Poor Widow Runaway Wife Shocks Police Barracks
Dramatic scene at the police barracks reveals Mrs G W Blackburn posing as a poor widow with three children. She confesses to running away from husband William Bates and admits deceiving the police and public. Bates says she left without cause after damaging his property. she previously lived with him on Howells mill road. Police plan reunion as children face temporary care.
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G. W. Blackburn
William Bates
Abbott
Police
Constitution
Willam Bates
Nolice
William
Bates
Howells Mill Road
Sergeant Abbott
Ty Prison
Polles
Sates
Stettering Arms
Schley Inquiry Divides Judges Over Inquiry Findings
In the champagne controversy connoisseurs declare G. H. Mum's Extra Day superior for quality. Its 1901 imports reached 120,359 cases, about 60,000 more than any rival brand, with immense reserves backing its lasting quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Prand
Mary B Padgett dies at 20 in Woodward home
Miss Mary B Padgett age 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Padgett died Wednesday night at 620 PM at her parents home 119 Milly Street cause consumption funeral set for tomorrow at 1 PM at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Dr Len G Broughton pastor Interment East End pallbearers include Dr Jos Broughton J W Awtry H A Etherridge Hardy Padgett Ben Padgett and W H Echois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Padgett
Mary L. Padgett
J. H. Padgett
Milly Street
Miss Padgett
Mr. Padgett
Woodward Lumber Company
Tabernacle Baptisl Church
Len G. Broughton
East End
Jos Broughton
J. W. Awtry
H. A. Etheridge
Hardy Padgett
Ben Padgett
W. H. Echois
Charleston Exposition Plans Atlanta Day Visit
Mayor Mims received a letter from Mayor J A Smyth of Charleston stating Charleston exposition directors set April 4 as Atlanta day at the exposition. On that day the mayor, city officials, and other officials will visit Charleston in a body for a royal good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims
J. A. Smyth
Charleston
Atlanta
General Council
Cut Glass for Table Use and Wedding Gifts
Beriece offers cut glass with expert cutting and brilliant sparkle. Designs suitable for table use and wedding gifts promoted from 2 diaul Street.
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Beriecé
Diaul Street
Home of Barber triplets brightened by gifts of Atlantans
Mrs Moses Barber, mother of four under 15 months, received aid from Atlanta residents after a January blizzard produced triplets. The community supplied gowns, blankets, food, coal, and clothing while Sheltering Arms and local donors organized support. The 15 month old sibling received care and warmth as neighbors rallied through The Constitution’s appeal.
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Barber
Santa Claus
Moses Barber
Atlanta
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Pierpont Morgan
Janet Tomypkina
Hinman
Ugh Robinson
James HR. Holli- Miessrs
JuHan Amd
Evelyn Harris
Pred Lewis
E.C. Syaiding
Zam Chaplh
Kes Crankshaw
Lewis H. Beck
Louis. Gregg
Crusoe
Thomas Hyleston
A. McGill
Ben’ Wyle
J. Nk Meador
Carry Schlesinger
Joseph Thompson
Bailey ‘Thomas
Eugene Black
Harvey Hill
Harry’ Fumade
George Sciple
W. W. McAfee
GW. Patterson
James Bell
John Murphy
Theodore Lilly
Thomas J. Felar
E. G. Powers
L. L. Abtl
Ben Wylie
George M. Brown
Gailmard
J. Frank Meador
Janet
Local Red Men greet Great Chief of Records visit
A large Red Men gathering around the Mohawk council fire honors Wilson Brooks of Chicago, great chief of records, with a meeting of regional chiefs, a smoker at a hotel, dinner, and a city carriage tour. Brooks, praised for his work, tours with his wife to promote the order as new tribes form and membership grows locally and statewide.
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Wilson Brooks
Chicago
United States
Daniel
Beck
Griffin
Sagamore White
Records Abney
Columbus
Atlanta
Records Brooks
Dante
Sachem
Sarnap
Thomas H. Jeffries
Mr. Brooks
Order
Florida
Daytona
Brooks
E. D P. Wiley
New Moines
Regoc
Tenet
Death of E. J. Childress in Fulton County
E. J. Childress, a prominent Fulton County citizen and farmer, died yesterday morning at his home near Ben Hil after a paralysis stroke. He was 56, survived by a wife and seven children including EB, FP, J J, J E, John, Elsa, and Mrs. Wells, and Mrs. White. Funeral services will be at the Seraf Utey Primitive Baptist church at 11:20 this morning with interment in the church yard.
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Fulton County
B. J. Childress
Ben Hil
EB. FP. Childress
J. J
Peters Street
John ‘Childress
Elsa Childress
T. A. Wells
Atinne
Robert White
Basannah
Chi Oss
Fort McPherson
Atlanta Freight Bureau charter application filed in Atlanta
A charter for the Atlanta Freight Bureau was filed with Deputy Clerk Harrison of the superior court. The organization aims to secure lower freight rates for Atlanta, opposing rate discrimination, with no capital stock as a public enterprise. Incorporators include numerous Atlanta business and manufacturing firms, planning to work toward equalized regional and long distance rates and closer shipper carrier alignment. The charter approval awaits the legal waiting period of thirty days.
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Atlanta Freight Bureau
Harrison
Superior Court
Atlanta
Transportation Compundtica
L. Gholston
M. Rien
J. K. Orr
H. B
Gold Medal at Pan-Americoxa Expo for Slégert’s Angostura Bitters
Dr Slégert’s Imported Angostura Bitters won a gold medal at the Pan American Expo, highlighting the product’s quality. Company representatives credited the win to traditional recipe and expert blending.
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Slégert
Georgia Railroad Seeks City Partial Damages Payment
City council members are expected to consider a petition from the Georgia Railroad in a damage suit brought by T B Crossley. The railroad argues the Bell Street bridge, built by the city, was too low, causing Crossley injuries as he passed beneath it. Lawyers have offered to settle for 2500.
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Georgia Bellroad
Georgia Railroad
T. B. Crossley
Bell Street
Crossley
Georgia
Ter
Death of Mrs W D Hart at Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs W D Hart wife of Professor Hart died early yesterday morning at Presbyterian Hospital After a long illness she had been an invalid for about a year Survived by her husband and four children The body will be taken to Demorest for interment at 7 60 oclock The loss is mourned by many friends in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Desmorest
W. D. Hart
Professor Hart
An. Invali
Hart
Kimball correction letter challenges marriage notice facts
Garfield Ga February 1 1902 letter from R H Kimball Sr’s son contests a Murphy Kimball marriage notice. He denies ex congressman claim and portrays his father as not seeking politics. He states R H Kimball Jr is not a lawyer and disputes overdrawn accounts and corruption insinuations.
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Kimball
Murphy-Kimball
R. H. Kimball, Sr
South Carolina
R. H. Kimball, Jr
Williamsburg County
Georgia
Carpenhus
Jnto
Holt
R. H W. Kibmball, Jr
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Hood
Pme Saben Wierbos
The
Great Chief OF
Jonn Sr
Kelkun
Kellam
Arn
E. J. Childress
Hirsch Bros
Woeitehal
Bureau
Chawner
Joan C. Shumack
United States Express Co
W. Jackson Street
Vinci
Tom
Jacob's Charmedies
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Bros
Waitehall Street Clothiers
Alabama and
Pryor Streets
Union Depot
Washington, B.C
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore, Md
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