Sullivan Slavs Rival Beecher in Fatal Beating
Constitution Bureau Macon Ga August 10 Special The detective department and city police hunt Auburn Sullivan for killing Garry Beecher with a double barreled shotgun at Beechers home near Hazlehurst. Sullivan, once Beecher’s friend, fled toward Macon after the killing following prior quarrels over a young woman.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Poace
Auburn Sullivan
Roon
Garry Beecher
King
Beechers
Beecher
Sullian
Hazlehurst
Sullivan
Beechears
Death Stops Two Holdups In Osage Nation Fight
Guthrie Oklahoma August 10 two Martin gang members died today after a fight with deputy sheriffs in the Osage nation. Deputy Haines was shot and improving. The other gang members were killed in the pursuit. two held up and robbed nearly a hundred travelers recently. They are charged with killings at Geary and Hopeton and the railway station robbery at Hennessy. Wires down from storms hampered details. Names of the dead were not released. Officers pressed to identify the bodies as agents report one fatality and another mortally wounded. a third remains at large.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Martin
Osace
Haines
Hennessy
Okio
Cross
Geary
Hopeton
Fugitives Gaynor and Greene Win Privy Council Leave
Counsel for Gaynor and Greene report that the Privy Council granted leave to appeal their international case. Taschereau, returning from England to Quebec, says the move became an international matter and All parties welcomed the appeal as a step toward final judgment to close the case.
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Quebec
Taschereau
England
Gaynor and Greene
United States
Privy Council
Caron
London
Edward Clark
Macedonian Uprising Demands European Intervention
Sofia August 10 delegates of the Macedonian committee urge powers to intervene after Ottoman persecution drives Christians in Macedonia and Adrianople vilayet to seek reform and a Christian governor general with a permanent joint administrative board. Rebels say they will continue fighting until their objective is met.
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Sofia
Macedonian Committee
Mussalsman
Macedonia
Vilayet
Adrianopterg
Imatitate
Europe
Berlin
Committee For
Tartcheff
Christo
Matoff
Russia
Europa
Salfour
Austria
Balfour
Home
Balkans
Boris Sarafoff
Saratfoff
AL Monastir
M. Rostkovski
Revolutioniata
M. Rotkoveki
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
Monastir
Greece
Kitchevo
Drougovo
Emilevo
Krouche
Bolno
Czar Demands Punishment for Consul Murder
Czar orders exemplary punishment for the Turkish gendarme who killed the Russian consul at Monastir and for all officials responsible. The event provokes widespread indignation in Belgrade and Constantinople, with reports of attacks on Rostkovski and rising unrest in Macedonia as insurgents seize towns and raise flags promising liberty and resistance.
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J. Petersburg
Czar Haw
Monastir
M. Rostkovski
Macedonia
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Terelund
Ferid Pasha
Halim
Lamsdorf
Vutler
Belgrade
Servia
M. Rostkovaki
M Rostkovski
Efe
Cansul
Mogil
Nort
Myostkovskia
Myostkovski
Mall
Hrughevo
Bulgaria
Case of the Roungavilles in Rome Ga ends with reduced fines
In Rome on August 10 special cases against Robert and Roy Roungaville for assault with intent to murder were brought before Recorder Willingham. The recorder fined Robert 75 dollars and Roy 25 after defense council argued for lighter punishment. The packed city hall and statewide interest followed the midnight verdict as indictments for assault and battery remain to be tried in superior court.
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Rome
Robert
Roy Roungaville
Sam Wood
Willingham
Robert Rouseville
Roy
W. H. Ennis
Seaborn W
Barry Wright
C. T. Clements
Joel Branham
M.B. Eubanks
H. M. Halsted Smith
Couner
School enrollment crush leaves rooms scarce in city
Superintendent W F Slaton announced public schools will be overfilled far beyond capacity with 1 000 plus pupils to be denied admission this year. About 1 262 new admission cards issued as demand tops last year’s initial day of 11 208 entrants. Teachers return soon and August 24 marks start of two week normal institutes, with plans for a robust program this year.
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W. F. Slaton
Birla
Adoots
Slaton
Gray Resigns as President of Georgetown College
Announcement from Atlanta states Dr B D Gray president of Georgetown College Georgetown Ky has accepted the office of corresponding secretary of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist convention He will resign September 1 and begin duties in Atlanta likely succeeding Dr F C McConnell Dr Gray is a prominent Southern Baptist figure formerly pastor of First Baptist Birmingham and former president of Howard College board of trustees in Birmingham.
