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Story February 9, 1910

The Dawson News

Dawson, Terrell County, Georgia

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Dr. Charles W. Hickman, prominent Augusta physician, shot dead in Summerville suburb; pockets rifled, watch taken; no clue to murderer. (128 characters)

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DR. HICKMAN SHOT TO DEATH

Pockets of Prominent Augusta Physician Rifled as Body Lay in Streets.

AUGUSTA, Ga.—Dr. Charles W. Hickman, one of the most prominent physicians in the south, brother of Tracy I. Hickman, president of the Graniteville Manufacturing Company, was found dead from gunshot wounds late tonight on the streets at Summerville, the fashionable suburb of Augusta.

The Hickmans live at Summerville, and Dr. Hickman had been at his brother's home, leaving there shortly after 8 o'clock. It is recalled by residents of the neighborhood that three shots were heard about that hour.

There were two wounds, one in the head and one in the body. The pockets had been rifled and Dr. Hickman's watch had been taken from his vest.

It is not known by the family that Dr. Hickman had valuables or money in any extent on his person.

There is no clue to the murderer.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story Mystery

What themes does it cover?

Tragedy Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Murder Gunshot Wounds Rifled Pockets Prominent Physician Augusta Ga

What entities or persons were involved?

Dr. Charles W. Hickman Tracy I. Hickman

Where did it happen?

Summerville, Augusta, Ga.

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Key Persons

Dr. Charles W. Hickman Tracy I. Hickman

Location

Summerville, Augusta, Ga.

Story Details

Dr. Charles W. Hickman, prominent physician, found dead from two gunshot wounds on Summerville streets after leaving his brother's home; pockets rifled, watch stolen; no valuables known; no clue to murderer.

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