Coroner's inquest frees Price Buntyn verdict
The coroner's jury returned a verdict of justifiable homicide in the killing of Edward Jordan by Price Buntyn at his home. Testimony showed Buntyn wrestled the gun from Jordan after his wife alerted him, then shot him during the intruder encounter, with Mrs Buntyn and bystanders recounting a chaotic scene. The inquest was held at HU Sure and Poole undertakers with about seventy five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward Jordan
Pree Bentyn
Hu‘sure and
Poole
Augustne Logan
Price Huntyn
Burtyn
Diaz Receives French Officers in Mexico City Visit
Admiral La Pecar and officers of the armored cruiser Duplex were received by President Diaz and Mrs Diaz in Mexico City. The French delegation included Cazzilo Blondel and M. de la Jar during the cordial visit, highlighting a formal exchange between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico City
Lapecar
Mme. Diaz
Cazzilo Blondel
M. de la Jar
Delaware River Blockade Adds to City Navigation Woes
A damaged crane of garbled text describes a major obstruction on the Delaware near New Jersey. Efforts to clear the stretch behind the jammed Kon Trestan vessel face days of delays as ships wait and authorities plan diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Kon Trestan
Houceater
Death Takes Dr Fysak Herndon Sime
Dr Fysak Herndon Sime a well known specialist died at 8 30 yesterday morning at the Whin Copper hospital of acute pneumonia He was 42 born in Mobile Alabama and studied in Heidelberg Germany He practiced in Mobile after returning to the US ten years ago He was a popular resident His body was moved to Barclay Brandon parlors then taken to Mobile for funeral and interment Also a fire at the Armory Milling M Plant of the Tradegar Company in Richmond Va destroyed the mill causing about 30000 loss insured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fysak Herndon Sime
Mobile
Als
Heidelberg
Germany
Thiefly
Hoe
Barclay & Brandon
State League Ready for Work With Three Colleges
The Georgia College League comprising Georgia, Mercer and Tech is set, with coaches Ingen Heisman and Smith preparing teams. Tech can practice indoors. Georgia lacks a college gym. Dickinson tests two new catchers Lowndes and McDonald as old players dwindle. schedule lists Mercer, Georgia, and Tech matchups from March to May across Athens Atlanta Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia College League
Georgia
Mercer
Tech
Dick Ingen
Heisman
Smith
Dickinson
Naval
Lowndes
McDonald
Day
Hamilton
Woodward
McMillan
Athens
Atlanta
Macon
Bercer
Tecn
Demont Receives Reply From Finn On Release Demand
Finn wires back that he wrote a letter in response to Demont’s telegram to the Toledo manager seeking release. The wire carries no direct reply. Ian says he wrote Demont a letter, with copies to Washington and Atlanta, and Demont will stay in Atlanta until that letter is used and longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Ugens Demontreville
Toledo
Lene Prica
Ian
Peace talk rumors rise after Durand meeting at White House
Washington February. British ambassador Sir Mortimer Durand and Mr Waring Rice met President Roosevelt at the White House for about an hour on a Sunday night. The presence of Spring-Rice fueled rumors of possible peace discussions between Russia and Japan, though Durand denied any talks or proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Mortimer Durand
Roosevelt
Waring Rice
St. Petersburg
Spring-Rice
Ambassador Durand
Soua
United States
Russia
Japan
Whitfield Farmers Prepare to Erect Own Buildings at Fair
Dalton Georgia February report on the fourth annual Whitfield County Farmers Fair Association meeting. Frank T. Reynolds reelected president. William M. Sapp, secretary and treasurer. Sam Berry, auditor. Upcoming election for vice president and general superintendent. Decision to build own fair facilities. Fair scheduled for October 17 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Whitefield County
RUS ATTACKS REPULSED ON MULTIPLE FRONT LINES
Fragmentary reports from the Russo Japanese theater describe Friday and Saturday shelling along the Hakhe and Hun rivers, with Russian forces repulsed near Chitaitse and Watteg Pontings. News cites Kuropatkin reporting no fighting on February 4 and ongoing artillery clashes as weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hakhe
Thuchlentun
Wanna Mountain
Shakhe
Chitaftse
Hun
Ciitaitse
Europatkin
Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Nicholas
Kurogukin
Saesyr
Chansag
St. Petershire
Dombowski
Sandiapu
Shatha
Kuropatiin
Arab town woman drowns baby amid fish catching frenzy
A correspondent reports in Gui use natives zealously chase inch long fish from a Morneast lake. A mother suspended her infant to her back and dived repeatedly to gather fish. She returned ashore to find the baby drowned, a tragic outcome described as fated and accepted as Kismet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cui
Larry Lunyanglid
Sue
Kismet
Falling Walls Hurt Firemen In Birmingham Fire
A February 5 blaze at Franklyn, Stiles & Frankyn wholesale house in Birmingham caused about 240000 in damages. Wind and rain halted need for outside aid from Montgomery, Atlanta, Chattanooga and Gudeder. Two firemen were badly injured by collapsing walls. one steam plant expansion caused no casualties. Insurance damages listed include Robert Garry & Co and several local firms with total losses mostly under 5000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Wholesale Commission
Franklyn, Stiles & Frankyn
Montgomery
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Gudeder
Robert Garry & Co
Karie Bulding
J. Turner
John W. Tomlinson
C. C.ao
Se Tobacco
