The Grand Presents All Excellency the Governor Tonight
The Grand hosts a New York produced farcical romance All Excellency the Governor with performances tonight and Friday The plot centers on a aloelike powder that induces joy among its targets in a colonial setting The Governor and his staff face romantic entanglements amid witty dialogue and light comedy. Cheryl Frohman brings John Drew to the Grand for The Second in Command next.
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Grand
the Grand
Lyceum Theater
New York
Amanddland Islands
Indian Ocean
Islands
Cheryl Frohman
John Drew
Robert Marshall
Drew
Empire Theater
Obituaries For Brittingham Neal in Columbus and McDonough
Mrs Brittingham of Columbus died at 80 after months long illness. Funeral held at her son's home in Columbus. Louisa Neal of McDonough died at home Monday morning at 7. Interment occurred yesterday at 10:30 in the local cemetery, with funeral services led by Reverend Edmonds and Rev C M Bri.
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Brittingham
Columbus
Lucinda Brittingham
William E. Brittingham
Louise Neal
McDonough
Louisa Neal
H. B. Neal
Co RA Edmondsed
C. M. Bri
Magnet Freed of Theft Charge in New York Case
Atlanta readers learn that Dr Theodore Abbey and Annie May Abbott known as the Georgia Magnet face possible release from charges of stealing cash and jewelry from Annie Baylor in New York. The hearing notes Abbey's Atlanta ties and claims of absence on the alleged date, with witnesses supporting his absence and Abbey’s defense that the complainant mistook him for his theatrical manager brother.
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Theodore H. Abbey
Annie May Aftott
Georgia
Annie Bayler
New York
Atlanta
Abbey
Maxnet
Hla
Theodora Abbey
Annie Baylor
West Fillyfrat Street
Westelde Palis
Besies
Annie May Abfot
Georgia Magnet
Australia
Maglatrata Barlow
Miss Gaylor
Jewel
White
London
Germans saved from natives in Africa conflict
Berlin reports a cable from the Habicht commander stating garrisons at Windhoek and Okahandja were relieved. Okahandja fell after a storming assault. Tribesmen killed many settlers including women and children. military losses 26 with about 50 more casualties. Kaiser Wilhelm mountain camp noted.
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Habicht
Windhoek
Okahandja
Kaiser Wilhelm Mountain
Trail of the murderers grips Elkhart and Bedford case
Elkhart investigators and Chicago detectives interview with Sheriff Manning reveal surveillance on a young Elkhart man once linked to the murdered Bedford girl. A former Elkhart worker who was in Bedford is also suspected, with reports placing him in Kosciusko county seeking lodging while well dressed. Strong evidence is claimed against this man.
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Elkhart
Ind
E A Schafer
South Bend
John C Schafer
Bedford
Kosciusko County
Prominent Texan Dies of Heart Disease in Tallapoosa
Special report from Tallapoosa Ga reveals J H Head Eastland Tex a prominent citizen and brother in law to Tallapoosa postmaster Mrs C R K Hewd fell dead from his horse on a public street. Doctors say heart disease caused the death. He had just unloaded two carloads of horses from Texas for sale and his body was sent back to Eastland for funeral and interment.
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Tallapoosa
H Head
Eastland
Tex
RK Hewd
Williams speaks at Fairburn Court House
Eb T Williams of Atlanta, a solicitor candidate in the Stone Mountain circuit, addressed a large crowd at the Fairburn courthouse in Campbell county yesterday. The campaign has centered attention on Fairburn with several candidates speaking, and Williams made an excellent impression with his remarks.
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Fairburn Court House
Eb T Wiliams
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Fairburn
Campbell County
Campbell
Willams
Paw Paw Cure Promises Strength to Stomach and Nerves
Public interest grows as Prof. Munyon promotes Paw Paw cure. Druggists report high demand and many users say it improves digestion, strengthens stomach function, and calms the nerves without narcotic effects. Munyon touts blood and liver benefits, urging all weak or nervous individuals to try it. Large bottles sold for $1, laxative pills 25 cents.
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Munyon
Avery
Democratic convention subcommittee reconvenes in St Louis
The Democratic National Committee subcommittee on convention arrangements meets in St Louis to finalize seating plans for the convention. Campau of Michigan Mack of New York Johnson of Kansas and Secretary Walsh review local coliseum seating and plan March meetings while headquarters are set at the New Jefferson Hotel.
