Henry Beattle executed for murder in Richmond jail transfer
Henry Clay Beattle Jr condemned for murdering his young wife was moved from the city jail to the state penitentiary for execution. He was taken in a closed carriage to the prison and appeared calm upon arrival. The story also notes a Chesterfield County jury verdict and references to liquor law decisions and ongoing clemency appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henry Clay Heattle, Jr
Weate
Beattle
Penitesiary
Walljne
Pupreme
Chesterfield
Colgan killed near fort in unclear hostile area
In a tense incident, Sergeant Colgan was shot outside his tent by a pistol shot while a small unit was present. Reports indicate a personal crisis and scattered details about locations. An investigation is implied with the line of duty noted.
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Colgan
Hl Nse
The French Cook at Culver and Hares Market Cafe
A fragment describes a Parisian style cook in a North curb location cafe. It notes generous hours and a refined palate, implying a French influence on local dining at a market venue named Culver and Hares.
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France
Fords
Culver & Hareis Mand
North
Cumer Aurect
Leo
Treo
Fragmentary ad style note on dyeing and color tests
A garbled passage describes dyeing and color testing with phrases about economy and a guaranteed new work. It mentions paying for tests, dye procedures, and a color you can decide yourself, but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret. It reads like an ad fragment from a trades page with unclear products and promises.
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Lalo
South
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Satsuma
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Washington St
S. Oates
Dothan Land @ Development Company
L. G. Biggers, Secy
Treas
H. A. Powell
Dothan Mortgage ¢& Trust Co
Jiqson
Rome
Te Oor
VPM
Attoraens AT Law
Movi Nethhel Henk Building
Oream Aad
Mississippi Farms Company
Dothan Carriage Co
Alabama
Tennessee
Dothan
Dothan Carriage Company
Dothan, Ala
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