The Troubles of a Widower by Eastor Stone
Eastor Stone editor of the New York Journal of Commerce endures sustained attention from widows seeking his fortune or affection. A card blocks visits, neighbors whisper of marriage plots, and Stone fears abduction by persistent admirers while he keeps his conservatory and home under siege.
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Eastor Stone
New York Journal of Commerce
Stone
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Mags
New York
Mr. Stone
Jack Bunsby
Mac Sting
Princess Editha’s Atlanta visit and wider tales of Dis DeBar
A portrait of Princess Editha a glamorous adventuress claimed daughter of Lola Montez and Ludwig of Bavaria visits Atlanta in 1879 amid revivals. She camps at Dimock’s, dodges bills, tours by buggy with a man, and leaves unpaid accounts. Reports link her to Madame Dis DeBar and a web of romance and fraud. The piece also notes her reported husband Genesis DeBar and wider rumors tying Merceau and Madame Merceut to the Editha persona. A second feature follows cotton mill ventures in the south New Orleans and Mississippi projects signaling rising southern industrial activity and its impact on northern mills.
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Ogksloosa
Oskeloosa
Baleley
Indorsingler
Awail Ie
Oskaloosa
Tag Wineeees
Aera
Madame Dis DeBar
Atlanta
Madame Dis BrBar
Editha
Lola Montez
Ludwig
Bavaria
Prine
Dimock House
Marietta Street
Arlington House
Concordia Hall
First Methodist Church
Allgate
Jonese Fivery
Roderick Badro
Mr. Jones
Bagry
Dimeck's
Dimock
Jones
Georgia
Parkrabure
W. Va
Cincinnati Enquirer
Genesis DeBar
Tin Man DeBar
el Carver
DeBar
John HH. du
Amenca
Charles Dickens
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Jon HH
Dis de
West Virinia
Willarleton
Princess Enitha
Madame Mersout
Dear
Suez West Virginia
Madame Merceut
Dig DeBar
New York
New York Herald
New England
New Orleans
Counse
Wesson
Gol
Washington
Phiadelphia
Wis
Gilmore Jubilee Fare Plans and Rehearsal Notes
The Gilmore Jubilee pages announce reduced rail fares for Georgia stretches and other lines for three days with a three-point southern schedule Atlanta Jacksonville and Acuna Texas. Officials expect one fare rates from Western and Atlantic East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Air-Line and Georgia Railroad and possibly Central and West Point roads. The jubilee emphasizes Boston Peace Jubilee level music in Atlanta with operatic features and world-class performances. Rehearsals report strong turnout and disciplined sections with tenor soprano and bass groups separated for practice before a 4:30 pm open house rehearsal.
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Aif
Evert
Gilmore
Slaughter
Georgia
Western
Atlantic
East Tennessee
Virginia
Central
West Point
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Acuatin
Texas
Letters From The People And Presbyterians College Plan
A series of reader letters discuss editorial criticism of post office practices and Ted tape methods, support for establishing a Presbyterian university in Georgia with Atlanta as its site, and local concerns about land titles and a land dispute in Alt Springs. Letters also touch on freight discrimination, a new depot contract news item, and a tragic death from morphine.
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Eprrons
Linaely
Ted
Drlvers
Kenfrve
Asistant
Woodward
Benig
Haros
Presbyterian College
Macoy
J. A. Ansley
Atlanta
Presbyterian University
Presbyterian Church
Oglethorpe
Presbyterianiam
Georgia
Atlants
Woodville
Alt Springs
Arreet
Bua
Chautauqua
John Holcomb
State League Schedule and Bicycle Parade at Piedmont Park
The article details a busy spring sporting program with a State League baseball schedule, the Atlanta Bicycle Club parade through downtown, and plans for a multi-day meet at Piedmont Park. It notes key figures, likely venues, expected crowds, and the schedule for races and opening events, plus updates on nearby baseball games and local incidents.
