Russell on Trial in English Court
Earl Russell reappeared in Bow Street police court charged with bigamy and committed for trial. Witnesses testified to a Reno marriage to Mrs Somerville, the prior Nevada divorce law issues, and the invalidity of the decree. Bail set at £3,000 as defense preparation was questioned.
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Jane
Earl Ransell
Bow Street
Somerville
Earl
Brown
Reno
B. F. Carter
Washoe County
Nev
Earl Russell
Riverade
Mr. Russell
Nevada
Curler
Central Criminal Court
Miss Kilgore Handles Murder Trial Evidence
Damaging testimony emerges in the preliminary trial of Miss Fannie Kilgore daughter of W O G Kilgore of Sumter county accused of causing Mrs Eugene Hatfield's death. FP A Bell testified to seeing the dispute and overheard threats. Mrs Hatfield and her son describe the altercation and Kilgore's alleged actions.
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Miss Kilgore
Tampa
Fla
Fannie Kilgore
G. Kilgore
Sumter County
Mra
Eugene Hatfield
A. Bell
Shoe
Mra Hatfield
Miss
Pas
Eho
No Man Stronger Than His Stomach
A promotional section extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion ills. It claims cures extend to heart lungs and kidneys by healing the stomach and related organs with patient testimonials. Includes a claim about Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Columbus
Ohio
Counting the Returns Debate at Alabama Constitutional Convention
June 22 Montgom ery constitutional delegates debated Section 4 on counting election returns. Arguments centered on ministerial powers of the speaker versus legislative authority to determine county results and potential adjustments if counts were unsatisfactory. Debates referenced 1876 electoral commission and state policy shaping future vote handling.
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Alabama Constitutional Convention
Montcomenry
Ala
Jones
Montgomery
Robinson
Chambers
Electoral Commission
Som
Sonaeet
Assuiu
Nashville Railway Placed Under Receiver in Foreclosure
The Nashville railway, capitalized at 18 million, was placed in the hands of receivers E. O. Lewis and Percy Warner by Judge Clark after Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Co. filed for foreclosure on bonds totaling 10 million. The receivers, bonded for 30 thousand, assumed control this month pending sale.
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Nashville Railway
Macanigaur
Nashville
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company
Nash Railway Company
Clark
United States District Court
E. O. Lewis
Percy Warner
Trouble at the Mines Reports Shootings and Injuries
At Lick Fork mines in Thacker and Matewan fields near Hountixatow West Virginia a late night outbreak saw several shots fired and multiple people injured though names were not secured. Ex Attorney General Thacker attended as nonunion workers were threatened. Winchesters were reportedly present as strikers demanded all nonunion men quit. Later a New York banking report lists weekly bank figures with loans deposits and reserves.
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Hountixatow
W. Va
Lick Fork
Thacker and
Matewan
Thacker
Ohio Republicans meeting at Columbus convention
The Ohio Republicans met in Columbus for the state convention. Peter W. Derr opened proceedings after 4 pm with prayer by Rev. N W Good. Senator J B Foraker served as temporary chairman and addressed the gathering at length. Committees on credentials and resolutions were appointed and to report by 10 o'clock the next day. Adjourned for the evening.
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Contiucus
Peter W. Derr
Cincinnati
Republican State Central Committee
N. W. Good
Glel
Ohio
J. B. Foraker
Foraker
Hanna
Nash
Bushnell
Foster
Inna
Eyewitness account of Keystone flood catastrophe
Eyewitness describes a devastating flash flood in Keystone and surrounding areas. It covers roofs swept into the Elkhorn River, bridges destroyed, eight lives lost at Keystone and Eckman, with rail lines and river banks washed away. A hotel guest recounts narrowly surviving the surge and rescuers aiding many as water swept through the town.
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Keystone
Krystosz
W. Va
Urgo Witbees
Elkhorn
Elkhortt
National Hotel
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Eckman
Shawnee
Mozley’s Lemon Elixir Offers Remedy for Digestive Ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts Mozley’s Lemon Elixir as a cure for liver and stomach troubles, biliousness, indigestion, dysentery, headaches, nervousness, fever, chills, and kidney issues. It claims benefits for women’s regulation and includes testimonials from Etta W. Jones, Harry Adama, Mrs. E. A. Beville, J.P. Sawtell, and others. Bottles priced at 50 cents and $1, prepared by Dr. H. Morlay in Atlanta, Ga.
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Draggista
H. Morlay
Atlanta
Cyclone Wrecks Church in Georgia Town
A cyclone struck Sartore Ga on June 24 damaging the Snawflower African M. E. church during a conference. The church collapsed as people fled to the parsonage nearby. A six foot oak fell across the ruin, trapping no one. Evans Griggs and his family escaped unharmed after sheltering under a bed.
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Smithboro
Gia
Sartore
John A Reid
Evans Griggs
Desperate Duel Ends in Death at Kaufman's Bar
In Newry Georgia, Jake Anderson shot Berry Upshaw dead during a quarrel in Kaufman's bar on Broad Street. Upshaw attacked with a stick. Anderson fired a revolver, killing him. Anderson fled to an alley behind the bar as a crowd gathered.
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Columbia
Conemaca
Jake Anderson
Berry Upshaw
Kaufman
Upper Broad Street
Upshaw
Anderson
Seina
Ala
Walker
Alabama Street
Will R. Walker
W. W. Bates
Bates
Doll Bates
Winton Stns
Wralker
Cole
Eri Hatcher
Urip Cu rine every ee tp in Sica to neutralize pain
Sabot Denies hea tas ial a.
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Urip
Tornado devastation strikes Napier Nebraska town wrecked
Reports from Napier Nebraska confirm Thursday's tornado destroyed most of the town leaving few standing. Killed include Bertha Anderson and her mother reportedly near death. injured listed with ages and relations amid aid from surrounding towns.
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Dana
Napier
Neb
Bertha Anderson
Mis
Augustus Anderson
Mary Grenning
Mra
Jacob Gronning
Race Anderson
Auguste Anderson
Otto Mota
Henry Mets
Stuart
Toraon
Aete
Dewdreds
Cuunan
Patia
Pod Joes
Tee
Two Cases Settled by Florida Central and Peninsular
In Atlanta on June 22 the Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Company paid $10,000 as a compromise settlement of two city court cases for George A. Flagg and Mrs. B. F. Greene. Flagg received $7,000 and Greene $3,000. The cases, to be heard before Judge H. M. Reid and a jury, were removed from the trial docket and settled by open compromise. The $7,000 to Flagg is said to be the largest railroad personal injury settlement at the time.
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Ouattraxoooa
Woodberry and Nashville Railroad Company
Woodberry
Cannon County
Tenn
Woolberry
Murfreesboro
Nashville
Custtanooga
F.C. & P. R. WH. Company
Atlanta
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Company
C. T. Ladson
George A. Flagg
B. F. Greene
Flagg
Mr. Greene
Joad
H. M. Reid
Flagg 4
Murder of Officer DeBray sparks city manhunt
Three African American men — Jim Erwin Jim Loyd and Jim Hammond — are held in Atlanta city prison on suspicion in the murder of Policeman DeBray who was shot in West End. Rewards totaling 700 are offered by city and governor for capture and conviction.
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Atlanta
DeBray
West End
Jim Erwin
Jim Loyd
Jim Hammond
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