County Directory of Officials and Churches Listed
A fragmented historical listing shows county officers such as Lewis Ordinary J W Graham clerk F30 Brown Sherri Milson Simpson Neceive J W Ward tax collector Y A Brown Treasurer KR UW Bennett surveyor GB Walker coroner COMMS ROADS AND REVENUES 8 R Lewis Chairman J 1 Lewis J W Adams CHURCHES Baptist 2nd and 4th Sunday Conference 4th Saturday W A Johnson pastor N R Beadles clerk Methodist W L Speer pastor 1st and 3rd Sundays W J Stell clerk W I Glover Chairman 8 A Burks S B Lewis W Smith J 1 McCollum J M Jackson Fayetteville Institute J O Pettis A B Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION J B Posey Chairman W C Graven M Center J Q Landrum J 4 McCollum W N b Dixon G 3 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
J.W. Graham
Brown
Sherri
Milson Simpson
J.W. Ward
Y. A. Brown
UW. Bennett
GB. Walker
Churcies
W. A. Johnson
N. R. Beadles
W. IL. Speer
W. J. Stell
W. I. Glover
A. Burks
B. Lewis
W. Smith
J. 1 McCollum
J. M. Jackson
Vayetteville Institute
J. O. Pettis
A. B
City Officials Named in Post
Mayor W J Stell and Aldermen S A Burks B Thornton W W Redwine W 21 Camp join Chief of Police Belton Moore in city administration list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stell
S. A. Burks
B. Thornton
W. W. Redwine
Camp
W. J. Smith
Belton Moore
Fraternal Lodge Schedules for Fayetteville Chapters
The record lists meeting times for local lodges and councils. Fayetteville Chapter No 58 AWM meets first Tuesday at 2 PM with W Kitchens and L Dickson. Mt Mariah Lodge No 130 meets on 1st and 3rd Fridays, with O Dickson and W M. Fayetteville Council Royal Arcanum meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, led by P Mize and I Roberts. Fayetteville Lodge No 226 meets 1st and 3rd Mondays, with J W Culrepper and I Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayetteville
A. WM
W. Kitchens
H.P
L. Dickson
Seo
Mt Mariah Lodge
A.M
Court schedule notices from Fayetteville courts and judges
Superior court terms set for the 8d Monday in March and September with Judge E. J. Reagan and C. H. B. Bloodworth as solicitor general. City Court of Fayetteville holds jury terms on the 1st Monday of each month with Judge W. B. Hollingsworth and A. O. Blalock as solicitor general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
E.J. Reagan
C. H. B. Bloodworth
Sol
City Court of
Fayetteville
W. B. Hollingsworth
A. O. Blalock
District Court Constables Listed Across Multiple Districts
A fragmented OCR extract lists district court officers and constables for numerous districts including 946th 1262nd 709th 1248th 549th 624th 495th and 1298rd districts. Names such as J W Dickson J W Kitchens N P Tom West John Turner N G Wallis and others appear with J P or JP designations and constable assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Dickson
J W Kitchens
J W Simpson
J B Mitchell
W J Carter
Tom West
John ‘Turner
Wallis
JT Trogilon
John M Franklin
Rufe Brogdon
Henry Jackson
J’ Edmondson
Wm Burdett
Adams
Walker
A Webb
B Adams
A Leach
J. Jones
W Spratlin
M Arnall
Renewal Reminder For Subscribed Readers
Notice advises readers that mailing will stop when paid-up time ends unless continued. It urges prompt renewal if the name appears on the paper and requests orders to keep receiving the publication. The message emphasizes timely action to avoid interruption.
Protest Against Rockefeller Gift Reflects Rising Public Conscience
The protest signals a shift away from dollar worship and shows public conscience aroused to curb the accumulation of fortunes by philanthropic or donor-driven means, as argued by the Progressive Partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefellering
Train wreckers ditch ATSF passenger train near Emporia
An Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train was ditched east of Emporia Kansas by wreckers. Six passengers were injured with two likely to die. The incident marks a fourth attempt in four months at the same location. Earlier efforts piled ties on the track. this time spikes and rail hardware were loosened on the curve. The mail car left the track and crewless wreckers were not present. Three men spotted near the Howard branch house were linked to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Howard Branch
Georgia News Roundup Highlights State Developments
Georgia reports include B Y P A convention set for Moultrie in June 2022 attracting hundreds, Adel lumber plant fire causing $20,000 loss, Seaboard plans new line between Savannah and Atlanta, and Savannah car works sale for $40,000. Encampment planned at St Simons Island, Fertilizer tags show April 1905 drop, Georgia ranks ninth in population, and Gordon statue selection announced for capitol square. Also notes rewards for Holbrooks murder, Atlanta depot opening, and governor resignations and bear incident in Albany.
