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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
Chicago June 5. Ysaac Danielson 85 weighed 200 pounds arraigned before Municipal Judge Caverly on Disorderly conduct. He said his job is housework while his wife, a milliner, goes to work and he stays home. His wife said he bought drinks with 50 cents given for bread. The court discharged him after she chose to take him back.
An Atlanta area bigamy case arises from C D Hood a former barber arrested in Anniston Alabama on a charge filed by Mrs Mary L Hood of Dayton Ohio. She supplied a photo and letter alleging marriage in Jonesville Virginia and later a Virginia and Richmond dispute that led to Hood leaving, with multiple marriages cited and a vow to convict if guilty. Hood denies the accusations as his wife vows support if innocent.
Charges indicate a divorce has been granted at Richmond. The wife from Dayton is expected to arrive here on Thursday. Hood wed Miss Wille Zaner in the city about four weeks ago.
June 25 report from Captain Gulick of the United States Marines at El Cobre describes nightly guard duty, constant exchanges with insurgents, and entrenched outposts with automatic guns. A bomb exploded near El Colepe mines causing no damage. Mayari is not burned per government. Cueto was destroyed by rebels. Regulars attacked insurgents near Juragua mines. Government denies negotiating with negro leaders as troops show renewed offensives.
Albany June 5 William Barnes Jr chairman of the Republican state committee received a enthusiastic welcome on his return from Chicago where he helped renominate President Taft. A several thousand crowd greeted him at the station as red fire and pandemonium lit the streets. He was escorted home by civic groups and praised by Edward N. McKinney of the Albany Chamber of Commerce. Barnes, cheered by supporters, called the GOP the party of resistance to error and said others may join the stand taken at Chicago during the campaign.
Special from Cameron Virginia near the state line reports the dead body of Mrs B C Terrell recovered from a pond after the family home was burned to the ground. It is believed she started the fire and then drowned herself after going insane for several days. Her husband slept through the blaze and escaped. The family was well to do.
San Juan del Sur Nicaragua June 25 Colonel Jose Santos Ramirez longtime telegraphs and telephones chief under President Zelaya was assassinated today. He had been jailed in 1909 and expatriated in 1911 over plots against the government. Rumors of revolts and a plan to seize Managua forts and aid Mena’s forces circulated ahead of 1913-16 presidency.
In Los Angeles June 25 Judge Hutton narrowly averted a brawl as District Attorney Fredericks threatened an attorney with an inkstand after a provocative remark by Appel. Chief Counsel Forr Rogers restrained him. The trial focused on the transcript of Harrington and Darrow conversations heard by telephonic device with Judge Hutton ruling for the prosecution.
New York news reports waiters and hotel staff ended a month-long strike and prepared to resume work. A delegation surveyed leading hotels and found conditions favorable for resumption without concessions claimed by the union. About 2,800 employees attended the vote, nearly unanimous. The strike began a month earlier amid arrests and disturbances with no hotel concessions granted.
Mexico City reports indicate amnesty without reastration may extend to political offenders after the revolution’s collapse. Orozco and chiefs Vasquez Gomez Bernardo Beyga are among those in custody or at large. Federal forces plan a proclamation urging surrender and allegiance to the central government with pardons. A telegraphic offer from Orozco to President Madero is unconfirmed.
Washington on June 25 reports the pure food board revised rules to allow saccharine in medicinal foods when labeled. The modification aims to prevent misinterpretation that would permit saccharine beyond strictly medicinal products.
Mrs F M Hayes aged 40 died at 1 yesterday morning at 4& private Sanitarium. Body at Greenberg Bond chapel then sent to Royston Ga for funeral and interment. Survived by husband four children her mother and father Mrs R T Cowan Doraville Ga three brothers Theo Bob James Cowan three sisters Mrs I J Cowan Mrs W Ld and Mrs Lena Honea Norcross. W T Everett aged 53 died at Atlanta hospital after operation. Body at Patterson's chapel funeral today at West View. Everett was a chef at Piedmont hotel born in England no American relatives. William N Noles aged 22 died yesterday at home 263 East Georgia Ave son of Mr and Mrs A J Noles survived by parents a brother C J Noles and sister Mrs G C Brunson funeral arrangements pending. Mack Woodside 162 South Pryor St died at private sanitarium early Tuesday. Body at Greenberg Bond chapel awaiting sister from Montgomery for funeral arrangements. Edgar Spurlock aged 16 died yesterday at 2 of a private hospital. Body at Poole's chapel taken to Hogansville Ga for funeral and interment. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs J E Spurlock. Essie May Duke infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Duke died Monday night at 57 Oak St. Funeral today at 4 o'clock interment West View.
Dr Henderson H Ogburn died at his son in law Thomas Napier s home after a stroke at 6 in Bla nt on Sunday Funeral at First Baptist Church with interment in Pine Grove cemetery He survived by two grandchildren and relatives in Atlanta John A Mullins stepson of Dr Cogburn died at 210 Hilliard Street Funeral at Westminster Presbyterian Church with interment in Oakland J M Jones a prominent merchant and farmer died at his Eatonton home He was survived by his wife mother sisters and brothers J A Floyd fruit growers express agent died after short illness in private san itarium He is survived by wife and two children Henry M Smith Jr 24 a well known Atlanta man died at 10 30 pm at 42 Masons Avenue Edgewood Survived by wife child father mother two brothers and one sister Body taken to Poole s for funeral arrangements
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