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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1911

Page

21

Burr on St Simons Island Reveals Burrs Georgia Retreat

A long account narrates Aaron Burrs 1824 Georgia retreat on St Simons Island at Canons Point, detailing Burrs exile after Hamilton duel, his stay at Cooper estate, and a window pane memento with Burr inscribed 1824. It describes the storm, slave rescue at Pierce Butler's estate, and a faithful servant named John who stayed with Butler through the flood.

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Voodoo Doctor Targeted Black Victims Arrested

A man described as a voodoo doctor, using threats and supposed spirits, was arrested after a scheme exploiting Black residents. He claimed a vision named an enemy and demanded cash, while symbols and a bottle were alleged proofs of power. Authorities seek accomplices and plan prosecutions in state and federal courts.

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Mercer University to Host Champion Debate June Topic Set

Mercer University speakers announced for the June champion debate on the topic Resolved that the Judges of the Superior and Appellate Courts Should Be Appointed by the Executive. Phi Delta members Grice, Meeks, and G Clement face H D Johnson for Ciceronian in the affirmative and negative.

Mercer University Macon Ga Phi Delta R. L. Meeks Grice RH D Johnson G | Clement Atlanta Phi Delta Literary Society Mercer MCA Mercerian G Clement Denver Col Ciceronian Literary Society Bis Society Ralph L. Meeks Homer The Athletic Association Ministerial Students’ Association

Memorial fund donation for late Solicitor Hill kickoff

Grand jury voted to donate one day’s pay to a memorial fund for the late Solicitor Charlies D Hill to be placed at the new courthouse. The formal resolution lauds his fairness mercy and fearless administration noting he helped the desolate and never abused office. Signatories include Boynton Steiner Peabody Loyless Glass Issig Bell Sime Smith Venable Burgess Smith Nunnally Muse Hem Michell Mc Williams Hartsfields Holcombe Angler.

Charlies D Hill Mr Hill A Boynton Albert Steiner J. Peabody A Loyless C Glass H Issig James Bell T Sime M A Smith Venable Burgess Smith Nunnally George Muse HS Hem Michell Jo Mc Williams Hartsfields J S Holcombe Clarence Angler

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