A Maximum Sentence Imposed On Swindler J. D. Allen
In Atlanta court, J. D. Allen, a well dressed colored man calling himself a preacher, was found guilty of swindling fellow Black men. He posed as a Knights of Honor agent, selling fraudulent memberships and insurance plans. Judge Van Epps sentenced him to a $1,000 fine or twelve months in the chain gang. backers seek to raise the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Walker
J. D. Alien
Walen
Jalm
EfHc
Allen
Colored Knights of Honor
Selcitor O'Bryan
Walker
O'Bryan
van Epps
Remains of Blanche Everett Interred in Westview Cemetery
The funeral for Blanche Everett, who died by suicide on Collins street, was held at Westview Cemetery after a brief service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. She wore a white robe, was laid in a metallic casket, and flowers from friends surrounded the bier as clergy offered prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manche Everett
Westview Cemetery
Blanche Everett
Collins Street
Bov
Kenney
SHE PRINCESS IN HEW YORK
A long read recounts Princess Aditha known as Solomon and the Atlanta life chapter. Born in Kentucky she was educated away from school and ran away from home. Her life included stints as Lola Montez’s daughter, in Blackwell’s Island asylum, marriage to a Frenchman Messant, a Montreal death rumor, and misadventures with a New York park commission. A lawyer, Luther E. Marsh, is portrayed as infatuated, while police and detectives pursue the princess amid shifting schemes. The piece frames sensational life stories and a courtroom note on Marsh’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Disco Bar
Aditha
New York
George C. T. Solomon
Solomon
Sientucky
Lola Montez
Ludwig
Bavaria
Blackwell's Island
Messant
Hanta
Montreal
Dayton
Atlanta
Lauryer Marsh
New Park Commission
Luther E. Marsh
Minndolph
Marsh
Randolph
Charles H. J. Taylor
Local clubs, racing and ball updates from Piedmont and beyond
The note highlights Piedmont park racing with Frank Stewart's Tony versus Bob Jones's mare eight, four trot entries John G Lady Lear Susie and Will O'Farrell, Lady Lear and Will O'Farrell up for sale after the race. Birmingham Club led by Wally Goldsby boasts strength, aims for the pennant, and Columbus club plans three Savannah exhibitions. International racing results from Sandown and Memphis mix with local baseball chatter and team assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Park
Frank Stewart
Tony
Bob Jones
Mr. Stewart
Myr. Jones
John G
Lady Lear
Susie
Will O'Farrell
O'Farre
Raclag
England
Lonpox
Sandown Park
Sandown
Coronet
Dawson
M. P
Se.ond
Binner
Sinner
Bettig
Memphis
MesPuis
Maindens
Bob Forsyth
Lintower
Mice
Jack Brown
Bert
Skobeloff
Pimbie
Captain Anderson Rescinds Resignation of Atlanta Guard Leader
The Gate City Guard met at their armory and Captain Clifford L. Anderson withdrew his reported resignation after a committee urged him to stay. The company pledged no dissatisfaction exists, praising Anderson as a true gentleman and capable captain. The unit resumes duties with new members joining and plans for Memorial Day and summer drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City Guard
Clifford L. Anderson
Atlanta
Anderson
Tam
Captain Anderson
Worx
Camp
Lieutenant Camp
Fae Memorial Bay
Ritter
KF. M. Caker
