Actresses Head Chase of Alleged Pickpocket on Southern Train
Two apparent actresses joined a pursuit of a pickpocket aboard Southern train No 3 as it entered Terminal yards. The thief fled toward the crematory area but was stopped by a police officer. two $100 bills were found on him. The man, identified as Reuben Magerman of Baltimore, denied the theft. The incident occurred as passengers crowded the Pullman cars. In Fitzgerald Georgia Ben Hill Superior Court adjourned until next week to finish civil business. criminal docket to be tackled with several true bills from the grand jury.
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Southern
Karlin
Reuben Magerman
Baltimore
Ben Hill Superior Court
Fitzgerald, Ge
Superior Court
Ben Hil County
George
J. B. Wall
Grand Jury
Macon
Will Anderson
Daly
Anderson
Mark Zarks
B. Moore
Typewriter office offers high-grade stenographers
Underwood typewriter office can furnish high grade stenographers by phone call to Miss Hitt for service and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood ‘Typewriter
Engraved Wedding Invitations and Society Engraving
A long standing engraver invites orders for wedding invitations and announcements. An expert reviews each order to ensure flawless detail and upholds a reputation built since 1887. Open for samples price lists and illustrated catalogs by mail or in person.
Younger lawyers of the Macon bar have a grouch
Macon Georgia April 11 Special The younger lawyers of Macon plan to organize a separate association with a social and business aim to secure equal pay with older lawyers. They argue youth should not reduce remuneration and welcome older lawyers who feel they are still young.
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Macon
Bar Association
Tom Jones
Birong
Dublin High to Hold Largest Commencement May 20
Dublin Ga April 11 Special Dublin High school announces its annual commencement exercises on May 20, promising the largest graduating class in school history. The class comprises 22 graduates, both young men and women, with Rev T S Terhune of Huntington Ind delivering the address as president of the exercises.
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Dublin
Dublin High School
T. 8. Terhune
Huntington, Ind
Cainirg
Dramatic jail meeting over Glenn claim from wives
Mrs Pidcock and Mrs Glenn confronted Luther J Glenn’s lover at the jail as the mil lionaire’s wife vowed to prosecute him and send him to the penitentiary The prisoner’s arraignment is set for Monday in city court before Judge Andrew E Calhoun on the charge of departing his two minor children.
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Glenn
Glann
Andrew E. Calhoun
Meu
Bond
Soule Cleared to Join Georgia Experiment Station Board
Governor Brown ruled Dr. Andrew M. Soule eligible as a Georgia experiment station board member despite noncitizenship concerns. He voted in a director election where Ira Williams defeated Prof R H J De Loach. Brown says board membership is not a public office under Georgia law.
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Andrew M. Soule
The
Georgia Experiment Station
Brown
Soule
Lawn
Georgia
R. H. J. de~ Loach
Ira Williams
Williams
Overner Brown
English Receives Copy Of Lee Muster Roll Inaugural Event
Captain James W. English, president of the Fourth National Bank, owns a rare bound muster roll of General Lee's surrender at Appomattox. The document shows Lee surrendered 7 892 men and details leading to the surrender. Copies were sent to Theodore Roosevelt and Taft. the original sits in the National Museum. Gate City Guard ball tonight at armory 2 and 54 Houston Street offers fine music and floor.
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James W. English
Fourth National Bank
Robert B. Lee
Appomattox
English
Lee
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
National Museum At
Washington
Indictment bid blocked in Johnson assault case
Lieutenant John C Oliver and Officer A W Jackson face assault with intent to murder charges after a fight with W H Johnson of 737 Chestnut Street. Johnson claims he was lured into a locked jury room on Thrower building fourth floor and saved by police. His attorney seeks a writ to force Solicitor General H M Dorsey to show cause for denying a hearing. Dr Gillam, husband of Mrs Gillam, previously beat Johnson with a billy and was later bonded on assault and battery charges.
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Grand Jury
John C. Oliver
A.W. Jackson
W. H. Johnson
Chestnut ‘Street
Gober & Jackson
Superior Court
Hush M Dorsey
Johnson
Oliver
Ihe
Zach Rowan
R. E B. Gilem
Eagan Park
Gillam
Johnsen
Billy
Jackson
Ballista
Dr. Giilem
City Criminal Court
Akerman Not Closing Office Soon Says Eason
Thomas Eason of Telfair county, aligned with Senator Bacon, states District Attorney Alexander Akerman and assistants will not relinquish their posts before January. Eason defends being progressive, backing Bryan and the 16 to 1 silver platform, while noting uncertainty about his own appointment.
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Atlanta
Thomas Eason
Telfair County
Bacon
United States District Attorney
Southern District of Georgia
Alexander Alterman
Eason
Bryan
Indigent Mother Pension Bill Advances to Governor Cox
A bill funding pensions for indigent mothers passes and goes to Governor Cox for signing. It imposes a one tenth of a mill tax levy to create a yearly fund of at least 700000 dollars for the mothers aid plan. Destitute widows and women with disabled or imprisoned husbands receive monthly payments per child under 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
Georgia Printers Convene at Kimball on Cooperation
The Georgia Printers' Cost congress convened at the Kimball with over one hundred members in attendance. President E. W. Burke of Macon presided. welcome was given by W. P. Howard of Atlanta and response by E. L. Rainey of Dawson. An address on Organization and Co operation was delivered by H. W. Finge of the United Typothetae of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Kimball
Georgia State Typothetae
E. W. Burke
Macon
W. P. Howard
Atlanta
E. L. Rainey
Dawson
H. W. Finge
United Typothetae of America
W. C. Foote
8. A. Kysor
Auigata
G. Grubba
Sylveater
J. J. Newnan
Valdosta
E H. Vaisberg
Savannah
Grand
J. A. Hutton
CG. B. Allen
Moultrie
G. W. Donaldson
Life Term Parole Question Tests Georgia Board
A Pike county murderer named Perdue, once sentenced to life, had the term commuted to fifteen years by Governor Hoke Smith. After two years his case returns to the state board for parole, arguing he is no longer a life-term convict. The attorney general is asked to rule if commutation alters his status for parole eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison Board
Perdue
Pike County
Hoke Smith
Purdue
Southern Railway Schedule Change Effective April 1
Southern Railway announces schedule changes for trains Nos. 6 and 5. Southbound No. 6 will run from Cincinnati to Macon via Atlanta, shortening the through service to Jacksonville, Fla. Northbound No. 5 will leave Macon at 1:25 p.m. and arrive Atlanta at 4:00 p.m., with final departure from Atlanta at 8:10 p.m. through to Cincinnati.
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Southern Railway
Cinccinnati
Macon
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
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Henry Meat, ‘Market
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Cotton Avenue
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W. English
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Congress
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Trust Company of Georgia
Equitable
Pryor Street
Rountree
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Eiseman Bros
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