Trial of Lockaby Murder Case At Tallulah Falls
Rabun superior court heard the case of Lecksby charged with murder in the death of Austin Mitchell at Tallulah Falls. Defense for Lockaby argued by Clarkesville attorney H H Dean and W S Parr of Clay County, with a verdict of not guilty. A reward had been offered by the governor for information leading to capture. The trial drew attention for its political and legal implications in the region.
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Rabun
Kimgey
Lecksby
Austin Mitchell
Aplenic
Tallulah Falls
Lockaby
Pry
Ered
Ty I
Clarkesville
H. H. Dean
W. 8. Parr
Clay
Voter Fraud Allegations Surface in 1904 Election Review
The Philadelphia assessors began exact voter list corrections amid police and party observers to curb fraud. Police say about fifty thousand names were stricken from the list that day, with over sixty thousand valid registrations found in a house to house canvass. No arrests occurred.
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Philadelphia
Linder
Potter
Department of Public Safety
Weaver
Democratic Party
Regulas Republicans
Vetera
Plan of This To Growers Exposition Stirs Convention
A plan by the Cotton Growers Association to plant 1,000,000 bales of cotton prompts debate at the Ashavills Convention. Cheatham notes the expo exposes recent department issues and contemplates actions by Congress. More than 100 delegates convene at Zennllworth. a preliminary meeting gathers state agricultural officials and leaders to arrange announced publication this Thursday.
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Saptstader
Een Coliin Growers Association
Zennllworth
Jnseta
McLaurit
South Carolina
Ralee
Randolph Lyons
New Uaick
R. Poole
Alabeata
Aiotation
Pulpit Swap Made By Lee And Bradley Pastors
The Rev Dr James W Lee of St John Church in St Louis moves to Trinity in Atlanta and Rev Bradley Bradley leaves Trinity Atlanta to assume St John in St Louis. The transfer, announced at the next conference, reflects the strong ties of the Southern Methodist Church and cardiovascular impact on local clergy. Dr Lee is noted as a leading Southern Methodist figure and author.
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Trinity
St Louis
Dn Lee
Atlanta
St. Louis
James W. Lee
St. John Methodist Episcope Church
South
Georgia
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Louth
Amit
Wks
Budiey
Trinity Thurch
Atiaata
Bradley Je
Jabor
John Church
Kings Egbway
Moethodwa
Mrge
J. W. Lee
Atignia
Abilene
Augusta
Boston
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Detroit
Dedge
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Jupiter
Fort Kansas
el Baltimore
Knoxville
Los Angeles
Memphis
Montgomery
Orleans
New York
Rapid City
San Francisco
Beattie
Lowe
Vicksburg
Fresh Cases of the Place for Secretary Close Welch
Fragmentary text notes cases related to place for secretary and near Prussia while referencing Welch. Limited readable items suggest political or administrative matters in a regional context with places and names partly obscured.
Cholera updates and emigration controls in Europe
Berlin reports eleven new cholera cases and one death, total 77 cases and 24 deaths, with most patients quarantined near infected areas. Hamburg confirms strict emigre quarantine and inspection procedures, including fumigation and six day surveillance for those bound for the United States.
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Berlin
Thies
Chotera
Warsaw
West Praga
Posen
Hamburg
Associated Press
United States
Bamburg
Bulgaria
Murgeon McLaughlin
United States Treasury
Naples
Convicts Prove Revenue Makers In Alabama
Montgomery reports show state convict department net earnings for the year ending August 31 at 305,862.26 with gross receipts 540,829.88 and expenses 251,160.08. Death rate under 8 percent, cotton mills aiding inmate labor. crop conditions poor due to moisture and flooding.
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Montgomery
Ala
State
Hiragg
Amabama Section
Weather Bureau
Ney
Hoke Smith speaks in Albany on railroad rates and Negro suffrage
In Albany Georgia Hoke Smith addressed a courthouse crowd on the five great railroads and Central's freight rates. He dismissed claims in a Atlanta Constitution piece about federal appointments, naming Jennie Brown and Cornelius King as examples, defending his political stance and arguing the paper's remarks were unfounded. He stayed over to deliver an educational address at the school building.
