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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
1
Eviction Motive Told For Suspected Fire At Thrash Farm
Columbus report says Minnie Thrash, evicted from her home after her husband died, confessed to setting fire to a barn and house on her brother in law Jess Thrash’s property with two bloodhounds aiding Special Deputy Fire Marshals. Daughters are noted teachers. No warrant yet. The piece ties motive to eviction and family conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Garrett Fox
Hamilton Deweese
Minnie. Thrash
Canal Winchester
Jess B. Thrash
Willen
Jess
Polls Open to Women for Board of Education Votes
In Columbus Ohio women gain the right to vote at primary elections for the nomination of members to the board of education. They must register and declare party affiliation before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Columbus
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Child Dies in Bonfire Fire in Columbus Ohio
Four year old Margaret Connett daughter of M D Connett secretary of the Bergin Brady Co. fatally burned when clothing caught fire after making a bonfire. Father mother and brother Harry sustained serious burns trying to save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Margaret Connett
M. D. Connett
The
Bergin Brady Co
Harry
Brown's New Job in State Auditor Office
Columbus Ohio Frank Brown of Montgomery county an examiner in the bureau of public accounting has been assigned to a position in the excise bureau of the auditor of state's office He will take the position held by Dexter Agler who has been transferred as a statistician for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rich Pittsburg Man Falls From Steamer and Drowns
William Bivans a 36 year old businessman from Pittsburg Pennsylvania, camping with friends on a bank of the Ohio river near Marietta, fell from a steamer during the night and drowned. His body was recovered and sent to Pittsburg for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
William Bivans
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Father and daughter clash over warrants in Jackson Center
Bellefontaine resident Marsh Oakley and his 17 year old daughter each applied for warrants against the other at Jackson Center. Miss Oakley alleges her father whipped her with a buggy whip after objecting to mail delivery at the post office. Neither warrant was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Marsh Oakley
Jackson Center
Oakley
Miss Oakley
Rejected Lover Threatens Duel in Findlay Case
Oliver E. Hanks of Fostoria allegedly wrote Edward E. Wallace a challenge demanding time and place for a duel over a shared love. Prosecutor David filed information charging him with sending threatening letters through the mails. Wallace was the favored suitor of the girl.
Indians Stage Dance Before Editor’s Guest in Upper Sandusky
A group of redskins from a visiting circus performed a dance in front of Editor S. A. Cuneo and in honor of W. Dudley of Washington, D. C., who was a guest of Mr. Cuneo, after a snake dance at Col. Crawford’s monument to display contempt for the dead Indian fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky
Col. Crawford
S. A. Cuneo
W. Dudley
Washington, D.C
Cuneo
Steel Mill Tragedies In Youngstown
Two workers died at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co mills in Youngstown Ohio. John Boxie was killed when struck by a train car of iron and Frank Rapofipieh died after a fall from a high platform. A third man sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
John Boxie
Frank Rapofipieh
Woman fatally shot at Akron construction camp
Mrs. Vogin Miskov, 49, who ran a boarding house, was shot by a man at a Lake Erie and Pittsburg road construction camp. He called her to the door and asked for money. she refused and he shot her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Vogin Miskov
New Lake Erie
Pittsburg Road
Nurse Held For Murder In Youngstown Shooting
In Youngstown Ohio nurse Sabina Kelly is held for murder after she shot David Job, who died from his wounds. Job was fatally wounded while allegedly forcing attention on Kelly. The case hinges on her claim that Job had been intimate with her 60-year-old mother and spent her money lavishly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
David Job
Sabina Kelly
Miss Kelly
Akron man hangs self in prison using torn overalls
Harry Fletcher, a colored man from Akron, committed suicide in the city jail with strips torn from his overalls. He had been brought from Youngstown days earlier after being charged with criminally assaulting Ella Rowe, a 9 year old colored girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Harry Fletcher
Fletcher
Youngstown
Ella Rowe
Banker E. C. Fox Granted Bond After Prison Term
Pomeroy Ohio banker E C Fox of Middleport was released on $2,500 bond after a week in jail on a one year penitentiary sentence. A circuit court hearing on a motion for a new trial is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
E. C. Fox
Middleport
Infirmary Improvements at Defiance County
The contract to build the new women s building and a residence for the superintendent at Defiance county infirmary was awarded to Clemmer Johnson of Hicksville for 24038 63 dollars. Work to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance, O
Defiance County Infirmary
Clemmer & Johnson
Hicksville
