Five Days Jail For Schuler Partners In Birmingham Case
Judge Wilkerson of Birmingham city court commits EB and G H Schuler to county jail for five days and fines each ten dollars. Due to Mrs Schuler’s illness the sentence is stayed five days. Rob inson had sought access to Alabama Steel and Wire Company books. Wilkerson ordered full access, Schulers accused of destroying records. Carver found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Wilkerson
EB. T
G. H. Schuler
EB. T Schuler
Messrs. Schutter
Alabama Steel and Wire Company
C. E. Robinson
Becks
Robinson
Echulers
Schulers
Nere
Schuers
Hi. OD
Carver
Birmingham Murderer Frank Duncan Appeal Dismissal Moves
In Huntsville a man and woman claiming to be Douglase were detained on suspicion of Frank Duncan Birmingham murderer but released after Officers questioned them. In Montgomery the appeal of Duncan, who escaped, may be dismissed as he is a fugitive, with the attorney general to move before the Supreme Court.
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Birmingham
Huntsville
Ala
Nam Douglase
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Suapleson
Frank Duncan
Overton
John Smth
Frank Dune
Montgomery
Brown
Supreme Court
Price of stoves raised by Southern manufacturers
Chattanooga Tenn February 5 The Southern Stove Manufacturers Association advanced stove prices at a meeting chaired by Nashville’s John H McClure The unanimous decision to raise prices had no fixed amount set and a committee will determine the extent The association cited higher costs for pig iron and coke as the cause Similar actions were taken by New England Eastern and Western groups.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Stove Manufacturers’ ‘Association
John H. McClure
Nashville
New England
Southern Association
Protest Against Change by Eighth Division Bar
In Montgomery Alabama on February 5 the eighth division lawyers gathered in Huntsville to protest proposed changes in federal court districts. Judge Rouldace presided with Paul Speak as secretary. The meeting was unanimous and sent as a memorial to the Alabama congressional delegation.
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Montsomery
Ala
Tennessee Valley
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Huntsvalle
Rouldace
Paul Speak
Alabama
Congress
Big Vessel Abandoned After Waterlogging Off Cape Hatteras
The four mast schooner Orlando V. Wooten ran aground on Diamond shoals near Cape Hatteras and was abandoned after waterlogging. The captain and eight crew were rescued by Hatteras life saving crew. Wooten was en route from Savannah to Baltimore with lumber.
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Norfolk
Orlando V. Wooten
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras
Merritt Chapman
Hatteras Ife
Wooten
Savannah
Baltimore
Dageery
Tain Swenson
Gull Shoals
North Carolina
Luckenbach
Hampton Roads
Blind Pair Enters Wedlock In Bristol Marriage
A blind couple from Richmond Va. married in Bristol Tenn. Rev A H Burroughs officiated uniting F D Horton and Miss Mary Guineld both 31. Horton claims his dead grandfather left 20000 dollars on finding a wife who is sighted. he fails to meet the condition yet hopes a court will grant the fortune.
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Bristol
Tenn
A. H. Burroughs
Richmond
F. D. Horton
Mary Guineld
Horton
Hale Charged With Forgery Amid Bank Cashier Past
Nashville report says W. E. Hale formerly Watertown bank cashier is arrested at Lebanon on charges of forging and obtaining money under false pretenses. He was in stock trading and traveling toward Atlanta with mules when seized. Backer Jack Buchanan claims the amount exceeds 312,000. Hale previously served seven years for embezzlement before a retrial request.
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Watertown
Nashville
Tenn
W. E. Hale
Lebanon
Hale
Atlanta
Jack Buchanan
Sve
Sears
Supreme Court
Well known educator J D Anderson dies in Huntsville
Huntsville Alabama February 5 Special Professor J D Anderson a leading northern Alabama educator aged 61 died at dawn He served as president of the Huntsville Female Seminary until recently His widow and living children Charles Burst Acher con Washington Arn at Anderson Birmingham and Ramelle Anderson of Huntsville survive him.
