No Owner Found For The Policy
Macon Ga December 6 Special Charged with fraudulently impersonating another in an attempt to take out a life insurance policy a demurrer to its indictment by her attorney Claude Ester was overruled by Judge Felton and Mrs Young faced a jury. She pretended to be Mrs Mary Hinson and arranged a 500 000 policy while Mrs Gloss aunt of Mary Jane Gloss a poorhouse inmate insured her life for 10600 payable to her estate. The policy near payable to Young as beneficiary was delayed by Gloss death and the insurer held payment. Coates still has the Hinson life policy and premium paid but no owner for either. he insists Meggie Young is the imposter Mrs Margie Hinson. The case will likely end tomorrow.
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Macon
Atttorney
Claude Ester
Felton
Young
New York Life Insurance Company
Mary Hinson
Frank Coates
Tactics. From Harper's Weekly dialogue scene
A training scene shows a sergeant chiding a slow recruit Murphy Begorre for grasping tactics. The sergeant asks if he would use his sword if the opponent feints and the recruit replies with a hesitant, humorous plan to test the weapon.
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Harper’s Weekly
Raw Recruit
Murphy
Tragedies Strike Kyle's Fort Area in Two Accidents
In Kyle's Fort Tennessee and nearby Blackwater Virginia, Miss Rosa Collins was accidentally killed when Cephas Roberts discharged a gun while examining it at Miss Collins' home. In the same period, Miss Anna Gibson and her mother burned to death after the daughter's clothing caught fire and the mother rushed to help.
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Collins
Gibson
Blackwater
Kyle's Fort
Tenn
Rosa
Cephas Roberts
Anna Gibson
Book notices from Cole Book Company at Whitehall Street
A brief advertisement promotes the latest publications direct from publishers. Cole Book Company offers ready access to new titles and invites readers to write for a catalogue, referencing location at 43 Whitehall Street.
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Any , Nook
Cole Book Company
Whitehall Street
Eee
Georgia Transfer and Storage Company organized in Atlanta
A new transfer company was organized Monday. A. Montgomery was elected president as the Georgia Transfer and Storage Company forming with Epps Brown and others as officers and directors. The group has ordered drays, wagons, harness and other supplies and purchased stock. a large barn is nearly finished. The move signals Atlanta prosperity and immediate business demand.
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A. Montgomery
Sta
Atlanta
Georgia Transfer and Storage Company
Epps Brown
J. W. Crews
J. M. Wagan
J. Epps Brown
C. H H. Conoley
CD. Street
J. J. Dissoway
Dr Broughton Remembered In Birthday Service At Tabernacle
A birthday reception for Dr Len G Broughton drew prominent speakers including Dr John B White Wil D Upshaw and Eugene Callaway. Broughton thanked attendees promising to spend every other birthday in heaven or Atlanta. Gifts included a fine ottoman chair and a pen sketch of his mother by Lewis Gregg plus a song by Frank L Stanton.
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Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle Church
Wil D. Upshaw
Eugene Callaway
Broughton
Heaven
Atlanta
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peat Chatr
Lewis Gregg
Frank L. Stanton
Browns Chase Niles Likely to Join St Louis Browns
The article reports that Harry Niles, second baseman of Birmingham, is likely to play for the St Louis Browns next season. Niles was bought by Birmingham last year as the Cotton States League dissolved. He had been drafted by Connie Mack for the Philadelphia Americans and is currently their property, with a deal to trade him to the Browns under consideration by McAleer.
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Sporting News
Connie
Browns
McAleer
Andarstoon
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Insane Woman Holds Car Still Refuses Food
Mrs Irene Berry of Northport Washington continues barricaded in a railway coach on Kansas tracks at Girard. She has refused meals for four days and told officers she does not want to kill everyone though her enemies are doomed. Authorities plan capture attempts but have not acted. She is described as dangerous, with a history of erratic behavior and a recent divorce from John F Berry of Lexington Kentucky.
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Girard
Kans
Irene Berry
Northport
Wash
Dmirs
Saran F. Berry
Kansas
John F. Berry
Lexington
Navajo Wins Big Derby Prize at Waynesboro Meet
Waynesboro Ga December 5 In the final races of the first derby contest Lad Scout Top Notch Sammy and Raynor Lad Scout led the field with strong speed and range. Navajo showed good range and speed and claimed first prize $260 with D E Rose as handler. Vaah tl Bishop placed second $160 and Tonapaugh Bishop third $100 in the all-age derby the judge said was the most brilliant in club history. The all-age contest starts tomorrow.
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Waynesboro
Lad Scout
Sammy
Beazell
Raynor Lad Scout
Lad Duty
Jubilee Dan
Den
Dan
Hir
Hila
Baby
King Rotten
Count Whitestone
Pearl
Waghtl
Tonapaugh
Miss Ransom
Danny
Navejo
D. E. Rose
Vaahtl
Bishop
The Football Heart
President James Burrill Angel of the University of Michigan laments serious injuries to college football players this season. He quips that melodrama may soon feature dialogue about pity and tenderness amid the sport’s brutal center rush.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
James Burrill Angel
University of Michigan
Cart of Adamant
Ieroine
Califor nia seeks exclusion of Japanese and Chinese from United States
Washington December 6 The Califor nia delegation in the senate and house met today and backed a bill to exclude Japanese and Chinese from the United States. They cited 40 000 Japanese and 50 000 Chinese in California and nearly 100 000 nationwide, noting an influx from Hawaii and labeling it a threat to American labor. The debate mirrors prior Chinese exclusion era. Union Pacific Report New York December 5 The Union Pacific Railroad Company reported gross earnings of 59 3249 99 for the year ended June 30, a gain of 4 045 718, with net earnings of 327 462 286 up 680 447. After fixed charges and dividends, 84 379 165 was used for letterments additions, leaving a surplus of 271 29 arve Te af 2 555 326.
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Washington
California
Senate
House
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Union Pacific
New York
Union Pacific Redroad Company
Columbus News: Ward Confederate Veteran Dies in Columbus
John Evans Ward aged 61 and a well known Confederate veteran died last night at 32 Third Avenue after paralysis illness. He leaves a family and River Is Falling. Columbus, Ga. December 5 special.
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John Evans Ward
Columbus
Third Avenue
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