Eleanor Robson to marry Belmont in quiet June wedding
Actress Eleanor Robson to wed widower Belmont, 67, after a career starting as Margery Knox in San Francisco. The ceremony will be at Robson's house with family and close friends, followed by a European trip and a return for Belmont Park races. Belmont has three sons and a 1906 marriage to Ace Le Goicourla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Knox
California Theater
San Francisco
Miss Robson
Garden Theater
New York
Mary Ann
Duke of York's
London
Artrade
Misa Robson
Salomy Jane
Rom Bret Harte
Glad
Marion Crawford
George Bernard Shaw
Sarael Zanggvill
Lewis N. Parker
Batty
Pinero
Robson
Belmont
Parle
August
Ace le Goicourla
August Belmont & Co
Raymond
Harvard
Morgan
St Mark's
Southborn
Mass
Helmont
Europe
Hempstead
Belmont ‘Park
Grape Nuts End Indigestion Says Chicago Woman
A Chicago woman praises Grape Nuts as a health food, claiming long term relief from indigestion and chronic constipation caused by coffee and heavy meals. She reports improved digestion, weight gain, and a more pleasant life after using the product regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Efements
Emory McKaron Charged After Attempted Shooting at Home
Emory McKaron, 18, formerly at Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, locked in the potla station on a 500 bond after an alleged late yesterday attempt to shoot his sweetheart Mrs Lattie Strickland Jones at 15 Gaskill Street. A bicycle patrols Bailey and Roberts arrested him after a report from the young woman's family. Three sisters blocked the front door and persuaded him to leave. McKaron denies the shooting attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory McKaron
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
Potla Station
Lattie
Strickland Jones
Gaskillstreet
McKaron
Bailey
N. F
Roberts
Lincoln Birthday Observances By Atlanta Negro Churches
The birthday of President Lincoln will be observed by Atlanta's Negro community with memorial exercises in multiple churches. The Lincoln Memorial Association led by Major A S Stewart will hold central services at Liberty Baptist church, with events also at Ariel Brown Memorial church South Atlanta Methodist White's Chapel and Ebenezer Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
United States
Atlanta
Liberty Baptist Church
Lincoln Memorial Association
A. S. Stewart
Ariel Brown
Death of J J King Farmer from Macon Georgia
J J King a well known farmer of Hound Oak died at his family home after a short illness. He was 42 and survived by his wife and five children. The notice notes he had many friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. King
Macon
J.j'king
Hound Oak
Fitzg . Lampkin
Atlantans aboard steamer Konig Albert bound for Gibraltar
Passengers listed include Mr and Mrs Morris Hyman and Miss Helen Shaw from Minneapolis among a long line of travelers on the steamer Konig Albert sailing toward Gibraltar. Other names and nationalities appear in the damaged passenger tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Konig Albert
Gibraltar
Algiers
Beattie
Wash
Constates
Ada Hoging
Mary
Hilen Shaw
Minneapolis
Morria Hyman
Milas Helen
T. Aoe
Joseph Hyman
Shien Bisane Trwin
Afi " Morgan
Pitteburg
Mingania Nispison
M. G. Flelan Bird
Engle
Atlanta
Police Still Seek McCowan and Weaver Pair
Police have not located Dr Sydney McCowan who is charged with eloping with 14 year old Sadie Weaver of 495 Hi street last Thursday in revenge after being refused by her sister Ruth. Sadie Weaver’s distressed father C C Smith, a tin worker, grieves as authorities pursue McCowan, formerly in the United States navy, son of Thomas J McCowan of Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney McCowan
Sadie Weaver
Hi Street
Ruth
Miss Sadie Weaver
C.C. Smith
Tina
Dr. McCowan
United States Navy
Thomas J. McCowan
Grant Street
Mortuary notices and obituaries in Georgia paper
Funeral notices span multiple residents including Joshua A. Plaster at Sardis church, infant Mary Garvis, Annie Farmer, Foster LaMarr Boon, S. A. Helms, Lula Merritt, Dr Gordon deShong, John Burden, Mary Adams, Stephen A Ginn, Judge Fitzg. Lampkin, and Dr B Thad Wise. Details cover church services, interments, times, and familial survivors across Macon, Acworth, Panth ersville, Centerville, and Atlanta regions.
Short Items of Interest Chaired by Henry W Rose on reform talk
Henry W Rose will address the local medical association at the Carnegie library next Thursday evening on the only remedy for the white slave traffic. He urges raising the legal age of consent and eroding false modesty in parents as crucial steps. Rev Father Guill of Chicago preaches on Neglected Children at Sacred Heart church and leads the Newsboys Home. Roland W Spain recovers after a successful operation in Atlanta. The Atlanta Civic League approved Rose speaking to city schoolboys on cigarette education.