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J. BD. Anderson
Huntsville
Ala
J. D. Anderson
North
Alabama
Anderson
Huntsville Female Seminary
Charles
Burst Achercon
Washington
Arnat Anderson
William Vaughan
Birmingham
Ramelle Anderson
Society officers chosen for Decora Palaestra Phi Mu
The Decora Palaestra and Phi Mu Literary Societies at North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega Ga elected officers for the coming term. Decora President W T Townsend. vice president B N Steed. recording secretary W F Thomas. corresponding secretary N H Lewis. usher Asa McCrachis. sergeant at arms P J Horton. Phi Mu President N W Grant. vice president J T E Craig. recording secretary W E Burkehalter. corresponding secretary C B Williams. treasurer J C Barnes. sergeant at arms I T Rowe.
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Decora Palaestra
Phi Mu
Dahlonega
Phi Mu Litzrary
North Georgia Agricultural College
Decora
W. T. Townsend
Wise
B. N. Steed
W. F. Thomas
N. H. Lewis
Easier
Asa
McCrachis
P. J. Horton
N. W. Grant
J T E. Craig
W. E. Burkehalter
C. BE. Willams
Erich
Rene Granger
J. C Barnes
IT. Rowe
Rome of Veteran Burned in North Carolina
Raleigh February 5 Special The residence of Dr George W Walker ex confederate surgeon in Pender county burned including a fine library and 650 dollars in cash.
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Rome
Raleigh
N. C
George W. Walker
Pender County
Jail Breakers Enlist in Army After Escape
The Hendersonville jail escapees vanished last week. Most prisoners joined the army at Spartanburg under assumed names and have been sent to other posts.
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Raleigh
N. C
Hendersonville
Spartanburg
One of Custer's Men Writes History
Daniel Kanipe, sole survivor from that Seventh Cavalry unit with General Custer at the 1875 massacre, now lives in Marion. He is composing a history of his escape to appear in the fourth volume of the massacre history series.
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Custer
Raleigh
N. C
Daniel Kanipe
Seventh Cavalry
General Custer
Marion
Admiral Schley Honored in Knoxville Banquet and Parade
Knoxville welcomes Admiral Schley with a grand banquet at the chamber of commerce, a public reception, and a glittering parade. He will unveil a monument marking the site of Knoxville's first block house, then visit the University of Tennessee before a reception at the women’s building and a Cumberland Club dinner. The party then departs for Washington.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Admiral
Mra. Schley
Chamber of Commerce
Schley
Admiral Schley
Suler
Benton McMillin
W. B. Lockett
Admiral Schey
Chamber of Commierce
Hill Avenue
West
University of Tennessee
Cumberland Club
Fnday
Southern Railway
Washington
Supreme Court Asked to Decide Jury's Right to Research Law
In Mississippi, the Supreme Court is asked to rule on whether a petit jury may investigate the law after court instructions. The issue arises in the murder case of Tom Lofton, a Yazoo County man condemned to death, where jurors consulted a cook to look up legal information post‑trial.
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Supreme Court
Jackson
Misa
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Tom Lofton
Yazoo County
Prohibition Bill Defeated in Mississippi Senate
Jackson mass February 6 special the statutory prohibition bill was defeated in the senate by six votes. The debate was spirited. The Bowers oyster bill passed the house by a large majority.
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Mississippi
Senate
Jackson
Mass
House
Lakenbill Acquitted in Embezzlement Case
Fernandina Fla February 5 At 5 o'clock this afternoon the jury in the Lakenbill embezzlement case after being out two hours brought in a verdict of not guilty. The case has been one of the most memorable in the history of the state, having consumed over eighteen days. Colonel Tukentill formerly agent of the Seaboard Air Line was charged with embezzling large sums of the company money. He has been prominent in financial and commercial circles for several years.
