Gallant Cailles Surrenders With Honors at Laguna
General Cailles surrenders at Santa Cruz Laguna with 650 men and 600 rifles, receiving 80 peso receipts for arms. He vows allegiance to the Stars and Stripes as his troops bow to U S forces. Onsilles and others receive honors. Mekin, a deserter, is ironed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deelings
Santa Cnuz
Province of
Laguna
Cailles
Hart
Eighth United States Infantry
United States Army
Onsilles
Sumner
MacArthur
Onslles
Laguna de
Tagua
Nk Mekin
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Nsw
Farmers in Bad Plight in North Carolina
Onartorry NC June 25 Farmers in this part of North Carolina are despondent because of weeks of continuous rain. Cotton and corn suffer from excessive weed growth and boggy fields. Plowing has been impossible for three weeks. Acres will be left unworked and overgrown. A few days of hot fair weather could help salvage the crops and land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onartorry
N. C
North Carolina
Green
Disease Conveys by Flies In Medical Circular
Surgeon General Wyman issues a circular urging medical officers of the marine hospital service to use nets and fly screens to protect patients from disease transmission by insects. It notes rats to humans via fleas and mentions typhoid, cholera, and malaria links, recommending sulfur fumigation to kill insects in large rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumnartoy
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Simond
Duel Ends in Death Near Miakka Judge Stevens Killed
In Manatee county near Miakka Florida on June 26 Judge Seth E B Stevens a wealthy farmer and county justice was killed in a road duel with neighbor John A Webb who was seriously stabbed but alive. The two men halted a dispute and fought. Stevens was found with a bloody knife in hand. Webb remains in uncertain condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Tne
Braidentown
Fla
Newa
Miakka
Manatee County
Seth EB. Stevens
John A. Webb
Wabb
Stevens
Webb
Alabama fugitive Jim Brown fights for life in jail
An Alabama fugitive, Jim Brown, who attacked a young woman and attempted to drown her, lies recovering in Spartanburg jail after a bottle cut to his throat. The governor seeks transfer and a state reward of about 500 dollars, with locals calling for strong action if Brown is captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canac- Hina
Alabama
Jim Brown
Spartanburg
Vernon
Jelks
Alo
Brown
A. M
T. &. Moore
Wellford
Messie
Moore
Springville
Oadd
Painleiss
White schools plan aims to open southern industrial academy
A large Athens Alabama meeting heard Dr S A Steel propose establishing an industrial school for white youths similar to Tuskegee. He claims 100000 dollars in hand and promises 10000 dollars of buildings within two years if lands are donated. Trustees to be named and Steel to be president. location hoped for by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Als
S. A. Steel
Peterslone
South
Booker Washington
Anna
Steel
Killing at Walker's Barroom in Killet Beima
Will R. Walker shot and killed W. W. Bates known as Doll Bates in Walker's saloon on Alabama Street. Bates drew a pistol and insulted Walker, who fired in self defense. Bates died instantly. Walker initially released then arrested on a warrant. coroner ruled justifiable homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beima
Ala
Walker
Alabama Street
Will R. Walker
W. W. Bates
Bates
Doll Bates
Hamburg
Perry County
Will Walker
Len Connelly
Jes
Hatcher
To Change Posts Companies I K and L Head to Plattsburg
ATLANTA June 24 Companies I K and L Twenty seventh infantry now at Fort McPherson will leave the post next Tuesday and take station at Plattsburg barracks New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fort McPherson
Plattaburg Barracks
New York
Mrs George H Plant Dies Noted Bank Official’s Wife
Mrs George H Plant wife of the vice president of the First National bank of the city and widely known socially died today in a loss noted by local society late this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macey
George H. Plant
