Three Men Indicted in Milner Shooting at Jonesboro
LL Dorsey Otis Dorsey and Arthur I Norris indicted for assault with intent to murder in Milner case. Otis Dorsey at large. Norris, Atlanta cousin, released on $1000 bond. Milner in critical condition after being shot after his acquittal for elder Dorsey murder. Trial postponed to February. grand jury testimony cited. Norris denies complicity. no further statement.
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Joneabaré Ga
LL Dorsey
Otis Dorsey
Dorsey
Leon T Milner
Arthur I. Norris
Atlanta
Dorsey Boys
Aelaust
Milner
Dorney Norris
Roan
la Ea Dorney
Advanta
Old Borsey
Ife
Clayton
Cust
UN- Jean
Dorseys
Nortis
Tidge Roan
Itta
Janesbors
Clayton County
Eitner
Norrie Denios
A G Norris
Capital Avenue
Nunnally Candy Factory
Jonesboro
Ceturnet
The
Constitution
Norris
Family reunion thwarted by husband arrest in Macon
In Columbus Georgia a wife and children arrived to meet W E Romney at the union station but he failed to appear. After a fruitless search with police help, Mrs Romney and the kids returned home. Romney was later found in Columbus and learned to be wanted on charges in Macon, being sent there today.
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Maron
Columbus Ga
W E Rumney
Columbus
Jacom
Union Station
Mra Romney
Mary Romney
Macon
Dorsey Silent as to Killing After Milner Shooting
Hugh Dorney, cousin of L L Dorsey, gives a statement denying any role in the Milner shooting at Jonesboro. L L Dorsey and Arthur L Norris were held on suspicion after a pistol was found on the front porch, with Dorsey’s home watched and Dorsey himself later taken to police barracks.
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Jonesboro
Thuresay
Leon T Milner
B TH Dorsey
Omcera Rone
Cason
JL Dorsey
TR. T Dorsey
Caplini Avenue
Hugh Dorsey
Paliee Barrakea
Dorsey
Milner
Atlanta
Arthur L Norris
BH Dorsey
Norris
LL Dorsey
WO Jonee
Nortis
Capitol Avenue
Hone
San Hugh
LL. Dorsey
L. L Dorsey
Hugh Dorsy
I. I
OH Dorsey
RT Dorney
Dorsey Brewster & Howell
Engineer McLendon Killed After Lynching Mob
August 3 report from Almbury NC states Engineer McLendon shot in the yard. He died today after a mob took three Black men from the fall, lynched them. McLendon, a Macon Georgia native, leaves a widow and four children. Sheriff Hammer took his statement and believes McLendon was among the mob, shot by a lynching party member.
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Almbury
McLendon
Eil
Sfacon
Brcitor Hammer
Gans
Havana
Bengal
Cxlmutin
the Tribune
Farde Marines Provinca
Finac Pis
Dene Rie
Coust
Avalowing & Grove
Lowry Arnold Named in Bogus Check Case
A man was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Ojaotmi for forging a check for 5.80 dollars involving Lowry Arnold. The suspect allegedly tried to cash the paper at a Decatur Street station, with a plan to use a fake name and papers. A young witness noted the writing appeared less mature than Arnold’s.
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Lowry Arnold
Lanenk
Worth Pryor Street
Conley
Minkonnett
To Srank Conery
Growth of Gate City proven in cold figures
The Atlanta Clearing House report for August shows a 43,000,000 increase over last August, with August 1996 clearings at 15,866,402 and 42 corresponding months at 12,000,18939. The figures underscore sustained growth in Atlanta's business activity and a shift from hoarding to banking transactions.
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Atlanta Clearing House
Darwin Jones
Atlanta
Fasor
Gate City
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Banka
Ciy
City & Clearing Association
Soldiers Rebel Over Tainted Meat at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis August 31 United States troops in Fort Benjamin Harrison camp rebelled over tainted beef ration. Beef arrived in a refrigerator car and changed color after exposure. A Board of Inspection found tainted spots but recommended using untainted portions. General Carter ordered all beef destroyed and a new ration issued.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Carter
Parker Chosen President American Bar Association Honors NY Jurist
August 31 at Pauls Minn meeting of ABA pre general session committee named Judas Alton B Parker of New York as voice nominee for president next year. Named were secretary John Hincktey of Baltimore, Md treasurer Frederick B Wadhams of Albany, exec committee members Charles Monroe Los Angeles Ralph Breckenridge Omaha Romeo Crown Minneapolis Walter G Smith Philadelphia Charles F Libby Portland.
