Trams Will Conclude Late This Afternoon Court Proceedings Update
Defense and the State have submitted all evidence and will proceed to rebuttal as court opens this morning. Mrs Holland is scheduled to testify today as the case continues.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
Statement by David Frillips to jury in Holland murder trial
David Frillips testified to the jury that he knows nothing about Mr. Holland s death and had no intimate relations with Mrs Holland He claimed he owned a grocery and collected payments met Mr Holland in business settings and never knew Nation and Black He denied owning a shotgun and said he was at home with his wife when Holland was killed He described his hunting as chasing with rocks and disputed police encounters and hotel mentions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David &. Phillips
W. H. Holland
Mr. Holland
Lord Sroith
Neste
Kilpatrick
Phillips
Bia
Holland
Phillips Trial Dominates Superior Court Proceedings
The trial of David R. Phillips for W H Holland’s murder stretched through yesterday in the superior court and resumes at 4:30 this morning. Key evidence included Phillips denying knowledge of the crime, witnesses testifying to meetings with Mrs Holland, and defense accuses state witnesses of being paid henchmen. Mrs Holland testified, denying intimacy with Phillips, while spectators reacted to hotel context and disputed alibis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Phillips
W. H. Holland
Holland
Phillips
Pieres
Ning Hornady
Ewat Linden
Mra
J. Peres
Abe
Nation
Hornady
Frank Brooks Executed for Murder After Confession
Frank Brooks, a confessed killer, was hanged at the county jail after a swift crime spree that included more than twenty five burglaries and a fatal shooting. Two Black ministers attended and Brooks sang hymns before the black cap. He claimed forgiveness and spoke of his relief as the execution proceeded and a swift, solemn end followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brooks
Lee
Inlet
Brooks
Deptore
Not Guilty Verdict In Warrenton Murder Trial
Profrasor J Harris, former Warrenton High School principal, was acquitted of killing a man on Warrenton streets in April 1909. Jury returned verdict at 4 pm after two hours deliberation. courtroom applause followed. Contempt fines were leveled then remitted. May spark unrest among Thompson supporters in Warrenton as rumors spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju¢ze Thornton
Warreston
Menings
Rin
Harris
Indictment Alleges Cotton Market Conspiracy Firms Named
The government charges that Patten and seven other figures conspired to fix cotton prices in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. Indictment lists numerous named mills across Alabama Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina. Bail set at $5,000 for five defendants. three others warrant issued. Prices reacted modestly at New York cotton exchanges with near steady to higher bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janien A. Patten
Chicago
Jesser
Federal Branch
Jude Hough
United
Ateneircuit Court
Patten
Seales
Frank B.hayne
William P. Brownv
M. H. Rothechild
Sydney J. Herman
Robert M. Thompson
Charles A. Wittle
New York Cotton Exchange
Mayor Race Broadens As Four Names Face Off
Captain English is expected to announce for mayor soon with Fletcher Quillian already in. James G Woodward and Colonel E B Pomeroy may join within days, creating a four man field if all run. Primary set for September stirs local talk as council and board elections loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Quillian
Captainames W. English
Engneh Baa
Fletcher
Quillian
James CG. Woodward
Bia
Xact
E. B. Pomeroy
Woodward
Colonel Pomeroy
Captain English
Mr. Quillen
H. M Clayton
Henry L. Collier
Carl Hurst
Goldsmith
Robert EK “Iley
J. M. Fuller
Ea F Hayé
Nash H. Broyles
People
Recorder
H. Miles
City Electrician
Thomas Evena
Preas Huddleston
House Passes Reform Rule Sparks Party Rift
The House approved a reform rule amid days of dissension with only one vote against. Democrat Rucker of Missouri led opposition, denouncing smothering of legislation in committees. Several leaders and insurgents backed the rule, calling it an epoch for the House.
