Girl Saved From Horrible Fate On Train
A 10 year old girl Virginia Reed of Brunswick Georgia was rescued after a man Tindall held her prisoner on a train to Jacksonville. The pair arrived at the Union Station where a passenger notified a police officer and Tindall was detained at police headquarters while Virginia was placed in care with Rev. R A Bateman of Central City Mission and her parents contacted. Police pursued a search and a lookout was issued for the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sch. Tindall
Bladen
Virginia Reed
Brunswick
Rev
R.A Bateman
Central City
Tindall
Travelers Hotel
West Day Street
Bridge and
Gay
Streets
Chi
Claranse D. Hopes
Misarest
Central City Mission
Tris of
Bridge
Bay
Bay Streets
Br. Bateman
Jacksonville
Bateman
Rev. Bateman
Fane
Sindall
Rey
Rae
Jacheonvinle
Dr. Bateman
Jamestown
Wreck on the Southern injures twenty-one near Charlottesville
A passenger train jumped the track near Charlottesville North Carolina this morning. Twenty-one people were injured, several seriously, as coaches were smashed. Initial fears of fatalities proved unfounded as no one was killed outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottsville
N. C
Southern Railway
Local tale on Brunswick abduction case and Jacksonville report
A Brunswick boarding house tale centers on Matilda Harper who vanished with Tindall to Jacksonville where a drunken man had been jailed. The Harpers investigate in Jacksonville as police monitor the couple and abduction charges are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Harger
Matilda
Day Street
W. Watkins
Tindall
Matlda
Cortence
Ester
Prunswick
Tindell
Hortense
Mrs. Harper
Dan
Jacksonville
Harper
Costn
Brunswick
Php
Man Charged With Larceny Claims Temporary Insanity
In Justice Lambs court a young white man named Knight faced larceny charges after entering Mrs. Gann's boarding house with a false story. Witnesses testified he claimed spells render him unable to control actions and that a man named Wilson stole his wife, triggering the alleged theft. The court found temporary insanity and dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb- Tight
Knight
John Farmer
Wilson
Timae
Krishi
Dudime Cuart
Hia
Morocco Sultan under pressure as abdication looms
Dispatches indicate Morocco moves toward revolution with the Sultan likely to abdicate or flee within days. France is expected to conquer the country while Germany remains uninvolved, signaling a drastic shift in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morocco
France
Germany
Furniture Sale At Leavy & Co On Grant Street
Today Leavy & Co at 213 Grant Street offers a handsome halfrack solid walnut 609 yards hall carpet one dozen box springs two bedsteads three wardrobes three dressers weststands 29 cots and mattresses and more. Customers may receive delivery with man and machine at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavy & Co
Grant Street
Enormous beet resembles dressed turkey in Columbus exhibit
A 117 pound beet displayed in Columbus Georgia for two days draws wide interest. The giant vegetable, colored and shaped like a dressed fowl, closely mirrors a turkey in outline and hue from a short distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chicago Rocked by Escalating Child Crime Wave
Chicago investigators confront a rising wave of child assaults and murders similar to New York’s earlier spree. Police pledge to use all resources to halt the killings as more victims are reported daily and the force intensifies its search for the unknown perpetrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Telegraphers strike widens as walkouts expand
From Chicago on August 26 a telegraphers strike spreads with no near end in sight. President Small warned that all operators employed by all telegraph companies would quit by next Saturday, adding three or four hundred more workers to the walkout beyond those already affected by the larger firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacon
Savannah
Augusta
Madon
Atlanta
Albany
Tno
Small
Telegraphers
Fall From Bicycle Causes Death of 8-Year-Old Girl
Blossom Hopkins, an eight year old girl described as of Negro race, died Sunday morning from injuries after a fall from a bicycle ride on the handlebars of her brother’s bicycle several days earlier. Rheumatism was listed as the contributing condition. Robert Keron, once a resident, is visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Hopkins
Robert Keron
Moultrie
Fatalist Capitalist Killed in Chattanooga Car Crash
B. F. Reese, described as a capitalist, died in a Chattanooga wreck. Two others, including William Love, a traveling representative from New York, were injured when the automobile left the road and struck an embankment. The crash occurred near Chattanooga, with a third occupant also hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Reese
Chattanooga
Lela
New York
William Love
Willard Comedians to Perform Three Nights at Grand Opera House
The Sooner company presents Henry and Willard’s comedians for a three night engagement at the Grand Opera House starting Thursday. Miss Mabel Page joins the bill and Manager Willard, famed across the south, brings his troupe with popular reception expected. Reserved seating available opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Henry
Grand Opera House
Mabel Page
South
Magoon to Nationalize Cuba Sanitary System
Washington reports Gov Magoon plans a decree nationalizing sanitary systems across Cuban cities to let the provisional government enforce fever controls. Officials say the measure is nearly ready despite political opposition. A yellow fever outbreak in Cienfuegos is linked to local doctors and hospital practices involving American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Washington
Cuba
Taft
Gov Magoon
Cienfuegos
Doctor Landa
Landa
Georgia Railroad Commission Reorganized With Five Members
Governor Smith appoints Calway and Hillyer to join McLendon as new members of the Georgia railroad commission at a reorganized meeting. The five member board, with expanded powers, will oversee railroads and public utilities, with Hines sworn in as attorney and Montgomery as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Smith
Fuller Bk
Cal Yay
LaGrange
George Hillyfr
Auania
Georgia Railroad Commission
M. C. McLendon
Thomasville
Gover
Grown
State Railroad Commission
G. McLendon
Thomas County
Joseph M. Brown
Cobb County
Ohe
Hiram Warner Hill
Merri Weather County
O. B. Stevens
Merriweather County
O. ©. McLendon
Fuler E. Callaway
Troupe County
George Hillyer
Filton County
Smilin
Hillyer
R. J. Davant
Savannah
Georgia
George F. Montgomery
George FE. Montgomery
White girl badly beaten in Laurens County jail assault
In Dublin Georgia on a Friday night Willie Myrick and Henrietta Walker two 16 year old girls were jailed for allegedly assaulting and wounding Pessie Lloyd a 16 year old white girl. Lloyd was beaten with an unprovoked attack and one of her cats was nearly bitten. The Myrick girl allegedly acted with Walker aiding and abetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Wilie Myrick
Henrietta Walker
Laurens County
Seriou
Pessie Lloyd
Whiteirl
Buckeye
Willie Myvick
Mie Lloyd
Myrick
Miss Lloyd
Hfun
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Syrom Brunswick
Wid
Maile
Father
Ecute Man
Jacksonville Times-Union of Yesterday
Union
Char
Lottsville, VA
LOGAL
By Bain
Eral
Justice Court
Green Mare
Sie
Country
Rop”s of Leavy & Co
Cgdote Uge
Slack the Ripper
Othike Browa
Auio Fatalist
GRAND
Callaway
WEW
Ernor Smith Yester
Mpclenqon 1S Chairman
Georgia Railroad Commission Was
Miss Lioyd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!