Young husband seeks bride after secret marriage note
A Georgia man, Crooks, sought his runaway bride after she sent a note claiming she left the city. Police, alerted by the note, tracked her to her half-brother’s house at 93 Simms Avenue. The husband, from Indianapolis, had secretly married Amy Hilton last Tuesday and reportedly feared family interference.
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City
Wahim Ia
Kerry
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Seibert
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Haat
Mernanatter Inc
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Masocaret
Mieman
Seaboard & Line
Indianapolis
Owung SA Atlanta
Amy Hilton
Flo
Tast
Miss Thoman
White Chosen by Coast Line
Savannah man ToO White is appointed passenger agent for the Atlantic Coast Line with headquarters in Wilmington. The move, announced at ACL headquarters, places White under general manager Wood Crate and takes effect immediately.
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Wilmington
Nwc
Ti la
Atlantic Coast Tins
Too White
Wood Crate General Pessevery Ora Iy
Felder Maddox feud over 1906 primary committee split
A subcommittee report reveals Felder and Maddox factions failed to settle their dispute over the August 22, 1906 Democratic primary. The report shows attempts to choose a single committee to oversee arrangements, with both sides agreeing only on continuing the feud and submitting their conclusions to the state executive body.
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Fen Thomas Bo Tettles. Jr
Chatman
Pride Mittee
Felder
Maddox
W. W. Stick
T. Blalock
Atlanta
Judge Park
W. B Burnside
Avanta Serterda
Stark
Blalock
Coachman Yeomans
W. (. Bunn
Yeomans
State Democratic Executive Committee
Whan
Havn
Junta
Come
Tig Maddox
Isadore Strike Death After Suspected Domestic Tragedy
Isadore Strike, a Russian Jew, killed himself with carbolic acid after his wife refused reconciliation. He died at Grady hospital after drinking a second bottle and collapsing on the porch. Mrs Strike fled, leaving the boarding place and the house locked. Funeral plans undetermined.
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Jeadore Strike
Grady Hospital
Strika
Hll
Piedmont Avenue
Mra. Strike
Lindsey
Iloloomba
Mutiny in Russian Garrisons Alarms Osowied Fort
Rassian mutiny erupts in Osowied garrison near the Polish frontier. Reports say disorders are serious and details scant. Other events include a tannin at Samara the shooting of an officer in Batum and transfer of an artillery battalion to Kars amid strong guards. Emperor Nicholas lamented sleepless nights over the Preobrajensky regimental disloyalty.
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Osowied
Fctms
Samara
Batum
Vindikavkes
Kars
Nicholas
Preobrajensky Regiment
Towns Ravaged by Standard Oil Trust
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission focused on freight rates affecting seven northern states as oil dealers testified. A book by Southern Railway on oil tariffs was offered as evidence, with Standard Oil figures denying improper conduct and citing unloading facilities as a factor in rate adjustments.
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Nouthern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Trudsen
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Martin Carr
Matfalo
T. Collings
Uineinnatl
Standard ON Refining Department
Pelzer
Standart Ol
Wities
Wilbamn
National
Helinfing Company
Memphis
Tenn
Fayattevile
Tennessee
Longworths Presented at London Court
London June 28 Today's court featured Mr and Mrs Nicholas Loweworth with a notable royal turnout. The king queen and state officers formed a brilliant procession. The king wore numerous orders and the queen glittered in jewels. Roosevelt's daughter drew attention in a wedding gown with a diamond ribbon and simple hair, honored by King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
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London
Nicholas Loweworth
Roosevelt
Edward
Alexandre
Roy
Georgia Towns Secure Record Public Building Sums
The Georgia senate advanced an omnibus public building bill delivering a historic state total of 1 472 000 for Griffin Newnan Washington Albany Marietta Dalton Gainesville Valdosta Americus and others with 7 900 each for Griffin Waycross and Newnan and increases for Gainesville and Newnan. The measure passed the senate after a late session and heads to conference with the house.
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Gearmic
Senate
House
Clay
Atlanta
Albany
Valdosta
Americus
Marietta
Dalton
Gainesville
Griffin
Waycross
Newnan
Georgia
Public
Renaters Bacon and Clay
Malett and
Gaines Villa
Wavcross
Liam
Youth Cotton Growers Meet At Lake Toxaway
Asheville North Carolina June 28 delegates from the Carolina cotton growing association convened at Lake Toxaway for its annual session with about 200 attending. Manufacturers from nearby states attended as reports from committees were heard and plans for the section of the organization discussed. Delegates took a Lake Toxaway cruise this afternoon hosted by the Toxaway hotel company and a ball and banquet were planned for tomorrow night.
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N.C
Cerofina Cotton Growers’ Association
Lake Toxawhy
Lake Toxaway
Toxaway Hotel
Archbishop Blenk in Atlanta Before Heading to New Orleans
Archbishop James H. Bleak, recently named head of the New Orleans see, arrived in Atlanta last night. Press duties require his departure for New Orleans this afternoon via the West Point Route after a warm reception at a dinner hosted by Dr R L D Spalding.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
West Point
Blenk
Forto Rico
Cuba
Nimelf
America
Porto Rlco
R LD Spalding
Peachtree Street
Father Rapier
Mariat Collerge
Tvy Street
Auanta
Fang
Ming Ie
Smite
Etric Jampe
Vistor
Ater
Baltimore
Catholic University of Dublin
de John Casey
Dublin
France
Lin
DiBlin
Amer
Jefferson College
Ita
Europe
Church of the Holy Name of Mary
Cub
Tate
Porte
St Louis
Toutsil Jana
Louisiana
Roosevelt Dinner Invitation Declined Over Dress Code
At the White House President Roosevelt invited John Willis of Glasgow Montana to dinner. Willis declined citing he lacked a dress suit. Roosevelt offered buckskin attire but Willis refused, preferring a dress suit for the occasion.
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Ashington
W Roosevelt
White House
John Willis
Glasgow
Mont
Little
Missouri
Willia
Carter
Rian Apevice
Monana
Wills
Wille
Thaw to Face Jury Over Murder Charge
Harry Thaw, charged with murder, prepared to stand before a jury in a verdict fight. The case, central to a sensational legal saga, centers on alleged motive and evidence presented by prosecutors.
Mrs Thaw Indicted for Murder in White Shooting
New York July 28 Harry Kendall Thaw indicted for murder in the first degree for the killing of Stanford White at Madison Square Roof Garden. Mrs Thaw refused to testify stating it would be too painful. Grand jury proceedings followed a brief inquest with eyewitnesses. White’s funeral and autopsy details noted. Thaw remained free of bail until later.
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wWew
York
Harry Kendall
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Kxevin Nesbit
Grand
Garvanard
Jerome
Tombe
Mre
Bridge of Sighs
Lacy
Mes
Stanford
St James, L. 1
St. James Episcopal Church
Twaw
Bright
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