Wife's corpse found after weeks long search
Chicago on February 11 The body identified as Mrs Helen Miller 63 years old was found buried at Elmwood as the wife of Frank R Greenwald The case involves alleged interference to claim the body for funds The Montreal man who secured the permit for the body faced police pursuit and prior misidentification of Greenwalds son Also ads note hat cleaning and reshaping services at 28 Whitehall
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Chicago
Frank R. Greenwald
Elmwood
Helen Miler
CURRIER MAY BE PRESIDENT
The Atlanta National Bank directors will likely meet Monday to elect a successor to the late Paul Romare as president. Charles E. Currier appears likely to win, though the decision hinges on a quorum and stockholder votes will determine two other board vacancies.
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Tienta National Bank
Atlanta National Bank
Paul Romars
Charles
E. Curier
Hlt. Inman
3 M Inman
A‘e Thornton
Frank ET Block
C BH
Mondey
Block Isalck
Inman
Rich Gift for Hampton School in New York Feb 11
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute of Hampton Virginia left $100,000 by STUAACE Hoagland who died here. The bequest supports Hampton’s educational mission. Exact transfer details and designation not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Hampton School
New York
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Mpton
Vaig
Stuaace, Hoagland
No-Thirsts on for Vicksburg
Jacks in Miss February 1 Special. A special train carrying Mississippi legislators will depart Jackson Saturday morning for Vicksburg to inspect the national military park under construction. The trip aims to inform debate on a 76,000 appropriation for monuments to Mississippi troops at Vicksburg battlefield. Senate activity includes primary law amendments and debate on statutory prohibition. Railroad freight restrictions are pressed by officials, with opposition to McLaurin's bill limiting freight train movement to 40 hours pending.
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Jacks In
Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
Alabama and Vicksburg Road
Vicksburg
Senate
Secretary of War
Congress
Senate Committee On
House
Democratic State Executive Committee
McLaurin
Sharkey
Lgls
Senate Committee On Railroads Fe
Mcfaurin
Bud Hilburn Captured After Slaying Officer
Adrian Georgia February 11 special Bud Hilburn the man who killed Officer Abe Durden February 7 was captured this morning about eight miles from Adrian He was secretly taken to jail at Swainsboro to avoid probable lynching.
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Adrian. Ga
Bud Hilburn
Abe Durden
Swainsboro
Woman robbed by black bandit in Ivanhoe Virginia
In Wytheville on February 11 an unknown masked man entered A. J. McMillan's home at Ivanhoe and demanded money. He assaulted Mrs. McMillan, stabbed her in the hip, and stole $100 before fleeing. Posse efforts and pursuit across the country are underway for the assailant.
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Wytheville
A. J. McMillan
Ivanhoe
Schwab Leaves United States for Health
New York February 11 Charles M Schwab announced plans to go to Europe for health reasons after years of strain since returning from Europe. He will rest and withdraw from active business duties as part of a modified company reorganization. Low rates Mardi Gras trips via Louisville and Nashville offered February 9 to 16 with return by February 20 and extended to March 5. Gulf Coast booklet available from J G Hollenbeck Atlanta agent.
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New York
Charles M Schwab
France
Lorraine
Schwab
Lberty
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf Coast
J G Hollenbeck
Dist
Atlanta
Fire writers meeting here
The Southeastern Tariff Association executive committee meets in the Equitable building for its regular monthly session. Many regional companies are members and the Beltimore fire will influence talks on losses and solvency. Local insurers expect only well capitalized firms will survive.
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Southeastern Tariff Association
Equitable Building
Beltimge
Baltimore
Machen's Wife Cries as Court Clears the Way
In Washington on February 11 August the postal trial details an emotional moment as Machen’s wife weeps and embraces him when escorted from the courtroom. The session covers letters objecting to the Groff fastener, rural free delivery beginnings in Carroll county, Maryland, and questions about a $25,000 note with Machen denying offerings or rewards.
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Machen
Washington
Receaa
Chen
Cornel
Conrad
Boston
Cleveland
Pritchard
Carroll County
Maryland
Westminster
Lorenz
Bristow
Post Office
Mead
Special Car For Workmen To Be Run On Local Line
City officials and the George Railway and Electric Company resolved a complaint about workmen from two fertilizer plants riding with other passengers on electric cars. A dedicated special car will run at set hours to serve the workers, with no other riders. The arrangement, effective Monday, aims to reduce odor issues and improve comfort for all passengers.
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John W Ball
George Railway and Eilectele Company
Ball
T K. Glenn
The
Street Railroad Company
Glenn
Henry Robinson recalls Far East experiences and views
Henry Robinson of the United States railway service, recently returned from the Far East, recounts his China and Philippine postings during the Boxer Uprising and the Tientsin Pekin march. He notes friendly US and Japanese relations, British sympathy with Japan, and questions future power moves as Russia, Britain, and France mingle amid a shifting Asian balance.
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Enry M Robinson
United States
Wao
Far East
Robinson
Philippines
China
Tientsin
Pekin
Taku
Japan
Englieh
Little Brown
Valentines at John M Miller Co on Merletta Street
All kinds of valentines advertised at John M Miller Co located on Merletta Street with a wide selection for customers.
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John M Miller
Merletta Street
Wright Fined for Conduct Over Telephone Incident
Wright, clerk for Southern Express Company, was arrested on a charge of insulting a young Indy operator of the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company and using obscene language toward Manager Simmons. He was tried before Recorder Nash Broyles and fined $10.75, with a later note of a possible leniency appeal from company president Jerome Simmons.
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OH Wright
Southern Express Company
Sprat Mn and Tibbs
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Elp Simmons
Nash Broyles
Wright
Simmons
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Sterling Remedy Co
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Keely
Henry Robinson
Shan- HabEwang
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