Loyd
Hunter Street
Riftos
Pew
Messrs
Lea Harden
Will McMillan
Nashville Drill
Kins
Ith
Milledge
Gilmore
Matthews, Gregory & Co
Comer Broad
Marietta
Charles Howard
DeGive
Opera House
Frais
Union
Cara
Baron
Mat Son
Zachlor Avents
Local Wheelmen Parade and Fulton County Politics Meet
Fifty local bicycle riders paraded yesterday with a large turnout and plans for bigger crowds next week. An important Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee meeting was scheduled to choose May convention delegates, with possible mass meetings or primaries. The Second Baptist church revival and related sermons continued strongly, while Cotton Market notes from New Orleans tied to Atlantic market trends and regional personal paragraphs highlighted visitors and Jubilee privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifty
Parate
Henry Goldsmith
Ed Durant
Homer Reed
O. W. Whitehead
Ham Cowper
Charles Elyen
BK. B. Chaltant
Brantley
Macon
Will Edwards
Fred Webins
G. W. Stephenson
Hartwell
Richard Cordon
Bob Costin
Henry Grady
Lint Hopkins
DeWitt Pinson
Harry Durant
Eugene Barry
William O'Neil
Charles Stanford
George Edwards
Charles Edwards
William Goldsmith
J. M. Dykes
Amicus Pendieton
van Winke
Thomas Meador
Spaulding Spear
Dutch Williams
Andrew Miller
Bob Meader
Will Beattie
Charles Bland
Augusta
William Johnson
Jesse John Bony
Post
Sim Post
Alfred Boylston
Sfillidts Smith
Alonzo Powers
A. Li
Ki G.W. Terry
John McGrath
Mr. Harris
C. Smith
Frederick Lewis
Victor Smith
Mon Speer
Smith Pickett
Chess Goldsmith
Iilam Hunter
Columbus
Fort Valley
Thomasville
Fulton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Executive Committee
A. Collier
Efuarian
C. A. Collier
W. B. Brown
H. L. Wilson
North Allanta
J. W. English
J. J. Barnes
W. IK. Booth
W. P. Sisson
J. M. Potts
James Welch
Vaen Tl. Smith
E. T. Allen
Jerry Johnson
Allison Greene
Hooper Alexander
J. H. George
R. J. Griffin
H.W. Scott Blakhall
Culberson
South Bend
Thomas Poole
Cooks
J. H. Elisweath
Collins
Thomas Moore
Adamsville
S. A. Wilson
Bryant
Hobart Bryant
Joseph Caldwell
Penelstree
Jasons B. Walker
Buckhead
Hope
Gek Grove
Samael Abernathy
New Orleans
New Ontxaxs
New York
Liverpool
Intdot
Jess
Porta Ani
Morthers
Favores
Debember
Bode
THE BLIND BIGAMIST FINALLY IN COURT AND PRISON
Fleming the blind bigamist remains in city jail after a restless day. He faces a preliminary hearing before Judge Tanner and likely transfer to county jail. Two betrayed wives visited police HQ and met him with Chief Connolly present. A private conference among Fleming and two women followed, details kept secret. Attorney Robert Jordan quit the case, saying Fleming betrayed trust and revealed secrets. Carter's Tron Pills advertised in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Potioe
Sallie
Stra
Flemin
Huaban
Humn
Harred
Connolly
Metropolitan Hotel
Bishop
Tanner
Robert” Jordan
Jordan
Carter
Novel Advertising Gimmick Gives Watches and Diamonds in Tea
Overland Tea company of San Francisco refits store at 10 North Pryor opposite Kimball House and plans a 60 day promotion giving a solid gold watch, diamond jewelry, and other prizes hidden in teacans and coffee cans sold to customers. Purchasers may receive varied gifts. the offer ends after 60 days with prizes sold separately. Orders by mail across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Tea Company