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St. Louis
St Lows
Campau
Michigan
Mack
New York
Johnson
Kansas
Walsh
National Committee
St Louis
Coliseum
D J. Campay
Tennessee
C A Walsh Town
NE Mack
Commiitee
Jefferson Hetel
Storms, shortages, and snow blockades across Michigan and Indiana
The Thumb district of Michigan faces a coal and wood shortage with over 100000 migrants moving through towns from Port Huron to Port Austin and harbor beaches while Pere Marquette aims to reopen soon. In Montana, a three-section crew is reported killed by a moving train as rescue follows. Indiana rail lines are paralyzed by deep snows with trains stranded for hours and passengers seeking shelter, food, or rides in nearby farm wagons.
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Mich
Thumb
Michigan
Port Huron
Saginaw Bay
Port Austin
Herbor Beach
Bad Axe
Helena
Mont
Montana
North Dakota
Kurtz
N. Dak
Boon
Indianapolis
Ind
Lake Erie and Western
Logansport
Vandalia
Big Four
Indiana
Peru
New Republic Born in South Paris Claims Couna Nation
Adolphe Brazet, a former French army captain, arrives in Paris claiming to be president of the Republic of Couna ni in South America. He seeks France’s recognition, says the territory is in dispute with Brazil, was awarded to Brazil by a Swiss arbitrator, and argues the Counan people rejected the decision and formed a new republic seeking recognition from major powers. He estimates Counani covers much of France and claims 200,000 colonists and a million Indians support the government.
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Adolphe Brazet
Republic of Counani
South America
France
Brezet
Brazil
Switzerland
Counan
Malsby Estate Valued After Appraisers Report
Appraisers appointed to ascertain John D Malsbys estate value filed their report with Ordinary John R Wilkinson. Total estate value 5225,30209 with real estate 24859 50 sundry stocks 14120 machinery 3175 12 and the balance in notes and accounts. Also includes name change filing for John William Mulligan to Wade Mulligan and notes on a Busy city criminal court session with about ten minor misdemeanor cases.
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John R Wilkinson
Thomas J. Avery
R C. DeSaussure
E B Rosser
Maulsby
Malsby & Co
South Forsyth Street
John William Mulligan
Supering
John William Wade Mulligan
George Mulligan
Florence B Wade
John W. Wade
Sarah Wade
John William Wade
City Criminal Court
Judge Calhoun and Quill Orme to press on all week
Ordinary Wilkinson seeks Georgi G Bowles relatives in Fulton County and reports Bowles is in frail health. Albert Wood, janitor at the courthouse, lost two sets of keys and no recovery yet. Transfers of property filed: Thompson to Nunnally lot in 20th district. Livingston Mims to Nunnally quit claim. Adamson to Harris Cherokee avenue lot. Pickett to King Chestnut street lot. Dale to Wood alley Little Street. Broyles to Wardlaw Glenn street. Everett to Wardlaw Haynes street. Bailey to Wardlaw.
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Georgi G Bowles
Fulton County
Wikinson
Bowles
Albert Wood
Court House
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Joseph Thompson
J H Nunnally
Twenteenth
Livingston Mims
J .H Nunnally
J C Adamson
A. L. Harris
Cherokee Avenue
George M Pickett
William King
Chestnut Street
Wiliam P Dale
Laura F Wood
Little Street
Mamie Virginia Broyles
Samuel A Wardlaw
Glenn Street
Mary J Everett
Samuel
Land Lot Transfers and Property Descriptions in City Records
A summary of county land transfers shows parcel details including Lot 68 in the fourteenth district measuring 1488 by 293 with $560 price from JD Bishop to Mra M R Goldin. Five acres on Powers Ferry road sold for $100 from Morria Rich to J Strickland. A lot on Central avenue 40 by 10 sold for $900 from Susan E Neese to B 8 and K K Kelly. An Irwin street lot 26 by 100 is noted with no consideration named.
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Aan
JD Bishop
M. R. Goldin
Powers Ferry Road
Morria Rich
J. Strickland
Central Avenue
Susan E Neese
K. K Kelly
Irwin Street
Parekhill Killed By Roach In Jacksonville Morning Tragedy
Lieutenant Roach of the Jacksonville police shot and killed Thomas Parkhill at 2 am on a main street after Parkhill, recently arrested for a minor offense, allegedly fired three times. Roach testified in municipal court that he drew his pistol in self defense.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lieutenannt Roach
Thomas Parkhill
Parkhill
Roach
Macon Telegraph reporter Julian McRea seriously ill at home
Julian McRea, reporter for the Macon Telegraph and known in Jacksonville and Gainesville, is seriously ill at his home at 407 Plum Street in Macon. He has many friends and relatives across Georgia and in Atlanta, who will be pained by the news.
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Macon
Menmrber
Macon Telegraph
Jacksonville
Gainesville
Fla
Georgia
Plum Street
McRea
Atlante
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