Lee Begs Liberty in Habeas Hearing for Frank
In a motion before the superior court ten Delock to pay for the habeas corpus hearing seeks release of Leo Frank the National Pencil factory watchman known as the Negro Migal. Attorneys Arnold and Chappell clash over Frank’s appearance and sheriff’s custody as the case unfolds with witnesses and testimony planned amid tense legal maneuvering.
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National Pencil Factory
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Faccory Mae
Arnold
Plein
Bernard L. Chappell
Chappell
Frank Vil
James Morley
Frank
Farreud
Reunion of GAR for Chattanooga
A reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic is planned for Chattanooga with attendees from Army of the Republic posting details. The event aims to honor veterans and includes talks and possible commemorations at a local gathering point.
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Chattanooga
Escaped Convict Caught in County Narrow Escape
Fragmentary OCR suggests a jail escape followed by recapture near Mose de la duly and Partal Sof. It mentions a boss, a county setting, and a sequence of names with unclear roles. The text is garbled but implies a recent arrest linked to an escape and local pursuit.
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Mose de la Duly
Rleu
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Orient
Gettysburg reunion charms Georgia veterans Lindsay Connally
The article recalls John Lindsay and Dr. Connally, Georgia pension commissioner and Confederate veteran, visiting Gettysburg. Their friendship echoes Damon and Pythias as they share memories of the Civil War, hear the lips of Lindsay, and witness reunions with federal veterans. The Georgia delegation presents General West a loving cup, praising his work and the peaceful, brotherly atmosphere of the gathering.
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John W Lindsay
Dr & L Connally
John
Georgias
Connelly
Atlanta
Damon
Pythias
Gettysburg
Lindsay
Battle of
Connally
Herone
Sam
Tohn
Tierce
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Coloness
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Upa
Ant
New York
Gettynburg
Bas Reief
Eiica
Fo TL Connally
West
Weat
Georgia
George Hillyer
General West
Genergous
Alyaya
Penn Life Returns Painter Premiums Update
The Pennsivant Mutual Life Insurance reports premium adjustments on painter policies in the current Insurance Herald. It notes most policies carry varied sums and only specific values are untied from Painter policies while other companies may share the burden. The article discusses custody and financial implications amid ongoing ratification.
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Insurance Herald
Pulleies
Vicera
Slayer Seeks Pardon in Personal Letter to Public
Andrew Melo Lougsh, a white man serving eighteen years for manslaughter, issues a public letter pleading for help to gain his freedom. He expresses deep repentance and cites his family, asking citizens to assist in his effort to rebuild life for his wife and children. He promises to be a better man and to support his family going forward.
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Critin
Andrew Melo Lougsh
Tam
Special Train July from Atlanta to Asheville
Southern Railway offers a through train departing Atlanta at 8 05 am and arriving Asheville at 6 3 pm with no stops. Round trip fare is 600 dollars.
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Asheville
Southern Railway
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