Plot to recover damages and obtain pardon in Tennessee murder case
In Chattanooga Tennessee June 15 the case involves Nannie Hutson administrating the estate of Will Hutson against Annie Brown and Horace alleging a scheme to recover damages of 25 dollars and obtain a pardon. Witnesses impeached testified that the plaintiff aimed to pay Annie Brown and others to kill Hutson. Annie M., serving ten years, died a month ago.
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Aenooga, Tenn
Nannie Hutson
Will Hutson
Annie Brown
Horace
Cox
Hutson
Annie M
Railroads Asked to Aid Intercommerce Commission Inquiry
The Intercommerce Commission issued a circular to all United States railways requesting information for its nationwide investigation. The letter seeks details on all business dealings and transportation activities relevant to the inquiry.
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Brynei
The
Intercommerce Commission
United States
Sntalletton
Judge Urges Reform of Illinois Criminal Laws
Private wire reports Judge John Gibbons in Chicago on June 15 urged sweeping reform of Illinois criminal laws to curb attacks on women. He called for harsher penalties and modernizing statutes, seeking a broader base for punishment and stricter enforcement of protections for female victims.
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Chicago
John Gibbons
Brjenel
Nurse Nellie Bullard Dies After Attack in Asylum
Relief ontdine Ohio June 15. Miss Nellie Bullard died last evening from injuries sustained more than a year ago while a nurse in the state hospital for the insane at Toledo. She was alone in a ward with an insane patient when attacked, and suffered fatal injuries. The legislature voted 500 due to her death.
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Ontdine
Ohio
Nellie Bullard
Yes
Toledo
Bulme
Bullard
Elevated beam kills workman on South Side rail line
June 15 James Burns and James Decker were fatally injured when an iron beam broke while workers adjusted a beam above the ground on the South Side elevated rail line. They were standing on the beam when it gave way, throwing them to the ground.
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James Burns
James Decker
Dowie's Wife Seeks Summer Home Property
In Muskegon county Mrs. Jane Dowie filed a bill in circuit court seeking a $200,000 White mer home property deeded by Deacon Voliva to Granger and then returned to her. A fight over the ownership is anticipated as the case unfolds.
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Wire
Mich
Jane
Muskegon County
Deacon Voliva
Granger
North Georgia Electric Company
William 8. Rea
Fulton County Superior Court
Rea
DeKalb County
The Georgian Dollar Has Its Time In Atlanta
The Georgian Dollar roams Atlanta offering premiums and causing locals to chase it. It visited Globe Clothing Company Harry Silverman's Etowah restaurant Brannen Anthony's drug store Wolfsheimer's market Law Bros. Co Cecil Meyer and others while promising a subscription and shop discounts. Numerous merchants list premiums tied to the round icon inviting residents to spend and claim rewards.
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Atlanta
Globe Clothing Company
Harry Silverman
Etowah
Branwen & Anthony's
Wolfsheimer’s
Law Bros. Co
Cecil Meyer
Esseman & Well
Whitehall St
Bare Dry Goods Company
West Cine Eas
Whitehall
Mtowah
Alabama Streets
Mitchell Streets
Isheimer & Co
Beet Market
Whitehall Street
Brannen & Anthony
White
Thomas Paine The Patriot and His Place in History
A condensed portrait of Thomas Paine as Washington’s ally and a driving force behind American independence. The piece notes Paine’s writings, his Quaker background, his courage under hardship, and his lasting legacy in U.S. history despite public misperception about The Age of Reason.
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Thomas Paine
The
Washington
Christian Min
Alto
Thomas
Austen
Pranhline
Philadel
Fogie
Wes Speers
Rnti
Vicin
Paine
England
Receiver Takes Over Athletic Park Amusement Resort
Special to The Georgian reports New Orleans on June 15 that Athletic Park, a Crescent City summer amusement resort, is placed in receivership. Gua Lehmann Jr and a creditor of the Athlete Park Au pee Bashan Company are named in the action, with the receiver appointed to manage the property.
