Fifty Years Thirty Lashes for Delaware Negro
Charisa Conley, the man who attacked Mrs Beatrice Franklady and her daughter Miss Guasio Lettwigon on a public road ten days ago, was sentenced in Tlaki moton Delaware to fifty years in prison and to receive thirty lashes at the whipping post. He was arrested Monday night, confessed, and today was indicted tried and sentenced. The prisoner will be whipped next Saturday.
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Tlakimoton
Del
Charisa Conley
Beatrice Franklady
Guasio Lettwigon
Conley
Organized shoplifters claim growing in New York stores
September 16. Louie Lowenstein, lawyer for the Association of Department Store Owners, says shoplifting cases show an organized system among shoplifters. In eight court cases the prisoners pleaded guilty. He asserts gangs operate with funding and a plan to target major stores, with two men comprising two thirds of gang members.
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York
Louie Lowertateln
Eurity
Br. Lowenstein
Ten Millions in Gold Cargo of One Ship
Ten million dollars in gold is aboard the Cunard steamer Carmatta which arrived today. The treasury aided by advancing funds and receiving government bonds enabled the shipment to travel, with bankers coordinating receipts and payments as the gold moved toward secure storage amid a large money market.
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Cunard
New York
Endorsement of Women's Suffrage by Juslin Candidate
The Johns town Democrat lauds Lewis iim ery Jr as governor candidate who strongly supports woman suffrage. If elected, Pennsylvania could advance in the movement. The piece argues many male directors have proved rotten, suggesting women would be prudent freeholders and good housekeepers.
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Johhntown
Lewis Iimery, Jr
Gover
Pennsylvania
Men Who Stole "The General" Reunion Honors Raiders
In Chattanooga on September 19 a Wilder brigade reunion honored survivors of the Andrews Raiders and the pursuing Georgians who stole the engine The General. Notables Major Kilbourne and Colonel Fort hosted as six Raiders survive, with many details of the raid and monuments recalled, including the Union Station engine display and the Ohio monument. The article notes eight men buried at a memorial and mentions others who escaped or were exchanged.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilder
Andrews
Tig Shanty
Kilbourne
Lin Nown
Tomlinson Fort
Misa Kate
Fort
Mountain City
Nashville and
Chatttanooga
William Knight
Buryker
Ohio
Jacob Parrott
Kenton
John H. Porter
Windfall
Ind
Wiliam Bensinger
McComb
Daniel A. Dorsey
Enid
Wilson W. Hrown
Farwell
Mich
Big Bharity
Fuller
Andrawa
Iself
Union Station
Stdin
Thhae
Ate Santa
Judge Stiles Will Contest Higdon Sheriff Victory
Judge J P Stiles contests the 181 election in Jefferson County over Colonel Ely Higdon who led by eight votes after a stolen ballet box altered the tally. The final reported margin stood at about ten thousand votes, triggering a formal notice of protest from Stiles.
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Higdon
Ely Higdon
Jefferson Cnunty
Pritmars
Lewleton
Waana
Menely
Judse
Flagman Dies After Being Crushed Between Cars
Yesterday morning Clay Williams a flagman on the Routhern railway fell between two cars and his legs were badly mangled. He died later at Grady hospital. Williams came from Bremen Ga to Atlanta for railroad work and his body was taken to Bremen for interment.
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Clay Williams
Routhern
Grady Hosptal
Williams
Atlanta
Bremen
H. 3
Patterson
Assassination during a walk shocks Warsaw
In Warsaw on September 19 Nicolaioff of the artillery was killed while walking by five revolutionaries who surrounded him and shot him dead. The target was misidentified as a field court martial member. the murderers fled the scene.
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Warsaw
Betan Bank Cashier Disappears After Note Blames Defaulter
Betan Kansas September 12. C B Atoldard cashier of the State Bank of Betan with deposits of 873000 disappeared today leaving a note claiming he was a defaulter and had fled the safe in time locked. The amount missing is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betan
Kan
C. B. Atoldard
State Bank of
JUDGE RUSSELL CONSIDERING CANDIDACY FOR APPEALS JUDGESHIP
Judge Tt D Russett of Winder, linked by friends to a gubernatorial run, arrived in Atlanta to decide whether to allow his name on the Democratic primary ballot for judge of the court of appeals. He noted funds reportedly paid by supporters and stated he had not consented to his name appearing, while considering the matter amid personal bereavement and public duty.
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Tt. D. Russett
Winder
Atle Court of
Noth
Pin
Poammidste Ter
Apprala
Sorde
Auliances
Toss
Goterter
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