After 18 Years Liberty Must Now Serve Sentence
A man, once free for eighteen years after a manslaughter conviction in Newton County, Arkansas, is to be extradited. He fled in 1889 after a ten year sentence and was located in Arkansas this month. Deputy Sheriff Nixon arranged the requisition and governor approval to bring him back to Newton County to serve the ten year term.
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Pine Hinff Ark
Pat
Newton Coun
Andy
George
Enei Jo
Nixon
New
Arrivad
Ite
Capitol
Witch
Colonel Hitch
Hitch
Pandguet
Aragon Hotel
Ifiteh
Simpson
Hoynton
Newton County
Arkansas
Twohy
West
Grand crowd packs Grand for daylong matinee ruling
Governor Smith approves reduced fine for GS Northrop of Carrot county from 500 to 200 after a cheating case. Judge Hodnett, later joined by another judge, saw the defendant as you banked on a horse deal. The matinee drew about 3,000 children and families, filling all seats and creating a rare SRO at the Grand theater.
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Smith
GS Northrop
Carrot
Hodnett
Northop
Flodnett
Northrop
Hinself
Aml
Junge Hodnet
Jefferson
Cannons Transferred to Atlanta Light Artillery Unit
Adjutant General A J Scott reports all three cannons from the Chatham artillery at Savannah have been shipped to Atlanta. The guns, valued at 95 000 as apportioned by the War Department, are improvements over the antique muzzle loading pieces still used by the company. The aquisition, commanded by Captain NOP Hingill, arrives this week and will enhance artillery training for the unit.
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J. Scott I
Chatham Artilley
Savannah
Govermars
Athanta
Atlanta
Capain Nop
Hingill
Chatham Artillery
Federal War Department
Atlana
Zimmer Off for Texas on a Hunting Trip
William Vo Zimmer of New Kimball departs Tuesday evening for a hunting trip with a party traveling from New Orleans to Rockport Texas. They plan two weeks of duck hunting in Texas coastal areas aided by partners including George A Lougee and Col Charles Cooley. Other members may join from Madison Wisconsin and Crockett Texas during the expedition.
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William Vo Zimmer
New
Kimball
Wisconsin
Charles Cooley
Madison
Wis
Nat Witzel
Kilbourne
Mis
George A. Lougee
Mc Zimmer
Judge Parter Newman
Crockett, Trex
Wfouston
Great Missionary Wave Sweeping Over America
A large Atlanta gathering at the Aragon hotel honors three missionary leaders. Laymen and business men are urged to fund a worldwide evangelical drive aiming to evangelize the world within 25 years. Campbell White and W T Ells urge church cooperation and national unity to spread Christ’s message, with local commitments increasing.
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Aragon Hotel
Washington
America
Great Britain
Christ
Jaws
Campbell White
New York
Vrida
Church of Christ
White
Maine
World Herald
Weir St Lenis
Toronto
Atlanta
Silas McBee
W. T. Elis
Wiliam T Els
Philadelphia
Joseph Cook
Far East
Man of Galilee
Roosevelt
J Mc Ellis
Europe
Orient
Jackson
Forsyth
Medical College
W H Forsyth
Korea
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Hull
Ats
First Methodist Church
Peachtree
Dr. White
J Campbell White
Dyspepsia Tablets touted to improve meals and health
An advertisement rails at lunch counter habits and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. It claims better digestion, sharper brain function, and overall health, urging readers to buy for 60 cents per package or request a free sample by mail from Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Mershalt
Conspiracy to Kill Goebel Revealed in Kentucky Trial
Georgetown Kentucky November 90 witnesses testified that a Republican conspiracy to murder Goebel formed with Caleb Powers as a leading figure. Judge Fléle said he met mountain men who discussed plans to kill Goebel and a dynamite bomb. Powers reportedly attended meetings amid conflicting statements on violence.
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Georgetown
Commonwealth
Cala Powers
Goebel
Caleb Powers
Thomason
D. O' Field
Whitesburg
Bennett H Young
Flelé
Frankfort
Wharton
Golden
Leteher County
Goepel
Powers
W H Colton
Buston
Field
Death by Carbolic Acid Blight Cordele Officials
J M Davis Crisp county tax collector and former postmaster died after mistaking carbolic acid for medicine while recovering from an operation. He reportedly took the stimulant in error, dying within twenty minutes. The funeral was held this afternoon conducted by Rev F W Cramer and the Masonic order laid out the remains.
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Cordele
J M Davis
Crisp County
Ius Gath
Davis
F W Cramer
Warmer forecast and bustling city streets described
A warm weather outlook is given for today amid a bustling postwar mood. The piece notes clear skies yesterday with heavy frost, crowded Whitehall Street, and a vivid portrait of Wall Street life and its mixed fortunes, including references to traders, social spots, and the broader economic anxiety.
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Ung
Whitehall Street
Laymen Movement Urges Americas Role In World Affairs
The general secretary explains the Laymen's Missionary Movement aims to awaken strong laymen across churches to support foreign missions. It notes North American spending on domestic religious work surpasses foreign giving, urging about forty million dollars yearly for overseas missions. Meetings in Toronto and St. Louis push higher denominational support and wider city initiatives.
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Mr White
America
New York City
Churches of America
White
North America
New York
Chamber of Commerce
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Kingdom of Christ
Toronto
St. Louis
Citien
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