Tragic End to McCormick Con verse Romance in Darien
New York reports a fatal car crash near Stamford that killed Carrie Converse and critically injured Paul McCormick, ending a notorious romance once famed in Poughkeepsie society. Two other women in the buggy were injured. The couple had eloped four years earlier after McCormick, a wealthy heir and speed enthusiast, repeatedly clashed with social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul McCormick
Carrie Converse
Darien
New Haven
Stamford
McCormick
McCormick- Converse
Poughkeepsie
Converse
Liberty Hill
Kills Wife After Return From Absence
In New York on August 16 George Waser returned home after four years away and shot his wife who died later. Waser was wounded in the head by his daughter who likely saved others by the violent act. Adeline Langletz and Annie Langletz were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Waser
Wasser
Adeline Langletz
Annie
Captain Frye at Christian Science inquiry in New Hampshire
Calvin Frye known as the little gray man and closely tied to Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy’s household did not testify as the fourth day of the inquiry into Eddy’s mental capacity opened in Concord New Hampshire. Court discussions covered depositions and rulings on their relevance to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Calvin Frye
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Leader
General Streeter
Eddy
Gen. Streeter
Frye
Kelly
Attorney Kelly
Boston
Rufus K. Fe Drom
Ss Foley
Streeter
Noyes
Anarchists Attack Cardinal Del Val in Rome Riots
Rome reports a band of thirty anarchists assaulted Cardinal Merry del Val and Monsignor Kennedy as they rode through Marino. Detectives shielded the carriage. one guard was badly hurt. The anti clerical wave spreads across Italy, with churches burned and prelates attacked. The Vatican defends its policy while preparing a new decree condemning modernist errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
Monsignor Kennedy
American College
Marino
Vatican
Italy
Quirinal
Pius
Telegraph Op Refuses Message as Strike Hits Personal News
Des Moines Aug 16 William Reynolds a telegraph operator at Sioux City refused a stealth message during the strike. He was later summoned by Cedar Rapids on long distance and told his mother was dead an attempt had been made to telegraph him but the Sioux City operator refused. He is distraught at missing his own mother's death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Reynolds
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Union City chosen for Miami Conference annual meeting
The Miami Conference of the United Brethren Church will hold its next annual meeting in Union City Indiana. The initial session was well attended and opened by Bishop Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ind
Dayton
Miami
The
United Brethren Church
Bishop Mills
Secretary Thompson files quarterly and Willis tax report
Columbus. Secretary of State Thompson released his quarterly report and the Willis law annual statement showing receipts of 787 462.70 dollars and 67 982.30 dollars for the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thompson
Fair Servant's Charge in Bellefontaine Case
Glen Schroufe aged 17 bound over to the grand jury on a charge of criminal assault on Miss Mary Garber aged 18. Miss Garber was employed at the Schroufe home as a servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
O—Glen
Schroufe
Grand Jury
Mary
Garber
Miss Garber
English operatic baritone dies on ship deck in Sandusky
John Worden of London England, a grand opera baritone, was killed instantly when he fell through a hatch into the hold of the steamer John Harper while in port Sandusky Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
John Worden
London
England
John Harper
Convention of Metal Polishers Meets in Cincinnati
The biennial session of the International Union of Metal Polishers Buffers Platers and Brass and Silver Workers is under way at Cosmopolitan Hall Cincinnati. The convention will run for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Hall
Roosevelt Asked to Mediate Telegraphers Strike
A telegram from the Toledo produce exchange asks President Roosevelt to intervene as mediator in the ongoing telegraphers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Toledo
Produce Exchange
Ohioan Chief Clerk Appointed at Navy Department
F. S. Curtis of Mt. Vernon Ohio has been named chief clerk of the navy department succeeding the late Benjamin F. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohioan
Washington
F. S. Curtis
Mt. Vernon, O
Navy Department
Benjamin F. Peters
Trains Kill Streetcar Worker in Columbus
Frank Thrush, a trolleyman on a work train in Columbus, was killed instantly when he fell between two cars and was crushed by the bumpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Frank Thrush
Dr De Witte Elected Greek Chair at Miami University
Dr Norman W De Witte, professor of Greek at Washington University St Louis, was elected to Miami university’s chair of Greek recently vacated by Dr W A Eckels. It is reported he will accept the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, D
Norman W. de Witte
Washington University
St. Louis
Miami University
W. A. Eckels
Former Kenton Mayor Block Bond Signers Withdraw
Ten citizens signed a $5,000 bond backing ex mayor Thomas B. Block. Two signers have withdrawn. Block faces charges of forging mortgages totaling about $30,000.
