Innocence Triumphs in Alabama Mail Robbery Trial
In Jackson Alabama a defense attorney frees Elizabeth Medworth a seventeen year old maid charged with stealing a hundred dollars from Mrs Nasby. The boyish advocate exposes Nancy Luther as the thief and reveals a recovered mail bag letters proving the culprit’s innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Alabama
Afo
Elizabeth Medworth
Nasby
Nancy Luther
Nancy
Nangy Luther
Eev
Somers
Nancy Lather
Naples hotel dispute over Miss Lee fire damages
A Naples hotel fire sparked by a candle lit by Miss Mary Curtis Lee led to a frantic rescue. The landlord demanded 2000 francs for damages, while an Ohio guest and others contested the charge. An umbrella strike, Italian crowd, and police intervention followed as dignitaries from Columbia and Georgia aided. In Texas and Virginia notes follow, mocking political vanity and liquor registry tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Columbia
D. C
Mary Curtis Lee
Robt. E. Lee
Malta
Hotel Royal Des Etrangers
Miss Lee
Samuel W. Melton
W. A Clark
S. C
Mr. Duncan
Clark
Judgeton
J. T. Sloan, Jr
D. A. Jordan
South Carolina
B. Roberts
Georgia
Col. Sloan
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J.S. Shaw
Graham
Wili
Young
Supreme Court
Sam’ Abercrombie
F. M. Gifford
G. W. Godfrey
Dr. Ryus
Texas
BF. Wilams
J. PF
Williams & Brie
Federal
Anetin
HM. T. Sale
Furman
Sales& Furman
ys-at-Law
Court House
W. Johnson
Ase Tiwax AA Jraham
John M. Stem
Main St
Dallas, Tex
United States
Drs
Ryus’ Drug Store
L. T. Wilson
Young County
Ryus
Bat. Hillare
Goo
Spiller Hilliard & Spiller
North Western
Land Agency
Graham, Texas
Antable Produce
W. S. McKmsey
Araham Erotel
Nas
Goa
Minera
Grabath’ Mexas
Rd. Christopher
Wamble & Randolph
Wamble & Randolph Pril
H. Fellowes
Ryus Drug
Gli Re
J. W. Grany
Pirttes & Young
Arm
Avery Five
Maasby
Hasby
Elizabeth
Avi
Mya
Luther
Timothy Flanery
E. T. Hilliard
Johnsons Commercialollege
Third Street
Post Office
St. Louis
Stort-Hasp Warrixe
O. M. Roberts
Hubbard
Throckmorton
Divine
Virginia
Richmond
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