No verdict until midnight in Jory trial at Greenside
Special report from Greenside March 2 describes Mrs Mattie Hughes visibly shaken in court as jurors deliberate. Proceedings resume after a long, tense day with Attorney Basil Manly Shuman arguing for the defense that the shooting was justifiable homicide and should yield an acquittal. The jury, twelve men led by foreman John Dickson, faces a closely watched case amid a divided public mood. Israel Waldrop, her father, sits nearby as the trial nears its conclusion.
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Trial recounts in South Carolina murder case
The defense and prosecution present vivid arguments about the fatal pistol incident involving Mrs Hughes and her husband George Hughes. Captain J A Mooney portrays the event as a tragic farce, while Solicitor Dean and others present the evidence as proof of either murder or manslaughter. The courtroom remains packed as the judge outlines murder degrees and the jury retires to deliberate.
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Belhont Plans Support for Platform Nominee Vote
Belhont indicates readiness to back the convention platform and will vote for the nominee. The choice signals alignment with the party line while opposing any single standard Currer.
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Belmont Declares Position on Key 1900 Questions
New Yorker Olver E L Belmont issues a letter saying the Democrats should harmonize their differences and unite for the 1900 battle. He declares he is a gold man yet will support free silver if the platform calls for it and will back any conventionally chosen candidate.
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Hughes Will and Jealousy Theme Trial New Details
In Greers, defense argues Hughes meant to bequeath his wife one third of his real estate and $5 from personal funds, while a misread will clause and a late change fuel dispute. The trial recounts the dying man seeking forgiveness from Mrs Hughes as supporters urge mercy.
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The Jury Still Out at Midnight in Major Trial
Courtroom crowded as jurors, exhausted, nap on benches after long deliberation. Attorneys Dean and McCullough lingered past eleven, while Mrs Hughes waited at the jail in anxious suspense for the verdict around midnight.
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Murder in Enoxville: Melton found near river with clues
Police say Jack Melton was killed for his money and his body bound with ropes found along the Tennessee riverbank. Arrests include John Pearson Harry Brannan and Lee Kidd with Monroe Yor suspected before fleeing. coroners inquest ongoing as more evidence emerges.
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Million Whisky Barrels Contract Sold For 2.4 Million
In Loutaville Kentucky, March 2, the Kentucky Distillers and Warehouse Company awarded a record contract for 1,000,000 barrels of whisky casks to a local cooperage. The three year deal costs 2.4 million dollars with 400,000 barrels to be supplied annually to equip distilleries at full capacity.
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Secretary of War Party Arrives at Key West Aboard Ingalle
The Secretary of War and his party, traveling aboard the Ingalle, unexpectedly stopped at Key West tonight amid plans to sail to Havana tomorrow. Reports from Havana rail about peace efforts and naval movements filled the day as the group paused briefly before continuing their voyage.
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HoodS Sarsa parila claims cures for eczema to malaria
A noisy ad style testimonial block touts Hood Sarsaparilla as a cure for numerous ailments from eczema and gastritis to malaria and catarrh. Readers are presented with multiple names and locations asserting dramatic recoveries after taking the product, framed as medical endorsements.
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Delegates Aim for Washington on Cuban Crisis
Havana reports a Cuban military assembly secret session decided against dissolving the body, postponing the absolution motion for a week. Delegates Fevia and Villatón were sent to Washington to seek President McKinley’s cooperation and to raise more funds for Cuban troops.
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Ex Judge Samuel W Melton Dies in Charleston Carolinian
Samuel Whilt Melton former United States Circuit Judge and prominent Carolinian dies at his son L D Melton's home in Charleston. Born in South Carolina in 2880, he was renowned as a learned lawyer and eloquent speaker and held posts including attorney general and United States district attorney for the state.
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Sloop Florine Sinks in Cooper River Tragedy
Three men aboard the sloop Florine from Mount Pleasant were drowned when it was run down by the Boston steamer Carlb in Cooper River near Charleston. The Carlb offered little rescue effort as boats from the wharves pursued lifeboat aid, but the sloop broke apart and sank ashore.
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Money Ready for the Teachers in Alabama
State treasurer announces funds will be available Monday to pay the quarter’s teachers. Officials say the amount will exceed 200,000 dollars, with payments expected across Alabama.
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