Rome Trial Foretells Verdict In Sanford Wright Case
Rome is deeply divided as the Sanford murder case unfolds. Testimony highlights Sanford’s defense that George Wright urged a trip. Judge Wright’s firm court control earns praise. Supporters insist Sanford is innocent, while prosecutors press for conviction, with jurors weighing motives and relationships.
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Isle of Palms
Sanford
George Wright
Mr. Ennis
M. Sanford
Barry Wright
Afr
Barry Nll
Wright
Windam
Briny
Georgia
Wrights
Lapgard
Moses Wright
Judge Wright
Terrell
Goursel
Angith
Roma
Gentl
Brandon
Banford
Sanforthes
George Weight
Ore Ancord
Vincent
T. Sanford
Seaford
Wan
Ammiyana
Coffee Substitution Heals Family After Vomiting Illness
A Battle Creek reader recounts using Postum instead of coffee after his wife suffered violent vomiting episodes tied to coffee. He describes two severe attacks, one during a trip, and notes that stopping coffee and drinking Postum cured the stomach distress for nine years, with health restored and no recurrence. The testimony appears under the Portium Company label in Battle Creek.
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Coffis
Towa
Portium O-mpans
Battle
Trial arguments stall the Sanford case in tense close
The defense and prosecution clash over justifiable homicide in Sanford's trial. Prominent lawyers debate unwritten versus written law and attack, with Mrs. Sanford's stance shaping the mood as jurors face a potential acquittal or mistrial. The judge plans a night session to press toward a verdict.
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Ddr. Wright
England
France
George
Wreight
W. J. Nunnally
Nunnally
Sanford
Mr. Nunnolly
Till Wright
Mr. Nunnally
Mr. Dean
Dean
George Thomas
Athens
Thomas
Couyisel
Prominent Savannah Citizen Dies at Home
CAPT J W McAlpin prominent Savannah figure and father of Ord nary Henry McAlpin died at his son's home in Savannah aged 69. Born October 29 1831 he served as a Confederate engineer captain and was active in the Georgia Hussars Savannah Rifle Association St Andrews Society and Confederate Veterans Association. Survived by three sons and two daughters funeral planned with Rifle association and Hus rare pallbearers.
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Jamés W. McAlpin
Orddnary Henry McAlpin
Confederacy
Georgia Hussars
Savannah Rifle Asscciation
St. Andrews’ Society
Confederates Veterans’ Aevclation
A. C. McAlpin
Bluffton
Fudge Henry Mcalpin
F. W. Wislker
JW. McAlpin
W.H. W. Schley
The
Rifle Association
H. Sanders
Penfield
Boulder
Cole
Reagan H. Sanders
Georgia
Old Hame
S. B. Paine
Tuskegee
Ala
B. Paine
Ngon
Sen. R. BE
Park
Atlanta
R. E Ligon
W Simpson
Montgomery
Descasad
Captain Paine
Amd
Macon County
A. J. Paine
B. J. Wood
Macon
R. J. Wood
City Hospital
Park Place
Frontier War at Acute Stage in New Orleans
New Orleans orders from Governor Blanchard assign Captain Bostick to supervise Louisiana waters. Wolverine I, commanded by Lieutenant Armstrong, guards Louisiana interests in the Rigolets as the Grace is taken for Louisiana authorities. Memphis reports no yellow fever, Arkansas and Mississippi claim no cases, Huntsville declines quarantine while stressing vigilance. Public health circular urges mosquito control, and Isthmus situation shows improvement with 29 fever cases and 26 deaths since April.
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Naval Brigade
Blanchard
Bostick
Louisianna
Wolverine
Armstrong
Louisiana
Grace
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Marcus Taas
The
Board of Health
Huntsville
Washington
Public Health and Marine Service
Mogeon
Houston
Yas
Det Parish
Southern Pacific
Thia
Housten
Missicaipph Jackson
Mies
State
Mississippi Reads News From Fever Fight With Cautious Hope
Interview notes Mississippi residents refuse panic and rely on prudence to ward off fever spread from Louisiana. Detention camps near Houston report over 100 detainees at Echo on the state line, criticizing poor conditions and lack of food and sleeping space. governor urged to improve facilities.
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Terview
Mississippi
Houston
Texas
Echo
Honor for George Napier Third Vice President of Commercial Law League
Niagara Falls N Y August 3 The Commercial Law League in convention elected officers including President Wentworth Carr Philadelphia First Vice President C Dinkelspiel San Francisco Second Vice President Charles H Fowler New Haven Third Vice President George J Napier of Atlanta Ga Recording Secretary Herbert E Bramley Chicago Treasurer W O Hatt New Orleans The Atlanta man became third vice president in the selection and publicized honor reflects regional representation in the league leadership.
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Atlanta
Commercial Law League
Niagara
Falla
N. Y
Wentworth Carr
Philadelphia
Fever fears ease as Montgomery keeps calm amid outbreak
Montgomery reports show no spread risk from yellow fever with doctors and officials urging calm. Governor Jelks arrives to monitor the situation as residents keep families safe, while police and health officers enforce quarantine rules and the public seeks steady guidance.
