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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
14
Ata Gea Ata 92 attends his wife’s funeral guarded by two deputies after a coroner orders preservation of the scene. The proceedings reveal tensions as his defense through Judge Rows contends for the man’s liberty while awaiting trial. Remains interred at an unspecified church.
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William M Clelland longtime leader in the dry goods trade in Atlanta lies dangerously ill. President Wallam J Metterland of the M Tlightry Goods company reports his condition deteriorated after a January illness in New York and a hospital stay. His brother is attorney John Fart 1 McCiel and Mrs McClelland and their two daughters remain at his bedside.
A report from Louisiana mentions Abraham Breans returning home amid claims that his family has contracted leprosy. The article notes local concerns and the spread within the area, reflecting dialogue on health and isolation.
New York August 2. Heinze, at his office today, reports that he will marry Miss Bernice Henderson, an actress. He says the ceremony would take place about September 1, and his wife would later go to Europe and then visit his copper mine.
A group including AW Gardner and seven others were arrested on Isla de Pines after charges of threatened homicide and arson were filed. Protests by hundreds of colonists formed at Nueva Gerona as Havana intervened, delaying then reopening the case after the prosecutor ordered arrests.
Mobie Alp August 22 reports a white woman Mrs J Gibson was assaulted on a public highway near Axis a small sawmill town. A suspect named Bd Walker was captured after fleeing across Mississippi counties and identified by Mrs Gibson. A Negro named Arthur Nella confessed at Vinegar Bend stockade after transfer from Axis, saying he aided by Muther Ue and Tesse Brown in the crime. The scene and custody details are described with references to the stockade being secured later that afternoon.
Detectives aid a distressed mother in the search for Miss Stella Drew of Thomasville. Citizens fear foul play as authorities pursue leads and the case garners local attention amid uncertainty surrounding the girl's disappearance.
Belief strengthened as Charles Puck, a Thomasville fireman, was arrested in the abduction case. He reportedly rode off on the fire chief’s horse under police noses. Miss Drew has not been seen since January 12, after leaving a boarding house on Iv3 street with Tuck in late June.
The Mississippi educator and former Mississippi College president Rev W Webb died today near Meridian. Webb who grew up in New York came south after the Civil War and was known for his work in education and church leadership. His passing marks the end of a longtime contribution to Mississippi's academic and religious communities.
Emile Hoehn, newly appointed Swiss consul in New Orleans, announces Switzerland’s flood disaster appeal. Districts including Georgina Florida North and South Garonna join the consulate’s remit. The Swiss federal authorities urge aid from abroad, with the message All for One One for All. Contributions large or small will be received and passed to victims.
Amid calls for reform the campaign favors J. F. Gray to continue as railroad commissioner. Supporters urge a practical traffic expert be part of the commission to improve operations and efficiency.
Professor J C Fincher mathematics educator at Georgetown Ky dies at home after a long illness. He was one of the best known figures in local education and served many years at the school. The community mourns his loss as the town remembers his contributions to youth instruction.
Hearings on the rate irrigation dispute between the state and the Central of Georgia Railroad opened in Montgomery with some testimony deemed as to earnings, and proceedings moved to Savannah later in the week. Attorney General Garber represented the state.
The Macon Realty Investment and Insurance Company received a charter through the superior court this morning. The capital stock is set at 25000 with a large number of prominent local businessmen named as stakeholders to support the venture.
Wireless dispatch from Norfolk reports Midshipman Richard R Landy died at sea during a naval practice cruise. The Iowa and ships from Annapolis including Indiana and Massachusetts returned from European waters after anchoring in Lynn Haven Roads then moved up Chesapeake Bay toward Annapolis. The incident follows a series of routine summer maneuvers with naval midshipmen aboard.
Omaha reports show Mayor Dahlman winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination by a slim margin over Governor Shallenberger. Unofficial returns suggest a less than 209 vote lead, with possible legal challenges if official results confirm fraud claims in Omaha.
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