Priest Faints During Trial of Alleged Camorra Priest
Ciro Vitozzi, accused priest, fainted after a self imposed fast as his Camorra trial resumed in Viterbo Italy. He claimed persecution in prison and described a missing hair from his mother used to insult her memory, invoking divine support while collapsing from exhaustion.
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Fresh asparagus leads market offerings this week
Fresh asparagus arrives as the newest market item, with abundant vegetables and reasonable prices. One-pound bunches cost 20 cents and two-pound bunches 40 cents, while a long list of produce and fresh-water items are priced per unit or per quart, including citrus, greens, root vegetables, and seafood options.
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Blood transfusion tragedy ends in death of Mrs Duke
Mrs Helen G Duke, wife of Mark B Duke, died at 37 Pulliam Street after months of illness and a blood transfusion operation. She leaves her husband and two children, ages 7 and 2. Born Miss Malone of Atlanta, she was described as a loving wife and mother. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Georgia Peach Crop Slashed From 5000 to 500 Cars
Georgia peach crop appears to be reduced dramatically by frost, dropping from about 5 009 railway car loads to roughly 590 carloads. Railway officials in Cincinnati note notices to lines that the cap has fallen to one tenth of former volume and that the Central of Georgia line will not need many cars from other roads to move peaches this year.
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Defined lie and the language of inability as rival talk
A brief aphorism contrasts a said defense with the claim that negative words reflect incapacity. The speaker frames rival accusations as the speech of those who cannot apply themselves, emphasizing personal accountability over blame.
Cornerstone to be laid at Hill Street School by Masons
About 2,000 pupils from Grant Park Fraser Street and other schools will attend the noontime cornerstone ceremony for the new Hill Street school funded by bond money. Grand Master George M Napier will preside with Palestine lodge officers assisting. Mayor Courtland S. Winn will represent Atlanta. the board of education is represented by FE Mitchell and I M Landrum.
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Riley will leaves all to son Robert E Riley probate filed
The will of Edward S Riley was filed for probate naming Robert E Riley as executor and bequeathing cash to Woody Shaw while most of the estate goes to Robert E Riley. The testator notes debts and provides for other children and their wives. Rose W Riley would succeed if Robert dies before administration ends.
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Groundkeeper Receives Gift From McAleer After Washington Visit
Manager McAleer presented the Atlanta club groundkeeper with a check as thanks for his work during the Washington team's stay in Atlanta. The groundkeeper gave McAleer a box of roses in return, an act McAleer valued highly.
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Danish envoy investigates Colorado woman suffrage in April hail
Count Carl Moltke the Danish ambassador to the United States visits Denver to study the state’s woman suffrage experiment for possible Danish adoption. He notes Denver already grants women municipal voting rights as part of ongoing inquiries into full suffrage and parliamentary representation for women.
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Rectal Dilator Claim Promises Permanent Cure
An advertising note touts the Natura Automatic Medicating Dilator as a treatment for piles and constipation. It claims to relax rectal muscles, improve blood flow, and deliver healing medication to reduce inflammation and soreness. The piece urges readers to write for information and lists a Cleveland address for orders.
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Edgar Stripling Nearing Liberty in Danville Pardon Case
The Virginia prison commission unanimously recommended to Governor Brown that Edgar Stripling, former Danville chief of police, be pardoned unconditionally. The case arose from his life sentence for murder and a 14 year escape, with advocates citing alleged misconduct by the victim and affidavits from jurors and supporters of Stripling. Governor Brown expects to act next week after reviewing the records and commission recommendation.
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Chatham Officials Acquitted On Sunday Fishing Charge
Savannah April 7 Special Charged with fishing on Sunday TF Newell West superintendent of county works John M Speight his clerk and a P Braxtell custodian of Chatham county courthouse were tried in the superior court today Judge Chariton directed a verdict of acquittal and two other indictments against the same officers were not pressed Deputy Game Warden Charles B Westcott who has been active in a campaign against Sunday fishing led the charges Westcott was removed as fish warden but continued as deputy he failed to prove he saw the officials actually catching fish and witnesses did not know about the matter He vows to press Sunday fishing prosecutions again this summer
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Sons of Veterans to Meet at Courthouse Today
Confederate veterans and all Sons of Confederate Veterans members are urged to attend a noon meeting at the courthouse in Atlanta. John B Gordon Camp leaders Hugh Dorsey and John Ashley Jones emphasize a matter of great importance in the jury room.
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Wreckers Abandon British Steamer Hannah M Bell
The British steamer Hannah M Bell, aground on Elbow Reef near Key West, has been abandoned by wreckers. Captain Lattie Sayer says the Mount Vernon returned from the scene and that Captain Thompson and several crew members remain aboard. Thirteen crewmen are ashore under British consul care while awaiting word from underwriters.
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Raising Geese in English Farms a Profitable Trade
The article notes geese farming was lucrative in England long ago, with flocks of 8000 to 10000. Each goose yielded feathers and quills valued at a penny or more, the quills used for pen work.
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