Ansley Arrested On An Attachment In Atlanta Case
Private detective W. W. Ansley, linked to the Meharty O Shinn affair, was arrested by Patrolman Wel on an attachment for contempt issued by Judge Candler. He declared innocence and said he would appear before Judge Candler to answer the charge. He was bound over on a charge of cheating and swindling with a $1,000 bond, after misappropriating partnership funds in a local detective agency.
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W. W. Ansley
Tadie Jann
Candler
Superior Criminal Court
Ansley
Judes
Mohaffy-e' Shin
Meharty
Wshin
Bavannah
Cout
Hla
Waa
Atlanta
Captain Slaughter
Slaughter
Mehaffy
O'Shin
Miss
Uodle
Justice Bateman
Strikes Stir Uncertain Fate In Buffalo Conference
In Buffalo on April 30 many repairers and freight handlers threaten wage gains and shorter hours. President Callaway orders a conciliatory meeting with the motive power superintendent and executive committee, signaling a possible shift in strategy. A separate yet related 1,000-strong freight workforce may strike, though its impact lingers as negotiations continue. London dispatch notes The Times reports Constantinople proposing higher customs duties.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Callaway
Walt
Motive Power Department
Lake Shore
New York
Lake Erie
Mass voter registration surges before reformatories vote
In Fulton County a surge of registration occurs as the reformatories election books near closing. About 400 veterans registered yesterday and forecasts suggest that as many as 15 000 names may be added. A sub-station at Silverman’s store aids north side voters with extended hours, while officials monitor the final turnout. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as a remedy for various ailments.
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Reformatory
Wames
Stewart
Fulton County
Qld
Silverman's
North Side
Lavlen Harris
Ordered Elders Expelled From Pineville A Pueblo Clash
Two Mormon elders Robison and a companion in Pineville North Carolina faced a hostile reception from local residents and a Presbyterian minister who confronted them. A twelve merchant committee warned them to depart within an hour and they were forcibly escorted to leave the city limits. Authorities offered protection but fled, and the elders have avoided Pineville since.
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Pineville
N.C
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robison
Lmlts
Mortuary notices from Fairburn and Montezuma
April 30 Special notices report the deaths of B F Short of Fairburn aged about fifty five after a long illness. a Confederate veteran wounded in head and lungs. Interred as a Mason and Baptist. His widow Elvira Epting survives. Also J Epting aged eighty nine dies at Montezuma, long health decline. She joined Montezuma Methodist Church and leaves many children and grandchildren.
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B. F. Shorts
Fairburn
B. F. Short
Short
The
Baptist Church
Elvira Epting
Montezuma
Montesuia
J— Ir. Epting
Captain Hal Stanley Withdraws From Senate Race
Captain Hal Stanley of Telfair Enterprise withdraws from the race for senator of the sixteenth district to promote harmony. The paper notes his action is manly and magnanimous and shows he is the right material for the people to honor.
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Telfair Enterprise
Aaptain
Hal Stanley
Captain Stanley
Ia Manly
Megnan
Moua
South Carolina Roads and a Tragic Family Feud
In Columbia a Carolina and Northwestern railroad push outlined aims to reach Tennessee coal fields via Chester, with stock increases and debt to expand gauge and extend toward the west. A related tragedy saw David Halbhcock kill his cousin Mack Hatthcock amid a bitter family feud in Richland, while Mitchell Williams tackles a runaway mule in a Main Street episode. An emigrant agent case in Hennesseville resulted in a $600 fine or six months’ imprisonment, upheld as police power. Rain damaged crops but forecasts point to a promising cotton season after floods ease.
