Judge orders double daily report for Gaynors in U.S. case
In Savannah on March 10 Judge Speer requires William T. Gaynor and Edward H. Gaynor to report to the U.S. marshal at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily or risk custody. Attorneys Charlton and Greene’s counsel say Greene and John Gaynor will appear by next Monday. The four defendants face trial on the merits March 16.
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Savannah
William T. Gaynor
Edward H. Gaynor
United States
Speer
United States Court
Gaynors
B. B. Greene
Asttorney
B. D. Greene
John ¥. Gaynor
W. G. Chariton
Messrs. Rountree and
Felder
Greene and
Gaynor
Plans for Commencement at Medical College of Georgia
Augusta Ga March 10 special the Medical College of Georgia branch of the state university will close lectures the students day after tomorrow and begin two weeks of examinations on the year's work fourteen in the faculty each professor has a day assigned Chancellor Walter B Hill will be present April 1 to deliver diplomas to the graduating class fifty one members in the class commencement exercises in the opera house F F Williams valedictorian T E Oertel will deliver the faculty address the state board of medical examiners set April 3 for state licenses the faculty will banquet around March 28
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Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
State Universit
Walter B. Hill
The
State University
Faculty of the
Medical College
Pastor H W Burwell to Lead Augusta Second Presbyterian
Rev H W Burwell of Bennettsville S C will arrive in Augusta to begin duties as pastor of the Second Presbyterian church. The pulpit has been vacant about six months and the congregation welcomes his arrival. He will preach next Sunday.
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Augusta
H. W. Burwell
Bennettsville
Second Presbyterian Church
Burwell
Thief Claims Atlanta Home Burglar Caught in Buford
Buford Georgia March 10 Special Burglars entered the store of S J Busha last night and carried away considerable goods One of the perpetrators a negro was caught at Suwanee this morning He claims two other negroes assisted him and that they belonged to an organized band of negroes living in Atlanta robbing towns along the different railroads
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Buford
S. J. Busha
Suwanee
Atlanta
Run Down by Switch Engine in Thomasville
Thomasville Ga March 10 Special EH GO Thompson, longtime superintendent of the city water works, was run over by a Plant system switch engine at the crossing last night. His leg injuries were severe and required amputation below the knee. He is 68 years old and is progressing well.
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Thomasville
GO. Thompson
Thompson
City Water Works
Park Woodward
Water Works Department
Woodward
Robhorse
Ert Westmoreland
Nynere the Art of Salesmanship Offers Renewal Contract
An advertisement urges ambitious young men to join the Equitable life insurance sales force. It recalls General Grant’s early failures and promotes selling policies as a path to wealth, claiming many ex-grocery hat and store workers quadruple earnings with Equitable. Readers are invited to write for details.
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Grant
Equitable
Aged Ram Slain In Quarrel Over Tenant Dispute
Clayton Ga March 10 Spectator In a Saturday quarrel between Calvin F York and Charles Ramey the latter sustained fatal injuries and died last night Ramey aged 83 and York about 45 were involved in a dispute over Ramey as Yorks tenant A coroner s jury was empaneled and York is jailed on a murder charge
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Clayton
Calvin F. York
Charles Ramey
Ramey
York
Yorkin
Catfish Catch Sets River Record at St Marys
Rev. W. L. Harper and companions netted a massive yellow catfish on St Marys River near Camp Pinckney, weighing 31.5 pounds with a 4 foot length and a 4 inch wide mouth. The catch, photographed for The Constitution, ranks among the largest from St Marys and nearby rivers.
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Camp Pinckney
Harting
Mr. Harper
St. Marys Tiver
Harper
Loganville Mill Sold by Atlanta Company
Loganville Ga March 10 Special It is stated on good authority that the Southern Cotton Oil Company of Atlanta has bought out the Loganville Mill Company stockholders. The price is about 1600 dollars. The mill combines a large gin and gin output ranges from 3000 to 12000 bales annually. Purchasers may add an oil plant to the property.
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Loganville
Southern Cotton Oi Company
Atlanta
Loganville Mill Company
Wilcox Trial Set for Murder Charge in Cropsey Case
In Elizabeth City North Carolina on March 10 the trial of James Wilcox for the murder of Nellie Cropsey is scheduled this week. The grand jury is seated and will begin hearing witnesses tomorrow. If a true bill is returned Wilcox will be arraigned for trial on Thursday.
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Elizabeth City
N. c
James Wilcox
Mellie Cropsey
Wilcom
Case of Theft From Hotel in Savannah
Miss Mary E. Loughran of Brooklyn sued Hotel DeSoto proprietors Watson and Powers after jewelry valued at $3,500 disappeared from her room on March 25, 1993. The case, twice mistried, ended in victory for the plaintiff. the supreme court later ordered a verdict on market value with interest from the theft. The loss includes diamond bracelets valued at $1,600.