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Awalnsboro
Jennig Brown
Jennie Brown
Bishop Brown
Tenavesea
Democratic Party
Cornelius King
Washingto
King
Commission On
Porter
Hadi
Newspaperman Harry Haynes Ends Life in Austin
Harry Haynes, 57, prominent Austin Statesman journalist and former Texas political figure, shot himself after dinner at home. He left a wife and four children and was last at work until 7 PM.
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Harry Haynes
Austin
Texas
Tex
Austin Statesman
Ef Cipitol Building
Hong
Beleavon
Bainbridge Denies Entry To Joe Hill Hall Over Quarantine
Hon. Joe Hill Hall of Macon was detained by Bainbridge quarantine officers after admitting recent travel to Atlanta and Austria. Hall, involved in a damage suit against the Georgia Florida and Coeesi railway, faced denial from Mayor Willis and vowed to return to Macon. The city council's quarantine rules prevailed and Hall would miss entry to Bainbridge, with proceedings likely deferred to the next term.
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Alnbridge
Joe Hill Hall
Macon
West
Bainbridge
Alanta
Hall
Hilliard
Georgia, Florida
Coeesi
West Sae
Austia
Willia
Gorry
Willis
Ttis
West Bainbridge
Hia
Ifell
Italian Fired At Crowd In South Beach Pavilion Fight
A rejected Italian at a South Beach dance hall in Statensland fired into a crowd after challenging Fort Wadsworth soldiers to a fight. Edward Carson of Staten Island was shot in the forehead and later died. another man was wounded as the Italian fled.
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South Beach
Statensland
Fort Wadsworth
New York
Edward Carson
Staten Island
Georgia Woman Reclaims Long Lost Sapphire Pin
Mrs McCaw, a demonstrator at a Georgia exhibit, spotted a sapphire pin on a stranger at the fairgrounds. The wearer said her brother found it in Indianapolis about twelve years ago. Mrs McCaw identified the pin and recovered the heirloom valued at 8366.
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Oatland
Oregon
Georgis
Fair Grounds
Mra. McCaw
Manufacturers
Indianapolis
Tartars and Armenians clash in Shusha streets
Reports from Tiflis state Tartars and Armenians fought from entrenched positions as much of Shusha and surrounding towns burned. over 200 houses destroyed. In Baku oil works set ablaze as troops struggle to restore order amid attacks by armed bands. Kishineff details still uncertain as casualties rise. authorities cite troop intervention. In Constantinople four more Redif battalions called to counter Albanian and Greek insurgents in Macedonia.
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Petersburg
Tiflis
Caucasus
Baku
Elizabeth Not
Shusha
Shisha
Balakhan
Kishineff
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Third Army Corps
Albania
Macedonia
Judge Parker to Succeed Collins as Sublet Official
Round $100000 a year for Judge Alton B Parker announced in New York on September 5 as the former sponsor for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. Professor Collins has retired and the firm Collings & Sheehan will become Sheehan & Parker with William F Sheehan as a key supporter in the Ragen wESRIREL campaign.
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Alton’ B. Parker
Collins
New York
Brooklyn’ Rapid Transit Company
Colling
Collings
Weather forecast across states for Wednesday and Thursday
Washington reports a broad forecast with Georgia and Virginia showing fair and partly cloudy conditions. North Carolina and South Carolina expect fair to partly cloudy skies with light to northeast winds. Texas Florida and Alabama show fair weather with some showers or cooler spells in western areas. Kentucky and Tennessee anticipate fair and slightly warmer conditions with some rain in western portions. Eastern Florida remains fair with variable winds. Overall, showers and cooler spells appear in western regions including Arkansas and western Texas.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Missiepiopi
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
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