Arrest of Joshua Harrison Ties North Carolina Abduction Case
Raleigh reports Joshua Harrison, one of Currituck County's oldest residents, arrested on complicity in the abduction of Kenneth Beasley, son of Senator S. N. Beasley. The 6 year old vanished near Currituck Sound in February 1906, triggering a large statewide search. revelations tied Harrison to the long mystery amid false leads from New York to Norfolk and months of public concern.
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Joshua Harrison
North Caroling
Beasley
Raleigh, N
Joshua Marrison
Currituck County
Hoeetana
Kenneth Beasley
S. N. Beasley
Currituck Sound
Ta'sigh
Harriton
Ana Yy
Virginia
Bersley
New York
Harrison
Kenneth
Norfolk
Aix
Glennik
North
Cirotina
Funeral today for J W Nolen engineer killed in wreck
Masons and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will conduct services this afternoon for J W Nolen, a Southern Railway locomotive engineer killed in the Prescott wreck. Relatives include his wife, her father, and his brother. The funeral from 37 Window Street at 3 o clock is announced by T G Russell Chief of Division 368.
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Masons and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. W. Nien
Southern Railway
Prescott
Netham Hirmingham
Windacret
ant @ Fulton lodge
Susons
Nolen
L. Hawen
W. J . Nolen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engleves
I. W. Nolen
Imason
Tnernally
T. G. Russell
Greene and Hobson Nominated in Alabama Sixth District
The Republican convention in Imomery Alabama names Greene of Tuscaloosa to run for Congress against Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson the Democratic nominee. The event occurred September 8 in the sixth congressional district race.
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Hobson
Congress
Alabama
Imomery
Ala
Phicam
Greene
Tuscaloosa
Richmond Pearson Flobson
Osborn Seeks Court for Second Stockade Team
Georgia gubernatorial candidate J B Osborn, a socialist, was released from the city stockade after serving sixteen days of a thirty day sentence for gathering a crowd and speaking without a permit. Mayor Woodward and Councilman Taylor defended the action amid protests from Atlanta socialists and supporters in Augusta. Osborn pledged to continue advocating free speech and voiced willingness to again face arrest if needed.
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Georgia
Taylor
Woodward
Stockade
Atelanta
Solulss
Augusta
J D. Ofhorn
M. Wood
Board of County Commissioners
Socalitat
Ito
Osburn
Atlanta
Tha
Knight of the Grip Captures A Wild Turkey Near Thomasville
Atlanta traveler John Vester and Hon W MacIntyre chased a wild turkey through brush near Thomasville Georgia. They cornered the bird and Vester captured it with bare hands after a dash toward freedom, sending word of the feat back to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Knight OF the
John Vester
Thomasville
Hon W. Macintyre
MacIntyre
Serosa
Maclityre
Uberty
Rattling of the "Bones" Worries Auctioneer on Peachtree Street
On a Friday afternoon a car ride from Aragon hotel to Piedmont Park turned chaotic when two boys and Julius Green mocked an auctioneer Leo Ifread. Fresh, unwell, grabbed the objects from the boys causing a scuffle that led Judge Broyles to fine Fresh five pounds. The incident involved several passengers and a conductor who said Fresh alone objected to the bone routine.
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Peachtree
Piedmont Park
Leo Ifread
Julius Green
Carter
Atlanta Geogiee
Fresh
Aragon Hotel
Broyles
Freach
Conta
Notar
Test Case Appealed at Fitzgerald
Vitagerald Georgia September Special. Judge J HL Martin ruled on Sloney Grover saloon case. Grover argued governor did not sign the bill so it was not law and he could open. Judge Martin fined Grover $800 or twelve months imprisonment. Grover posted bond and will appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Fitzgerald
Vitagerald
J. HL. Martin
Sloney Grover
Hia
Senate
Martin
Glover
Supreme Court
New Laboratory Ready at Tech Expands Georgia Tech Studies
Georgia School of Technology unveils the Lyman Patt chemical laboratory with modern equipment to start October 1. A broader chemistry program, new mining engineering department, and four added mathematics professors aim to broaden study paths and enroll 800 or more students for the 1906 07 scholastic year.
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Lyman Patt
Georgia School of Technology
H. G. Matheson Yeaterdayr
Lyman Hall Chemical Laboratory
W. H. Emerson
Tech
Matheson
Eouth
Coures
J. I. McCable
Azot State Geologiat
Emtravel
Georgiaa
Ahat
Floyd Field
Evanston
E. ©. Colotta
Cornell University
W. V. Bkiles
Lacs
Chicago University
J. A. Smith
Virgin
Techavice
Mtudenia
Adairsville Votes Unanimously for Water Works Bonds
Adairsville Ga September the town voted on water works bonds in a unanimous result. The mayor Jos P Bowdoin and council prepared the proposal detailing machinery and piping and will oversee the contract. Citizens are urged to learn more as officials answer questions.
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Adairaville
Jos P. Bowdoin
Stone Mountain Baptist Association to Meet Completes Plans
The sixty seventh annual Stone Mountain Baptist Association session gathers in the city September 12 to 14 with about 250 delegates from 44 churches. Prominent ministers from Atlanta will attend along with mission board representatives and returned missionaries. The Covington church reports strong progress under Rev Pendleton and all churches expect healthy reports on education and missions.
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Stone Mountain Baptist Association
Junius W. Millard
D. D
Ponce de Laon
Atlanta
C. J. Copeland
George Hillyer
Aasociation
James Kempton
Kumamoto
Japan
Tav
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J. W. Nolen
Republicaws
J. B. Osborn
New York City
Portland
Ores
Denver
Colo
EDDY
Sheppard
Excelsior
Hightower & Graves
Whitehall
the Fat Store
America
Crofut & Ka
de Luxe Miller
Chase & Co
Stetson
Daniel
Manhattan
Daniel Brothers Co. Clothiers
Ftatters
Shitlmakers
Walton Street
Jies
Outlook
Adairsville
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Thomas D. Meador
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Ancker, Jr
Thomas J. Avery, ‘Thomas Egleston
Sam M. Inman
Robert J. Lowry, John BE. Murphy
T. Orme
Henry W. Davis
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