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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

11

Cox Declares for Georgia's Interest in Campaign Speech

Hon Albert H Cox spoke at the courthouse in Georgia declaring his long service to the state and his readiness to act for Georgia's welfare, detailing his ties to farmers, his role with figures like Joseph E Brown and Gordon, and arguing for a platform of reform, prudence, and conservative governance in state and national issues. He endorsed Joseph M Brown for governor, emphasizing stability and measured progress, and criticized executive overreach and misread tariff planks.

Albert H. Cox Desirer Cett State Committee Feckson May Albert H. Cox Court House William T. Powers Middle Georgia Alabama Georgia Ben Flit University of Georgia Davis Hall Joseph E. Brown Brown Gordon Leige Democratic Party Democrata David Goliath Executive Committee Denver Toombs Jenkins Hammond Colrultt Reece Wright Gainesville Bryan W. J. Bryan Regson Tdike Roosevelt Taft Cleveland Japan Russia Orient Deriver Joseph M. Brown Dover

Negro murderer Henry Campbell hanged in Georgia

Henry Campbell colored was hanged at Lawrenceville Georgia for murder of a Negro woman and her husband earlier in January. Campbell and John Hudgan were convicted at the Gwinnett superior court. Campbell, denying the crime, faced execution after a partial confession by Ednon. The scene outside the jail and courthouse ended with the condemned man taken to the gallows amid a tense crowd.

Henry Campbell Lawrenceville Eile .Hudgon Campbell John Hudgan Charles. TH. Brand Gwinnstt Superior Court Ed Non Heriff Brown Ower Howe Steve

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