Tragedy in Lumpkin County Leaves Three Dead
In Lumpkin County near Dahlonega Georgia a shooting on a plantation road killed Wil Hollman and Teerson Grindle and left Beasley mortally wounded. The gunfire reportedly stemmed from blood feud after Hollman was accused of reporting Beasley’s father for running a distillery. The event drew many locals to the scene as Beasley’s fate remained uncertain. Ida Little, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Little, died at age, due to brain congestion, with the funeral held at the Methodist church.
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Gainesville
Lumpkin County
Dallonesa
Crumley
Porter Springs
Wil Hollman
Teerson Grindle
Beasley
Tom Beasley
Hollman
Will Hollman
Sincia
Beasleys
Fiollman
Dahlonega
Ide Wattle
Villa Rica
Ida Little
Joseph S Little
Burned Columbus Iron Works to be rebuilt and continue
A Columbus GA report states the Columbus Iron Works plow works department will not move to Birmingham. Directors have not issued statements, but sources say the burned portion will be rebuilt and business will continue at the same locations. The Mobile and Girard trestle at the fire scene was completed, with trains running over it 45 hours after the fire.
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Columbus Iron Works
Orr
Columbus
Birmingham
PQ O-eroe
Mobile and Girard
Savannah Racing Association Formed For City Fair Meet
A new Savannah Racing Association is formed to take over the Savannah Fair Association. Incorporators include George Wiedenman J H Estill Leopold Adier A S Guckenheimer M B Ehrlicher and others. Capital stock set at 15000 with option to rise to 100000 and minimum 15000. The group aims to promote agricultural mechanical and manufacturing interests, improve horse and cattle breeding, and hold horse racing meetings and a fair. The association will buy out Savannah Fair Association assets and settle debts, with stock offerings already largely subscribed.
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Savannah
Savannah Fair Association
Savannah Racing Association
George W. ‘Iedeman
J HO Estill Leopold Adier
A S Guckenheimer
M B
Ehrlicher
Joseph F Doyle Arthur
M . Gibbes
C A
A L Cunningham
John K Garnett
Harvey Granger
John H. Young
Wiison
John D Carswell
Racing Association
Dale Avenue
Titpre
My Check Will Pay Your Bill Offer for Dr Shoop Restorative
A bold postal offer pledges a trial of Dr Shoop s Restorative with six bottles sent by mail and a physician s order. If it cures, cost is 550. if not, the maker pays the druggist. The seller promises success in 39 of 40 cases and frames the deal as risk free for the patient.
Rumors on Louisville and Nashville ownership swirl in Louisville
Louisville reporters and executives grapple with rumors that the Louisville and Nashville may pass into new hands or stay under stockholder control. Directors deny clarity, noting stock transfers and new issues complicate certainty while forecasts of further stock activity loom.
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Louisville
J P Morgan & Co
Gates Pool
J F F Morgan & Co
August Belmont
Shorts
Rock Island
Southern Railway
Nashville
New York
Milton H Smith
Second
Attilla Cox
John L Helm
J M Atherton
Lawsville
Smith
Atherton
John M. Atherton
Courge
Louisville and Nashville
Europe
America
Rothschilds
Louisville and Neshvile
No Pennsylvania Link Seen in Louisville and Nashville Deal
New York dispatches report no current ties between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Louisville and Nashville deal. Baltimore coverage adds no official voice from Pennsylvania on the financial operation, with Western buying activity noted but no central authority cited.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Louisville
Nashville
NEW York Times
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oula‘ville
Western
Louisville and
Eration
Sun
Bold Robbery by Masked Men Shocks Mystic Town
Masked robbers struck the Mystic area late Thursday night, firing shots and looting cash from a Georgia firm’s store. The incident follows earlier assaults linked to the depot and post office crimes. Governor Candler offered rewards of 200 for the first capture and 100 for each subsequent convictable suspect, as authorities vow to pursue those responsible.
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Mystic
Here
Win County
EB Wilcox
Ten
April E Wilcox & Co
Tim
Hall
Mr Wilcox
Russel
Irwin Superior Court
Tifton and Wortheastern
Candler
Pamadles
Campler
Perpetual Motion Machine Claim From Columbus Inventors
Columbus residents John W Cheek and J T Knight announce a patented perpetual motion machine named the Cheek motor. They say gravity powers a large wheel with a belt of balls, once started it runs by its own mechanism. They pursue foreign patents and boast a working model proves feasibility.
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Columbus
John W Cheek
J T Knight
Washington
Cheek
Famous Calhoun physicians claim cure for chronic disease
Dr I M Peebles, aged 80 and vigorous, leads a system he says cures thousands of chronic ailments. He offers a free week of treatment and a book A Message of Hope from his Institute of Health in Battle Creek Michigan, inviting readers to send details of their illness.
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I M Peebles
Pesblea
Forals Buy the OG Be 4 Range Boosts Heat
A dubious fragment notes a phrase about forals and OG Be, claiming a four range that makes it hot. Further readable text is too fragmentary to determine a concrete event, people, or place.
Address by Rev. De Bradley at Emory College
Former Emory professor Dr Ray H L Bradley delivered a stereypticon lecture on Yellowstone Park and Alaska to Emory College students in Oxford Ga. He presented fossil specimens from his travels and showed self taken photographs to illuminate the geology and scenery. The audience, including faculty and students, praised his clear teaching style and scientific artistry. he will return to Atlanta tomorrow.
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Emory
Emory College
Oxford
Ray H L Bradley
Trnity Church
Atlanta
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Liery
Bradley
Colege
Spragins Wins State Senate Nomination in County Primary
Huntsville April 12 The county democratic executive committee met to canvass last Saturdays primary results. Robert T Spragins was nominated for the state senate by a majority of about 400 votes over John H Wallace Jr. Judge Richard Walker and Hon A S Fletcher were nominated for representatives by majorities of 1500 and 1200 respectively.
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Ansult of
Alabama
Huntsville Aly
Democratic Executive Committee
Robert T Spragins
State Senate
Jonn H Willace
Richard Walker
Hon A S Fletcher
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United States
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Atlantic
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Govsmor Candler
Battle Creek
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Anderson Hardware Co
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Ésug
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