Parole Near for Younger Brothers at Stillwater
At a regular meeting the Minnesota state prison board unanimously approved paroling Cole and James Younger, life prisoners since 1879 for the Northfield bank robbery and related James gang crimes. A pardon board consent is required before parole, with a special session possible.
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St. Paul
Stillwater
Cole
James Younger
State Pardon Board
Board of Pardons
James
Bob" Younger
Northield
Minn
James Brothers
Jesse
Frank
Missouri
Bob Younger
Owly
Youngers
Henry W. Younger
James Lane
Northfeld
Senator Pritchard Succeeds by Two Named Seekers in North Carolina
Articles describe Hon Locke Crats of Buncombe County as a leading candidate for the United States Senate to replace Senator Pritchard. They recount credentials of Craig, a prominent North Carolina lawyer and former elector, and outline Pritchard’s career from Jonesboro to the Senate. Also noted is potential successor Lee B. Overman of Salisbury, praised as a strong public servant and veteran legislator with deep ties to Democratic leadership.
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Locke Crats
Buncombe County
United States Senate
Pritchard
Craig
Bart
State University
Vicia City
House of Representatives
Colonel Lusk
Crafe
North Carolina
Senate
Jim Craw
Ward
Asheville
N.C
United States
Marshall
N C
United
Jeter C. Pritchard
Jonesboro
Tenn
W. Wheeler
Herald and Tribune
Martin's Green Academy
Bakersville
Woc
VW. Bowman
Roan Mountain Republican
Madison County
Revenue Service
Republian
Vance
Congress
Aig
Alisbury Wiii
Havig Beers
Lee B. Overman
Balisbury
N. C
Overman
Lee
North
Trinity College
Zeb Vance
Democratic Party
Salisbury
North Caroline Railroad Company
Road
Capcus
Newas
Judiciary
Committee On
Library Trustees Meet As New Carnegie Building Delayed
The Carnegie Library board held its annual meeting and discussed that the new building likely won be ready for occupancy before August 15. Officers reports praised the librarys condition and organizers extended thanks to committee chairs and librarian Miss Anne Wallace. An afternoon session planned reorganization, and tomorrow the association will hold its annual banquet at the Aragon hotel.
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Carnegie Library
Board of Trustees
The
Carnegie
Newbrary
Anne Wallace
Association
Aragon Hotel
Red Men to Be Entertained During State Council Visit
Des Moines immigrant E D Wiley head of the Improved Order of Red Men will visit Atlanta on the 16th as guest of honor of local tribes. A grand rally at Comanche wigwam will welcome him while Griffin hosts the state council meeting around mid month. Over 100 delegates and 50 Red Men from Georgia are expected, with elections for next year and key offices on the agenda. Savannah and Athens seek the next great council meeting, while Atlanta aims to host again.
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E D. Wiley
Des Moines
Iowa
Improved Order of Red Men
United States
Atlanta
F. Kellam
Great Council of Georgia
Rea
Mobebie
Wiley
Gritin
Allaota
Order
Georgia
Griffin
Erent Sachem
J. F P. Kellam
M. CG
Columbus
Sagamors
William H. Beck
Great Fathem
Savannah
Athens
Death of Sister Romuald at St Josephs Infirmary
Sister Romuald died yesterday afternoon at St Josephs Infirmary after an illness of about one month. She was 60 years old and had served at the infirmary for about ten years. The remains will be shipped to Savannah tonight for interment in the city tomorrow. She had no relatives in Atlanta but had a sister in New York and they are in Ireland.
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St. Joseph's Infirmary
Romuald
Lutsay Gaelock
St Joseph's Infirmary
Savannah
City
Romuaht
Atlante
New York
Ireland
Committee to Seek Tax Adjustment for Railroads
A special council committee appointed last Monday to secure tax adjustments for steam and electric railroads will meet Comptroller General this morning at 10 o clock. The group, formed on Councilman Reed s resolution, met yesterday and decided to proceed today. Reed arranged the session with the comptroller general and the attorney general. The meeting is expected to be important and may discuss city government concerns at length.
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Council
Cormsptroller
Reed
Botanic Blood Balm Promoted As Cure For Blood Poison
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and cancer, claiming it heals sores, strengthens skin, bones, and nerves, and improves digestion. It asserts success in private practice for over 20 years by Dr. Gillam and offers a free print treatment and directions by mail.
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Gillam
Great Southern
Évith
Fatsin
Pormuth Street
Athans
Church Floor Collapse Sparks Panic at Haynes Street
A wooden church floor beneath a crowded service collapsed sending about a hundred people, many shouting and rushing for exits. Police reported a woman leading prayers and a man under a bench crying out in relief, with no serious injuries recorded amid the chaos.
Camp Creek Case Resumed After Delays
Testimony in the Camp Creek damage case continued after a few days delay with three witnesses on the stand. D W Lum, Southern bridge engineer, described ground conditions after the wreck and the culvert’s displacement. T D Stewart corrected a prior misunderstanding about piling depth near the culvert and North of the culvert.
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Camp Creek
D. W. Lum
Southern
T. D. Stewart
Nashville
The Way to Health Free System for Consumption Cure
An ad extols the Slocum System for curing consumption and lung diseases as a modern germ destruction program. It promotes four preparations including cod liver oil emulsion and various tonics, inviting readers to test the system and claim cures through Dr Slocum's method.
The Atlanta Constitution Ad Offers Free Preparations Cure
An 1890s advertisement urges readers to write to Doctor Tt A Slocum at 8 Pine Street New York with full name and address to obtain Four Free Preparations claimed to cure consumption and other long ailments. It promises rapid results for thin, weak people making them gain flesh and health.
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Pine Street
New York
Atlanta Constitution
Witness Hunter McDonald Describes Rail Culvert Collapse
Hunter McDonald testifies that the north bank washed away leading to the culvert being pushed over by the south bank. He theorizes continuous rain undermined banks and water seeped through, culminating in the ruinous failure as the ill fated train approached the yawning abyss.
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Chattanooga
St Louis
Hunter McDonald
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John W. World
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Willarde
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Hon Locke Graig
J. C Pritchard
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Ation
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Texas
Bernard W. Layton
Wapakoneta
Q. Asst
Sheppard H. van Wormer
Belmont
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Ohio
James King Duffy
Wertheimer &Duffy
New York City
Samuel B. Cooper
Congress Second Dist
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Ottawa
Henry M. Aubrey
San Antonio
San Antonio Tel. Co
J. E. Boynton, Esq
Boynton & Boynton
Waco
Charles H. Duffy
Broadway
Beaumont National Bank
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Atill
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M. D. Bhan
Josiah Dyches
Pine Island Bayou
Jefferson County
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Ss. B. Turman
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First National Bank
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