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Columbia
8. C
William A. Barber
Carolina and Northwestern Railroad
Cheater
North Carolina Mountains
Tennessee
Barber
South Carolina
New York
Chester
Carolina and
Northwastern
Eee Peeve
Eee
David Halbhcock
Lower
Richland
Cathcart
Delver
Mack Halthcock
Mr. Bowens
Mack Hatthcock
Dave
Mack
Ons
Prst
Hennellsville
J. W. Napier
Georgia
Klug
Legth
Altogther
Supreme Court
McKinley appoints Cheraw postmaster in place of removal
It is learned that President McKinley has appointed E. M. Wells, postmaster at Cheraw, to replace M. D. Macfarlan who was removed for cause. Wells will qualify immediately and assume charge in a few days. The letter from W. W. Townsend discusses delaying a Beaufort county court term to ensure a proper trial in an undoubted jurisdiction.
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Sessions Court
Beaufort
Savannah
Hardenville
8. C
Columbia
Beaufort County
George Thomas
Fape
W. W. Townsend
McKinley
E. M. Wells
Cheraw
M.D. Macfarlan
Charlotte Urges McKinley Visit for Mecklenburg Day
Delegates from Charlotte North Carolina led by Senator Pritchard and Colonel J E Bayd press President McKinley to visit Charlotte for the Mecklenburg declaration of independence anniversary. The May 22 celebration will be on a grand scale and the president hopes to accept the invitation.
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Washington
MccKinley
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
OBrien and McFadden Battle to Draw in Lightweight Clash
In New York on April 30 Jack O'Brien and George McFadden, both of this city, fought a 25 round draw at 133 pounds under the Broadway Athletic Club. The bout was a fierce test to the final bell with neither man conceding, and while the verdict pleased neither side, observers felt McFadden had the slight edge in the long contest.
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O'Bryan
McFadden
New York
Jack O'Brien
George McFadden
Korea Refuses American Mining Concessions Request
Yokohama April 20 The Korean government refused an American request for three mining concessions.
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Yokohama
Korea
One Workman Killed and Three Injured at Exposition
Paria reported an afternoon accident at the exposition as scaffolding collapsed in the Salle des Fetes during the opening ceremonies. One workman died and three were seriously injured as bustle to finish the building continued amid hastily cleared debris and taped covers.
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Paria
Hailstorm Ruins Crops and Kills Livestock in Orrville
A severe cyclone and massive hail struck Orrville on Sunday, devastating cotton and corn on farms of Louis Johnson, Micon Ellis, and Swan place. Trees stripped, fences and outhouses destroyed, cattle and hogs killed, and widespread crop replanting needed as cotton seed remains scarce. Sunday night rain caused further crop damage, compounding planter shortages.
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Selma
Ala
Apri
Orrville
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Hunter
Ast
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Potts-Thompson Liquor CO
Atlan So Ea Pen Aeeaeentenie Eye
Neale
Mahan
SON Jaltimore
South Carolina Condensed News
David Harthcock Ellis
General State News
Egro
Mitchell Williams
Main
Kendal Building
Mitchell Willams
Williams
Willliamas
Imee
Mr. S
G. H. Pierce
Danbury
Conn
New England Medical Monthly
Buffalo Lithia Water
Bright
William H. Drummond
Bishops” University
Montreal
Canada
Buffalo Lithia
Groceriana Druggiata
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Virginia
Danville
Southern Railway
Arlotte
Maleal
Louisville
Song Neeeennnn
G. W. Adair
Bradley
Whitehart and
Humphries Streets
Els
Orrville, Fla
Voice OF the People
Ellen Glasgow
F. J. Paxon
Whitehall St
Trey
Mower-Hobart Co
Peachtree St
Dyna Sargains
Traynhals & Ray
Decatur ST
Odor Titans
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co
N. P. Pratt Laboratory
Auburn Avenue
Courtland
Bell and Standard
Mongrief-Garter Furnage
Mitchell and
Madison Streets
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Htcoute
ST. Louis
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
L. W. Wakeley
Howard Elliott
J. N. Merrill
General Southern
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Woman's Clubs
Alu
CM. Hiech
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Orden
Hangel
Welland
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