E. J. Pearce
Buchanan Candy Company
Harrtcoh
Steiner
F. F Norton & Co
Franklin, Stiles & Franklin
Insurance
Erb ‘Produce Company
W. H. Colby Decorating Company
T. Dozier & Son, Medical Institute
German Anger Roused by Lee Speech Sparks London Row
London reports a February 2 speech by Arthur Hamilton Lee, civil lord of the admiralty, provoking a political storm. The Standard and Berlin dispatches note disputed quotes and a possible formal complaint if Lansdowne does not repudiate responsibility. Lee claimed naval reforms doubled Britain’s fighting power and warned of northern seas threats, citing distribution of fleets to deter danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Hamilton Lee
Admiralty
Eastleigh
Hampshire
Cormany
Leg
Standard
The
Berlin
Lansdowne
Lee
East Leigh
Great Britain
England
France
Mediterranean
North Seas
Woman Killed by Man Known to Victim in Alleghany
February 5. The body of Mia Joan A. Kirkpatrick was found in the yard of a vacant house at 9 Jackson Street, Alleghany. Police say she was murdered and sexually assaulted. a known man, an acquaintance, is suspected. She had been staying with Mrs. Jessie Scots on Jackson Street for months with her husband and infant. She left to take the child to her mother’s home on Isabella Street, planned to return for marketing. After alighting from a streetcar near her home, she spoke briefly with a tall man in a high hat and long coat, then was dragged into Creighton Alley and heard to cry out. The body showed strangulation with a 12‑foot drag mark in the snow to the yard gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Buntyn
Sout
Hofors
Turing
Ater
Edward Jordan
Hilburn & Poole
Creighton Alley
Aley
Mitchell Goes to Birmingham
Indianapolis February John Mitchell national president of the United Mine Workers leaves for Birmingham Alabama to study grievances of the bituminous district miners on strike since July. He says he is not going to settle the dispute and expects to be away for some time while conducting a personal study of the Alabama troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Birmingham
Ala
Mitchell
Alabama
Costly Havana cigars offered at five dollars each
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes cigars priced at five dollars, selling rarely. A clerk recalls a “sporty” out of town buyer seeking the best cigar, described as Havana with large wrappers and scarce leaves, with the shop rarely moving such stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Havana
Unig
Elgar
Eccentric Newspaper Titles Across States
A survey from The Chicago Record-Herald lists quirky journal names by state. It notes Alabama papers such as The Hot Blast and The Dove, plus many others across Arizona Arkansas California and more, illustrating a colorful tradition of unusual newspaper titles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Jare Stillateq
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Indian Territory
Nucleus
Bances
Kentucky
Salt River
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Jin “Montang
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North
Carolna
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Derrick
Rhode Island
Caroline
Palfora
Steve
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Bill Balon
Relief to Poor Expands as Columbus Rallyes Aid
Columbus, Ga, Feb 6 Special. Citizens mobilize to aid the poor with subscriptions, cash, coal and clothing pouring in. A relief committee reports rapid fundraising and donations amid widespread suffering and illness in the city.
Funeral Notice for Douglas Russell Lowman Attic
Friends of Mr and Mrs George Lowman and others are invited to attend the funeral of Douglas Russell Lowman Attic son of Mr and Mrs Gennes Lowman this afternoon at from the residence 47 West North average. Interment at Oakland or osk land Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman
George
Frank C. Lowman
J. P. Thomas
Ang
C. F. Owen
James L. Bell
Manson Wason
Douglas Russell Lowman
Gennes
Oskland
The Perfect Man Ralph Rose Compared With Apollo Belvedere
A New York Tribune opinion compares University of Michigan athlete Ralph Rose to the Apollo Belvedere, detailing Rose’s measurements versus the Greek statue. It notes narrower shoulders, smaller chest, lighter neck, and greater chest expansion due to weight throwing, alongside a larger waist and different build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rose
New York Tribune
Rabph Rose
University of Michigan
Iim
Apollo Belvedere
Nicé
Rose
Rose Towers
California
Michigan University
Soira
Theampus
Appole
Lng Ae Ns Ipa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augustus Logan
Negro
Jordan
Logan
Walter Harwell
George Bote
Mr. Smith
C. D. Capers
J. W. Hurt
Clay
Bajardan
Thompann
Hhir
Tle
Clay and
Binglett
DR. F. H. Sims
Richmond
Armory
Tradegar Company
Demont
Whitfield
Wikesbarre
Mukden
Sandlapi
Schantan
Britain
Forein
Lamedorff
Charles Hardings
Roudneff
Moscow
Sosnovice
Dombrove
Warsaw
Tochimiix
Heikautai
Ldonden
Daily Mail
Achinu
Geis Fis
British Admiralty
Fer
Mie. Kiirkpatrick
Alleghany
Frederick
Marshalline
Steveny
Tor
Old People
Fehe
Gale
Fehr’s Malt Tonic Dept
Lenisville, Ky
Columbus
Savannah
Cotny Relief Association
Muscoges County
Chattahoochee Falls Company
Sevaral Northern Capitalsts
North Highlands
John
Brannon
Seale
Ale
Epeda
Branton
Seate
John M. Brannor
Russell County
W. H. Brannon
M. Bark
Bis
Palace Stable Company of
Mathan Laskewicz
Loda
Poland
Bierien
Savanah
Frank Wall
Mixa Paulie Poftunderser
George Bond
Wall
Bona
Dorchester
Baltimore
Atheart
Himelf
Potics
Newark
Del
Dover
Imeet Hint
Spellman Seminary
West Hunter
J. P. Wright
Ivy
Geneva
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!