War clouds in Africa loom over Griffin and Charleston visit
April reports from The Tribune detail Boer war persistence with four more years of conflict, with Hoofd agents in Europe and America contending for independence, plus local Griffin tragedy where Captain Hudson dies in a duel over Flynt. Charleston reception for President Roosevelt marks a ceremonial halt before state politics.
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Porter Convicted in Alabama Murder Case
The jury in Seale, April 8, found Uriah Porter guilty of murdering Joseph Fincher and sentenced him to life imprisonment. Notice of an appeal was given.
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Fought to Death in Buggy in Georgia
Mitchel J. Joiner, in a buggy with Silas Johnson, shot the assailant three times after Johnson tried to stab him. The confrontation occurred near Joiner’s home in Waycross, Georgia, following a dispute over business dealings.
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Augusta Strike Situation and Other Georgia Notices
Augusta sees a bitterness in the strike with a lockout starting at 6:30 PM after a Manufacturers' association meeting vows to fight to the end, halting spindle turns in Augusta and House Creek valley. Also reported are a fatal-possible lumber mill accident in West End, a murder trial in Gainesville, a sawmill injury in Gibson, a gubernatorial candidate quitting, and the death of Lord Kimberley in London.
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Smallpox in Norfolk Jail and Citywide Vaccination
Two well developed cases of smallpox were found in Norfolk city jail yesterday. With 267 prisoners confined, a strict quarantine was ordered and all inmates vaccinated. About 30 cases exist citywide. Plans to open the Craney Island pesthouse are underway.
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