Findlay Farmer Dies Urged by Heart Disease in Harvest Field
In Findlay, John Stine aged sixty two collapsed while pitching oats onto a wagon in the harvest field. His son stood nearby. Medical authorities cited heart disease as the presumed cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
John Stine
Hanna's Mother-in-Law Dies in Cleveland Home
Mrs. Daniel P. Rhodes, mother-in-law of the late Senator Hanna, dies at her Cleveland residence. Her husband was a prominent Democratic politician and a steel and iron magnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Cleveland, O
Daniel P. Rhodes
Senator Hanna
Cecal and Iron
Race With Death Sparks Louisville Line Rescue
Evansville resident John Millstaugh suffered injuries in a railroad crash at Equality Illinois as a special Louisville and Nashville train sped to Evansville in a record breaking race with death to save his life. He may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
John Millstaugh
Equality
Ill
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Run Down By Motor Car In Middletown
Ellen Boyd aged five, daughter of George Boyd vice president of Merchants' National Bank of Middletown, was run down by an automobile and likely fatally injured. Three ribs were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ellen Boyd
George Boyd
Merchants’ National Bank
Bethel Farmer Found Hanging in Barn Mystery of Death
In Bethel Ohio, William Zugg, a farmer, was found hanging in his barn by workers. He had been dead for hours. The cause is listed as self-inflicted and remains a mystery though he was last seen in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel, O
William Zugg
Toy Train Fatal in Marietta Ohio
Six year old Willard Smith, son of Robert Smith, fatally burned while playing with a toy train in Marietta Ohio. He lit candles under the train and his clothing caught fire, causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta. O
Willard
Robert Smith
Young Arkansas boy charged with sister’s murder
Andrew Scott aged 10 is jailed in Helena Arkansas charged with killing his 13 year old sister. The coroner's jury verdict says a quarrel after school led to the boy striking with a brick bat causing fatal wounds. He is the youngest prisoner ever held in Arkansas for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
Andrew Scott
Arkansas
Scott
Suit Case Stuffed With Loot Reported in Oldtown
Oldtown Me August 16 16 year old Winfield Marson former Chicopee National Bank clerk Springfield Mass arrested at Bradley near here on charge of stealing about $5000 from the bank on July 29 in possession of a new dress suitcase filled with new ten dollar gold certificates and new treasury notes totaling 4700 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldtown
Treasury
Winfield Marson
Chicopee National Bank
Springfield
Mass
Bradley
Here
Thunderbolt kills Sergt Major during Missouri guard review
During a violent storm in St Joseph Missouri Sergt Major Miller of Battery A St Louis was struck by lightning and killed while his unit prepared for Gov Folk to review the Missouri national guard at brigade headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Maj. Miller
Battery A
St. Louis
Cat Brigade
Missouri National Guard
Folk
Summer Hotel Region Burned in Old Orchard Fire
Old Orchard Maine August 16 nearly half of the town's summer hotel region along the shore was swept by fire. Loss probably amounts to about 500000 dollars. No lives reported lost.