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American Bar Association
New York
Paul Minn
Judas Alton B Parker
General Council of the
Alate
Alton T. Parker
John Hincktey
Baltimore
Frederick B Wadhams
Albany
Charles Monroe
Los Angeles
Ralph Breckeniige
Omaha
Nebr
Romeo Crown
Minneapolis
Walteh G Smith
Philadelphia
Charles F Libby
Portland
Erdman law held unconstitutional by U S commissioner
A Montgomery dispatch reports United States Commissioner Elmore ruled Erdman’s law unconstitutional and discharged Frank Young a mail patcher on the Louisville and Nashville railroad for discharging railroad telegraphers. The case marks the railroad’s first victory in this matter.
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United States
Montgomery
Ala
Elmore Toray
Frank Young
Loulavilla and
Nashvil
Cuatedy Young Haa Geen
Loufavitla
Burmingham
Buss Women Seek to Marry Exiles in Turbulent Message
A fragmented notice reports Buss women seeking marriage with exiles. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a contact from Admiral Skrivlett commander of a unit receiving a telephonic message about exiles, with references to Pine Several and reg wats granted.
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Skrivlett
Meeting of Citizens to Suppress Crime in Atlanta
A large group of prominent Atlanta taxpayers gathered at the Young Men's Christian Association hall to address actions against a surge of outrages by Black residents. A committee chaired by Captain Wood Fit sr prepared an address urging immediate official action and enforcement of vagrancy laws, with plans to present to the city council next Monday.
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Young Menu Christian Association
Atlanta
Captain Wood Fit
Captain Hills
Ncwcast
George Muneating
Linton Vopkins
George Hillyer
Cotton Crop Totals for 1905-06 Reach 11 345 988 Bales
New Orleans reports Secretary Hester gives national totals for 1905-06 cotton crop. Port receipts 80 29 544 overland 1 008 443, northern consumption 2 307 081 making total 11 346 088 against 3 085 888 last year and 10 011 874 the year before. Savannah notes a year of minimal damage to cotton by fire, yet Savannah ports show a large drop in receipts. Plant yields and domestic consumption cited, with regional declines due to weather and conditions across southern states.
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New Orleans
Hester
Sleater
Nouthern
Eleaterma
Pambreny
Faye Big
Bavanash Bavannah
Taat
Savannah
Bevannah
Bavannah
Americus Anerican
Amelous
Bryan Tour Stirs New England Democrats in Connecticut
William J Bryan visited New Haven and Bridgeport delivering four lengthy addresses and speaking to a New England Democrats conference. He urged education investment, critiqued military spending, and impressed crowds with meetings, receptions, and handshakes despite modest street demonstrations.
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New Maven
Conn
Wiliam J Bryan
Connecticut
Aday
Bridgeport
New England Democrats
Urgean
New England
Bryan
Jefferson
Wid Jackson
Strife Spreads Across Eastern Cuba Provinces
Rebel activity extends to every Cuban province except one, signaling widening unrest across the island and raising fears of a broader confrontation. Authorities report continued clashes and calls for loyalty amid the spreading rebellion.
Insurgents Seize Control of Santa Clara Towns
Mayann reports escalating Cuban uprising across Bandaga and eastern Cuba. Eye witnesses describe desultory fighting in urban areas as insurgents gain ground, with Trinidad and Puerto Principe already affected and foreigners at risk. Government forces advance slowly in Pinar del Rio while insurgents exploit mountain trails to harass.
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Santa Clara
Ros Og Ingurgenta
Tha Oly
Puerto Principe
Warez Tra
Inaur
Trinidad
Trinidad J
Raltveny
Pinar del Rio
Pino Guerra
Daing Anan
Penra
Nile
Weather Forecast for Georgia Weekend
Weather page fragment notes fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday in Georgia. Light variable winds. Publication date August 3 remains unclear.
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Aatftinesen
Georgia
Ught
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