Woman Posed as Carlotta Dupes Boston Italians
A woman posing as Carlotta wife of Maximilian and sister of the Austrian emperor left Boston after collecting about 40000 from Italian residents in the North End. She claimed to be the rightful Austrian throne claimant and promised honors and estates to supporters. Over 100 locals seek her as she fled eight years of alleged solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carlotta
Maximilian
Mexico
Mass
North End
Five White Men Acquitted in Lynching Case
In Orangeburg D C a jury quickly found five white men not guilty of lynching Keith Bockhardt a Black man in Hutonville after about fifteen minutes deliberation. The state relied on a witness claiming to have been present. the defense produced wives and relatives who testified the defendants were in bed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
D. C
Keith Bockhardt
Hutonville
Triple Tragedy in Memphis Ends in Suicide
In Memphis Tennessee at dusk Sunday night Thomas McCall an Illinois Central employee shot and killed Eeith Ferguson a well known woman and Hal William son. An hour later McCall killed himself with a shot to the head. Jealousy is given as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas McCall
Illinois Central Railroad
Eeith Ferguson
Hal Williamson
GANG IN WASHINGTON ARRIVAL AT PATTERSON HOME
Nan Patterson and her father and Mr and Mrs J Morgan Smith arrived in Washington from New York at 7 20 am Saturday. They went to the Patterson home on Columbia Heights for breakfast as a crowd gathered at the Pennsylvania depot to witness the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Nan Patterson
J. Morgan Smith
Washington
New York
Patterson
Columbia Heights
Pennsylvania Depot
President approves Jones burial at Annapolis
President Roosevelt endorses Secretary Morton recommendation to inter the body of John Paul Jones in Annapolis Maryland. The historic naval figure will be laid to rest at the U S Naval Academy site following the approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Morton
John Paul Jones
Baptists Decline to Change Convention Name in Kansas City
The Southern Baptist convention at Kansas City decided not to modify its name after a lively session. Judge Hillyer of Georgia, chairing the Nashville committee, presented a report opposing any change, which was adopted and the committee discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Baptist Convention
Kansas City
Hillyer
Georgia
Nashville
Admiral Naziroff Slain by Dismissed orderly
Vice Admiral Naziroff was shot and killed in his room at St. Petersburg on Saturday by an orderly he had dismissed. The orderly fired three shots from a revolver, driven by anger at his dismissal and orders to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sand Town
Primus Pitman
Brain
Pitman
Edwards
Pocoson
Naziroff
St. Petersburg
Catholics File Claims for Church Property in Philippines
Secretary Taft was told by the apostolic delegate that claims arising from the use by U S troops of church property in the Philippines during military occupation total about one to one and a half million dollars. Washington reports the claims have been presented for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Taft
Apostolic Delegate
United States
Washington
Tragedy in Adel as Hewitt Kills Wife Then Self
John Hewitt, a well known resident of Adel Georgia, shot and killed his wife and wounded her sister and brother before dying by suicide when surrounded by a citizen posse. Hewitt had recent health issues and former asylum confinement.
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Hewitt
Adel
Berrien County
John Hewitt
Nan Patterson murder trial sparks brisk New York dinner debate
Justice Vernon M. Davis at a Phi Delta Phi dinner in New York declared Nan Patterson lied from start to finish during her trials and that a large portion of the public now believes she held the pistol used to kill Caesar Young. He suggested J Morgan Smith supplied the weapon and discussed how truth might have changed the verdicts.
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New York City
Phi Delta Phi Club
Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court of the State of
New York
Nan Patterson
Rand
Caesar Young
Davis
Miss Patterson
Young
J. Morgan Smith
Patterson to Appear in Hur tig Seaman Theater Contract
Leon Berg of Hur tig Seaman announces a two year deal with Nan Patterson for appearances at their New York theater and on tour. The contract uses a sliding scale starting at about 1800 dollars per week for several weeks as public interest declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Leon Berg
Hurtig & Seaman
New York
Nan Patterson
Berg
Whitecap cases called in federal court at Jackson Mississippi
Four hundred Franklin County citizens were summoned for trial in the federal court at Jackson. The actions include A. M. Newman assessor J. N. Halford treasurer James Whitehead and six others. Senator McLaurin is among defense attorneys. About three hundred defendants face indictments for intimidating a government homesteader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Miss
Jackson
A. M. Newman
J. N. Halford
James Whitehead
Calle
United States
McLaurin
Train Through Broken Trestle Strands Passengers Near Weatherford
A Weatherford Mineral Wells and Northwestern train passed a broken trestle at Dry Creek, twelve miles from Weatherford, Texas, on Friday afternoon. About twenty people were seriously hurt, with two fatalities expected.
