
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