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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1905

Page

8

Schofield Freed Again After Acquittal

Macon Ga December 15 acquitted tonight of murdering Green King a negro. Jury believed defense that Schofield was insane and a pervert but rearrested by Sheriff Robertson on a lunacy warrant. He will be tried for lunacy with Ordinary Wiley. custody remains with the sheriff. Simmons Wills Go North to wed and honeymoon.

Macus Hal Schofield Green King Schofield Niintram Robertson Wiley Echo- Held Ais Schofied Simmons Macon T. J. Simmons, Jr Macon News Knoxville Peante Wate Lanier

Brownts Camera Offers for Parents and Amateurs

An ad promotes Brownts Camera with easy operation and good pictures for children. It mentions hiring big ones at $5 to $20, latest models, Kodak supplies, amateur finishing, and Hawkes at 14 Whitehall.

Kodak Hawkes Whitehall

Young Boys Involved in Fatal Shooting Near Boogeville

Rome Georgia December 15 A shooting affray occurred Wednesday afternoon near Boogeville involving two youths, Jon Firestone and Wenton Bois both under 14, who lived with parents nearby. A dispute led to a shotgun discharge injuring Bois. condition not yet known.

Rome Corexhie Jon Firestone Wenton Boi Hhao Boogeville Iestoke Ini Young Bolt

Cossacks in clash after commander shot in Moscow crowd

In a Moscow incident Cossacks fired after a commander was shot and killed, four others died and ten were wounded. General Maximovitch pledged imperial aid to bereaved families. An assassin named Amelia Popoff confessed identity but gave no further details. Meanwhile, mutineers in Sebastopol and post telegraph strikes dominated news from St. Petersburg and Moscow.

Maximovitch Sakharoff Amelia Popoff Tver Russia Ivan. Petrunkoviteh Moscow Agricultural Society Zemstvo Neosanta Novosti Sava Sebastopol

Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Vitality Boost

An old advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a rejuvenating tonic for weakness and waning pleasures. It urges purchase by mail, with a plain package and prepaid orders, stating the product is made by Hood Co in Lowell.

Hood Co Hood's Sarsapariile Lowell NASA

Inquest Possible Over Death of Robert Hetta Dargan

Columbia S C December 15 Judge Wattse orders Darlington Coroner C L Clanton to justify withholding or set aside an inquest into the death of Robert Hetta Dargan president of the Independent Cotton Company and Dartington Trust Company who died by self inflicted carbolic acid six months ago. Fidelity Mutual Insurance contested proof of death and may force a new inquest.

Columbia 8. C Fidelity Mutual Insurance Company Robert Hetta Dargan Wattse L. Clanton Darlington Courtty Cheraw Dargan Independent Cotton of Company Dartington Trust Company Darga

Insurance profits Smale liquidation urged for Alabama firm

Special Deputy Insurance Commissioner Marty Shorter recommends liquidation of the Southern Mutual Aid Association of Birmingham after an examination, citing that equities favor policyholders. The firm, one of Alabama’s oldest providers of sick and accident insurance, largely serving Black communities, faces maturing ten year tontine policies and objections from policyholders.

Alabarka Montgomery Als jSpecial Marty TR. Shorter Southern Mutual Aid Association Birmingham Ae Saald

Senators Talked of Canal Bill and Santo Domingo

The South Carolina Statesman notes Senate discussion of the Panama canal bill. Senator Tillman criticized canal commission methods and asked if President Shonts still headed Clover Leaf railroad, while Spooner defended the president and debate touched Santo Domingo policy. A vote was planned for tomorrow as the bill remained under consideration.

South Carolina Statesman Chairman Shonts Clover Leaf Road Wreskington Panama Senate Tillmen Canal Commission Shonts Clover Leaf Railroad Railroad Register Bishop Presa Hale Congress Preas Tillman Santo Domingo Spooner Postmaster General Mesara Tilman Santo Dominic Money Bacon Canal Committee House Washington House Today Sheriey Kentucky Cockran New York Mann Ilinois Willams Annapolis

Pupil Attacks Teacher With Wood in Greenville County

News arrives from Hopewell public schools in Hairview Greenville county of pupil Willem Martin aged 16 striking Professor Milton D. Moore behind the head with a stick as he reached for a switch to chastise him.

Columbia S. C Milton D. Moore Hopewell Public Schools Hairview Greenville County Willem Martin Martin

Pyramid Pile Cure Promised in Free Mail Offer

An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure with claims of immediate relief from piles after one treatment. It offers free samples in plain wrappers to anyone mailing name and address, asserts surgery is deadly, and promises eventual full treatment for 50 cents plus postage from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.

