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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

Page

4

Pursuit of Wife and Lover Leads to Albany Tragedy Threat

Albany reports a Alabama farmer Boatright chasing his wife and her alleged lover across states since December. He aims to reclaim his two children, ages three and twenty six months, warns of possible tragedy upon success or capture. Boatright travels with zealous resolve, recounting hardships and the hope of reunion in Alabama.

Albany Boatright Frewton Alabama Arthur McGowann Tien Bnatright Nabedt Tain Andre Crogwey Georgia Florida McGowan

Slayer of Hilton Pleads Self Defense

Savannah on April 12 C Lea the Screven county farmer who is in law charged with killing L H Willen a banker at Sylvania, on Monday afternoon will probably plead self defense. He expects to be carried back to Slvania for a preliminary hearing within a few days.

Savannah Lea L H Willen Sylvania Slvania Dasa

Child Dies From Burns In Tragic House Fire

A small child of Mr and Mrs Young Turpatrisk of Pocatalipo Madison county died from burn injuries after a fire broke out. The mother momentarily left four children unattended and heard screams, returning to find the child at the gate with clothing nearly burnt away.

Commerce Young Turpatrisk Pocatalipo Madison Onerich Pel Hbor

Central of Georgia Hosts House Warming at New Shops

Macon Ga April 12 Special five thousand invitations were issued for the opening of the $2,000,000 Central of Georgia shops in the city. The celebration Tuesday April 18 will run from ten to two with a barbecue luncheon, 1,400 employees on holiday and shop demonstrations. President Markham and 25 directors will attend. The event may cost over 7,500 plus time lost by workers. We have moved our city office to 6 North Broad Street Foote Davies Co Main 61.

Macon Central of Georgia South the Central Markham Florida Forsyth Building W . Bowen Jacksonville

Memorial Day Ceremonies Planned in Cordele

Cordele Georgia set to celebrate Memorial Day on April 26 with unveiling of a Confederate monument at the intersection of Seventh Street and Twelfth Avenue. A committee of United Daughters of the Confederacy will plant flowers at Sunnyside cemetery for both Confederate and Union soldiers, with ceremonies at the courthouse in the midday hours.

Cordele Ga United Confederate Veterans United Daughters of the Confederacy Seventh Street Twelfth Avenue Sunnyside Cemetery Court House

Quic k est Time to Mem Memphis Seaboard

Passenger timetable notes quickest path to Memphis via Seaboard with service leaving at 63 a m and 4 m afternoon, arriving Memphis 8 pm and 7 am respectively. Through sleepers and dining cars available.

Memphis Seaboard

Bridegroom 15 Jailed On Kidnapping Charge

Fitegersld, April 12 Special A 15 year old groom Sykes, formerly an insurance agent now in Waycross, jailed on kidnapping charge filed by M D Holt. He married Lucy Holt 14 in Crawford County, then eloped to Douglas Hour later police pursued. The youth remained jailed for lack of bond.

Fitegersld Sykes Waycross Jall MD Holt Lucy Holt Holt Alama Crawford County Wilcox By Hammond Methodist Episcopal Church Douglas Mr Holt Ren Til

Keys of Cordele in Shriners Hands

Cordele on April 12 Special The pilgrimage of Alee Temple Order Mystic Shrine to Cordele today headed by Potentate E A Cutts of Savannah marked an important event bringing nearly three hundred visitors, prominent citizens and businessmen from area towns to Cordele. The city was alive with visitors in noble robes for entertainment. The parade in the afternoon was unusually unique. Twenty candidates were initiated tonight.

Cordele E A Cutts Savannah South Georgia

Station Directors Meet in Georgia Government Station Area

A special meeting of the directors of the Georgia Government Station was held with board members from Ocilla to Athens present. Attendees included Rob Crittenden, Weilian Hen, MG Gamble, Colonel James D Pitce, Corput, N B Drewis, Colonel TG Hudson, Colonel Wo Mohier, Colonel T Ferguson, FE L Peek, EL White, and others. Mrs Ella Ham of High Falls died April 22 after a rest at Providence Church. funeral services were to be held Friday afternoon with Rev G W Kansford Cabaniss officiating.

Oristin Oa Georgia Tadas Rob Crittenden Sheirman Weilian Hendecsor Ocilla MG Gamble Loulstile Lowe Linens Coleonel James D Pitce Oconee Feli Cave Spring Drewis Griftin TG Hudson Tlanita Wo Mohier Kartiton T Ferguson Ce L Peek Vangaers EL White Athens Elize Ham High Falls Jackson Ella Ham Hig Falls C.iek Providence Church G& W Kansford Cabaniss Hanig

Macon Seeks New Union Depot Through Civic Push

Macon Georgia April 12 Special with a special committee from the chamber of commerce and city council launching a campaign to secure a new depot or a union station. A local trust company may finance the project while railroads are approached in support. Committee members include Pendleton Stetson Block Beard Dunwoody Simmons Mallary Felton Bischefield Burden Corbin Lawsen Hyman Small Tinsley Dannenberg Taylor.