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Dem
Hucker
Rucker
Missouri
St. He
Sine
Tannensee
Champ’ Clark
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Smith
Jaws
Payne
Sturgente
Nike Murdock
Janaaz
Fish
New York
Norris
Nebraska
Near Beer Saloon Zone Narrowed by Committee
Police Committee adopts ordinance narrowing near beer saloon zones and imposes racial restrictions. The measure targets licensing and location rules during the current session, citing public order concerns and enforcement needs. White and Black residents are affected by the revised boundaries.
Segregated Near Beer Saloons Backed by Ministers and Citizens
A divided city police committee proposes creating a segregated near beer zone north of Edgewood Avenue and east of North Pryor Street, limiting whites and blacks from dining together and barring serving to black women and children. Several new licenses are recommended for favorable reports while eighty three old ones are approved, and sixteen applications are reported adversely after a lengthy five hour meeting with Anti-Saloon League figures and city ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Avenue
Houston Street
Pryor
Cain Street
Peachtree
Hartia
T. Mitchell Horner
Peachtree Street
Manhelm & Powell
W. A. McCullough
Madison Avenue
R. W. Burton
Dacatur_street
Ahe
T. Mitchell
Jack) Horner
Aragon Hotel
Horner
van Astor Bachelor
Paopia
Forrest
Adair
Aragon
Roy Callier
Virgil Collier
H. H. Cabgnien
Jonathen B. Frost
Jasper M. Smith
W. C. Hundley
Henry Atitiawan
Henry
Eltigens
Satoone
Séaction
EB. Hicherds
Atlanta Stock Exchange Becomes Certainty After Signups
Backers report strong momentum with sixteen already paying for seats and five more indicating intent. A Tuesday chamber of commerce meeting will announce whether all seats are sold as promoters push to open the exchange within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Movement
Chamber of Commerce
Ttne
A. J. Spencer
Robinson-Humphrey Company
HL Q Wlass
Hillyer Investment Company
A. Whiteman
Whitman
Whitmen
Atlante
New Orleans
Bt Lous
Cincinnati
Louisville
Washington
Storekeeper Shot Dead by Sheriff in Alabama Georgia Line
Harmon, sought by Alabama authorities for illegal liquor sales, was shot and killed by Sheriff Walton of Alabama near the Alabama Georgia line while resisting arrest. The incident occurred as the sheriff and a deputy attempted to arrest Harmon, who was armed and resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Point
Alabamse
W. Flarmon
Ling
Walton
Alahama
Ghoulderan
Nto
Mating
Harmen
Ex President Silent as He Nears Native Shore
Ex president reaches port amid fog as the ship Plowing Way nears and roars. Roosevelt gives an interview and signals from the vessel as it approaches Battery at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Battery
Return of Roosevelt Aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
The sequence covers Roosevelt's arrival at quarantine aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, reception by the American flag, transfer to revenue cutter Manhattan, water parade up the Hudson, welcome by Mayor Gaynor, land parade, and luncheon before departure to Oyster Bay for a Roosevelt neighborhood reception with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Manhattan
Andrascaggin
Hudson
Fifty-ninth Street
the Battery
Gaynor
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Passes Fogbound Coast Near New York
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, carrying Theodore Roosevelt home from Africa and Europe, nears New York through thick fog. The steamer, slowed for safety, is expected to pass Fire Island and Sandy Hook by morning. Roosevelt anticipates two months of quiet at Oyster Bay after a taxing tour and plans a Black Hills visit before a September speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiserin Auguste Victoris
Marconi Viretesa
Sagaponack
Kaleerin
Auguste Victoria
Theodore Roonevelt
Ambrose Channel
Sandy Hook
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Marconio Blasconselt
Masa
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
Oyster Bay
Black Hills
Seth’ Bullock
BU Paul
Roosevelt
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Birmingham
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Greenvilie
Capital City
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Exley
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Whitmler
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Greenwood Cotton’ Mills
Greenwood
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Iva
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