Prisoner roster flood stalls release efforts at police station
A jumble of scanned names shows numerous detainees central to an ongoing hold, with Chief Jennings stating no bond will be accepted and authorities aiming to move the group to state courts. The long list includes juveniles and adults linked to the case, awaiting further legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Helaw
Omar Wit
Mama
Cleveland Kuper
Trait Cowan
Frank Henderson
Norah Raven
Brant Dundeen
Wit Nurroughs
George Crump
Ed Mitchell
Hen Fears
Ihy
Oscar Tait
Anna Hawkins
Ed Smith
Lucile Rixey
Jim Kellestha
Et Cox O
JH Curr
Woo
Shepardow
Woc
Levacy Ory Bam Lockeidhern
BN Durham
Stephen Davenport
Sallie Walker
Everett Joneschi
Clarence Griggs
John Simpson
Hugnes
Will Hint
Derry McGuire
John Cochran
Clysess Reed
Joe Hayes
Jim Anderson
John Clinkseules
Sanford Marchman
Ralph Flightawer
Wille Grant
al Teavera
Leon Burt
Charlie Trandall
Henry Grexham
John Hally
Taunt Jeter
Antony Lundy
Chief Henry Jennings Prophesies Increase in City Riots
The article cites Chief Henry Jennings predicting a surge in crime as county police growth coincides with rising tensions. He urged extra officers and a reserve force, and the council approved funds for thirty more guards plus ten per watch. He warned about mobs and riots linked to a shifting African American population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jennings
Police Board
Bodies of Deceased Black People Taken From the City
Reports claim Black victims were removed from the city after a night of unrest. Police say multiple fatalities occurred and bodies were hurried out in wagons to prevent improper burial, with witnesses noting no remains in Semmerhill. Details remain conflicting as investigators pursue facts about mob actions and transport of bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deid Wan
Reporter of the Constitution
Semmerhill
Neeved
Georgia
West Falr
Mounted Police Halt Mob After Saturday Night Rioting
Four mounted officers on duty along Peters Street dispersed a crowd that looted a pawn shop and hardware store, saved homes and property, but much of the district suffered damage when a boy mob returned Sunday night to smash doors and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters Street
Milton
Brown
Hiulney
Dorett
Rosser Dowan
Cars Held Up By Mobs In Houston Street Car Attack
A Houston street car leaving Pryor street near the Candler building was seized by a mob of armed men who searched for black passengers. They forced several women off the car and tried to remove a child, but Mr Hollingsworth protected his infant. Gunfire erupted near Courtland street. two dead are reported nearby, and the assailants fled as police arrived.
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Houston
Pryor Street
Candler
P Hollaghworth
Highland Avenue
Hollingsworth
Courtland Street
Soldiers Take Care Of War-weary Troops At Open House
In a long improvised dining room set by Mr Aimmer a weary Vic state militia unit spent a night in the city after 89 hours on duty. The open house provided meals to uniformed soldiers, seating all who kept a regulation appearance, and many praised the unusual hospitality as an excellent gesture.
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Kijmball
Vic
Aimmer
Ceck
Sunda
Sytget Cowel
Firat
AR Holacroy
Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church
Join E White
Join E White, Pastor of the Second Repast
Audi
Keil
Sacred Heart Church
Church of God
Vester Ty Minhoy Ketley
Mob Rebuked by Captain English at Peachtree Junction
A mob taunted soldiers on Martots street near Peachtree Junction until Captain JW English intervened, ordering the mob to stop and warning of possible arrests. The crowd dissipated, avoiding further clashes as troops remained under strict orders. Nearby, a locomotive engine explosion in Natchez hospitalizes several, and the battleship Connecticut prepares to join active duty this week.
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Martots Street
Peachtree Junction
JW. English
Hart
Natches, Miss
Itecays
Lightfoot
Tee Natchez Hospital
Raging Riots Prompt Clergy Call For End To Rape
Amid Saturday night violence in the city, numerous pastors and church leaders condemn mob justice and demand law and order. They urge moderation, emphasize protecting citizens, and call for authorities to curb looting and violence while condemning rape and related crimes as the root cause of disorder.