First National Bank of
City
Policeman shot dead in West End arrest attempt
Atlanta reports Policeman E H DeBray was killed on Gordon Street as he tried to arrest three suspicious negroes. One man fled after feigning surrender and fired, DeBray returned fire, was mortally wounded, and died minutes later without speaking. The killer escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tough
Atlanta
E. H. DeBray
Gordon Street
Weat End
West End Ia
DeBray
Murder of Officer Debray Suspects Held in Atlanta Prison
Three men named Jim Erwin Jim Loyd and Jim Hammond confined in Atlanta city prison on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Policeman DeBray who was shot in West End Thursday night Rewards totaling 700 offered for capture and conviction with 500 from the city and 200 from the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
DeBray
West End
Jim Erwin
Jim Loyd
Jim Hammond
Georgia State Treasurer borrows 100000 to tide state finances
State Treasurer Park telegraphs Governor Chandler that Georgia banks including the eee bank and the Citizens' Bank of Savannah Neal Loan and Banking Company Fourth National Bank and Atlanta National Bank furnished the money. Atlanta and Savannah banks offered New York rate loans to prop up Georgia credit in a financial emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Savannah
Southern
Citizens
Treasurer Park
Qandler
State of Georgia
New York
Georgia
Eee Bank
Citizens’ Bank of
Neal Loan and Banking Company
The
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta National Bank of Atlanta
Two Cases Settled In Atlanta Railroad Compromise
The Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad paid $10 000 in compromise of two city court cases for George A Ming and Mrs B F Greene. Of the amount $7000 goes to Mr Flagg and $8000 to Mrs Greene. Cases were set for trial before Judge H M Reid with a jury but were withdrawn and settled by the judge. The Flagg payout is described as the largest railroad compromise in a personal injury case in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Company
O. T. Ladson
George A. Mingg
B. F. Greene
Flagg
Deaths in Georgia Hartnett and others in rail news
Notable Georgia educator Professor Morgan H Looney died at his daughter's home in Hartnett with three or four years of declining health. He is brother to Professors George BE Looney and Martin V Key. Dr F H Kerfoot, Baptist Home Mission official, died in Atlanta and was interred in Shelbyville Ky. President signed appointments and reappointments for federal posts. Augusta to Aiken electric railroad construction approved to begin soon with ceremonies. A mad dig was shot in Girard after a chicken sipped dog blood and showed fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kf. H. Kerfoot
Atlanta
F. H Kerfoot
Baptist Home Mission Board
Shelbyville
Aiken, 8. O
Augusta and
Aiken
Augusta
James N. Jackson
Oco
Vumavus
Girard
Georgia cotton crop outlook from Hawkinsville leader
Hawasville Georgia June 25 Hon J Pope Brown says Georgia cotton prospects are dire with less than 70 percent of average. Wet weather damaged fields beyond repair and many farmers will abandon cotton. He suggests packing hay from grass in fields as an alternative while corn may fare better store optimism if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawasaville
J. Pope Brown
Hawkinsville
Georgia
Mr. Brown
Peeure
Cyclone Wrecks Sunflower African Methodist Church
A cyclone swept through Cixurch Georgia on June 95 damaging property. The Sunflower African Methodist church held a quarterly conference nearby when the storm struck. The large building collapsed and burned to splinters. a huge oak near the John A Reid place fell across the area. Evans Griggs and his family escaped unharmed after their house was blown down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssurhroro
John A. Reid
Evans Griggs
Man Kills in Kaufman bar quarrel in Georgia
In Convitaus Jake Anderson shot Berry Upshaw dead with a pistol after a barroom quarrel on upper Broad street. Upshaw was struck with a stick earlier in the day and died within minutes. Anderson fled into an alley behind the bar.