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Old Orchard
Explosion at Doemitz dynamite factory kills eight
An explosion at a dynamite factory in Doemitz Germany on August 16 left eight dead, 14 severely injured, 61 lightly injured, with four more missing believed dead. Government and police investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doemitz
Germany
Engineer Robert J Johnson Killed in Locomotive Explosion
In St. Louis on August 16 Robert J Johnson engineer on the Iron Mountain Railway was killed by a locomotive explosion at Jordan Mo He was the brother of Police Captain Jas Johnson of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Robert J Johnson
Iron Mountain Railway
Jas. Johnson
Jordan Mo
Strung Up by Mob After Confession in Ky
Memphis reports Constable Burrus pursued a mob overpowered him at Maple Kentucky. Will Clifford a 30 year old black man was seized from Burrus, brought near Clifton, and strung up. He confessed to assault and murder of Mrs. Mary Cowan 56, whose body was found in a river the day after she vanished. Clifford was jailed in Tiptonville earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Burrus
Tiptonville
Maple
Will Clifford
Cliffton
Mary Cowan
Clifford
Noted Playwright Almost Drowned
George Bernard Shaw the author narrowly escaped drowning while swimming off Lianbedr Merionethshire with a friend The current swept them from shore after a long struggle they reached a distant sandbank utterly exhausted Shaw said he had given up hope and kept swimming to postpone drowning
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Daily Mail
Lianbedr
Merionethshire
Shaw
Iron and Steel Firms Settle Wage Scale in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Aug 17 The Republic Iron and Steel Co and the Western Bar Iron association agreed to the scale approved by the board of conciliation and signing of the agreement between association and manufacturers will take place soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, Pa
Republic Iron & Steel Co
Western Bar Iron Association
Board of Conciliation
Warehouse Fire Damages Baltimore Firms Show $50,000 Loss
The five story warehouse in Baltimore occupied by N. B. Lobe & Co. mattings and rugs and Crottan Lore Co auctioneers of woolens clothing and shoes was damaged by fire on August 17. Estimated loss stands at $50,000 with extensive damage to the jointly occupied building and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
N. B. Lobe & Co
Crottan, Lore Co
Postmaster Finds Black Snake in Mail Pouch
Hopewell Missouri on August 17 Postmaster George F Walton reported a two foot black snake found in a morning train mail pouch. It wriggled across the table as the mail was dumped and Walton killed it with a stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
George F. Walton
Freight wreck under Niagara bridge. no cars plunged
A Grand Trunk freight train derailed on the lower cracked bridge over the Niagara gorge. The bridge suffered damage but no loaded cars entered the whirlpool or rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk
Ceared
Niagara Gorge
Nine Hurt In York and Windsor Street Railway Wreck
A York and Windsor street railway crash near Forks left nine injured after a panic driven jump during a signal misunderstanding by motorman S T Beck. Injured include Nora Hollinger left arm broken sprained left ankle Nettie McGuigan spine John Croul arm and face cuts H S Hale back Milton Rheems right leg Philip Gros face cuts Clarence Baker face cuts Lillian Wallick back sprained.
Slay mob action over Wagner assault case at Crawford jail
In Meadville Pennsylvania a mob attacked the courthouse and jail as William H. Wagner, 27, of Lisbon Ohio, faced charges of assaulting Anna Whitehead, 14, daughter of Rev. R. B. Whitehead. Wagner, who confessed, was found buried under railroad ties and taken to safety by Sheriff Marshall and deputies. The case heads to September quarterly session.
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Meadville
Crawford County
William H. Wagner
Lisbon
R. P. Marshall
Wagner
Anna Whitehead
R. B. Whitehead
Gireenville Methodist Episcopal Church
Marshall
Fassnanl
Whitehead
Turnersville
Gasoline Tank Explodes on 30-Foot Boat
In Tiverton Rhode Island on August 19 a gasoline tank aboard a 30 foot motor boat on the Seaconner river exploded killing two people and seriously injuring five others. The boat carried 14 youths returning from a trip to Fall River. George Antuya and Lydia Mercier were killed and the injured suffer severe burns.
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Tiverton
R. I
Seaconner River
Fall River
George Antuya
Lydia Mercier
Woman Nurse Falls to Death on Twin Sisters Mountain
Miss Eugenia Goold a 30 year old trained nurse of 232 West Catlin Avenue South Canon City fell from a 200 foot precipice on the north side of Twin Sisters mountain in the Sangre de Christo range eight miles south of Howard Fremont county and was instantly killed. Only one witness Adolphus Latham of Howard witnessed the accident.
