Feud Between Bennetts and Nabell Headed to Court
In Fulton district at the bag and cotton mills, two neighbor disputes were heard by Justice Landrum. Lula Bennett and her father J. Bennett faced Mrs. Nabell, who prosecuted while the Bennetts prosecuted. Both cases were dismissed after witnesses and attorney arguments. Lula Bennett was alleged to carry a concealed pistol. her father faced a misdemeanor charge. Separate warrants were issued by Nabell against Lula Bennett and her father, and the Bennetts issued warrants against Nabell for assault and battery. The cases were consolidated. Trials of W. R. Wells for assault with intent to murder and for interfering with a lawful officer are set for tomorrow before Justice Landrum. Wells posted bonds of 200 dollars and 100 dollars respectively.
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Fulton Bag
Justice of the Peace
Landrum
Bennett
Lula
Mary Nabell
Nabell
Bennetts
Torneys
Lula Bennett
Justice of the Peace _Guandrum
Wella
J. W. Bateman
Lendram
O'Connor
Bathman
Stuart's Gin and Buchu Kidneys Cure Ad
Old advertisement touts Stuart's Gin and Buchu as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles with claims of quick relief and tested efficacy. It promotes a $1 price, free kidney advice, and shipment by express from Stuart Drug Co., Atlanta, Ga. Also includes a business notice by William F. Reburst about real estate management. Followed by a dissolution notice for George E Johnson & Co and mentions of M. A. Fall.
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Stuart
Bright
Btuart Drug Co
Atlanta
John W. Grant
Ayesle
Prudential
Grant Estate
William FP
George E Fohnson & Co
M. A. Fall
Musibeem
Pearl Mining Company Joins Major Coal Operations
Norfolk investors and Western Railway allies consolidate eight coal ventures including the Pearl Mining Company. Roanoke owners sell mines. new group plans to common ownership, modern machinery, and immediate market entry across Fairmount and nearby railways to control all interests.
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Norfolk
Western
O’ferrall
Thacker
Bouske
Pearl “Mining Company
Pearl Coal Company
Roanokers
Comany
The Greek brigands and a world of Arabesque dread
A vivid polemic-like sketch contrasts Greek brigandry with Ottoman rule. It recalls Nicko the robber’s ransom games in Larissa, the old world’s poverty, and the uneasy balance between native justice and foreign intervention, culminating in a tense Salonica money exchange.
Miss Gould Votes in Tarrytown Special Election
A village special election in Tarrytown drew attention as Miss Helen Gould, the wealthiest local resident, attempted to vote on a $5,000 water supply levy. Despite fans from Irvington and nearby residents, Gould did not cast her ballot, while other affluent voters used the same polling places amid the town’s interest in the levy and the Lyndhurst estate.
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Miss Gould
New- York
Wariers
Eese
Placid Village
Sheldon Avenue
Tarrytown Village
Irvington
John P. ‘Terry
John Db
Archibald
P. “'P Lewis
Henry Graef
George Lege
Broadway
Irving Social Club
South Stern
Mr.Stern
Pry. Edminds
Veryhony
Helén Goutd
Tarrytown
Lyndhurst
Nila
Florence ‘Esupst - Woodrum
New York
Sheldon
Stern
Samat Tilman
Fourth biennial Sigma Alpha Epsilon convention held in Macon
The fourth biennial Sigma Alpha Epsilon convention gathered in Macon at the Lanier with about 100 Sigs attending from the southeast province. Notable attendees included Hon. John D. Little, Hon. J. Pope Brown, Rev. G Hendree Harrison, and Gamma province president E. Pomeroy. Officers for two years were elected: president F. H. Ficklin Washington, vice president J. H. Watkins Anderson, secretary W. M. Hardy Rome, with other officers and honorary vice presidents named. A royal reception and banquet followed at the Lanier with toasts honoring the fraternity’s history and future.