Tech Surgeon Beaten On Way To Armory
Dr Jackson, chief surgical officer of the JAC regiment, was attacked early this morning on Vermont Avenue while en route to join his troops. He was struck on the head with a rock, severely beaten, and transported to a private hospital where his condition is described as precarious but improving. The incident occurred as he hurried toward duty after being summoned from his home.
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WA Duckson
Georgia Tech
Ano
JAC
Hegrovs
Vorrent Avenue
Jackson
Hfe
Hong
Narrow escape for Al Field's Minstrels amid mob action
Al Field's Minstrels narrowly escaped serious injury as a mob attacked near the old depot after a performance at the Grams opera house. Members and attendants fled, some blackened their faces to avoid identification, while police and fire crews battled the riot as flames and alarms filled Atlanta streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottern
Aasenting
Grams Opera
Mayor James Woodward Resists Mob in Atlanta Night
Mayor James Woodward spent the night and early morning on the street trying to restrain a mob and restore order in Atlanta. He delivered several speeches, used the fire department to quell the crowd, and waited at Whitehall and Alabama for transportation home as dawn broke.
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James Woodward
Ayor Jamer G WoopWand
Whitehall
Alabama
Hoge Injured By Brick Through Window
James Hoge, a white man from Macon at 620 Arch Street, was injured when a brick was thrown from a car window around 7 p m yesterday. He was taken to Grady Hospital in critical condition with possible skull fracture. accompanied by friend KK Humphrie n.
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Macon
James Hoge
Grady Hospital
Ashlona
Howe
Arch Street
Sears
Fight halted by police in welterweight title bout
A twenty round welterweight championship bout in Lenvenorth interrupted when police halted the fight between contenders including Rhodes and Wolcott. The incident occurred amid crowd unrest as officials attempted to restore order. Local reports indicate no further action at this time.
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Lenvenorth
Kana
Ula
Wolcott
Ciristin
Doctor Praises Bowden Lithia Water For Patients
Dr J B Sewell director of the Carroll ton Sanitarium writes that he has ordered a great deal of Bowden Lithia Water for his patients and finds it a great help to cure them. Phone 1086 to order a case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sewell
Carrollton Sanitarium
Trying to Make Way Back Home in Lost Boy Tale
A 12 year old boy from Macon Georgia travels toward Woodbine Kentucky after being taken from a Central train. He receives lodging and food from hotel manager A M Taslor and later from Georgia Industrial Home staff. He suffers the loss of two kind ladies en route and continues toward his Kentucky relatives while facing hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Woodbine
Frank Strickluna
M = Taslor
Iotel Stewart
Gunn
Georgia
Aisfattur
Kentucky
Leenburg
Leenburg, Tare
Anil
Amithville
Sparta
Paving Contract Awarded in Waycross Seals City Deal
The Waycross city council awarded a paving contract on September 23 to the Georgia Engineering Company of Augusta for about 17 000 square yards of vitrified brick pavement at 187 dollars per square yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haterday
Georgia Engineering Company
Augusta
Be Sure You Get You Ask For Be Sure to Get You Ask For
A historical ad warns buyers to avoid counterfeit Cascarets and insist on genuine remedy company tablets marked CCG. It claims vast sales figures and daily consumption, condemns imitators, and urges vigilance against dishonest promoters supposedly harming health and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senco
Remedy Company
Buk
Funeral notices for Adolph Norick Brandi and others
The friends of the late Adolph Norick Brandi and Mer Mire Casper Myer announce funeral services from 249 Warrington Street at 830 Monday night. Interment will be at Augusta Crypt.
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Brandi
Adolph Ant Kowa
Mer
Mire Casper Myer
Warrington Street
Augusta
Resolutions on Death of Mr Dimmock Board of War Commissioner
The board of water commissioners of Atlanta mourns the death of Mr Dimock secretary to the board. He served as secretary since January 1869 and earlier as councilman alderman and provisional mayor pro tem. The resolutions praise his faithful service and request city papers publish the notice, with sympathy to Mrs Dimmock and family.
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Board of War
Secretari
Clie
Dinimak
Wood
Dinnock Wareles
Jamuers
Board of Water Commissioners
Joxa Uio
Acelanta
Dimmbek
Mont
Minutes of
Tin Board
Two on a Hilltop
Bhe enjoys a new experience as Hre-Gorgeoue comments on the sunrise. The pair observe the moat beauty and remark on the day ahead from their vantage point on the hilltop.
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