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Seaboard
Fernandina
Fla
Lakenbill
Tukentill
the &Appard Air Line
Dood Dodd Freed On Embezzlement Charge In Alabama
W E Dodd former Birmingham Debenture Redemption Company secretary and treasurer was discharged by a justice of the peace after days on trial for embezzling 712000 of the firm's funds He filed a $50000 damages suit against prosecutors E W Whaley T J Norwood J T Chamblee J D Tyson and I M Twinham with attorneys F E Blackburn and Charles B Powell alleging groundless persecution and defamation of character
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Birmingham
Als
W. E. Dodd
Birmingham Debenture Redemption Company
Justice of the Peace
Lerisa
Dodd
E. W. Whaley
T. J. Norwood
J. T. Chamblee
J. D. Tyson
I. M. Twineham
F. E. Blackburn
Charles B. Powell
Mayor Fry of Mobile Dies After Illness
Thomas B. Fry, mayor of Mobile, died this morning after a week's illness. Born in Grange county Virginia, he came to Mobile forty years ago to work in cotton with Robbine Fry & Co. A long-time city official, he became alderman in 18 and later mayor upon J. C. Bush’s retirement. He leaves a large family, with members in New York business.
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Mobile
Ala
Thomas
Fry
Grange
Virginia
Robbine, Fry & Co
J. C. Bush
New York
President Roosevelts South trip to Charleston exposition
President and Mrs Roosevelt will leave Washington Monday night for Charleston aboard a special Southern railway train. They will stop Tuesday afternoon in Summerville 8 C and stay at Pine Forest Inn hosted by Capt Wagener. Wednesday covers Charleston and exposition grounds with a Charleston hotel banquet that night. Return set for February 13. The party includes Secretaries Wilson Hitchcock Knox and Payne and the president's daughters.
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Charleston
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Southern Railway
Summerville
Washington
Wison and Hitchcock
Knox
Payne
Turpentine Journal Becomes Official Trade Paper
The Industrial Record issued as the Turpentine Operators Association official organ. Executive committee adopted The Record as the official trade publication and assumes editorial control. The Record, owned by George W. Wilson and James A. Holloman, becomes the naval stores publication issued on the 1st and 16th of each month.
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Turpentine Operators’ Association To
Industrial Record
Jacksonville
Fla
Turpentine Operators’ Association
George W. Wilson
Times- Union-Citizen
James A. Holloman
Times-Union-Citizen
Southeast
Esquire Cowart Indicted for Illegally Collected Fees
Chattanooga Tennessee February 5 The grand jury returned an Indictment against Esquire Thomas Cowart a prominent Democrat county court member and county registrar candidate for illegal collection of fees in cases tried before him I Morgan formerly constable now sergeant of police and Esquire I E Silver were reindicted on the same charge former indictments quashed on technicalities
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Esquire
Thomas Cowart
Morgan
I. E. Silver
Road Compromises for Eight Thousand Dollars
In Raleigh North Carolina February 5 special the damage suit against the Southern Railway at Statesville by B F Long for the death of his son by a train at University Station ends in a compromise. The railway pays eight thousand dollars and bears all costs. The third trial had just begun.
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Raleigh
N. C
Southern Railway
Statesville
B. F. Long
University Station
Child Labor Bill Falls Narrowly In South Carolina House
In Columbia on February 5, the child labor bill failed by a doge vote of 62 to 64 with 10 members not voting due to pairing or absence. Speaker Stevenson and Mr Beam Guard explained voting for moderation, and analysts say full attendance would have yielded passage by one vote. the Senate had passed it last year.
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Columbia
S. C
Stevenson
Beamguard
Senate
Passing Throng Reveals Southern Railroad Plans and Characters
Thomas B. Redmond, famed railroad builder, discusses new lines and a 64 mile Plant system link between Jocup and Folkston, predicting southward growth. Captain Jennell recalls Chester accident humor while recounting a near-miss on a hotel balcony. Charles D. Hill tours Washington as Atlanta figures grow. A restaurateur muses on jury service and federal court costs, critiquing overhead and taxes.
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Thomas B. Redmond
South
Kimball
Mr. Redmond
Georgia Pacific
East Tennessee
Atlanta
Tennessee
Redmond
Bimbah
Hnk
Jocup
Folkston
Les
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Florida Newspaper Change
Esquire Cowart
Richmond Va
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