SHADDEN, Rachel – (d. 1899)
Source: Atlanta Constitution, 20 October 1899.
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SHIELDS, James T. – (d. 1899)
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 6 November 1899.
Got All His Money (1894)
Some Pickpocket Stole Judge L.P. COOPER’s Pocketbook Source: Nashville American, page 4, 1 October 1894.
Leonard L. Polk
A Sketch of One of Nashville’s Most Popular Policeman The name of Sergt. Leonard L. POLK, of the Nashville Police Department, arouses in the hearts of all who know him the kindliest and friendliest of feelings, while the sight of his handsome face and cheery smile would banish the cares
Griffin vs. Wilson (1894)
Noted Slander Suit at Union City Compromised Source: Nashville American, page 2, 1 October 1894.
Shocking Depravity (1894)
Heartless Act of Sallie Crum, a Memphis Girl Gave Her Baby to a Negress, Who Starved It When Found Rats Had Eaten Its Head, Feet and Hands Away – -Mother and Nurse Arrested Source: Nashville American, page 2, 1 October 1894
Flew the Coop (1894)
The article below describes the escape of an alleged horse thief in Centerville, TN. Source: Nashville American, page 8, 30 September 1894.
Bloody Fight (1894)
Knxoville, Sept. 29 – A bloody fight occurred between two prisoners in the Knox County jail this afternoon, in which John STANLEY, a murderer now under sentence of death, was stabbed four times by John ROGERS, an incendiary from Blount County. The prisoners had been turned loose in the corridor
Held For Murder
Article lead: The preliminary trial of Bob BRYANT and Howell BRYANT, for the murder of John SEAVERS a few days since, was held at Lavinia yesterday. Source: Nashville American, page 8, 30 September 1894.
Katzenberger’s Will (1894)
The following article describes the will of Memphis resident Moses H. KATZENBERGER, President of the Mechanics’ Savings Bank. Source: Nashville American, page 8, 30 September 1894.