Two Men Hanged For Carter Murders At Valdosta Ga
Local report from Valdosta Georgia describes the execution of Rev Rawlings and an unnamed Black man by hanging at the Lowndes County jail. Details mention the Carter family tragedy, prior confessions, and ongoing appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Rawlings
Black Man
Seripps-McRae
Valdosta
Dresaree
Th. Leber Company
Pyrography
Rawlives
al Moore
Hegre
Milton
Despa
Rawlings
Jourdee
Carrie Md
Willie Carter
Lowndes County
Starr Piano
Jowse
Milian
Leone
Statinnard
Carter
W. C. Carter
Mey
Aul
Sarma
Yved Am
Ps AL
Arlet Theme of Interest Gathered In Occyty
Local jottings note busy men with notebooks gathering topics of interest in the county seat. It records civic chatter and community concerns among local businessmen and officials, reflecting everyday town life and governance.
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Arlet
Fragmented Civic Notes and Courtroom Oddities
A garbled report mentions Councilman John J. Mamtet and Mrs Mamiet planning a California stay and various unclear references to public figures, safety chairs, and a city council meeting. It also touches on visitors from abroad, thefts, and a court case with scrambled names and scattered phrases.
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John J. Mamtet
California
Mrs. Mamiet
Anne
Gillette on Trial in Grace Brown Murder Case Neared Verdict
Herkimer New York reports dismissing of jury delay as the trial of Gillette for the death of Grace Brown proceeds. District Attorney Ward argues a premeditated murder with contract to marry and a deception scheme, while defense contends the evidence is insufficient. The case centers on Gillette’s alleged plan to kill Brown and conceal the crime, with testimonies criticizing Raymond and others.
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Herkimer
N.Y
Derbo
Hrawriy
Chister Giller
Beni Ore
Anioeney
Gillette
Sdianapolis
Lima
Corian
Engine error risks at Gre headrum station noted
OCR reads a fragmentary alert about an engine at Gre headrum station with plans to move to Tyre for repairs. Worn tires and a near accident during mating are mentioned, indicating potential safety concerns at the facility.
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Gre
Fey
Three Men Killed In Suspected Tent Fire Near Atlanta
Reports say a tent accident near Atlanta killed three men. The incident occurred this afternoon on the outskirts of the city, with authorities investigating the cause and confirming fatalities.
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Serapps-sewne
Underground wires laid for City Union telegraph lines
The Contest Union plans an underground conduit for its wires along New York street from Kentucky avenue to Meridian, connecting with a new building for the company. City Engineer Hialnte Miller notes Central Union has recently completed extensive underground work on the south side.
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Contest Union “Telephone Company
New York St
Kentucky- Ave
Meridiatient
Propanei
Hialnte Miller
Reverend Karstedt for Perry township justice of the peace
A Perry township delegation urged Rev. Witham AL Karstedt as justice of the peace to fill the vacancy after Joseph W. Whitreh resigned. The county commissioners did not act. The move split liquor interests and highlighted temperance division in the township. Rev. Karstedt, a Republican, had previously served as justice. Mr. Church, a Democrat, won the last election by a narrow plurality.
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Witham AL Karstedt
Perry
Karstedt
Perry Township
Joseph W. Whitreh
Church
Karsrdt
Prison Term Set in Indianas Criminal Case
A man identified as Edear Healt colored was sentenced by Judge Fremont Alford to one to three years in the Indiana State Prison. The case, heard in a criminal court, saw a postponement for further police investigation after questions about the defendant’s reputation and prior arrest in Noblesville for theft.
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Fremont Alford
Scott
Davenport
Alford
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Rice Insurance Payments and Tax Dispute Over 1884
Fragmented report claims an insurance company sent a tax payment to the state for 1884, while auditors and the state argue about coverage and refunds. The text discusses several firms, a prior auditor, and unsettled elements of the tax collection.
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State of Indies, Tremigy
Persefi Gel
J. H. Rice
Sen
Mir Ries Hut
Fry
Mr. Blew
Stipte
Judge Hanged Himself In New Cem Morning
A cryptic notice reports that a judge named Mihi Mee de tetge Webter reportedly hanged himself this morning. Details are unclear and the obituary line is short and fragmented.
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Scrippa-Mefine Preas Association
New
CEM
Webter
Bright Star divorce case ends with alimony and property split
John B. Amos wins the divorce on his wife’s cross claim as Judge Leathers orders $700 alimony to his former wife, $590 in attorney fees, and a clear title to several properties. The trial reveals Mrs. Kopp claimed influence by a spirit from Bright Star, while Amos asserts the marriage was his fault.