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Henry W. Rose
Medical Association
Carnegie Library
Mr. Rose
Father Guill
Chicago
Mother Gunn
Newsboys
Atlanta Civic League
H. W. Rose
Board of Education
Rose
Wilh
Park Street Methodist Church
U. S
T. P. Gore
Norman E. Mack
National Monthly
House
Congress
Benator Aldrich
Jackson
Jungles
Standard of and Steel Trust
United States
Bank of
Five New Prisoners Brought to Atlanta
Five new prisoners arrived at the federal prison in Atlanta yesterday. Oliver Spitzer, former dock superintendent for the American Sugar Refining Co, and four associates, were charged with defrauding the government by manipulating scales to understate duties. Spitzer received two years. the four checkers one year each, now at Ellis Island. Four more prisoners from the Northeast were surrendered by Maine officials, including William J. Kelly, Tom T. F. Lewis, Frank Murray, and Walker Smith, with terms ranging up to fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Oliver Spitzer
American Sugar Refining Company
Spitzer
Blackwell Island
Warden Moyer
Federal
Burton Smith
United States
Maine
William J. Kelly
Tom TF. Lewig
Frank Murray
Walker Smith
Don't Wear A Truss Trial Offer From C E Brooke
C E Brooke of Marsh Michigan promotes a free illustrated book claiming rupture cure with no salves harnesses or pills. He asserts instant relief and invites readers to mail in a coupon to receive pricing and testimonials from others cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brooke
Marsh
Riot tale fizzle and streetcar fare dispute headline
Reported riot in Pittsburg last night proved unfounded as police found no disturbance after a chase over a streetcar fare near McDaniel and Mary streets. Officers said an excited crowd caused rumors of rocking and window breakage, but the scene was quiet on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jett
Jim Shepard
Posey
Barfield
West
Webb
McDaniel and
Mary Streets
Two Big Firms For New Building
An Atlanta notice proclaims the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company and the Southern Cotton Oil Company moving to the Forsyth building at North Forsyth and Luckie streets on May 1. The Virginia Carolina unit will occupy the eighth floor with key officers named, while the Southern Cotton Oil Company takes the seventh floor with district and mill managers listed. Realty Trust Company official H. B. Watkins notes leasing contracts and growing demand from major firms moving northern headquarters to Atlanta, with more announcements expected. The piece also includes a brief, unrelated comic anecdote about Mr P returning from a political meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Forsyth Building
North Forsyt and
Luckie Streets
Atlanta
H. C. Fisher
W. Ellison Richards
F. B. Dancay
Joseph Davidson
H. B. Watkins
Realty ‘Trust Company
Forsyth
Ilka
Bigamy Charge Ended With Weeks Capture in Morgan
Dr A J Weeks of Wagner Georgia was captured in Morgan after fleeing to Spartanburg and marrying a Miss Smith. He admitted bigamy and is being taken to Spartanburg. Weeks had a wife and four children in Wagner before his flight via Mexico and Alabama to southwestern Georgia. The search by J B Lee and J B Tyler led to his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan, Ge
A. J. Weeks
Wagner, & C
Morgan, Ga
Weeks
Wagner
Spartanburg
Morgan
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Peachtree St
Adler S
Candler Bidg
Eleanor Robson
Southern Fixture & Cabinet Co
Trinity Avenue
M’cowan
Miss Weaver
Siss Sadie. Weaver
Seyler Wecowren
Whitehall Jenn
Joshua A. Plaster
Sardis Church
Mary Garvis
W. T. Garvis
Daane Street
Lula
Annie Farmer
E. Farmer
J. Willam Farmer
A. Farmer
Hf, Hembree
Ruby Hembree
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Groven
Vining Station
Foster LaMarr Boon
F. &. Boon
East Avenue
West View
S. A. Helms
S. A.helms
Magonic
Harry G. Poole
Utoy
Lula Merritt
T. M. Merritt
Panthersville
Harry G. Poote
Gordon deShong
Gwinnett County
Tabernacle Infirmary
deShong
J. A. deShong
Bermuda
Gwinnett
CaroleShong
Masonic Lodge
Lone Mountain
Patterson's Chapel
Centerville
John Burden
Wir
W. M. Burden
Wheeler Street
Hollywood Cemetery
Mary Adams
Cherokes Avenue
T. H. Brook
George Smith
Summerville
Jrb. Adams
J. J. Adams
Commerce
Tenn
G. W. Grogan
J. B. Kennedy
Acworth
C. P. Brown
Billesboro
Jamea_ Carnes
Birmingham
Ale
R. H. Carnes
Acwort
A. Broach
J. H. Estes
Homey Jackson
Osborn
A. Ginn
Royston
Hoyston
Stephen A Ginn
Wise
Americus
B. Thad. Wise
Plains
Southwestern
Georgia
Mnesbors
Jonesboro, Ga
Gee Alter Acbrief
Pneuga
Gilly
Statth
Friheids
Eile and
Romhers
Hodes
Roland W. Spain
Culberton
Coupohoe Brooks
Maraluell
Michae Endmaby
Mr. P
Drs. P
Addres
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