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Convitaus
Jake Anderson
Berry Upshaw
Kaufman
Upper Broad Street
Upshaw
Anderson
Upshawn
Annerson
Prices of Sugar Reduced Across All Refined Grades
New York report notes the American Sugar Refining company lowered all refined sugar grades by 10 re. The National Sugar Refining followed with the cut, while Arbuckle’s price remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle
Snow Items Show Town News and Visitors
A light snow shower freshened the area just as potato slips were set out. Mrs and Miss Herring will return from Arlington after a week’s visit. Joe Brown Folds of Pinehurst visits Snow for several days. Prof Monk and daughter Elsie stay at Mr Barrow’s peach farm near Marshalville. Uncle Charley Clewie and Miss Annie Alasbrook convalesce. Little Wright Blow visiting his parents. Threshing loud as new biscuits arrive. Schoolboys gain a vacation to help harvest. Dinah Morris appears in the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Herring
Arlington
Joe Brown Folds
Pinehurst
Prof. Monk
Elsie
B. B. Barrow
Marshalville
Charley Clewie
Annie’ Alasbrook
Wright Blow
Dinah Morris
Pinehurst Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Vienna residents and relatives gather for visits as Sam Owens and J L Peavy plan moves back. Horne returns from the B Y P U convention in Rome. Snow and Vienna residents attend sermons and social events. Mrs Gardner visits her parents, and local travel includes trips to Atlanta and Macon.
Community Notes From Tippettville District
J W Gammage was here Monday Avoner Miller of Fairfield was here on business Monday J C Nelson of Seville was here Saturday Ashley Mixon is very ill Prof J B Cook of Fairfield was here Saturday Rev R A Smith of Zion Hill was here on business Saturday Miss Carabelle Rogers is critically ill Rev L S Comer filled his appointment at Rock Hill Saturday and Sunday Misses Emma Bush Etta and Mamie Gunn attended church at Rock Hill J W Grantham and wife of Findlay visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday The Sunday schools at Pope church were postponed due to imeaslus and Red Hill Sunday school attendees were badly Guay Porte Zeke Holt was sick Sunday but able to walk again ON 8 Grantham made a business trip to Cordele last Friday Dan Gammage visiting from Florida this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Owens
Vienna
O. W. Horne
Rome
Ollie
Isses Ora Herning
Maud Peavy
Sallie Lou Oliver
Messrs
H. L. Palmer
Emmet Horne
Grover Harvard
M. Barfield
J. Horne
J. L. Joiner
Arabi
J.L. Peavy
Valdosta
Mr. Peavy
George Clewis
Miss Ida
Snow
C. L. Wilson
Findlay
Charilie
Charter Thompson
E. E. Gardner
S. D. Thompson
W. A. Snelling
Atlanta
D. T. Mashburn
Macon
Willie Haslam
Smithville
Rev. Atkinson
Ashley Mixon
Cook
Fairfield
R. A. Smith
Zion Hill
Carabelle Rogers
A. J. Hogsett
Rev. L
Comer
Rock Hill
Emma Bush
Etta
Mamie Gunn
Pinehurst
J. W. Grantham
St Pope Church
Imeaslus
Red Hill
Guay Porte
Zeke Holt
BR. Holt
Grantham
Cordele
Dan Gammage
Florida
Dixie Flyer Sleeper and Parlor Coach Service Details
Walton & Company announces through sleeper and parlor coach service on the Dixie Flyer between St Louis and Jacksonville via Valdosta, with trains 8 and 4. The union depot reception begins at 8 pm and the return remains until 7:80 pm, with occupancy continuing until then. Willam Checkley Shaw is vice president and C B Rhodes is general agent in Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie, We
Jacksonvile
Fla
Valdosta
Boween Mavon
Pilatka
Union Deprtus
Union Union Depot
Nu Canty
Willam Checkley Shaw
Rhodes
Gen. Pass
Macon
Georgia
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Gailles
Judge Stevens
Bad Negro
Washington
Institution For
Rich Planter
Morgan H. Looney
Horace E. Agan
Ohio
Korea
Addison B. James
Western
Kentucky
Walter H. Johnson
Northern
John M. Barnes
Alken
Cixurch
Sinitiboro
Columbus
Wassinerox
Chandler Hale
Maine
Austrin
James J. Bailey
Guatemala
Honduras
Tippetville News
J. W. Gammage
Avoner Miller
J. C. Nelson
Seville
Walton & Company
Georgia Southern
Florida By. Co
Suwanee River
Ashburn
Ar Tifton
Tifton
Sparks
Heartpine
Ar Valdosta Ly
Lake Eee
Lake Botloer
Hampton
Palatka
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