Grand Jury Presentment at Walhalla Court
The Walhalla Court of General Sessions convened with Judge Charles G. Chintalee presiding. The grand jury disposed bills of indictment including murder burglary and arson cases. several defendants pleaded guilty or were found not guilty. The panel reviewed magistrate accounts, public funds, and county offices, noting shortages and recommending receipts be deposited promptly. The term closed with thanks to the county officers and remarks on ongoing cases, including Rochester.
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Rochester
Court of General Seasions For
Walhalla
Charles G. Chintalee
Tole
TREK
William Roand
PK Ramey
Logan Hiney Dawnt
Titont
Kit
Foo Ratholl
V. Wilken
Ansonte Tottor Kal
Charley Wy Lyles
John Allen
Stte
William Keagh
Dale Rogers
Ernest Brown
Casa Dinton
Lemerick Gadsden
Jobs Tripp
Arxon
Gada
Jen
Tripp
Supreme Court
W. G. Craigs
Wal- Dadla
Tate Ve
Walter Gilwen
Lane Song
Tirgatuck
Mead
Gibson
Thomas Sloan
Kate Craig
Coxide
Keowee River
Pickens
Geo. W. Spicer
Lon Cannon
John Oakley
Westminster
W. M. Dillard
Council
Hayne Stephens
Aed
Mentor
Plate of
South Carolina
Ovonee
Sousty
Chas
G. Dantywor
Jute
Generil Sebastian Court
Qoonee
GtoNices
Magistratus
Mofarley
USA
Brown
Tapholt
Grant
Ase
Crinp
Weithis
Thave
Wright
G. L. Wilson
Walbal
Louis Taylor
Jim Shelton
Wm. ‘Thompson
Hines
Facmate
Hoya
Ed. Melton
Unskell Dendy
W. A H. Hughes
J. Allen Dendy
Dock Batson
Bon 'T. Parkas
Lou King
Clara Holland
Ernest Holland
J. A. Rosman
Thos
Earle
Priest
Knox
J. A. Singleton
Builif
Mc Nicholson, Sr
Katl
Sebvador
Court Tries Negro in Baggage Car at Paducah
James Fowlkes colored was tried and convicted on a train in a baggage car in Hickman County for assault on a white woman at Clinton. He received a seven year penitentiary sentence. Authorities feared lynching and kept him aboard the Honola Central train from Clinton to Eddyville for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
James Fowlkes
Clinton
Pifckman County
Honola
Clintop
Hickman County
Fowlkes
Eddyville
Master sales in Oconee County via public auction
In the Court of Common Pleas James W. Brown and others sue Rush R. Brown and others. A master’s sale in Greenville and Walhalla, South Carolina, will offer two tracts of the late Mahala A. Brown’s real estate. Tract No 1 known as the Rowland Cobb tract, 127 acres, adjoining J A Cook, Charles Seithers, TH Hobson. Tract No 1 part of the Rowland Cobb tract, 133 acres, adjoining tract 1. Terms: 1/2 cash, rest in 12 months with interest, bonds and mortgage, sale in separate tracts. Auction days in November 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
County of Oconee
Court of Common Pleas
James W. Brown
Rush R. Brown
Costaint von Pasrikos
Retin
Ernest Gary
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Greenville
S.'C
Court House
Walhalla
Wilonday
Wale
Mra
Mahala A. Brown
Rowland Cobb
Ovones County
J. A. Cook
Charles Seithers
TH. Hobson
George Percival
Ciesil
Oconee County
South Coating
Otines
Richard Lewis
Maxter
Robt
Percival
Mantor Co
W. O. White
Oconve County
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