Perk ins arrested in grand larceny charge in New York
George W. Perkins former vice president of New York Life Insurance Co faces grand larceny in the first degree in New York. He appealed from Magistrate Moss seeking immediate Supreme Court action and a writ of habeas corpus claiming illegal restraint of liberty.
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New York Life
New York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Co
Perkins
Moss
Supreme Court
Mayor of Thunderbolt and His Bath House
Special to The Herald Savannah Ga March 28 Superior Court of Chatham County hears injunction suit by Ernest Schmitt owner near bath house of W W Airmar mayor of Thunderbolt. Schmitt seeks to stop nude bathing by men and boys at the springboard entry this summer. Airmar defends bathing as not immodest and resists prohibitions. Court to decide in coming days.
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Standifer Indicted for Murder in Sister's Death
Atlanta March 28 Mrs Willie Standifer, who shot and killed her sister Miss Chapelle Whisenant on March 9 over alleged relations involving her husband, was indicted on murder by Fulton County grand jury.
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Chapelle Whisenant
Fulton County
Grand Jury
Editorial Kick Against Atlantic Coast Line Service
The Thomasville Times Enterprise urges improved rolling stock and reliable service on the Atlantic Coast Line branch between Thomasville and Albany. It condemns repeated engine breakdowns and dirty, uncomfortable cars, calling for a organized public protest to press officials into timely upgrades.
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Odd Fellows of Savannah Host Monthly Musical Evening
In Savannah Georgian Odd Fellows lodges Acorn Concord and DeKalb combined for a joint musical entertainment at Odd Fellow's Hall. Three lodges hosted the event this month, followed by refreshments, a recurring monthly practice with each lodge taking turns as host.
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Savannah
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DeKalb
Atlanta Woman in Midnight Elopement Deserter Case
Mrs Catherine Shivers a 22 year old Atlanta brunette is detained at police barracks after being reported deserting her Birmingham husband to elope with another man on a midnight train. Birmingham police alerted Atlanta officers who met the train at Terminal station and escorted her to barracks while inquiries proceed.
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Ala
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Anlee
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Louisville
Kentucky
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More Postal Clerks on the Extension Increase
The Central of Georgia line west of Albany adds two mail clerks to the Albany to Lockhart run via Smithville due to rising mail volume. The six clerk force will operate year round, a jump from one clerk when the line had one daily train. Mrs. J McC Hill hosted a bridge tea for guest Mrs. Alex Reid of Columbus, awarding first prize a deck of cards to Mrs. J. Paul.
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Lockhart
Ala
Smithville
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Bridge
Alex Reid
Columbus
J. Paul. Munnerlyn
No Canal Legislation Likely This Session of Congress
Washington March 28 canal legislation in this session appears extremely unlikely. The Senate committee after two months of inquiry cannot frame a bill and the House committee rejects Senate testimony on canal feasibility. Witnesses split on the Vetter type, with no action leaving the President and Canal Commission free to choose a contract build, and general sentiment favoring contract construction.
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Great Fire Devastates Johnstown Business District
Johnstown Pennsylvania March 28 a devastating fire raged three hours after midnight threatening the business section. It caused about 800000 dollars in losses and the death of a fireman buried by a falling wall. The telegraph operator for the Publishers Press reportedly perished. Five large buildings were destroyed as firemen fought with inadequate equipment and bursts.
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Miners and Operators in Final Conference
In Indianapolis on March 28 the joint conference of bituminous coal operators and miners met to reach an agreement on the wage scale for Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. No move has been made since yesterday's adjournment and the deadlock remains firm.
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Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
More Warrants Issued for Insurance Men
New York officials report District Attorney Jerome secured warrants for the arrest of prominent life insurance officials on summonses in the John Doe proceedings. The warrants follow evidence that political contributions were made by officers of life insurance companies.
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John Doe
Torney Jerome
Moss
Justice Downing
Twelve Italians in Desperate Fight Discovered Dead
Minneapolis, March 28. Police found six Italian men dead in a room after a violent clash that involved twelve men in a shack. Four victims were stabbed to pieces. neighbors alerted authorities.
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Brodie L Duke Granted Divorce From Alice Webb Duke
New York March 28 Brodie L Duke was today granted a divorce from his wife Alice Webb Duke whom he married in December 1904.
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New York
Brodie L. Duke
Alice Webb Duke
Albany Trade Days Promised By Albany Business League
Albany plans monthly trade days to boost retail sales for residents within fifty miles. Merchants will offer leader articles at special prices with coupons for purchases. Eligible out of town buyers may receive railroad fare refunds based on coupon totals, with details to be finalized by the Albany Business League.
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Albany Business League
Ed Adams Indicted in Attempt to Assault
Fulton County grand jury indicts Ed Adams a janitor at Walker Street Public School for attempting to assault Lollie Belle Ward daughter of Rev A O Ward pastor of Temple Baptist Church. The indictment follows his arrest days earlier in Atlanta on the serious charge.
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Atlanta
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Belle Ward
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Grand Jury to Probe Langston Case in Atlanta
Atlanta March 28 The coroner s jury ruled Mrs Ada Langston died of natural causes from empyemic poisoning but urged Fulton grand jury to examine her husband J D Langston for mistreating his wife during illness. Neighbors and a worker testified to prior beatings as police guard Langston at his home.
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Herald
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Fulton Grand Jury
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Lanifitom
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Governor Pattison Much Better Today Reported
Columbus dispatch reports Governor Pattison much better today after a morning update. The brief bulletin notes improved condition and recovery progress following recent illness.
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Pattison
Columbus
Ohio
Unknown painter’s claim on paint brands sparks debate
A reader argues that using any brand other than the speaker’s recommended paint proves a lack of knowledge about true virtues. The remark prompts questions about brand loyalty and the merit of different coatings in home projects.
Masury Paint Promotion for Season of Home Painting
Masury Paint claims superior quality for climate drawing painters and homeowners. The ad urges use for its lasting finish and cost savings, inviting readers to contact Bull line for a fresh coat this season.
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