Rebuttal Evidence in Ghanbery Trial Described by State
Witnesses recount medical opinions on alleged derangement and sanity of the defendant. Dr. Forgey and Mrs. Forgey describe Mrs. Granbery’s status during visits, noting poverty, unhappiness, and strained relations with the defendant and his mother. The testimony covers payment for examinations, living conditions, and family tensions surrounding Christmas plans and housing.
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Columbia
Maury
Maury County
Pillow
C. A. Forgey
R. Holding
Defendant
Judge Holding
Mra. Granberg
Bern
Cay Howse
Dic
Mt. Plowsant
Centreville
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Pleasant
Dr. Forgey
Mrs. Granbery
Mrs. Forgey
Garner
Granbery
Evidence on admission of testimony in Granbery case
Fragmented trial record describes rulings on medical and familial evidence. Witness accounts detail defendant and wife’s strained relation, poverty during board, and lack of support. Attorney General seeks reopened argument, court finds evidence immaterial, adjourns for rebuttal, and a narcotic-like note closes with an ad for Dean's Ointment.
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Hughes
Garner
Anderson
Poor St Helena Could Become Self-Reliant Island Society
The St Helena colony, cut off from England and Ascension, saw depopulation after 1906 but now benefits from a flax industry grant and lace making education. Governed by a small class system of officials, mixed residents, and West African slaves, the island faces aristocratic decline and contemplates emigration by reform-minded outsiders to aid its practical isolation and future.
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St. Helena
Ascension
Mother England
Parlor Socialista
Upton Sinclair Shows His Spunk at Lake Placid
Upton Sinclair defends Money Changers claims saying publishers have affidavits to substantiate every charge against Wall Street leaders. He calls them monsters of greed and immorality in a Lake Placid speech dated August 2.
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Arch Craig
Granbery
Granberg
J. F. Fetter
Lake Placid
Kings of Finance
Upton Sinclair
Wall Street
Splendid Ears This Year’s Corn
W F Thomas of Mt Pleasant Pike files a report with The Herald showing two exceptionally long ears of this year’s corn. One ear is red with 798 grains the other white with 672 grains. Planted late in April the crop appears robust despite drought complaints.
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W. F. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Herald Office
Mr. Thomas
Pavement Construction Progress on Hampshire Pike
A workforce of about thirty men is pushing the Hampshire pike pavement project. Crete pavement is being laid, fencing advanced, and grading underway. Rapid progress is reported with completion expected within the next month or six weeks.
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Hampshire Pike
Bla
Crete
Limita
Columbia Military Aenemy
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Ghanbery
Jas
Inlaw
Henry Long
Dick Willlame
Long
Witners
Tom
Tim
Withene
H. Pack
Marshall
Vt Pleasant
Harry Greeberg
Harris
Withers
Washtraton Long
Gronberg
Esq. i Ricketts
Webb
Jack
Walter Forgey
Maccomb
Washington
Dean
New York
Tennessee
Tennessee Witman Steel Beauty Hoy Ealers
Whitman
Kentucky
Dobbins & Ewing
West 7Th Street
Columbia, Tenn
Farmers
Merchants Bank
Ded. Fleming M. Dawson
W. BG. Turner
Jno
W. Fry, Pres T
W. C. Salmon
W. J. Howard
M. E. Wheeler
A. P. Brownlow, V. Pres
T. J. F. Brownlow
Cashier
Our
Maury National Bank
The
Phoenix National Bank
Joe L. Hutton
H.C. Fulton
W. A. Dale
Herald
Begus
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