Grace murder case heard as a woman held for grand jury
Mrs Daisy Ulsich Ovie Grace faced a preliminary hearing on assault with intent to murder her husband after a March 6 shooting. Judge Ridley ordered her held on 7500 bond for grand jury action. trial likely in May if indicted. Witnesses described the scene, with Grace showing little emotion during testimony.
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Daisy Ulsich Ovie Grace
daGge. Ridley
Grand Jury
Grace
J A. Branch
Martha Ruf
Fin
L. Bill
Newnen
Eugene Grace
Mrs. Grace
Newnan
Philadelphia
R. A. W Ood
Vani Wyck, Jr
le Constitution
John & Wens
Central Bank
Trusteee & Neighbor
St. Jadeph's ‘Infirmary
George
Bullard
James Doyal
Hill
Potics
Offeloth
Meone
Wilson speaks to about 4000 Georgians at Atlanta rally
Gov Woodrow Wilson former Princeton president and Democratic hopeful addressed about 4000 Georgians at the Auditorium Armory Atlanta last night. He avoided committing on renomination but spoke on current public questions. J R Smith and Judge George Hillyer chaired the meeting with Mrs Wilson in a boxed seating area. Senator Hoke Smith praised Wilson but insisted Underwood had no role in the race and urged southern strength for the party.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Princeton i Aot
United States
Auditorium Armory
Wilson
George Hillyer
Woodrow Winson Club
Fulton County
Icting
J. R. Smith
Atlanta
Judge Hillyer
Smith
Oscar Underwood
Hoke Smith
Underwood
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Gamio
Georgia
Commonwealths
Jervey
South
Jersey
Capitol
Titanic Heroism by Men Who Stayed Behind to Save Women
New York reports on April 17 detail the deaths of Titanic passengers who stayed behind to shield women and children as lifeboats filled. Among the named survivors are men like Jacob Astor and Benjamin Guggenheim, while 868 lives were saved by Carpathia as fog cloaked the Atlantic.
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Atlantic
Carpathia
Sabie Island
Wagcond
Jacob Astor
Thaster
Benjamin
No Hope For Archie Butt Dies In Titanic Wreck
Washington April 16 The Titanic disaster brings grief to Taft over Major Archibald Butt military aide to Taft and Roosevelt believed dead after White Star reports no survivors named Butt did not appear among saved. The president and White House awaited word with sorrow as inquiries poured in from military and Washington society.
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Washington
Archibald Butt
Taft
Roosevelt
Clarence Moore
Major Butt
Mogry
Thors
Buen
White House
Carpathia
Augusta
Archie Butt
Archibald W. Butt
White Star
New York
Ang Yor
Buttoon
White Star Line Company
Archibald W.butt
Only Twenty Boats Carried By the Unfortunate Titanic
Washington dispatch notes heated debate over Titanic lifeboat adequacy. Senators Bacon and Martine urge more boats to save all aboard. Records show Olympic lifeboats cover about one third of passengers and crew, with no rule requiring full accommodation. London inquiry cites only twenty boats aboard the Titanic as cause for scrutiny.
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New York
Olympis
Bureau of Information
Lkely
Olympic
Crete
British Board of ‘Trade
United States
London
Titanic survivors and rescue status amid fading hope
New York April 16 faint hope remains for Titanic passengers missing since the disaster. Of the 1,302 aboard, 868 were rescued by the Carpathia and are en route to New York. 326 survivor names had been received by 4:30 p.m. Wireless contact with the Carpathia was limited, hampering further updates as officials and lines reported no additional survivors aboard other ships.
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New York
Carpathia
Parisian
Allan Line
Cunard Company
Franklin White Star Line
Olymp
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Wedmensay
Galvesta
Eldy
Lista
Nia
Tutaricg
Archie
Jobs Corrigan, Jr
Benater Bacon
Representative Hardwick
Enator Martine
Tex
Ehmp
John Jacob Astor
Benjamin Glenheim
Jacques Futrelle
W. T. Stead
Isador Strauss
Wireless
Bachive
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