Murder case details and autopsy testimony in McDow residence
Jury hears surgeon Mitchell describe the autopsy and the path of the bullet in the McDow murder scene. Detective Hogan testifies McDow admitted shooting the victim and would shoot again. defense objects to further testimony as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie
Meliurne Cy
Anslow
Dawson
Aeairs
Dooohn Hogan
McDow
Ness
Ween
Kilk
Frenone
Mitchell
Trial ends with unexpected verdict in Charleston murder case
The court heard testimony as jurors debated a guilty verdict with a ten year sentence likely. The jury returned not guilty for the prisoner, triggering cheers for Mc Dow while Charleston residents express outrage over what they call a cold blooded murder of Captain Dorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd
Chipper
McDow
Temple’ of Justice
Charleston
Dorsona
G C N Bonds Soar as July Grading Starts Planned
Baltimore reports a sharp rise in G C N bonds to 10034 amid expectations of early July grading work. The line aims for fast service with iron bridges granite culverts and modern rolling stock. Richmond Terminal stock owners face anxiety over the rival project. The road is described as a certainty with contracts to begin soon and trains projected at 40 to 50 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bariork
C & Nw
Teast
New York
Baltimore
America
Richmond Terminal
New.York
William Ratten Dies in Danietsynes Ga
Special to Wn zeinner Danietsynes Ga June 29 Mr William Ratten died today after a short illness. Streams swollen by recent rains are higher than for many months. Miss Lilly Montgomery and her brother Johnnie Harmony Grove and Miss Ella Montgomery Fort Besshr/arei visiting relatives and friends. Green, Mrs Leonidas is improving slowly. Dr Jackson Meadow V.S. returned from a tour through the Carolinas and will spend time with the old folks at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn Zeinner
Danietsynes
William Ratten
Lilly Montgomery
Johnnie
Harmony Grove
Ella Montgomery
Fort Besshr
Arei
Leonidas
Green
Jackson Meadow
V.S
Carolinas
Blood on the Moon Clash in Georgia Editoriales
Special to The Banner reports a public feud between The Herald editor Craig and Senator McCarty with both sides ready to present arguments to the people. Gaunt of The Banner warns of further dramatic developments as Mrs Turner hosts a grand sociable and visitors prepare to depart. Legislators are arriving in Atlanta with Dr C W Arnold taking bond as internal revenue collector. Crenshaw’s plans remain undecided.
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Herald
Senator McCarty
Banner
Jefferson
Craig
The
McCarty
Gaunt
S.A. Turner
Col
J. C. Turner
Turner
AtlaNta
C. W. Arnold
Internal Revenue
Distressing Accident In Indiana Farm Ends in Tragedy
Special to The Banner reports Sandford Johnsonbaugh of Monticello was using a pitchfork in a stable when his twelve year old daughter ran around the barn and was pierced in the eye by a prong. She died before the fork could be withdrawn.
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Deteut
Ind
Sandford Johnsonbaugh
Monticello
Hudson River
Patrick Jacques
East River
Louise
Prince of Wales
Earl of Fife
Balmoral Castle
Chicago
Paris accident injures Mr Carl Brandt of Telfair Academy
Sagannan Gar reports Mr Carl Brandt, manager of the Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences in this city, was seriously hurt in Paris when thrown from a carriage by a runaway team. His son travels to Paris. Brandt is well known in art circles across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagannan
Gar
Carl Brandt
Telfair Academy of Arts,and Sciences
Paris
Brandt
Cees
Carlrandt
Dr Arnold Named Georgia Revenue Collector
Georgia appoints Dr Charles W Arnold as collector of internal revenues. Georgia Republicans back Arnold amid opposition from Crenshaw supporters. Crenshaw to hand over office soon. Freeman and later Crenshaw watchers plan arrival and trip to Europe. Sullivan Kilrain fight crackdown proclaimed by Gov Nichols as officers urged to enforce law.
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Arnold
Crenshaw
WaAsHincrox
Georgia
Lock
Charles W. Arnold
Republican -State Central Committee
Col. Buck
Juulies
Atlanta
Dave Freeman
Europe
R. Crenshaw
Gov. Nicholls
Louisiana
Bloody fight in Gainesville ends with fatal wounds
Gainesville Georgia June 28 reports a violent clash between MacDonald and Fanny Smith a large woman who used a knife during the altercation. MacDonald sustained multiple wounds and may die while Smith was cut in the arm. The incident follows a separate note urging readers to seek health tonics. Glanders suspected in Clay county horses prompts a call to diagnose and alert officials. In Americus a mistrial is declared in the Bartlett case while Walter Ford is convicted for setting fires and mercy is recommended.
