A Tragic Accidental Shooting in Danielsville
In Danielsville Dr. Brown’s office, George Brown the negro employee was found dead from a pistol shot. Arthur Moseley and Charles Landers, playing with pistols, caused the fatal accident as Brown hid behind a counter. The coroner’s jury returned an accidental shooting verdict. The account includes a second version and notes Moseley’s grief and the community’s regret.
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Dr. Brown
Danielsville
George Brown
Arthur Mosely
Landers
The
Monitor
Moseley
Mosely
Arthur Moseley
D. R. Moseley
Athens
Covera Negre
Arthur Mozeley
Charley Landers
Witneses
Robbery at Madison County Treasurer's Office
Four hundred fifty dollars vanished from Treasurer Robin G Williams's desk in Danielsville while jurors awaited payment. The theft occurred between 11 and 12 with no clues yet. Williams and the community await further details and a possible arrest.
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Madison County
Athens
Robin G. Williams
John W. Williams
Danielsville
McWhorter
Williams
Madison
Madison Court Adjourns After Busy Term in Georgia
Madison Court adjourned in Madison County Georgia after a busy session led by Judge McWhorter and Solicitor General Bill Howard. Lee Pulliam was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years. The case of Wm Finch charged with murdering Ed Pendleton drew wide attention. Finch was acquitted after a lengthy trial. Frank Anthony was fined 150 dollars for assault. Rafe Griffeth was convicted of carrying concealed weapons. several other misdemeanors were disposed of. An adjourned term was not planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pulliam
Dick Curry
Wm. F. Finch
Ed. Pendleton
Finch
Will Pendleton
McWhorter
Taout
Paya
Genral Howard
K. H. Kinnebrew
Geo
C_omas
Athens
Messrs. Howard
Thomas
Frank Anthony
Rafe Griffeth
Two More Prizes for Spring Exhibit by Ladies Garden Club
Prizes for the spring garden show increase with offers from F G Umbach a harrow for a future article and A G Mandeville a silver cup for best strawberries. Existing awards include Lumpkin for best Irish potatoes Carlton for best tomatoes Canton for best cabbage Mandeville for best strawberries and Hamilton and Umbach for as yet unnamed articles. Additional prizes promised throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Garden Club
F. G. Umbach
Garden Club
A. G. Manileville
EB. K. Lumpkin
Julia Carlton
M. N. Canton
Sunny South purchased by Howell Holliday Nichols chiefs
Artanta Ga March 12 Special one of the largest deals in southern newspaper history closes Hon Clark Howell James R Holliday and C C Nichols become Sunny South proprietors bought from Colonel John H Seals The new owners aim to build a premier literary paper with a 15 000 circulation in its nineteenth year Price between 35 000 and 50 000 dollars not disclosed Nichols Holliday also publish The Southern Farm with Grady estate holding one third interest
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Artanta
South
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
James R. Holliday
Sunny South
John H. Seals
Amore
Messie. Nichols and Holliday
Howell
Mesars- Nichols & Holliday
Southern Farm
Henry W. Grady
Totten Spikes New Book To Telegraph Pole In Defiant Stunt
Yale professor Totten released three books at once, including The Scientific Spike. He hammered a 10 inch spike through a copy and nailed it to a city telegraph pole, declaring he would not let his claims be disproved from any rostrum. He dedicated the work to Huxley and Ingersoll and others who oppose his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Totten
Yale College
Huxly
Robert G. Ingersoll
Moses Mae
Tne
General Alger Seeks Republican Nomination for President
General Russell A Alger arrives at the Grand Pacific hotel and declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination. He says he has consented after pressure from influential Republicans and notes no opposition to President Harrison, though he is himself an aspirant. He says he would not spend money to aid his bid even if asked.
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Bennie Bess
Bat Hinse
Cicago
Russell A. Alger
Grand Pacific Hotel
Paney
Shirley Pardridge
Republican State Central Committee
Alger
Cullom
Mdlineis
Geasra Alger
Michigan
Harrison
Re elected Clarke County School Commissioner Bernard seeks another term
Rev. H. R. Bernard was reelected County School Commissioner for Clarke county for the next four years. The board praised his efficient leadership and improvements in the school system, noting his strong interest in student welfare and ongoing reforms.
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H.R. Bernard
H. R. Bernard
Clarke County
Bernard
County Board of Education
Not to be ministered unto but to minister
A religious reflection on Christian duty and usefulness. It argues that true charity requires bearing others’ loads and using wealth to aid the hungry, citing Miss Dickinson’s verse to emphasize living for others rather than self.
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Miss Dickinson
Guide through life and beyond a perilous journey
The piece argues every life needs a guide to navigate a perilous world like a sea without a chart. It compares life to a trek through forests, caves, and seas, warning that without an experienced guide one cannot reach the afterlife or heaven. It urges reliance on a protective guide to avoid fatal errors.
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Mammoth Cave
Alps
Ronen
Business Letter Missteps Over Fifteen Cent Hairpins
A Youth's Companion reprints a misdated exchange from 1900 showing Rosk Everers and Miss Rose Eveleth ordering a fifteen cent box of hairpins. The firm explains delays caused by unclear remittance and address details, and notes a filing error by staff. The piece satirically blames the young lady for not writing a proper business letter.
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Park Street
Avondale
Mass
Bill
Rosk Everers
Court Street
Boston
Rose Eveleth
Putnam, Conn
Bostog Win
Ness
Mina
Nergpieman, & Co
Leather at Every Step Across a Worn World
An old saying about leather covers the globe from shoes to boots. The text notes footwear and varied leathers, praising smooth pavements replacing rough streets, enabling easy travel wherever one goes.
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PavEyou
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Brown
Ella Braswell
Decatur
Georgia
Southern Whig
Benjamin P. Poore
Ben. Perley Poore
Jefferson
Franklin College
John England
Charleston
W. Flint
William Hunt
Athens Female Academy
Lucy Cobb
William Henry Harrison
Shaw and Bacon
Crane & Morrison
W. Nichols & Co
Garvin & Haynes
Hopkins & Stovall
Clarke, Oglethorpe
Forsyth
Jackson
Pang
Buckhead
G. H. Thompson
Richard D. Peters, Jr
Maryland
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Fla
Booker Adkins
Jennie Harrison
Clark Thompson
Ed Moore
Nathan Sensom
Charlotte Strickland
I. V. Murray
PL. Williams
Wm. Fronter
Any Smith
George Heard
Thomas Harris
and Johnson
University Club
Willams
Madison Court
Ladies’ Garden Club
Messrs
Howell, Nichol and
Holliday
Prof
General 'Alger
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowelly Milss
W. Lane
Cou
J. R. Miller
D. D
B. B.B. CO
Bradfield
Regulator
Abe Bradfield
Regulator Co
Bialgi Druggiste
Children’s Department
Agee Dale
Maes Ath Street
Needleman & Co
Putnam
Conn
Ross Eveleth
Rose Evettin
Putnam Conn
Neepremar & Co
Anc
EveLeth
Amos RE. Welis
Sue
Cinderella
Bae
Lawrmegs
Svasn McCarthy
Weversiy
Charles B- Coffin
Plitntiff
Altuy
Miss McCarthy
Mies McCarthy
Arorkfatsz Prrraxse McKinney
Abrameon
Kelly
Barbervili
Nees
Ang Bee
P. S P
Lippman Bros
Savannah
Ghorgea
Atlanta
Iine Honda
Ieee
Apili
Si Ceorgia
Annam
York
Gore
W. F. Northmn
Gover &. C. Hardeman
Vecetable
Corey
Yang
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