Whistler Explains Flight for Memphis Club
Memphis baseball, arriving from Montgomery, will rest at home Sunday before resuming schedule Monday with Shraveport 2a operente. Manager Whister explains staying away from Birmingham due to quarantine and hopes to avoid forfeiture. he aims to settle the matter with President Kavanaugh.
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Memphis
Enn
Montgomery
Shraveport 2A Operente
Whister
Kiavanaugh
Birmingham
Whistler
Hla
Kavanaugh
Ozark Quarantines After Yellow Fever Alert
Special from Ozark Alabama reports Mont Romery declares yellow fever in neighboring area. Ozark announces strict quarantine between Mont Romery and the town to prevent spread and safeguard residents. Expected delays and health measures accompany the precaution as officials monitor developments.
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Ozerk
Ozark
Ala
Mont- Romery
Cheapening Electricity in London Sparks Debate
A British parliamentary committee weighs granting a charter for a large scale electric generation venture. Proponents claim wholesale electricity will lower prices and boost demand, while established lighting firms warn of unfair competition and seek favorable terms. The outcome hinges on balancing public utility goals with private utility interests.
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New York Tribune
Britiah Parianent
London
Eiolating Electric Companion
Lonton
Project Ag
Atlantic
Evangelist Ressts Hubbard at Rally in Sterling Hall
The Rev William A Bun dey, a wageball evangelist, attacked Elbert Hubbard editor of The Philistine during a 15 000 crowd event at Sterling hall He rolled up his sleeves and spoke for an hour denouncing Hubbard as good for nothing indecent and inhumane The Philistine is blamed on workers of devil in the sensational confrontation.
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Ressts Hubbard
Chicago Tribone
Sterling
William A. Bun Dey
The
Philistine
Elbert Hubbard
Brat Hot Nhan
Fever Panic Echoes Through Italian Quarter
Reports describe peculiar fever cases, including an Italian patient who feigned hospital avoidance yet was seen dining on spaghetti at home. A French merchant collapsed and died, while other cases show rising infection near St. Anne Street. Government funds are misperceived. officials warn no direct sanitary spending, but detention camps may be supported. Immigration impact and labor concerns for Louisiana and Mississippi planters loom as fear spreads.
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Alc
Whitley Brags
Ala
Wiliam D. Jelks
Priva
Jackson
Blount Springs
Jal
Awerhien
Kavanaugh
Plemphis
Gures
Severn
Qi Montgomery
Stemphis
Nashville
Tenn
Atl Ag
Fain
Soldewalthe
William Gris‘eon
Franklin
George Whison
Babour County
Memphis
Feer
Almerico Sparkle
St. Anne Street
Order of the Rharine’ Hospital Service
Marine Hospital
Board of Health
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pepiacei Negroes
New Orleans
Alexandria and New Orleans battle yellow fever spread
Alexandria reports a strong quarantine effort to keep fever out and a belief that none of the tug lands could pass guards. The case in Orleans tests the efficiency of regional guard stations. Incubation is five days. containment measures and passenger traffic restrictions aim to halt further infections as fever spreads from Italian communities to Mississippi and nearby towns.
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Texas
Houston
Yexarkana
Gregg County
Dr. Tabor
Fort Worth
Tedor
Tabor
Lanham
Southern Pacific
Alexandria
Alexandra
Orleans
C. VM. Brady
Providence
Nie
Lotisians
Biang
Mississippi
Express Struck Broken In Ohio Beltimon Wreck
A Beltimon Ohio wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line between Border Fuswel, eight miles from Johnstown, PA, injured and killed several travelers. One woman died and many were hurt, with names including Mabel Beach and Emma Vickroy among the seriously injured. Conductor Hartae and traveling agent Byeta from Kanzville were noted. the accident left cars down a bank and several passengers hospitalized.
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Johnstown
Rockwood
Baltimore and Ohio
Fuswel
Mabel Beach
Romer
Mise
Emma Vickroy
Wintier
Misa Guinn
Pittsburg
Agnes Hoffmen
Broxan
GW Berkebie
Franke Priburg
Hoovers
Mra
C. E. Berkebite
Gure
OM. Byeta
Kanzville
Buttain
Zoever
Ot Creek
Washington August 30 jury feature and cotton report note
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Washington item dated August 30 mentioning a jury feature or action and a cotton crop report. The text is garbled but suggests an instruction or delay until tomorrow and an adjoining reference to a bond or adjudication estimate.
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Washington
Fea
Alto
Unclear text fragment on local names and arrangements
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and groups with unclear roles and dates. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Vairbanes Mi View Frewident Fi Celebra nao
A fragmented text segment describes a celebratory scene involving officials and ceremonies. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases and partial sentences about a park, law, and a ceremony. The readable elements hint at a government or ceremonial context but lack coherent specifics.
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Brervese
Harker
Wa ' Deni
Che Lake
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