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Savannah
Mary E. Loughran
Brooklyn
Hotel DeSoto
Watson & Powers
Supreme Court
Child Shot by Toy Rifle in Covington Porch Incident
Dan McCalla, a young boy, accidentally shot himself while playing with a rifle on the Covington porch. The bullet passed through his arm, causing serious wounds but no bone damage. Doctors reported the injury is severe yet not life threatening and expect a recovery in time.
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Covington
Dan McCalla
J. L. McCalla
Knife Attack on Greentree Over Seven Year Debt in Columbus
In Columbus on Twelfth Street a white man Ben Autrey attacked Jewish merchant Dave Greentree with a knife, wounding him severely in the neck and ear after threatening him over a $3.20 debt accrued seven years earlier. Autrey fled but was captured in Phenix City. Greentree’s condition is serious but not fatal.
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Columbus
Twelfth Street
Broad
Boon
Ben Autrey
Dave Greentree
Autrey
Phenix City
Greentree
Seren
Mr. Greentree
Gardiner claims Rhode Island holds key to Greene remains
Asa Bird Gardiner is quoted in Northern papers claiming a Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati holds the sole key to a vault in Savannah that contains General Nathaniel Greene’s remains. He says possession is nine points of the law and threatens a legal fight if shared custody cannot be arranged. Savannah committees plan to reinter the remains near the Greene monument in spring.
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Savannah
Asa Bird Gardiner
Nathaniel Greene
Rhole Island Society of the Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Rhode Island
Gardiner
A. D. Harden
Greene Monument
Pneumonia Invades Family in Valdosta Area
In Valdosta Georgia W E Hurrel a leading county farmer died of pneumonia at his Cat Creek home after his two sons fell ill. James Hurrel, his young son, died on Saturday and another son lies critically ill with pneumonia. the father is believed to have contracted the disease while nursing them.
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Valdosta
W. E. Hurrel
Cat Creek
James
Rev Lathrop Addresses University Boys in Athens Ga
Rev Stanley Lathrop of Ashland Wis spoke to the student body in Athens on Sunday. He is a home missionary active among southern Negroes and northwest lumbermen and advocates free circulating libraries. Professor Morris lectured on Mohammedanism as part of the World Religions course. The Thalians raised about 110 for The Pandora despite bad weather, clearing debt and aiding this year's success.
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University
Athens
Ashland
Wis
South
Northwest
Morris
College Young Men's Christian Association
Park
Thalians
Pandora
Possible promotions at Macon banks follow death
In Macon Georgia on March 10 a report circulates on successors to the late Vice President Captain S B Dunlap of the Exchange Bank and Union Savings Bank and Trust Co. Names include N B Corbin Samuel Mayer and A D Schofield. Cashier C M Orr may be promoted to vice president and William H Burdick to cashier. J W Cabaniss remains president. Dunlap owned 50 000 to 60 000 of bank stock. estate valued about 400 000.
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Dunlap
Vica
Exchange Bank Awal
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
N. B. Corbin
Macon Grocery Company
Samuel Mayer
A. D. Schofield
Schofield’s Iron Works
Captain Dunlap
Exchange Bank
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Southern Interstate Pair Assn
The stockholders of the Southern Interstate Pair Association will meet Thursday at 4 PM to elect a new officers and a ten member board. The venue is uncertain in the city hall chambers, with the chamber of commerce rooms likely too small for all attendees. The current officers are Colonel W A Hemphill president E C Peters vice president and J K Ottley secretary, with a list of directors.
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Southern Interstate Pair Association
Chamber of ‘Commerce
City Hall
Council Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Hemphill
E. C. Peters
W R. Joyner
H. H. Cabaniss
Fr. J. Paxon
W. L. Cosgrove
J. Wylie Pope
F. S. Wis
J. Frank Beth
R. #. Maddox
John K. Ottley
John A. Miller
Dr A C Dixon Attacks Christian Science at Tabernacle
Boston preacher Dr A C Dixon delivered a scathing critique of Christian Science at the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta. He accused Mrs Eddy of commercial motives and book Agents, claimed the faith rests on pagan doctrines, and warned of alleged harms caused by its followers while denouncing death denial and urging Christians to abandon the sect.
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Pr A. Cc
Dixon
Mrs. Eddy
Humpur
Crosby Talks of Tolstoi and His Christian Life
Judge Ernest Howard Crosby delivered an engaging Y M C A. address on Count Tolstoi. He highlighted the Russian novelist’s life of brotherhood and nonviolence, noting Tolstoi’s critique of capital punishment and war, and praised Crosby’s forceful Elbert Hubbard style.
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Ernest Howard Crosby
New York
Count Tolstoi
Crosby
Count Tulstal
Paris
Elbert Hubbard
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