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Gainesville
MacDonald
Fanny Smith
Ming
Andi
Atlanta
W. B. Bryan
Blufton
Farmers’ Club
Barrett
Ameriicus
al Bartlett
Walter Ford
Fire Bugs
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Life Saving Remedy
A legal opinion from E Bainbridge of Clay County Texas endorses Electric Bitters noting cures for malaria fever jaunice and kidney liver and stomach disorders. Testimony from D I Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky and others claim life saving and disease curing properties with a price of 50 cents. Sold by Crawford Co and Sledge Co wholesale and retail drugstores.
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E. Bainbridge
Atty
Clay Co
Tex
D. I’ Wilcoxson
Horse
Crawford & Co
Sledge & Co
Important Order to Revenue Collectors on Fruit Distilleries
Washington June 29 officials issue guidance to collectors to supervise fruit distilleries for the coming season. Distillers must be notified that monthly tax payments or warehouse storage are required and singlings must be ready for gauging by month end. Special officers’ assignments end by December 1.
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Washington
Famous horse thief Ed Reed captured near Belle Starr kin
Government officers captured Ed Reed in Fort Surry Arkansas after he arrived to sell a pack of stolen horses. He was arrested in a stable stall after officers surrounded him. Reed, son of the famed Belle Starr, reportedly boasted he would never be captured alive.
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Fort Surry
Ark
Cap‘turing Ed Reed
Belle Star
Reed
Arbitrators rule for Union Pacific engineers and firemen
The board of arbitrators, created between Union Pacific engineers and firemen, rendered a decision in favor of the employees. The ruling, announced yesterday, confirms the workers' stance in the wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Néb
Union Pacific Engineers
Remembering boyhood remedies and miners' relief
A column recalls childhood cures with Dr Pierce’s pellets for stomach ills and notes swift miner relief as a ton of flour arrives for Rocked Out miners in Strine Valley Illinois. more aid and provisions expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escalapius
Pierce
We Strine Valley
Ill
World News Roundup Rates From Wars to Weather
A sprawling bulletin reports on Germany and Austria crop prospects, the Paris peace conference, the American Medical Association meeting set for Newport, and ongoing Johnstown debris cleanups. It notes Kidnapping, hoaxes, a New York telegraph strike, and a fatal river accident near Augusta with multiple drownings.
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American Medical Association
New Port R. I
Johnstown
Frederick Douglass
Hayti
Love Hands
St. Louis
M. Depew
New’ York
Gil
Blanco
Paui
Prisoner in County Jail Faces Uncertain New Trial
The jailer notes Tad Whitlock remains broken in spirit after conviction and stays in his pretrial cell while hoping for a new trial. Dennis Taylor, held for safekeeping, is described as a feeble minded youth with little willingness to speak. A box for Taylor contained clothes. he is of medium height, black hair, about 145 pounds. The piece also includes an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery promising cough and chest-relief with a free trial offer.
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American Pharmacutical Association
Old Point
Sam McGhere
Palmetto
John Coffee
Fulton County
M. Rosenthall
Quitnam
Eufaula
Ala
Italy
Berlin
Cornell
Columbia
Whitlock
Dennis T. Johnson
Dennis Taylor
Senator Fields
Dalton
Taylor
Oddities and Remedies From a Vintage Miscellany
A scattered page mixes arithmetic curiosities with health ads. It cites puzzles about quantities and prices, then shifts to product pitches for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, Acker’s Blood Purifier, Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, and Carter’s Iron Pills, including testimonial-style lines and warnings about opiates in soothing syrup. Names and places hint at a late 19th or early 20th century American newspaper tone.
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Gestae Pike
Tee Pom
Ately
Oes
Ron Aner
Ve Cote
Sethe
Dr. McDow
Marte
Gallia
Artesrox
Julian Miteh
Itchell
Ian
Rutledge Street
Our
Richmond
Danielsville
George Joba
George W. Aaron
Joe” C ‘Arroll
Carroll
Aaron
Selena
Mont
Sune
Ascade
Aire Hess
Céul
Baye
Capitol
Harris
Alessis
Campbell
Jasper
Harrell
Webster
Morrow
Mr. Carl Brandt
FRUIT
Germany
Austsatia
Nicholls
Sullivan
Kilraine
New Quieanas U
Freddie Saniskey
Des Moines
George
Freddie
Fifé
O’brien
Youghal
Minnesota
Lenghth
Chilef Bagheer Hunt
Janice
Isielf
Atrain
Évian
Chamber of Deputies
Rosa North
Ella Alexander
Augusta
Nan‘tucket
Paisa
Acker
Dr. Sage
Pearl
Dlug
Jenting
Jerry Hollis
Cooper
Houston County
L. D. Sledge & Co
Odeie
Connecticut
Carter
Lucy
OBE Institute
Sta. A
M. Rutherford
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