Dispensary director stands trial over alleged bribe payments
John Black, former dispensary director, faces charges of taking bribes from John Hartley and others. Testimony indicates Black received funds via relatives and drafts, including deposits of 16500 at a Havana bank. Witnesses describe rebates and influence payments as the trial proceeds.
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Columbia
John Black
John T. Hartley
Black
Narley
WH. W
Lark
Walterboro
Aratty
Ullman & Co
M. A.] Gudman
National Bank of Havannah
Saleaman Tentifien
John T. Barley
Fleischmann A& Who
Myunr
Warky
Barley
Harley
Joseph B. Wiley
Harley Hai
Cameras to Be Turned on Street Loungers in Evanston
Chicago dated September reports Evanston, a suburb, will establish a vest pocket rogues gallery to deter street loungers and petty thieves. Detectives citywide will receive watch cameras, a developing room opens at the police station, and a miniature gallery will be created from street corner snapshots.
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Chicago
Evanston
Umitsa
Tragedy in South Woodstock Triple Shooting Deaths
Dr. A F Brunn died from wounds after being shot by his brother Constantine Brunn a retired New York businessman. Constantine shot his sister Miss Frieda and then killed himself. No motive is known.
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South Woodstock
Conn
A. F. Brunn
Constantine
Constantine Bruan
New York
Frieda
Trial of School Teacher Harris in Warrenton
The third day of the Harris trial in Warrenton Virginia reports the defendant still on the stand under cross examination. No new facts emerged from yesterday's testimony. The defense plans to call several women alleging Thompson attacked Harris at the depot the night of the shooting.
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Warrenton
J. 0
D. Harris
W. A. Thompson
Harris
Thompson
Bank of Cornelia organizes at Cornelia Georgia
The First National Bank of Cornelia was organized today in Cornelia Georgia with officers elected Jeff Hoad as president and Reuben Salse as cashier. The capital stock is 34000.
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Bank of Cornelia
Cornelia
Spestalj
First National Bank of Cornelia
Jeff Hoad
Reuben Salse
Witness Describes Sale as Business Transaction
The witness testified the goods were sold at the same price as if rebates had not been paid and called his dealings with Black a business transaction.
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Fendant
Black
No Rebuttal of Grant Over Temperance Parade
Secretary Dickinson says no criticism of General Grant and that Grant acted as an individual in a Chicago temperance and law enforcement parade. He notes the army cannot take sides on prohibition and that Grant wore his major general’s uniform but acted independently, not as a war department representative.
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Washington, D. C
Dickinson
Grant
Chicago
United States Army
Dick Ingon
W. R. Michaelis
Army
War Department
Wheat Squeeze Shocks Market With 100000 Bushels Sold
A dramatic wheat squeeze unfolds on the Chicago Board of Trade as September wheat surges to 1.20 a bushel on anticipated delivery. An eastern trader reportedly controls the long side with about 1 million bushels held against 5 to 10 million short, deliveries totaling 613000 bushels and three extension periods before final settlement.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Dea
Shorts
Common
Chicago Interoate
Intercasta
Shot His Neighbor In Back Of Head
Glasgow Ky September 30 Morris Wilcoxsen, who yesterday shot and killed John W Montgomery, Republican candidate for the legislature and union veteran, remains silent in jail. Families attribute the tragedy to insanity. Montgomery had visited Wilcoxsen at his business to pool tobacco. After a brief room conversation, Wilcoxsen went upstairs and returned with a shotgun, firing at Montgomery as he stood nearby, killing him instantly. The event sparked much local excitement.
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Glasgow
Morris Wilcaxgen
John W. Montgomery
Montgomery
Wilcoxsen
Mont-gomery
Wooxsen
Fred
Neptune Dreadnaught Launched by Great Britain in Portsmouth
Britain launches the Neptune, eighth Dreadnaught class battleship, now in New York Hudson-Foelten celebrations. Commander and crowd witness the ceremony as experts note extreme armor can render her practically unsinkable by torpedo. Displacement 20,250 tons, length 481 feet, beam 82 feet.
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Portsmouth
Eugland
Neptune
Great Britain
Pein
Bryan declines 10 meet Bailey in tariff debate
William J. Bryan rejects a joint tariff debate with Senator Bailey arguing it would focus on personalities and tariff differences, not policy. He says he aims to win a Democratic majority and push a specific tariff plank, hoping to avoid distraction for the party. Bailey regrets the decision and prepares to speak in Fort Worth, while press editorials defend Bryan’s choice and predict political backlash.
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Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Senator Batley
Texas
Atlanta
William J. Bryan
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
el Paso
William J Bryan
Aan
Halley
Gainesville
United States
J. W. Bailey
Bailey
Fort Worth
Bryan
Washington
Port Worth
Young Men's Democratic Club
Dallas
Georgia
Virginia
Missouri
Alabama
Florida
Auvdhors
Baco
Borgia
Daniel
Amas
Texas Democra
Evan
Fatal shooting in Dyersburg during arrest incident
In Dyersburg Tennessee on September 24 Bates Simpson was fatally shot by City Marshal Charles Miller after interfering as the marshal tried to arrest a man involved in an election dispute. The incident occurred during a confrontation linked to the dispute.
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Dyersburg
Tern
Bates Simpson
C Ity
Charles Miler
Simpson
Impson
Georgia Rural Carriers Appointment Notice
Washington September 30 Special Georgia rural carriers appointed Cave Springs route 1 William R Hunt carrier no age Rentz route 7 Lovett Mullis carrier C Ussery substitute ongoing postings reflect rural delivery changes and assignments in Georgia with local route designations and personnel names.
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Georgia
Washington
Cave Springs
Willam R. Hunt
Rentz
Lovett
MN. Mullis
C.ussery
Cee
Cutting long term costs with a targeted receivables plan
A concise description of a program aiming to reduce expenses tied to extended terms, discounting practices, bad debts, and slow collections. It emphasizes efficiency gains and improved cash flow through tightened terms and improved collection processes.
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Alabama Street
John T. Early
West Pocket Rogues
Sec
General Grant
Mose
MUSE
Whitehall
Tme
Britain
Macon
Dixon Drug Store
Swainsboro
Edgar Jamel
Cobptown
Summertown
Coleman
Canust
Eben Brown
Mr. Merchant
Ridley-Williamson
Spain
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