Bond Halts Atlanta Trade Over Leo Frank Lynching
Harold L Bond president of the Bond Company says he will not quote Atlanta on caulking yarn or tools until Georgia takes official action regarding the Leo M Frank lynching. He dictated the letter and says the stance reflects his indignation at the crime and belief Atlanta must respond.
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Harold L. Bond
Atlantic Avenue
Harold L. Bond Company
Atlanta
W. B. Chambers
Leo M. Frank
Directors of N. H. Winners
Federal Judge Hunt ordered the government to supply more details to William Rockefeller and other defendants in the Sherman law conspiracy case linked to the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co. The court requires a precise statement of basic facts and creative features behind the alleged 1890 conspiracy. Delays of six months to a year are anticipated. The ruling also clarifies the statute of limitations, allowing sufficient defects only for three years prior to the indictment.
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New York
Hunt
William Rockefeller
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Beede Sentenced For Larceny In Newton Court
Lyman J. Beede of New York received 30 days in the House of Correction after appearing in Newton Court to answer a charge of larceny of $2.50 from Miss Mabel Dow of 368 Washington Street West Newton.
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Lyman J. Beede
New York
House of Correction
Newton Court
Mabel Dow
Washington Street
West
Newton
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