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Atlanta
B. D Gray
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Gray
F C McConnell
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Birmingham
Howard College
Georgetown Colege
Death of Dr C H Finley Grady Hospital Druggist
Dr C H Finley dies after brief illness at Grady Hospital aged 36. Survived by mother two sisters and a seven year old daughter. Funeral today from First Baptist Church Athens bound escort from Knights of Pythias. Interment at Oconee cemetery. Born Greenville Ga 1866. Connected with Woodward Avenue Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Grady Hospital
C. H Finley
Athens
Knights of Pythias
First Baptist Church
Dr Young
Oconee Cemetery
Finley
Greenville
Bapthcal Church
Oakland Lodge
Newnan
Atlanta
Woodward Avenue Pharmacy
Settlement in Southern Car and Foundry Company trouble
Settlement reached in the Southern Car and Foundry Company affairs. Creditors approve court action giving Judge Clark jurisdiction over Tennessee and Alabama plants and naming T. G. Bush and Thomas A. Gillespie as joint receivers. Plants to restart and creditors to be paid in full. court papers indicate full settlement. Also noted: Haton Stone, famed circus performer, dies at Nutley New Jersey home at age about six decades.
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Southern Car and Foundry Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fife
New Jersey
Clark
Tennessee
Alabama
Clark Thataupen
T. G. Bush
Birmingham
Thomas A. Gillespie
New York
Haton Stone
Nutley
N. J
Catarrh Destroys the Kidneys Claim
A testimonial piece touts Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the bladder and kidneys. It features James M. Powell of Kansas City and Cyrus H Sheridan of Indiana praising rapid relief and cure after using Peruna, with warnings that no other remedy matches its effectiveness and an offer to write to Dr Hartman for advice.
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Cyrus H Sheridan
Ind
Peruna
Perana
C. Herahman
Iver
Hartman
Grans
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbous
Patti’s guest recalls dramatic theater night in Atlanta
A well known Atlanta hotel man recounts meeting Patti during a private car tour. He helped restock provisions and wines and received a diamond pin after refusing money. Patti insisted he attend her performance and defended him when theater staff tried to eject him. He recalls her fierce stand in the wings and the unforgettable moment. Meanwhile several named individuals travel or stay in the city, including Colonel J F Allen, J Reynolda, O A Murphey, Judge H G Turner, John J McDonough, Henry R Goethemus, Charles J Meil, and Newt Morris's brother in Mexico City.
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Atlanta
George
Patti
Europe
Mme Patt
Railway Notes and Receiver for Coahuila and Pacific
Southern passenger agent J Blount visits Atlanta while Central of Georgia and Merchants and Miners figures travel. Temporary receivers John Hardenburg and Lucien Ross named for Coahuila and Pacific Railroad. company funded 1.5 million, liabilities 381,000, subsidy 750,000. Court sets return date September 11 in Jersey City.
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J W . Smith
Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company
Savannnah
Atlanta
Hecelvera
Coahuila and Pacific
Trenton
Pitney
John W. Hardenburg
Jersey City
Lucien C Ross
New York
Coahuila and Pacific Railroad Company
New Jersey
New Mexico
Saltillo
Torreon
John T Detwiler
New Jersey Title, Guarantee and Trust Company
Stte
Coahuila
Detwiler
Mystery Tale Fragment with Detective Voice
A fragmentary exchange recalls a burglary scene where a poker group triggers a reaction about the great detective. The speaker, a lady of a house, confirms the moment, while another line hints at a boastful or garbled remark about the detective’s fame and abilities.
Two Divorces Fince
Chicago Tribune reports on two divorce actions amid divided lives as details remain incomplete. A theater figure is named in a clipped, enigmatic line reflecting personal relations and rumored connections.
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Chicago Tribune
Keek
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Beon
Mitcher
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Osage Indian Agency
Pawpuaka
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Muse
Whitehall
Gome
The
Phillipopolis
Uskub
Zibevche
Balonica
Okhrida
Soroviteh
Villaure
Kadlar
Eavermonde
Gincdasnia Grem
Anatolla
Czar
C. H. Finley
James M. Powell
I. G. Oe
Cherryville
Kan
Rit
Leatherman
Leatherman & Bentley
Austell Building
Murray Hill Club
Solit
JOS. A. Magnus & CO
Cincinnati
J. F. Allen
Appalachian Gold Mining and Smelting
Ae J. Reynolda
Savannah
O. A. Murphey
Barnesville
H. G. Turner
Quitman
John J. McDonough
Henry R. Goetahius
Columbus
EB. Twitty
Columbua
Charles J. Meil
B. Cc. Lumpkin
Oe . Carruthers
Athena
J. A. Moria
Mexico City
Mexico
Newt Morris
Dudley M. Hughes
Danville
WA Sohssfoer
Toccos
J Blount
Southen
Herbert Brunner
Union
F J Robinson
Central of Georgia
J. B R. Sharpe
Georgia
Florida
Fred L Chase
Chicago and Alton
Meridian
Miss
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