Trial details in Bone case near Athens described
The report outlines a commitment trial for Joe H Bone and associates on assault and murder charges. Witnesses discuss a masked confrontation, suspects Barry and Reeves, carriages, shots fired near the Northeastern railroad, and testimonies from Reeves and Salter’s party, with defense and state lawyers present.
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Bone
Reeves
Bonda
Groeiwek
Joe H. Bone
Messrs
Jester and Booth
Aps
Eed
Maxey Tragedy Leaves Smith Injured in Affray
In Maxeys near Athens Georgia a white man Mr Harvey Smith was wounded in head during a confrontation with three negroes. Bird Hatten is jailed though faint from wounds while Bill Hatten is in Lexington jail. Both sides describe a chaotic dispute over a rabbit gun and a farm tenancy.
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Maxeys
Athens
Georgia
Harvey Smith
Bird Hatten
Bill Hatten
Associated Press
A. L. Smith
Darkies
Bill
Mr. Smith
Bird Hatton
Bill Hutton
Georgia at the Fair Views on a Georgia Exhibit
Colonel Way of Savannah urges Georgia to secure a grand private funded exhibit for the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. He recommends an executive committee gather space applications from individuals and corporations to build a display showcasing mining, marble, cotton, naval rice, timber, and growing manufacturing across the state, with exhibitors bearing costs. Governor Northen emphasizes private subscriptions to advertise Georgia’s resources since state funds are unavailable.
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Colonel Way
Savannah
Georgia
Col. Way
Northen
Chicago
of Progress
Boy In Esrmxxce May Have Committed Suicide
Special report from News Telegram Association. In Esrmxxce Kentucky on March 18 Frank McBurney reports his son vanished after the family planned a move. Authorities and neighbors fear the youth may have killed himself rather than move, with no confirmation yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Telegram Association
Esrmxxce
Frank McBurney
Commissioner Groff Resigns Health Reason Cited
In Washington March 17 Commissioner Groff of the General Land Office tendered his resignation citing failing health. He denies a conflict with Secretary Noble prompted the move and notes no official acceptance yet. The report mentions strong Brazil orders and Italy’s rights concerns as broader context shaping policy commentary.
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Wasuircrox
Groff
General Land Office
Noble
New
New Corporations Rise in United States Financial Boom
The United States Corporation bureau in Chicago reports 239 new corporations for the week ending March 13 with total capital of 74 530 225. Meanwhile reports from Ohio and Washington note fruit industry activity and Northern Pacific ship negotiations, alongside a robbery at a store and a near record high river level on March 17.
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Curiaco
United States Corporation Bureau
Chicago
United States
Mercantile and
Man ii
Ohio
Wasurroaror C. H
Taccaca. Wash
Northern Pacific
Abyssinia
Oxia the Northern
Hiseron
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Frightful Loss of Life in Maritime Disaster
Reports from Ragged Staff near Gibraltar detail the sinking of the Anchor Line steamer Utopia with about 370 to 400 fatalities. Italian emigrants aboard perished as a gale hampered rescue efforts and harbor communications remained down.
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Lonnox
Utopia
Ragged Staff
Gibraltar
Italine Ey
Fragmentary notice from Carsonville column
Notable fragment shows a public notice style line indicating a year has passed since a mentioned seer has appeared, with a sign-off reading Mins. A A.M. Walker from Carsonville.
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Neaa
Seeratee
Ores
M. Walker
Carsonvilie
Cure Skin Diseases with Cuticura Remedies
An old advertisement extols Cuticura for curing babies’ skin ailments. The copy mentions prices and preparations, urging readers to buy Cuticura products for common dermatitis and related conditions.
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Price
Cuticura
Stemes Manslent
Sena Fee
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Fowler’s Bar
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George C. Thomas
J. W. Boggs
A. KR. Saulter
R. E
Tun
Salter Reeves
Mr. Frank Surey
Barry
Menry
Flournoy
Bourders
Frank Barry
Ors
I. V. Murray
Gow Reaves
Lin. H. Baily
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Thomas Baker
Dimi
Ike Williams
Snd
Jester’s
Innny
Leanne
Jackson Heard’s
Cat
Georgia Railroad
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Sauber
Cale
Cobbham
Lula Bon
Tom Joe Bone
Joe
Jim
Mattie Bone
Tam
Joe Bone
Joe ‘A
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Fte
L. D
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Betty
Eeves Cams
Reeves’'ter
Pate
Tha Buss
Goodrum
Northeastern
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Caroline Thomas
James Alexander
Milledge
James M’kleroy
Danielsville
Milledge Hampton
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Steve Eads
Jim Heard
W. B. Dickes
Arthur Arnold
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Fowler
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Heards
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Otst
Maxey
Daily Grist
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Wasilseros
National Democratic Executive
Pei
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Charles Weeks
Sife
Oxtmars
Haxe
Joe Johnson
The
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Joseph E. Johnston
Harrison
Taylor
Wisconsin
Palmer
Grover
Wasetxatox
Gen
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Memphis
Paris
Tenn
John D. Diggs
Vanvelette & Co
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ThesBanners Jobs
North Jackson ST
LDEXG
Banner Job Office
Banxseerr
Banner Job Printers
AOUR
Gordon
Sagee
Irom
Ony
Bin
Jesse Thompson & CO
Hale St
R. R. Yard
Augusta
Dec
L—Wly
Athens Business College
Horth
Theo Ls
Lene
Otaial Coerthene
Ash Eelleslee
Endress
W.t. Jordan
Nw Raves
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