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Weatherford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern
Dry Creek
Weatherford
Texas
Roosevelt Takes Interest in Marcus Braun Mail Tampering Case
President Roosevelt reviews reports by Marcus Braun a United States immigration service inspector who accuses Austria Hungary of tampering with his official mail and pressuring immigration. Braun's reports allege steamship subsidies and urging migrants to return to residents. Officials fear friction with Austria Hungary.
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Roosevelt
Marcus Braun
United States Immigration Service
Braun
Ambassador Storer
State Department
Bureau of Immigration
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Department
Laige
Inspector Braun
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Braun li
May Day in St Petersburg Ends Calm and Violent Harassment
The May Day demonstration in St Petersburg drew no bloodshed despite clashes as Cossacks dispersed curiosity crowds with whips at Preobrajensky cemetery and on Vassili Island. Students and workers failed to stage the planned protests, while authorities reported adjustments to demonstrations and a largely spectator turnout. In Milwaukee, Comptroller Ridgeway levied a 6 32 percent assessment on stockholders of First National Bank to cover a $1,000,000 defalcation by former President Bigelow.
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Empire
St. Petersburg
Sun
Preobrajensky Cemetery
Cusacks
Vassili Island
Marseillaise
St. Petersbura
Ridge- Jey
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Bigelow
Crazy Man Kills Five in San Diego Tragedy
William T. Robinson, a house cleaner, went on a Monday rampage in San Diego using a pistol and long knife. He killed five people including William and Emma Stewart, H. W. Chase, Harry Dore, and W. P. Robinson, wounded one, and injured another before taking his own life. Reports say he was crazed by rumors of a plot against him and had expressed hostility toward the Stewarts.
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Robinson
William T. Robinson
San Diego
Cal
Aquor
Stewart
William Stewart
Emma Stewart
H. W. Chase
Harry Dore
W. P. Robinson
W. P. Doddridge
Wii Doddridge
Nat Ge
Stewarts
Three Held for Murder in Georgia Double Killing
Three young men, Jim Taylor Sidney Morris and Claud Bilder, were jailed in Watkinsville Georgia on murder charges in the night attack on elderly Frank Holbrook and his wife. Bloodhounds tracked two suspects. The trio had previous run-ins with Holbrook who had prosecuted them. The couple kept $490 in the house and the killers fled with the money.
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Jim Taylor
Sidney Morris
Claud Bilder
Watkinsville
Frank Holbrook
Bloedhounds
Hey
Holbrook
Drug kills Croker's son found dead in Kansas City area
Herbert V. Croker son of Richard Croker prominent New York political leader was found dead in a southbound Santa Fe train between Kansas City and Newton Kansas Friday. Authorities say death resulted from drugs taken at an opium joint in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Herbert V. Croker
Richard Croker
New York
Newton
Kans
Ian
Italian man arrested at White House entrance at midnight
Washington dispatch reports Daniel Costable an Italian man attempted to force the rear door of the White House about midnight Friday. Policeman Hopkins detained him and he was jailed at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel Costable
Hopkins
White House
Tornado tragedy in Snyder Oklahoma claims two women
In Snyder Oklahoma a deadly cyclone led Colonel Williamson to rescue a woman he believed to be his wife. After safety was reached the error became clear as Mrs Williamson was later found dead with her head torn away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Oklahoma
Colonel Williamson
Williamson
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County Directory
R.lewis
Lewis J. W. Adams
Trustees School
Board OF Education
J.B. Posey
W. C. Graven
M. M. Center
J. Q. Landrum
McCollum
W.N. B. Dixon
L, O
J E Carson
W F Jones
J E Spurlin
W A Wesley
Georgia News
Moultrie
The
Baptist Young People’s Union of Georgia
Adel Lumber Company
Savannah
B. B. Leaf & Co
Philadelphia
M. A. O’byrne
St. Simons
Clifford L. Anderson
St. Simons Island
Brunswick
O. B. Stevens
Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line
James M. Barr
Portsmouth
Atlanta
Vidalia
Cordele
I. D. North
Union
Gwynn Turner Sheppard
Norfolk
Commission
State Railroad Commission
J. Pope Brown
H. Warner Till
Joseph M. Brown
Terrelles
F. M. Holbrooks
Oconee County
Oconee
Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company
Sixteenth
United States Infantry Band
Representative Ellis
Terrell
Roland Ellis
Bibb County
Ellis
General Assembly
Johnson
M. L. Johnson
Georgia Division
Southern Cotton Association
GANG
Admiral Slain
Crazy Man
Amuck
Nan Lied
Judge Davis
Lawyers’ Club
Southern Railway
W. A. Turk
S.H
Washington, D.C
W. H. Taylor
Atlasta
Hungary
Uch
Kilg
Croker
President
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