Wife's corpse found at last after theater tragedy
Chicago February 11 The long search for Frank A Greenwald’s wife ends as he identifies a burned corpse buried in Elmwood as hers. The body bears two toe membranes and rings, but features are gone. A Montreal claimant tried to seize No 34, thinking $500 lay inside, while misidentifications and fraud surfaced. police pursue the Montreal man amid ongoing Miller family troubles. An earlier mistaken identity involved Vernon Cordin.
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Chicago
Frank A Greenwald
Elmwood
Gheenwald
Helen Diller
Miller
Greenwald
Montrestan
Come Ne Clea
Montreal
Geerrald
Currier Likely Atlanta National Bank President Choice
Directors of the Atlanta National Bank will probably meet Monday to elect a president to succeed the late Feul Romars. Charles E Currier is favored, with five directors present and two vacancies. An official vote by stockholders will later determine Swan’s replacement. Rich gift to Hampton School follows.
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Atlanta National Bank Tdirectors
Atlanta National Bank
Feul Romars
Bank
Thera
Charles E Currier
Hot Inman
S M Inman
E Thornton
Frank E Block
C HB Currier
Paul Romero
James Wan
Romare
Swan
Block
Inman
Cil
No Thirsts On For Vicksburg
Jackson Mississippi February special reports a Mississippi legislature excursion to Vicksburg to view the National Military Park amid debate over a $75,000 appropriation for monuments. The trip aims to influence park work while several legislative bills, including primary election and prohibition measures, face House and Senate scrutiny.
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Jackson
Miss
Alabama and Vicksburg Road
Vicksburg
Vicksburg Board of Trade
Naional Military Park
Ag Viekaburg
Hil
Mississippi
Senate
A&king
Secretary of War
Congress
Mitty Park
Senate Committee On
House
Bud Hiburn Captured After Durden Slaying Near Adnan Ga
Bud Hiburn the Negro who killed Officer Abe Durden February 7 was captured this morning about eight miles from here. He was secretly hurried off to jail at Swainsboro to avoid probable lynching.
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Adnan Ga
Bud Hiburn
Abe Durden
Swainsboro
Woman robbed by masked black bandit at Ivanhoe
In Wytheville Virginia on February 11 an unknown masked man entered A J McMillan’s home at Ivanhoe, demanded money, assaulted Mrs McMillan, and fled after stabbing her in the hip and taking $100. A posse roams the area seeking the suspect.
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Wytheville Va
A J McMillan
Ivanhoe
Schwab Leaves United States for Europe Health Trip
New York February news reports Charles M. Schwab plans a European voyage on the Lorraine to follow physician advice for health. He has been under constant strain since a recent return from Europe and may withdraw from business duties temporarily. Louisiana Mardi Gras travel deals offered by Louisville and Nashville Railroad include reduced fares to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola with dates February 9 to 16 and possible extension to March 5.
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New York
Charles
Schwab
France
Lorraine
Sir Schwab
Fie
Scwabs
Europe
Sehwab
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf Coast
Fire writers meeting here in Equitable building
The Southeastern Tariff Association executive committee convenes its regular monthly meeting in Baltimore at the Equitable building. Discussions focus on the Baltimore fire losses and their likely effect on fire insurance, including the fate of weak companies and how solid firms will handle claims and capital needs.
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Southeastern Tariff Association
Equitable Building
Baltimore
Jt 45
Eald
Bavn Ald
Machen Wife Weeps in Court During Postal Trial
Washington February 1 August W Machen faced cross examination in the postal trial as his wife broke into tears and embraced him leaving the room. The court heard about a $25,000 note and questions over Graff fasteners and mail delivery boxes in rural delivery. Machen denied misusing funds while detailing a complex statement made under stress and the pursuit of protecting his credit.
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Machen
Washington
W. Machen
Whem Feceas
Médien
Vounel
Conrad
Boston
Cleveland
Justice Pritchard
Macken
Fils
Carroll County
Maryland
Westminster
Anth Lorenz
Bristow
Lorenga
Special Car Arranged For Workmen On Electric Cars
City officials and Georgia Railway officials reached an accord to run a dedicated workmen’s car at specific hours to serve employees from two fertilizer plants. The car will not carry other passengers to reduce odor complaints, with hours coordinated to match company schedules. The arrangement starts Monday and aims to resolve prior disruptions on fertiliser workers’ trips. In a separate note, the Senate commerce committee will vote February 28 on William R Crum for customs collector at Charleston.
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Sathey
Mississippi
Senate
McLaurin
Sharkey
Raliruaia' Zgald
Senate Committee On
John W Ball
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Counel
Ball
T K Glenn
Street Railroad Company
Glenn
Fartalizer
Dr. Crum
Washington
Senath Committee On Commerce
Wlliam R. Crum
Charleston
Henry Robinson recalls Far East service with mails detail
Henry Robinson of the United States railway mail service, returning from the Far East, discusses Russo Japanese actions, the Boxer uprising, and his front seat view of allied operations in Tientsin Pekin and Taku. He recalls American, British, Japanese cooperation, and the surprising fervor of Japanese progress noted from the ruins to modern rail lines.
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Enry M Robinson
United States Railway Mail Service
Far East
Robinson
Philippines
China
Tien~tsin
Pekin
Taku
Japan
Valentines at John M Miller Co on Marietta Street
Valentine sale items advertised by John M Miller Co located at 39 Marietta Street offering all kinds of goods. Provides a brief notice of a local business promotion without further details.
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John M Miller Co
Marietta Street
Wright Fined for Conduct at Telephone Office
Wright, clerk of the Southern Express Company, was fined 1075 after a Wednesday night arrest for insulting a telephone girl at Atlanta, and for obscene language to Manager E L P Simmons. He claimed drink impaired memory. Company officials sought leniency and a letter from President Jerome Simmons urged mercy.
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Wright
Southen Eapress Company
Spra4- Im
Tibbs
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Elp Simmons
Nash Broyles
Simmons
Broyles
Jerome Simmons
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Whitehall
Currier
Hampton School
Hampto Normal and Agricultural Institute of
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Wats
Hudson Hoagland
Bud Hilhurn
Negro
Abe Durdin
United States
Andy Osthartic
Sterling Remedy Co
Bush
Keely
Gio
Henry Robinson
Tate
Shan- Haukwang
Tientsin
Pussia
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