Walhalla Case Shows Sentencing After Child Abuse Trial
An elderly Walhalla defendant was found guilty of a crime involving his child in a county court. Judge Seage issued a ten year sentence with an unusual approach. a fine was not imposed. Testimony highlighted the defendant’s past actions and alleged passion driven behavior, with discussions of parole possibilities and governor clemency. The record notes a $2,000 bond handling and various courtroom remarks.
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Pope Bo Mayled
Wis
Tien Seays
Chat
Seage
Tireeston
Etis
Tie
Edo
Abu
Dulne Lear
Ln Tits Court Room
Cripshtood
Howe Hirdowke
Address to Confederate veterans and mothers at a reunion
Russell Wright delivers a long tribute praising Confederate soldiers for courage and knightly conduct. He recalls battles from Shiloh to Gettysburg, extols their endurance through defeat, and urges unity under shared laws and faith while honoring their memory and legacy.
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Russell Wright
Maine
Shiloh
Malvern
Chickamanga
Gettysburg
Hugh
England
Alexander
Aesay
Rubicon
Napoleon
Alps
Hineot
Anne
Anneal
Dar Hotie
Breeding Insects At California State Insectary
An illustrated article in Popular Mechanics describes California State insectary work. The institution breeds and distributes beneficial insects to combat pests, using kept adults larvae and matured specimens in cold storage. When an outbreak occurs, infected material is collected and paired with natural enemy species, then shipped in colonies to curb the pest effectively.
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California
Mobiatry Popular Mechanics
Ita
Xelentivts
Rheumatism Cure Promises Internal Remedy
An early 20th century health ad claims rheumatism and related diseases stem from excess uric acid in the blood. It promotes an internal remedy named Thonmieide and asserts it cures by expelling toxins, regulating the system, and removing the root cause. The ad emphasizes internal treatment over rubbing and sells tablets via mail order from a chemical company.
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Bobbitt Chemical
Abe Ruelf Sentenced for 11 Years in Bribery Case
Abe Ruelf former political boss of this city was sent to San Quentin to begin an 11 year prison term for bribery of supervisors during the vesting period of Mayor Eugene By Selimita Itch. A separate item notes a special coffin delivery in New Orleans and a heavy body weighing over 1000 pounds carried by five hospital attendants in Selina Alabama.
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Rovard
Cuba
Counley
Dewey
Bay of Manilla
Santingas
Roosevelt
Joe Wheeler
Santings
Admiral Samson
Fred
Schley
Dixie
Miemon
Lee
Grant
Nave
San Francisco
Lavts
Abe Ruelf
San Quinlin
Teruy
Eugene
Selimita
Woolford
J. W. Bell, Drugatet
New Orleans
West! Thomas
Selina
Ala
Charity Hospital
Thomas
Tennie Georgia tragedy shocks town as teacher shoots patron
In Tennie Ga a school teacher named Prof Na thin Ly Jonsson killed local patron Kelly after a dispute at the institute. The two men, both prominent, met on the street when the fatal shot occurred. Sheriff Moye moved both to the county jail in Sandersville amid growing tension.
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Tennie
Mareh
Ud. Kelly
Nathin Ly Jonsson
Tenniile
Pri Kelly
Woda
Sanderavine
Sheritt Moye
Ticense
Sea Island Cotton Plan Unfolds At Waycross Convention
An agreement to cut sea island cotton by fifty percent and fold unsold stock for better prices emerged from a convention in Waycross attended by about 300 cotton growers from South Carolina Georgia Alabama and nearby states. S. Barrett presided as Marmeys' Union president outlining plans and a follow up meeting was announced to refine strategies.
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Waycross
Sea Island
South Carolina
Corgi
Movida
Alabama
S. Barrett
Marmeys' Union
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Keowee
Bteck, Shelor & Soukc
Walhalla
Mle
Mbislog Bady
Brolner
of Uy
Eel
Goa
Luzianne
Ereny-Taylor Co
Orleans
U.S.A
Artery Department
C. W. Pitchford
Walhalla Apress
Down
Barton's Pharmacy
Lunney
Senda
Royster
Royster Guano Company
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