Romantic Israelite Marriage Shocks Americus Society
Miss Willie Cobb of Americus, daughter of the late Robert Cobb, wed Meyer Heidemann of Atlanta in Macon after renouncing Presbyterian faith and taking Jewish vows. The ceremony, led by Dr Farber, followed by a private oath and public declaration, was marked by solemn rites as the couple planned to settle in Atlanta.
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Abi Rubber House
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Fareber
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Malmonier
Tind
Walan
Farber
They Stood Their Ground Washe by gg Thrown at Democ
In Torreka Kansas on November 4, Democratic Flambeau club members marching in the Weaver procession were egged. J. B. Ernest, club president, was pelted with eggs, and James F. Fitzgibbons, a contractor, received a severe blow to the head. Several others were brained and injured as the crowd interrupted the orderly line. Mrs. Lease demanded to speak but cancellation of dates followed after she left town.
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Democratic Flambeau Club
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Jones
Democratic State Central Committee
Weaver
Mra. M
Lease
Democratic Rally in New York and Jersey Tempest
New York Democrats thronged Tammany Hall for a vast rally with supporters declaring Cleveland will win New Jersey and the nation. Figures estimate a large Cleveland margin, with betting at favorable odds and a mood of decisive Democratic victory. News from Savannah and other ports report varied election chatter and local incidents ahead of the vote.
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Columbia College
Brooklyn
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New You
Jeck McAuliffe
New Orleans
Central's Report Filed on Decreased Net Earnings
Savannah report to Judge Speer shows five year earnings decline and rising fixed charges with next year expenses over 2.5 million. Comer doubts solvency and hints capitalizing operating costs, while committee plans to seek plan to salvage the system. Atlanta reports discuss cabinet chairmanship, Pirkle’s illness, and federal election managers. other items include parade plans and a boxing match.
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New Hills Added as Appropriation Bill Moves in Alaska
The session stalls from 1 a.m. to noon with bills read and leaves of absence granted. The regular appropriation bill begins its path while the Senate and House plan recesses for election voting. A dozen leaves of absence opened the session and new bills address school funds and insurance investigations. A notable item notes an impending contest over Senator Reese.
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Uels
Sale of Retail Stock at Artesian Corner
October marks a historic sellout of all retail stock at Artesian Corner. The store touts unprecedented October sales and announces no November firesales, urging readers to act now before stock runs out. Readers can mail in for details or turn the page to view price column and item by item prices.
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