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Satexing
Ralonda
Franklin
Tig Nasbyilie Driving Club
Colonel Clark
Lowlaville Club
Tego Gente
Ma ¢. Hy. Kneelang
Augusta
Atlanta
Savannah
Columbus
Tits Coserrmy
Mon
Batley
R Uins
BavasNau
Atzuta
Atunta
Gavannsh
Altenta
Ange W. P. Bailey
Maniness
Charleston
Catley
Woman shot to death in Detroit a Rosa Murray case
Blanche Everett, a well educated Detroit woman, was shot by Rosa Murray on Collins Street after a dispute that spanned months. Everett died in her home after attempts to aid her, with authorities noting the fatal wound passed through the stomach and caused internal bleeding. Murray fled, and the coroner prepared the inquest into the tragedy. The case centers on a violent act linked to a contentious relationship and a note Everett left before death.
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Blanche Everett
Collins Street
Macon
Atlanta
Rosa Murray
Rous
Rosa
Nantes
Murray
O'Brien
Roy
Mather
Coralio
Rosa Muara
Detroit
Brockman
Vic
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Tuck
Eh Bleibter
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Conway
Mr. Conway
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Oskalooss
Oskalogsa
Kansas
de. Halaley
Cleveland
Sen
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Sun
Ifill
Randall
South
Post Office Department
State Lights
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Enos Laphan
Providence Journal
Lapham
Eney
Laphsi
Warwick
New York Evening Post
Enos
Vetera
John L. Sullavan
Mitchell
Hon. John
Comxnine
Hoffman House
Governon Hors
Education
David Bennett Hill
Rostek Conkling
Ed Stokes
Count Joannes
Bgmantle
James O'Connor
Hamlet
G'Conner
Matturw Antonp
Mr. Arnold
Oshkosh
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Piscataquis
Annyance
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Timow
Knights of Labor
New Order
Jools
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Bokhara
Samarcand
Tamerlane
New
Your Man and Express
Elliott F. Shephard
Bundy
Foster Coates
Mr. Coates
Glaine
Liverpool
Blaina
Blaine
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Bragg
Butler
White House
Joel Chandler Harris
Woman's Reading Club of
George Day
Dr. Felton
Soysa Cincinnati
Spain
Madril
Pall Mall Gazette
Argentine
Republic
Austra
Gemsany
Ustrelia
Holland
Princess Editha
Mme. Dis DeBar
Baller
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Aranta
Wildwood
Florida
Enon
Wilarood
Nashville
Alee
Birminghaw
Biewixoram
Ala
Bree
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James N
Ferland
Roan
Sporting News
Driving Club
Piedmont Park
Aliways
Tony
Bob Jones
McIntosh & Anderson
John G
John McIntosh
Frank Redd
Sndy Lear
W. J. Thornton
W. J. Thornton, Shernton Ab Reaves’ 2, m. “Susie,” RL. Reaves
James Lynch
S. G
Carrell
E. C. Bmulley
Wall O'Farrell
Lady Lear
Knights of the Wheel
Atlanta Bicycle Club
Jyourg
Goldsmith
Durant
Masista Street
State House
Manetta
Bitauell
Whitehall
Alabama
Pryor
Hunter
Hanter
Loyd
Necatar
Decatur
Tryor
Prscatrer
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Maretta
Turing Point
State Capitol
Mika Wilh
AL Gs Cilzens
Draving Association
Enry W. Gredy
Tommy
Young Society Indies
Lonor
Rentlemanly
New Tore
Lereabouts
Baltimore
Erroe—Balti
Philadelphia
Jen Susey
McGuire
Weyhing
Gunning
Ineinoatt
Seta
James McDonald
Shab Liberty
Cook
J: N HA
McDonald
Brown
Fenley
Remnar
Tanie
Pist
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Goode & Co
Goone & Co
Edewood
Ingeabards
Janes
Johnson
Hisyne
Fins Johnson
New York Nz
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