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Aineg Hewghy
Lewrhaes
Leathers
Amon
Avlis
Spann
Harles M. Cooper
Trustes
Nana
Josaphine Cy Hopp
She Ie
United States
Amos
Amor
Kopp
Reig
Coal Operators Confront Indiana Railroad Commission
Several coal operators met with the Indiana Railroad Commission to discuss rail service impacts. They claim shutdowns and slow shipments have caused mine closures and about 50,000 in damages from lost sales, warning of greater hardship in severe cold. An agreement has been reached between Big Four and E T V roads with coal shipments routed via Terre Haute.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Indiana
U S Weather Forecast and Timings
Fate and rising temperature. Tuesday night and Wednesday expect increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions. Sunrise six, sunset four twenty.
Indiana Manufacturers Seek Square Deal In Session
Industrial leaders urge fair laws to protect growth in farming and manufacturing. They warn against punitive measures while stressing the need for stability for Gary and other Indiana industries. Leaders defend vested interests and caution lawmakers to avoid rapid curbs that could drive firms away.
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Eydiana
Commonwealtha
Indiana
Aelfiah
Tn Tollow Fy
Gary
Noithin
Stern
Imdlana
Una
Message in Brief Campaign Proposals Debate
The text surveys diverse policy positions from campaign pledges. It covers campaign finance reform, government accountability, criminal justice safeguards, labor and capital relations, corporate regulation, inheritance tax, agricultural training, marriage and labor law, national contrast authority, shipping law, monetary reform, Philippine free trade, Japanese treatment, naturalization, coast defense, and naval maintenance. It presents a broad platform with emphasis on regulatory tightening and national strength.
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Ymerienth Shipping
House
Y Intt
Desnion
San Francisco
Flo
United States
Postmaster Nominee for Aurora Sent to Senate
The president today sent to the senate the nomination of W. Ho Conway to be postmaster at Aurora, Indiana, signaling a key federal appointment for the river city.
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Aurora
Aperial
Washington
Der
Senate
W. Ho Conway
Ind
Elevator accident suit seeks damages from Dickson firm
Abram Cohen sues Frederick C. Dickson and others for 35 40 damages claiming injuries from a recent elevator accident at the Kanderat trading building. He alleges broken legs and other serious injuries.
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Abram Cohen
Frederick C. Dickson
Kanderat Tmiding
Mr. Cohen
Houthia
Death of Barnfuhrer Brother of Police Servrant Darra fuhrar
Funeral for Barnfuhrer, brother of Police Servrant Darra fuhrar, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the family home, 1135 Stateent Street. He died Sunday night after about five weeks with dropsy. He was years old and formerly worked at a cigar factory. He led in the cigar makers union and belonged to the Knights of Fidelity. Survived by mother, father, three brothers, and four sisters.
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Rawlings
Ube
Alt! Moore
Negro
Carter
Cucie
Ter Brother
Wille
Vorn Warmrunner
Charles Darrafuhrar
S. Stateent
Alm
Knights of Fidelity
Quail Restocking Long-Running Experiment Succeeds
Quail have multiplied after a commission and League of American Sportsmen experiment last spring. Thirty dozen pairs released near Capt. W. E English in Scott county and elsewhere have grown, with plans to extend the restocking effort. The commission does not seek new laws from the coming legislature.
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Commission
League of American Sportsmen
W. E English
Scott County
Earle
Legiglature
Ann One
Roosevelt Urges Reforms and National Naturalization
The message to Congress emphasizes reforms from naturalizing Japanese to be citizens, tackling marriage and divorce, and national control over tariffs. It urges limits on corporate campaign contributions, strengthens right of appeal in criminal cases, and calls for setting aside judgments to curb technicality abuses.
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Campalee
Questons
Mare
Waneen
United States
Parkers
Thera
Weight discrepancy found in coal delivery case
Indianapolis coal firm executive John Alae faced a police inquiry after a delivery weighed 80 pounds short of the standard. Patrolman Theklaon apprised the load of 80 pounds deficit, with defense arguing the shortfall came from the weeks the coal was weighed.
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Seventern
Deivert
Sellin
Indianapalis
Indianapolis
Theklaon
John AL Fae
Toomtay
Congress Today Moves On Foreign Affairs Committee
President Roosevelt urges swift action as Speaker Cannon names Representative Cousins of Iowa as chairman and Representative Lowden of Iowa as a member of the foreign affairs committee. The president hopes decisive legislation on colored education will pass with bipartisan support.
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Cannon
Played With Fire Fatal Fire Tragedy In Home
Three year old Harry Wilson died from burns suffered in a kitchen fire at the family home on Gelserdorf Street Tuesday morning. His mother, discovering the blaze, fled with him to a neighbor’s house as flames spread. Attempts by Dr Reeves failed to save him. Ora Wilta, the father, works in the Merchants' Heat and Light engine room.
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Harry Wilson
Dr. Reeves
Gary
Wilson
Gelsendorf St
Kichen
Ora Witla
Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
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