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Macon
Lanier
Gamma
Clay Murphey
John D. Little
J. Pope Brown
Claud Estes
Minter Wingberry
Thad E. Murphey
G., Hendrés Harrison
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
E. Pomeroy
Atlanta
F. H. Ficklin
Washington
Wilson Hardy
University of Georeas
Hugh W. Kirkpatrick
IF. Watking
Wofford College
Tabert H. Timmons
Emory College
F. H.ficklin
C. C. Pomeroy
National Organization
Robert H. Timmons
Lonestar Oil Gushers Lead in Beaumont Field Monthly Totals
The Beaumont oil field shows a record month with 22 gushers and 85 wells drilled, surpassing all prior months. New contracts for fresh wells are expected in the first days of the new year, with significant activity not anticipated to taper off before March. Behind the Footlights. The Baltimore American notes a matinee scene where a hero jokes about grease points, prompting amused reactions from the audience.
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Beaumont
Baltimore
Irish soldiers in France and Irish nobles in history
The article traces Irish influence in France from Donahoe to Napoleon era figures. It highlights individuals such as the Lally and Dillon families, a Dillon who married the future Empress Josephine, Clarke named by Napoleon as minister of war with a duchy, and Abbe Mac carthy of St Sulpice. It notes Macdonald of Irish brigade, Bourrienne’s remark on Macdonald, and the rise of McMahon and others through 19th century honors.
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France
Donahoe's
Fontenoy
Francé
North
Trish
Clarke
Napoleon
Duke of
Ireltre
Meagher
Maccarthy
Leard
St. Sulpice
Lacordaire
Macdonald
Wagram
Mashal
acMahon Owinn
Magenta
Pioneer days in Missouri told by Carthage elder
R J Dale of Carthage Missouri recalls his boyhood in Jasper County in the 1820s and 1830s. He shares tales of a white girl rescued from Comanche and Osage kidnappers, early Boone’s Lick settlement, and life before schools and churches. He notes the first steamboats on the Missouri and frontier religious outreach by Baptists.
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Carthage
R. J. Dale
Louisiana Territory
Dales
Boone’s Lick
Daniel Boone
Missouri River
Old Globe
Missouri
Yellowstone
St. Louis
Southwest
Mr. Dale
Dale
Woodford County
Kentucky
Harrison
Dudley's
Elder Dale
Jasper County
Barry
Joplin
Turkey ‘Creek
Jasper’ County
Louisian Territory
United States
Early settlers life in Jasper County Missouri records
Fragmentary reminiscence describes pioneer activity near Joplin and Booneville. It notes mills, flour production, Osage trade, wagon freighting, lead furnaces at Gradby Leadville Oronogo Miners, and taxes paid with scalp craims. Mentions county shifts from Barry to Newton and Jasper with local governance.
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Font
Louisiand
Esconte
Ossge
Boonevillé
Gradby
Leadville
Oronogo
Booneville
Woll
Carthage
Barry County
Newton
Jaaper
Walt
Jasper County
Hunting Up Ancestors in Syracuse Reveals Daughters of Revolution Craze
The Syracuse Herald notes the rise of ancestor hunting among women to join Daughters of the Revolution and Colonial Dames. Librarians serve as guides in locating ancestors and dates, but many searches end without success, leaving aspirants frustrated or seeking authoritative sources.
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Daughters of Revolution
Syracuse
Showa
Syracusa
Washington
Short Texas Pecan Crop Reportedly Very Small
Captain T J Wiley of Austin, pecan specialist, says this year's Texas crop is about 1 car, roughly half of last year. Statewide production may barely reach 100 carloads, with Seguin and Colorado River areas showing little or no crop. I personally inspected the drought hit districts and note pecan imports from Mexico have begun to fill the shortage.
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Texas
Galveston
T. J. Wiley
Alstin
Seguin
Colorado
Mexico
Ejection dispute and voter pressure in town scene
A fragmented report describes ejections in Tarrytow, Milton, and Pasrytow over voting. It notes threats of removal unless a better vote majority is achieved, with a costly iron tank allegedly used to compel compliance. the text references millonaires and financial stakes in the outcome.
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Tarrytow
Miltonattos
Pasrytow
Minton
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