San Francisco
Pryor Street
Kimball Trouse
United States
Overland Ten Co
Atlanta
WM Walker
W Simpson
Fruin Eustinge
Decatur Street
Mes J Ramsey
W Hunter
Lovingwood
Constitution Office
Wesmond Ring
al Kissinger
Griffin
Elecant
Mrz ET Allen
TL Collins
Shelton
Ille
Robert Sandstown
Luckie Street
God Wateh
Wo Henderson
Hogansville
2Ficb Mayer
Iol Whitehall
Hyram A. Barton
Statesville
Sophie
M White
Foughtive
Diamond Ring
Appie White
Southern Star
Can Money
Joseph Donelson
Conyers
Dirs
Em Wa Wingar
Decatur
Siscet
BJ Wheals
Marietta Street
JM Brosin
Houston
JT Brocker
Murieta
Beever
Pullman Palace Car Co
JW Herron
TNT Chipley
Lovett
Robert Jones
Jones Street
Rt Johnson
Simpson Street
J J Powell
Jamaright
J K Davia
Gainesville
Diamond Ring; W A Grifin
Alabama
JA van Winkle
East Baker
JA Hooker
Rockmart
Mia ME Black
Mall Order
Flowery
Bmoch
Peter Krump
Peachtree Street
J C Hallman
City
WP Laramon
Ragland
Ala
Robin Cooper
Wheat Street
Custer
Miss Ge Walker
Arancia Hailey
Logan ‘Street
J. H. Melt
Melver Station
Miss Lances Turner
Mrn
W. H. Turner
Corner Smith and Richardson
Laula Kendall
B. Brvedlove
Mayer
Frazier
Diamond Stud
Mary Ne
Edgewood
Con Money
Arthur Marshall
Whitehall
HS Dorsey
Logan
Oscar Cramer
TW Jones
Ellis
Railroad Monil Service
Dr Harris
Christchurch
Wi Francia
Harry Stone
B Candler
Bagewood Fire
Thor
da Johnson
Admirville
Aati
Bolton
Cluster
JH Holland
3Radison
Gismond Ring
Xam
Pine Street
Mrs WoOd Dozers
Brownwood
Wlver
TJ Kelley
Soliare
CM Smith
Alabama Street
JC Moura
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Mins
Minnie Srith
Tore
HJ Delliken
Herbert Smith
Marietta
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Professor Lawanda
Cod
Madame Lawanda
Bue
Ifertit
Berself
Sue
Overland Tea Store
Awith
Criminal Courts
Superior Court
Richard H. Clark
Elbert Ware
Charmell Hightower
Zoom
Moon
Albert
Heo
Thad Hammond
Hammond
Charles D. Ail Fill
Marshall J. Clarke
Williams Ve
Clarke
Mosib Chambers
Supreme Court
York
Charles H. Taylor
United States Circuit
Fulton Superior Court
B. H. Hill
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles H. d. Taylor
Liberia
Kansas City
Prrhaghye
Sime Sporting Notes
Lawsbe
Tamara
Hirmingham Cluk
Wally Goldsby
Dirmingam
Charleston
Goldaby
Wally
Goldsby
Columbus Club
Cova
Colmmbus Club
Diarihell
Gibson
Willett
Thard
Miller
Shortsrop
Renfroc
Joi
Fogarty
Bettysham
Whitehurst
Lay- Reid
Baimsuah Winl Mote
Hivans
Columbes
Savannah
Auunte
Bavannah
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletic
St Louis
Detroit
St. Louis
Hudson
Hil-lgan
Getzein
Satah
Baltimore
Boston
Bilton
Sowilera
Tot
THE
Soldier Boys
Guard
St. Simon’s
Ariilary
Avanta Artillery
South
Nashville
Deir Drt
Hollis
Second Baptist
Pitterlay
Wharton
Unis
Church of Christ
Zachary Eddy
Avanto
GB. Turk
Payne's Chapel
J. W. Lea
Third Baptist Church
Lolton
Ave
D. Eilcee
Susie Cann
Oglethorpe
Jall
Felice
Eoyal Bartho
ROYA
H. A. Boynton Wyly & Greene
Atlanta, Ga
Carters
Oadted Medicine CO
Ponce
Baie
Hasmwonp
Canadian Catarrh Cure Co
Mimleinpl
Atlante Constituton
Abe
Catarch
Catarah Cure CO
Gay
Artianya
Hunosieutt Rheumatic Care Co
Wunaicutt
Share
T. K. Fourier
Martin Street
TaLtarooss
Hunnleut Rhenmatle Cure Co
Pat Hottie
Hunnicati Rhewmatic Cure Company
Auaola
Ubu
Wileas
Jeetars
Noewes Papwrnn