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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1896

Page

4

Mob Routs Court Room Dragnet Executions in Columbus

In Columbus Georgia two black men Jesse Slaton and Will Miles were dragged from a Superior Court room by a mob at about 10 pm. Slaton was hanged from a tree on Broad Street and shot and Miles was likewise hanged after surrendering the jailer’s keys. Miles had been twice convicted and awaiting a fourth trial when the mob seized him.

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Steam bicycle inventor dies at Cambridge track

Roper, a 72 year old Roxbury mechanical engineer, died during a trial of his steam bicycle at the New Charles River Bicycle Park in Cambridge Massachusetts. He paced riders before the wheel wobbled and toppled, four men restraining it until the steam was shut off. Doctors reported heart ailment precipitated by the excitement.

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Centennial of Washington's Proclamation Opens in Nashville

Rain dampened Nashville celebrations marking the 100th anniversary of George Washington’s proclamation making Tennessee the sixteenth state. A parade was planned with a military display but weather limited its impact at the Auditorium where Julia Dickinson, Assistant Attorney General, delivered a long historical address and Mrs. Virginia Frawier Boyle of Memphis read a prize centennial ode.

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Duels Turn Fatal in Florida and Lebanon Feud

In Washington County Florida Henry Danley and James Powell dueled before their wives and children. Powell was killed and Danley fatally wounded. A separate Lebanon Post Office event saw Thomas Allen and Wallace Riley duel. Riley was killed and Allen’s son injured. The feuds stemmed from a compromised marriage between Allen’s son and Riley’s daughter aged seventeen and twenty four years.

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