Senate Debates Bills on Marriage Law and Tax Reach
Washington Jan 13 A senate bill to prevent misbranding of foods was placed on the calendar. A Kyle introduced measure to amend the constitution to regulate marriages and divorces. House actions include a reciprocity information resolution, free delivery expansion to towns of 8000, a 100000000 gold reserve appropriation, and appointing clerks for representatives. The president’s message to Congress on Chile and Behring negotiations face delays amid arbitration talks with Britain. Judge Crisp’s improving health allows him to preside soon. In Atlanta Freeman Crankshaw fail for $29000 mortgage filings follow.
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Dread Rabies Fears Shadow Two Harrisburg Brothers
A grieving Harrisburg family conceals the fear of hydrophobia after Eddie Ball dies of the disease and Harold Ball fights for his life after a mastiff bite. Neighbors report the dog attacked multiple dogs before being shot. The mother, a recently arrived English immigrant, watches Harold closely amid hopeful and harrowing uncertainty. The funeral of Eddie follows a brief Episcopal service as the family copes with loss and dread.
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Harold
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Thread
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New York Herald
Pretty home wedding unites Rosa Lee Baldwin Gaines in Talbot County
A Tuesday noon ceremony at Major and Mrs. E. S. Baldwin’s suburban residence united Rosa Lee Baldwin Gaines of Oglethorpe with Walter H. Gaines of Oglethorpe. Rev. O. A. Thrower officiated. Attendants included Emmie Baldwin Eva Walls Lula Murphy Annie Baldwin and others from Troy Ala Talbotton and Atlanta. The house glowed with chandeliers and hospitality as guests praised a bright future for the newlyweds.
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Baldwin
Rosa Lee
Walter H. Gaines
Oglethorpe
O. A. Thrower
Talbottor
Emmie Baldwin
Eva Walls
Lula Murphy
Annie Baldwin
Troy
Ala
Tails Hornady
Nella Davis
Americus
Annie Kalgler
Nannie Baldwin
Talbotton
Messrs
Gaines Powell Willia
Pardons Plea Echoed For Danforth Despite Imprisonment
The Times Recorder reprints a widespread editorial urging Governor Northen to pardon Rhodes Danforth, imprisoned at Gresston after defending his sister’s honor. A petition with signatures from judges and citizens advocates clemency, while Col. Redding and Commissioner Nesbitt address Sumter County about agricultural matters. The piece notes Danforth’s modest earnings and his continued support to his sister. Local sentiment, though, remains strong for mercy.
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Times-Reconpen
Danorth
Northen
Gresston
Gress Lumber Company
Trutks
Leta
Lila
Bey
Col. Redding
Jy Redding
Nesbitt
Sumter County
Col Redding
Sumter
George Stapleton
Experiment
Important Case Delays Suit Over City Pumping Station
In Americus the suit by Mrs. Dillingham and others against Richard Roe and the city council over possession of land for a pumping station did not go to a jury. Judge Fixt found insufficient facts for trial, ending the case for now and signaling possible future litigation only on stronger grounds.
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Superior Court
John Dye
Viola Dillingham
Richard Roe
Americus
L. B. Bosworth
Mesara
Hollis
Mawkins
Messrs. Ansley, Hixon
Blalock and Wallin
Dillingham
Diles
Delightful oyster supper unites firemen and guests at Alliance
A lavish oyster supper at the Alliance warehouse drew many Wheatley Fire Company members and guests in a warm, friendly setting. The event contrasted with a vigilant note from Holgana about a wanted man, R. E. Hansard, arrested by Chief Lingo on theft charges. Mayor Gouldshy wired in the description and Hansard surrendered quietly, claiming innocence. Judge J. F. Watson and family, long-time residents, announce they will move to a new home nearby, with best wishes from the community.
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Alliance
Gouldshy
Holgana
Lingo A
R. E. Hansard
Helena
J. F. Watson
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