Jury struggles in Clarke County murder trial Beusse case
The Beusse brothers Henry and William and W P Briggs face a murder trial for the Cadle killing. Judge Hamilton McWhorter contends with continuances and a long jury selection process as the panel is repeatedly exhausted and reshuffled. The court adjourns for dinner with one hundred seventy three names drawn and one hundred nineteen struck for cause, jeopardizing timely trial.
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Beusse
Maniings
Hill
Atlanta
G Rosell
Western Circuit
Messrs
Erwin & Cobb
Athens
Lumpkin & Burnett and
Thomas & Strickland Answe
Fiste
Defense
Annie E Briggs
D. K. Briggs
W. E. Rochater
Briggs
Allie Beusse
Cadle
Rochester
Order of Railroad Conductors
McWhorter
D. P. Haselton
Tneteen
Rikes
Robt. H. Jennings
Taup Andeo
W. H. Weatherly
J. E. Spinks
Frankie
W. E. Epps, Jr
Robert L. Hill
Clarke Onty
Curious chicken with two bodies and one head
Mr. John R. Crawford keeps a freak of nature described as two chickens joined together with one head and two distinct bodies. The strange bird, hatched Tuesday morning, remains alive and Crawford plans to preserve it.
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Pat
John R. Crawford
Crawford
Money Question Reflects Gold Drain and Bank Demands
The article reports a continued outward flow of gold with 3.29 million leaving the system, 2 million drawn from the sub treasury today. Boston and western banks contributed to stabilize the reserve, while tensions linger over bond issuance and treasury support. Secretary Carlisle negotiates with New York banks a possible bond plan, but banks demand marketable bonds, with European placement considered.
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Wasnixerox
Boston
Treasury
Cleveland
Jordan
National Banks of
New York
Carlisle
Europe
Carlicle
New Orleans
Wall Street
West
Denunciation of Denmark Lynching Sparks Columbia Meeting
A large Columbia gathering condemned the Denmark lynching of John Peterson. Resolutions denounce mob violence and urge that the governor protect the accused and ensure a proper court trial, condemning the act as a crime against state dignity and civil order.
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Columba
8.C
Columbia
Denmark
John Peterson
Particope Criminis
Hand Book on Clarke County by Prof Strahan Ready Soon
Prof Charles M Strahan of the University of Georgia finalizes a Clarke county handbook detailing county facilities and advantages. The ninety page work aims to attract investors, with over three thousand first edition copies printed and distributed by Strahan. The book promises to boost Athens and Clarke county development and serves as a guide for capital placement. Bucklan's Arnica Salve ad runs in the notice.
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Charles M. Strahan
University of Georgia
Clarke County
Strahan
Athens
Memorial Day in Athens Remembers Confederate Veterans
Memorial Day activities in Athens drew large crowds at the university chapel. Veterans of the Confederacy, led by Capt. Jerry E. Ritch, processed from the monument on College Avenue to the chapel with Lucy Cobb Institute and University cadets, as flags from Cobb Legion and Augusta Hussars were displayed. Capt. Francis Edgeworth Eve of Augusta delivered an eloquent history of Cobb's Legion, praising its role in the Army of Northern Virginia and the women of the South, while young and old in attendance honored the veterans.
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Athens
College Avenue
Jerry E. Ritch
Army of Northern Virginia
Lucy Cobb Institute
Home School
University Cadets
Clarke Rifles
Prof. Little
HH Carlton
Cobb Legion
Augusta
Eve
Augusta Hussars
William G Delaney
Pesc
Schubert Club
University Quartette
W. P. Lovejoy
Mies Elsie Tyler
William Tanner
Cobb
Legion
Albert L. Mitchell
Francis Edgeworth Eve
South
Obb
Wade Hampton
Virginia
Lawson Makes Short Stop in the Classic City
Hon. Thomas G. Lawson, congressman from the eighth district, is visiting the city and may stay until tomorrow. He praises the Democratic administration as progressing smoothly and says the bond holders versus treasury officials dispute is vigorous but the government should prevail with no bonds issued.
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Thomas G. Lawson
Eighth
Judge Lawson
Treasury
Russian Caravels Enter Hudson With Salutes at Sandy Hook
The Russian battleship Dimitri Donskoi with Vice Admiral Kozuakoff arrived at Sandy Hook from Russia at 9 45 am and saluted the US steamer Dolphin. The Spanish caravels then entered the Hudson at 11 oclock, receiving salutes from forts as the Dolphin and Secretary Herbert observed. President and party to Chicago for Columbian Exposition opening. train to Washington Tuesday. Carrier pigeons report fleets moving out to sea in two columns. Cleveland deadlock ends as John Farley confirmed as director of public works after council vote.
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New York
Dimitri Donskoi
Kozuakoff
Sandy Hook
Russia
the Hook
United States
Dolphin
Secretary of the Navy
Iteae
Herbert
Hudson River
Chicago
Washington
Ricnauonp
George T. King
Atlanta
Bea
Richmond
Cleveland
Bles
John Farley
Farley
Board of Control
Prince Bis marck health statement issued amid rumors
An authorized statement from the press service clarifies Prince Bis marck's health. It notes a prior bronchial attack a month ago, not influenza, and says the prince has fully recovered and remains in good health.
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Alow Bismac
Hamsoara
Prince Bismarck
Nachrichten
Friedrichsruhe
Price of Peace Echoes in War’s Toll
A grieving voice laments peace after war, recounting sons lost and the heavy price paid by a mother. The piece ends with a dramatic, fractured script on peace and sacrifice, followed by brief crime and disaster notices from Brewton Alabama and Asc529ren Miss.
Odd Fellowship marks 74th anniversary in royal style
The Od Fellowship celebration drew about 300 attendees at a Clayton Street hall with Oliver Encampment Williams Lodge Clarke Lodge and Glenn Lodge in force. Speakers included T W Reed Col B H Nobie Richard B Russell J B Toomer Fitzgerald Green H C Tuck and John D Mell. Music by Prof Little’s orchestra preceded toasts and generous refreshments.
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Clyton St. Oliver
Williams Lodge
Clarke Lodge
Glenn Lodge
Prof. Little
T. W. Reed
B. H. No
Richard B. Russell
Odd Fellowship
J.B. Toomer
Fitzgerald Green
Odd Fellows Strength in Athens Measured by Growth
L. A. Shackelford and W. H. Lampkin receive praise for their work as Athens Odd Fellows grow in strength daily and gain community influence.
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L. A. Shackelford
W.H. Lampkin
Odd Fellows
Athens
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