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Canon City
Col
Eugenia Goold
Catlin ‘Avenue
Twin Sisters Mountain
Sangre de Christo Range
Howard
Fremont County
Adolphus Latham
Jewish attacks blamed on Bialystock colonel
Aug 19 in Bialystok Russia Col Schoter commander of the military station is charged with organizing and aiding the recent assaults on Jews in the city.
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Bialystock
Russia
Col. Schoter
Schooner Fleetwood Believed Lost at Lake Ontario
Belleville Ont Aug 19 The schooner Fleetwood owned by Capt Clark Taylor of this city is believed to have gone down in Lake Ontario with all hands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood
Belleville
Ont
Clark Taylor
Lake Ontario
Emma Leach Dead Sister of Younger Brothers
Mrs Emma Leach aged 54 died in Kansas City from injuries sustained in a streetcar accident last Friday. She was sister of Cole Jim and Bob Younger, the noted Younger brothers once linked to the James-Younger gang.
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Emma Leach
Kansas City
Cole
Jim
Bob Younger
James Pandits
Forest fires menace Toulon as troops battle spread
Great fires surround Toulon on all sides threatening two forests. Troops struggle to control the blaze amid high winds, with little success reported so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
Two Seriously Hurt In Albany Auto Crash
In Albany New York on August 19 McKeown of Washington Pennsylvania and Miss Emma R Quinn of Bradford were seriously hurt when their car wreck at Sunnyside. McKeown has a fractured thigh and Quinn suffers a brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N.Y
Two Were Drowned In Des Moines River Accident
Des Moines Aug 19 A canoe capsize on Thompson's Bend near Des Moines River leads to the drowning of Roy Radcliffe and his fiancée who disappeared from sight as help approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Roy Radcliffe
Thompson's Bend
Des Moine
Rive
Boy Hangs Self While Playing Hangman in Barn
Unity Wisconsin August 20 Ten year old Carl Justman son of Louis Justman died while playing hangman in a barn rope around his neck attached to a staple. The rope slipped and the boy fell from a beam. authorities treat as accidental death during play.
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Unity
Wis
Carl Justman
Louis Justman
Japanese in Port McPherson rear taking sketches
Two Japanese were found in the rear of Port McPherson at Atlanta Georgia on August 20 taking views and sketches of buildings and grounds. A former enlisted man alerted authorities who notified the department of the gulf. Officials say no action will be taken unless more discoveries occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Port McPherson
Department of the Gulf
Department
Law Declared Valid in San Francisco Mayor Case
The state supreme court sustained the legality of Mayor Schmitz's removal and the appointment of Mayor Taylor in the McKannay salary case, ruling the actions valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
McKannay
Schmitz
Taylor
Rice Crop Ruined by Tropical Storm in Bluefields District
Mobile Alabama August 20 A disastrous tropical storm has ruined 50 percent of the rice crop in the Bluefields district. The storm's impact is confirmed with reports citing extensive crop damage and farming disruption across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Bluefields
Wreck of Train In Cedar Rapids District Injures Twenty
Twenty persons were injured when Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Train No 3 collided with a handcar at Keystone, about 30 miles west of Cedar Rapids Iowa on August 20. The wreck halted service and investigations followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Keystone
Here
Engineer killed by bear near Evanston Wyoming
Ogden Utah August 20 James Chapman a famed Union Pacific passenger engineer was killed by a bear near Evanston Wyoming. His face and neck suffered severe claw injuries in the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
James Chapman
Union Pacific
Evanston
Train Plunges Into Ditch Near Newport
Newport Ark Aug 20 A fast east bound passenger train No 8 from Texarkana toward St Louis on the Iron Mountain Road jumped into a ditch. Reports indicate several persons killed. Conductor Fortner and engineer Williams named among the involved crew.
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Newport
Ark
St Louis
Texarkana
Iron Mountain Road
Fortner
Williams
Sheriff shot near Cairo as posse closes in
Desperate Negro reports Sheriff W. W. Trust of Grady township shot twice near Cairo while attempting to arrest Chas. Williams a Black man who fled. Williams eluded capture and a posse is in hot pursuit as of Aug 20.
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W. W. Trust
Grady Township
Cairo
Chas. Williams
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