Fifteen months term inmate seeks freedom via habeas corpus
The article recounts Wesley Glasgow seeking release through Judge Newman in a habeas corpus case against Warden William H. Moyer for a fifteen month sentence begun January 6, 1812. Glasgow contends the punishment was too severe and that exhibits show brutal Delaware court methods. Judge Newman asked for written arguments from both sides.
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Atlanta
Wilmington
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Newman
United States Court
Glasgow
John C. Toy
Delaware
Bradford
Federal District Court
William H. Moyer
Federal Penitentiary
Glaggon
Wilmington New
Atlanta Livestock Market Reports Mixed Beef and Hog Prices
Market notes show cattle and hog prices mixed with steady to stronger trends in beef and prime packing hogs. Readings cover steers and cows by weight, hog receipts around 5,500 with range 5.35 to 7.90, and regional quotes from Chicago and Kansas City. Also reports on sheep, lambs, and fattened hogs with prices and receipts across multiple markets.
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Lamba
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Persistent Hoboes On Train At Dalton Ga
A band of hoboes caused excitement and delays on a passenger train near Dalton Georgia. They resisted removal, roosted between coaches at each stop, and were finally dispersed after an officer arrested one. The rest disappeared along the tracks before rejoining the train.
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Coffee futures mixed as March weak despite near term demand
New York March 22 coffee futures opened irregular with March down 13 valuta while April and later months posted small gains. Slump blamed on March notices by leading buyers of about 30,000 bags, but March demand rose on banking interests. Early selling reversed as bulls, European buying and cover boosted the market. near-month weakness recovered with a firming tone and mixed regional prices. Receipts at two Brazilian ports and Rio Panto figures show varied movement, with Sao Paulo and Santos reports noted.
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Hayes
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Rio
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Jondiehy
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York Warehouse Féliveries
Yeaterday
Esa
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ATLNTA Quotation Groceries Corrected List
Corrected by Oplesby Grocery Company a long list of grocery items with mixed prices and odd spellings. Items include Arle Gresse-Diamond $175 No. 1 Mica $3.25 No. 2 Mice $4.23 Red Hook Ginger Ale Quarts $9.00 and various other goods such as baking powder Rumford $2.00 and Diamond $6.10 with odd descriptors and garbled names throughout.
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Taya
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Demorest Holds Final itinerant Agricultural School
Demorest Ga March 22 Special The last itinerant agricultural school of the year ran March 18 to last night with lectures by Professor Flior on Plant Physiology Professor Turlington on Plowing and Fertilizing Miss Parrish on Industrial Education for Girls Miss Creswell on Fruit and Vegetable Canning Professor Hart on Raising and Care of Farm Animals Professor Burson etc The Ninth Congressional District Agricultural school attendees joined Piedmont College hosts the event Piedmont adds an agricultural department under Professor Winslow The college will open a demonstration farm here with state university aid marking a new era in scientific farming for the region.
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Inland cotton market records set in Augusta banquet remarks
In 1913 40 seat 14 1912 the city received a half million bales breaking records and a tamping this city in quote Ugputally as the greatest inland cotton market east of the Mississippi except Memphis The cotton year runs August 81 to September 1 and more bales likely 100000 by next August 81 Distinguished guests included ex Senator Chauncey Depew and Colonel George Harvey Harvey urged Augusta to build more tourist hotels saying he could not secure reservations due to crowded hotels after winter visits The piece notes the banquet and remarks by Harvey about local tourism needs.
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George Harvey
Harvey
Aiken
Augusta
Hastings Aged 78 Among Oldest and Best Known
A fragment notes Hastings aged 78 is identified as one of the oldest and best known figures yesterday. The text is incomplete but records Hastings as a prominent longtime resident.
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Ana
Funeral Announcement From Church of the Immaculate Conception
The obituary notes the death of a man at age 12 in 1846 and lists surviving sons T. F. and Jack BR W and two daughters Miss Kath Hastings and Miss Mamie Hastings. The funeral is to be held in the afternoon at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at Oakdale.
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Jack
BR. W
Misa Kath Hastings
Mamie Hast
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