Murder trial opens in Alicia for Arkansas man John Wilson
In Jackson county circuit court, State of Arkansas prosecutes John Wilson for the murder of August Jesse near Alicia. Jury selection stretches into afternoon amid heavy circumstantial evidence and questions of motive theft. Wilson pleads not guilty as demurrer to indictment is overruled. Jesse, a German farmer aged about 45, was found dead after two loads from a shotgun. cash reportedly 700 or 800 dollars was taken. Other cases heard include foreclosure and ejectment actions across Newport and Jackson county, with various judges and parties named.
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State of
Arkansas
John Wilson
August Jesse
Stuckey & Stuckey
Stayton & Stayton
F. D. Fulkerson
Jesse
Alicia
Jackson County
Wilson
Wm. Rutland
Seizure cases dismissed in Arkansas court actions
Seizure cases against all parties raided March 28 were settled at defendants expense as they relinquished claims to seized liquor. Several defendants pled guilty to selling liquor without a license and were fined 50 to 350 dollars per count. Court adjourned over weekend to reconvene Monday morning.
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Bud Dunevant
W. R. O'Neal
State of Arkansas
J. 8. Doherty
J. B. Doherty
Ali Mortensen
Bailey Owens
Kidd Returns to Jackson County After Alabama Embezzlement Case
W. W. Kidd, once a D merchant, was shot in the breast by Deputy Sheriff Jno. Dye during an alleged embezzlement arrest in Marshall County Alabama. He has returned to Jackson County with his family at Diaz after posting bond and plans to face the next Alabama court term. Kidd once held public office in Alabama and had a solid local reputation.
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W. W. Kidd
Jno. Dye
Marshall County
Alabama
Jackson County
Diaz
Kidd
Change of Schedule for Iron Mountain Trains
A new time card on the Iron Mountain takes effect Sunday. Train No 62 moves 12 minutes later to arrive at 4 42 a m. Train No 51 runs 9 minutes earlier arriving at 11 14 a m. Southbound Train 63 is now scheduled for 11 33 a m.
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Iron Mountain
Death of Nathan Cohn at St Louis hospital
Nathan Cohn aged twenty five died at St. John’s Hospital in St. Louis after a month of illness including typhoid fever. Born in Memphis in spring 1876, he was raised in St. Louis, managed a Newport store in adulthood, and leaves five sisters and his parents. Funeral held at 4324 Delmar Boulevard, burial in St. Louis cemetery.
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Nathan Gohn
St. John’s Hospital
St. Louis
Bertha
Ben Prinz
Delmar Boulevard
Nathan Cohn
Memphis
Tenn
Detective Ferguson Dies En Route Home on Train
W D Ferguson a private detective for the Anti Saloon League died on a train at Riverside Monday afternoon about three o clock while en route to his Shawnee Oklahoma home where his parents live. He had been in poor health but physicians thought he could complete the trip. The body was brought back to the city and placed in charge of R F Drummond. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday by Rev J W Smith with burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Ferguson born in Independence county had lived at Tuckerman and helped obtain search warrants for houses selling intoxicating drinks resulting in seizures. He was a star witness before the last grand jury in indictments against liquor vendors.
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W. D. Ferguson
Anti-Saloon League
Riverside
Shawnee
Oklahoma
R. F. Drummond
J. W. Smith
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Independence County
Tuckerman
Ile
Hattie Ann McLain Dies After Three Years Illness
Mrs. Hattie Ann McLain wife of John M MelLain died at her Walnut Street home Monday morning July 29 1901 at 830 o clock. She had been an invalid for three years but only in the last three months did her condition become serious as her devoted husband sacrificed his business to care for her and attend to her needs.
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Hattie Ann McLain
John M. MelLain
Walnut Street
Missoury Maiden Nu McLain Dies. Christian Woman Remembered
Born in Missouri with the maiden name Nu she lost both parents early and was raised by Mrs. John M. Guyin. She married John M. McLain on June 20 1895 at Mr. Guyin’s home and had one child, Johnnie. A lifelong Christian, she lived a life of charity and neighborly love. Funeral at 9:30 Tuesday morning at the Christian church conducted by Rev. Jas H. Brooks with burial to follow.
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John M. Guyin
Miss Duvel
John M. McLain
Mr. Guyin
Johnnie
Christian Church
The
Jas. H. Brooks
Walnut Grove Cemetery
George W. Goddard dies at Leavenworth in 1901
George W. Goddard longtime Planters House proprietor in this city died Wednesday in Leavenworth Kansas. He was from a good family with a Colorado Supreme Court justice among his brothers. He first married Elsie Goddard in Malvern Arkansas and ran the Not Springs Hotel. After his first wife’s death he moved here to manage the Planters, achieving success. He later married Mrs Pauline Sparks but their marriage ended in divorce. He was known as a generous man and his daughter's friends mourn his loss.
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George W. Goddard
Planters
Leavenworth
Kansas
Supreme Bench
Colorado
Malvern
Arkansas
Not Springs
Elsie Goddard
Pauline Y. Sparks
Clyde to be purchased for Memphis and Newport Packet Co
Captain W A Joyce received a letter from Captain R G Ashford announcing the board of directors will buy the steamer Clyde instead of building a boat. Ashford and Massengal will inspect in Madison Indiana to finalize terms of sale and aim to have Clyde ready to leave Memphis for Newport on the 18th or 20th of next month.
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W. A. Joyce
Memphis and Newport Packet Company
R. G. Ashford
Orlando
Clyde
Capt. Ashford
Massengal
Madison
Indiana
Ashford
Memphis
Newport
Quartermas Bound Over In Walnut Ridge Case
Ben Quartermas was arrested Thursday in this city for stealing money and a revolver from Barnes & Brundage proprietors of the merry-go-round. A preliminary hearing in Walnut Ridge Friday bound him over to await grand jury action. M. B. Stuckey retained by relatives served as counsel.
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Ben Quartermas
Walnut Ridge
Barnes & Brundage
Stuckey
Giffin and Malone Tie The Knot In Elgin Office Ceremony
G W Giffin and Mrs Lucy Ann Malone both of Elgin were married Tuesday at 3 pm in G A Hillhouse office by Justice J J Martin. The quick civil ceremony united the couple, reflecting a simple local nuptial observance.
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G. W. Giffin
Lucy Ann Malone
Elgin
G. A. Hillhouse
J. J. Martin
Bank turmoil shrouds Jonesboro figures amid secrecy
Reports claim Warner and associates tied to Jonesboro Savings face a tense bank situation. Depositors feel little fear, with Warner rated near $200,000. Citizens keep details tightly under wraps as authorities and local business figures await developments. Marriage licenses listed show names from Tuckerman to Newport including Williams Hunter House Speed and others.
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Warner
Louis
Jonesboro Savings
Nesboro
Jonesboro
Lot 12 Block B Chastain's Addition Chosen for Oil Drilling
On Thursday afternoon Lot 12 in Block B of Chastain's Addition to Newport was selected as the exact site for erecting a derrick. The committee, after surveying the area and consulting Contractor Malang, designated this lot as the most promising point to bore into the earth's interior.
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Chastain
Newport
Malang
Strike Settled. Steel Workers to Return This Week
A wire from New York to Cotter & Co. reports the large steel strike is settled and the workers are expected to resume work this week. The development ends a lengthy labor dispute and signals a swift return to normal production.
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New York
Cotter & Co
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