Macon Chamber of Commerce Georgia

Quickest Florida Special to Memphis by Southern Railway

The No 5 Florida Special departs Iilants at 510 pm and arrives Chattanooga at 9 35 pm with a Teagae connection. It continues to Memphis arriving by 7 50 am, offering dining and sleeping car service throughout.

Memphis No 5 Florida Chattanooga Teagae Memphis

Freight crash in Waycross claims Conductor Hendricks dead

Freight train No 211 collided with No 242 in Waycross yards causing the death of Brunswick conductor C W Hendricks and fatal injuries to Jim Brown Savannah fireman. Engineer A B Dodge and Brunswick Albany crew injured. Locomotive overturned, caboose and four flats demolished. Investigation ordered. Hendricks’ family to prepare burial in Brunswick. Tracks cleared after delay.

Waycross Atlantic Coast Line Railway Savannah Jacksonville Brunswick Albany C W Hendricks Jim Brown T H Carmichael Ofavannah Edenfield Brunswick Albany A B Dodge Brungwick Rodgs Henaricha Hla

Rockpile sentences for commerce tigers in mayor court

The mayor's court heard three alleged blind tigers on April 12. One was sentenced to six months' hard labor on the streets, while the other two received $50 fines and six months on the streets. Mayor Hardman pushes to break up illegal sales as detectives gather more evidence to convict others.

Hardman Oity

Cardui tonic claimed to restore ailing woman to health

A Ferris Texas woman writes that Cardus, a tonic, cured her after three months of bed rest and a rising tumor. She says two bottles restored strength and enabled her to return to much of her work. The ad urges use of Cardui for nerve exhaustion and overwork.

Ferris Tex Mary Ailman Cardus 10U Cardui

Central Railways President Sees Need for Ongoing Improvements

Savannah Ga April 12 Special President Charles H Markham praises Central Railways physical condition and operation. He notes rising business demands require ongoing improvements and an organized agricultural department to boost industrial and farming development along the line. Process of strengthening earnings and future needs discussed with Vice President Winburn advancing agricultural initiatives.

Savannah Central Railways Charles H Markham Central Markham Industrial Agricultural Department Winburn

Staff Announced by General J W Hall in South Georgia

Brigadier General J W Hall of Brunswick announces appointments for the South Georgia Brigade of the United Confederate Veterans. Lieut Col RM Gibbes named adjutant general, Major C A Seamans assessor general, and several majors captains and aides across Savannah Quitman Darien and Baxley with roles in staff, artillery, engineers and chaplain. Also sponsor Miss Kate fall Brunswic Jackson Streets Improved report and obit for Robert H Carson of Ashland Franklin county died at 70, Confederate veteran.

Savannah J W Hall Brunswick South Georgia United Confederate Veterans KR M Gibbes RM Gibbes C A Seamans Ariington J G McCall Quitman Abner Zittrouer Sayannan Kate Fall Brunswic Robert H. Carson Ashland Commerce Robert H Carson Franklin County Col . L Caraén Hebron

Macon Aims to Secure 1912 Veterans Reunion Acknowledgment

Macon plans to secure the 1912 reunion with an engaged Dublin brass band led by Prof Paul Verboest to accompany a Macon delegation of veterans and singers to the Little Rock gathering next month. The group will stage a demonstration in the convention hall as awards time nears while 40,000 Macon postal cards and badges reading Macon for 1912 are distributed at the event.

Macon Dublin Paul Verboest Little Rock Cambina

Macon Council Split on Sewerage Question

Macon council split over continuing sewering in South and East Macon after three hours of wrangling. A motion failed to carry, adjournment taken amid protests, with a fight over whether to remove Consulting Engineer JW Wilcox and place sewer work under City Engineer C Anderson.

Macon JW Wilcox C Anderson

Richter Named Roads Secretary for Central of Georgia

George H. Richter was elected secretary of the Central of Georgia railway at the directory meeting held today in Savannah. Richter had worked in the law office of Lawton and Cunningham for years. President C H Markham presided and departs for Chicago tomorrow noon.

Savannah George H. Richter Central of Georgia Railway Richter Lawton and Cunningham Central Railway C H Markham The Central Chicago

Hartwell Sleep Defense in Gun Attempt Case

Hart Superior court opens with the state case of Bagwell charged with attempting to burn the gun of F Moss. Bagwell pleads somnabulism, claiming he left home in his sleep. Judge Hodges defends Bagwell as Skelton and Brown oppose Sellester T T Brown. Also noted are continued murder cases due to Hon A G McCurry’s illness and the Savannah Trade Board meeting announcing new officers and election inspectors.

Hartwell P— Hart Superior Court oIoc Bagwell Moss Bagwell WL Hodges J H Skeltana Ing Sellester T T Brown A G McCurry

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