Pyramids Pyramid Pits George Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Burt Jing Marshall Mich

Mills visited by Easterners in Columbus meeting

The Columbus Manufacturing Company held its stockholders meeting with a New England party of mill men arriving by private car Idlewild from West Point. The visitors, led by Treasurer Charice Utley and agents Wellington Sears & Co, include Francis Sears Justin Gale B Townsend Fredericka Mather and W A Bullard among others. The party plans social events and a dinner at Racine hotel with local mill officials while the company considers enlarging the plant and adding power from Clapps factory. A separate note in Chiumins, Ga, reports Joe Talbott fined 50 dollars for buying seed cotton without owner permission.

Columbus, Ga Columbus Manufacturing Company Wiliam HH Wellington Horace Sears Wellington, Sears,&Co Francis B. Sears Lanett Cotcon - Milla Justin. E. Gale Brogkaside Mills Knoxville Warwick Mills Centerville R- 1 Fredericka. Mather Boot Mills Lowell Maas W. A. Bullard Htarvard Truat Company Boston West Point Manufacturing Company J. G. Whitten Stark Mills Cotton Mill North Highlands Clapp New England Party Columbus Racine Chiumins Rue

Waiters Confesses in Savannah Slaying Case

Savannah, December 5 Special William Walters a negro named by A B Gott of Nassauville Fla confessed before transfer to the Fargo convict camp that he killed seven people and shot others in Savannah on the night of November He boasted I shot em like ducks on the water claiming whites must have been with the niggers or he would have shot more He added I did not want to hurt white men but I shaved after dem niggers.

Savannah William Walter Gott Nassauville Fla Waiters Walters

Death sentence pronounced on two murderers in Americus

Judge Littlejohn, in Americus Georgia, sentenced George Broughton and John Graham, both negroes, to death for murder. Lloyd Johnson and John Cato, also murderers, received penitentiary terms. Broughton and Graham are to be hanged January 6. Three more murder cases to be tried next week including Meigs Powell white and Thomas Powell. Stelle Williams negress killed Eben Black, and Heys Lewis colored killed another negro.

Littlejohn Americus Ais George Broughton John Graham Lloyd Johnson John Cato Mte Broughton Graham Meigs Powell White Fod Kiing Thomas Powell Stelle Williams Eben Black Heys Lewis

Pinkerton Given Ten Years in Gadsden Mine Case

In Gadsden Alabama on December 15 special agent Boyd Pinkerton, a white miner, was sentenced to ten years for a crime detailed in the report. The court's decision follows a local investigation and reflects a harsh penalty for the offender.

Pinkerton Gadsden Ala Speviat Boyd Pinkerton

Arkansas claims oldest bride and groom in history

Special dispatch from Ashdown Little River County outlines Harry Taylor aged 108 and Mundy Fisher as the oldest couple to wed with licenses issued by County Clerk W E Kinaworthy. Taylor, born in 1797 in Georgia, recalls events from 1815 and later served as a farm worker in Arkansas, still active in later years.

Arkansas Cupid Ashdown Little River County W. ‘E. Kinaworthy Harry Taylor Mundy ‘Fisher Ogden Sam Lacy Harry Georgia New Orleans General Packenham

Office Robbery in Douglasville Leads to Three Arrests

Three men were arrested in Douglasville Georgia on suspicion of robbing the local post office this morning. The safe was blown and about $1,000 in money and stamps were taken. Entry was through the front door and tools from a railroad tool house were used. The night watchman reports seeing no disturbance half an hour before the break in. Suspicious men had been hanging around town recently following the death of postmaster Major Hyatt.

Douglasville Vile Rica Major Hyatt Stnday

Factories of West Point in Fine Condition Declares Dividends

West Point Ga December 15 Special The annual meeting of stockholders and directors of the Lanett Cotton Mills West Point Manufacturing Company River Dele Cotton Mills Lanett Bleachery and Dye Works and the Chattahoochee Valley Railway Company was held in President L Lawier’s office Thursday the 14th Reports show each industry in fine condition and the usual dividends were declared.

Est Point Lanett Cotton Mills West Point Manufacturing Company River Dele Cotton Mills Lanett Bleachery and Dye Works Chattahaochee Valley Railway Company L. Lawier

Slayer shoots killer of father in Waynesboro incident

Waynesboro Georgia December 18 Special George Gilsson who shot and killed his father W C Gilsson at Hill Tuesday night was seriously wounded when shot by his brother. His brother fired five times at him and three times. No arrest has been made due to his dangerous condition.

Waynesboro George Giisson W. C. Gilsson Hill Thesday

A M E Conference Held In Quitman Georgia

Large sums are raised as the African Methodist Episcopal conference rushes its sessions in Quitman. Notables include Rev B J Ross and Dr J A Brockett with Bishop Turner leading a special collection for an African student at Morris Brown College. District reports show substantial conference claims and overall totals across Valdosta Savannah West Savannah Quitman districts.

A. M. E. Conference Quitman African Methodist Episcopal Conference B. J. Ross Monroe J. A. Brockett J.G. Robinson Turner Morris Brown College T. M. Smith R. H. Singleton West Africa Smith African Methodist Episcopal Church Valdosta Dr. W. Singleton Savannah J. T. Thomas West Savannah Whien

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