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New Orleans
Athletic Park
Crescent City
Gua Lehmann, Jr
Athlete Park Au Pee Bashan Company
F. A. Fairchilds
Bureau of Publicity
Southern Cotton Association
Cotton Journal
The
Cotton Association
Boy Crate Factory Shafting Accident in Rome Georgia
Seven year old Howard Lindsay, son of R A Lindsay of East Rome, was injured at a local crate factory when his clothing entangled with a shafting pulley. He was violently spun, his back skin torn, heels beaten, and he collapsed unconscious. He was removed to his home for medical care and reported in critical condition.
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Howard
R.A. Lindsay
Rome
Brooklyn Bridge Dinkelspiel tale with Mike Skeesegeister
A fragmentary mock diary style note from a Brooklyn setting recounts a character named Mike Skeesegeister and his plan to write a book about a Brooklyn Bridge riot. The piece blends comic mispronunciations and street scene details with a playful yet chaotic narrative voice, referencing police and a sturgeon narrator.
Cromwell Must Answer Questions on Canal Case
Washington June 15 The senate canal committee ordered William Nelson Cromwell to answer questions about the canal when he appears before it Tuesday. He has previously declined, arguing that answering would violate professional privilege yet the committee insists on clarification.
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Washington
Senate Canal Committee
William Nelson Cromwell
Allapta Bar Association Charter Committee Named
A five member committee was appointed by Colonel B. F. Abbott to draft a charter for the new Allapta Bar Association. The appointees are James Lekee, Stephens, Walter W. Wisanska, and EB. Marvin Underwood.
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Allapta Bar Association
B. F. Abbott
James Lekee Itetannette
Stephens
Walter W. Wisanska
EB. Marvin Underwoold
Hazing Criticism Spurs Reform In Colleges And England
The piece condemns hazing as a growing crime not only in the United States but also England. It notes cases of severe humiliation, including an officer subjected to stripping, oil, feathers, and jam, and reports investigations promised by authorities. It cites Kenyon College killings and calls for stricter laws and sport regulation to curb savage collegiate behavior.
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W. R. Hearst
England
Conter
Pat
de Sauna
Ohio
Kenyon College
Recovers damages after long fight over Boer voyage injury
Special to The Georgian. New Orleans June 15. Peter Kentzel, a muleteer aboard the Montcalm, fought four years in U.S. courts to recover damages for injuries from a hatch accident during the voyage to South Africa and back in the Boer war era. Judge Parlange ruled Kentzel won $2,000 in the United States circuit Court.
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New Orleans
South Africa
Peter Kentzel
Montcalm
Kentzel
Hee Sn
Parlange
United States Circuit Court
Kentsel
Minority Fight Substitute Bill Aimed at Pacers
Washington June 15 The minority of the agriculture committee led by Representative Bowie Alabama presented a report against the House substitute for the Beveridge meat inspection bill. Bowie and other minority members opposed the cost to the people and the abolition of civil service rules governing inspectors, calling the Beveridge plan better and more effective.
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Washington
House
Bowie
Alabama
Ree Prato
Candler
Cramer
Indiana
Connecticut
Davis
Minnesota
Heveridge
Stone Mountain Baptist Sunday School Convention Details
The Stone Mountain Baptist Sunday School convention will meet with the Decatur Baptist church on July 6 and 8. All Stone Mountain Association Sunday schools should send representatives and notify Rev. J. E. Sammons in Decatur by July 1 to arrange housing. A two day program covers devotional services, leadership talks, evangelistic roles, teachers’ meetings, and Sunday records, with sessions led by W. J. Northen, B. W. Spilman, John E. Briggs, W. W. Lathem, and others.
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Stone Mountain Baptist
Decatur Baptist Church
Stone Mountain Association
J. E. Sammons
Decatur
W. J. Northen
Lern
B. W. Spilman
S. ‘. Cowan
John E. Briggs
Sunday School
W. W. Lathum
W. Andrews
Adent Superintend
John ‘Tf. Pendleton
Sci : NE Service
George W. Andrews
M. IL. Brittain
H. Feeridge
B. W. Ns
A. J. Moncrief
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