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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1905

Page

9

Double Charge Faces Minister in Bigamy Case

Rev Benjamin W Ashley a minister from Newport Tennessee pled guilty to necessarly and received fifteen months in the federal penitentary for bigamy after a pension examiner uncovered his second marriage while still married to his first wife whom he had abandoned decades earlier. A North Carolina woman sought a pension division claiming to be his wife. Ashley swore she was not legally his wife. Horace Hassey of Buffalo Florida also got two years for raising a postal money order.

Knoxville Tenn Benjamin W. Ashley Visitan Church Newport Bigames Ashley North Carolina Tennessee Horace Hassey Buffalo N. Fl

Rex Arrives for Eighth Mardi Gras Parade in Natchez

Natchez Miss marked the eighth annual Mardi Gras with Rex leading a naval parade aboard the steamer Senator Cordill. Jefferson Military College cadets lined the procession as a five hour pageant themed the Happiness of Imagination followed by the Rex ball at Baker Grand and an overflow at the Institution hall.

Natchez Miss Rex Senator Cordill Jefferson Military College Baker Grand Theater Institution Pail

Tremendous Price Paid for Memphis Street Railway

The News Scimitar reports Isadore Mann & Sons bankers backed the transfer of Memphis Street Railway to Ford, Batch and Davis. The exact price is not confirmed but believed between 5 and 8 million dollars. The entire company stock now rests with the new owners.

Memphis Street Railway Memphis Tenn Scimitar Today Isadore Mann & Sons New York New Orleans Memphis Street Railway Company Ford, Bacth and Davis

Harvie Jordan Addresses Birmingham Cotton Meet

President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association spoke to a large Commercial Club audience in Birmingham on March 7 and outlined plans to make the South the world’s cotton market with banker and merchant support before departing for Greenville, Mississippi.

Birmingham Ala Harvie Jordan Southern Cotton Association Commercial Club Greenville Miss

Struck Oil in Mexico Near Vera Cruz Field

Struck oil in Mexico at EL Cucuns in Vera Cruz state. It is the second well brought in within the last month by the company operating there. The oil is paraffin.

Mexico Mexico City EL Cucuns Vera Cruz Parafin

Fraud Charged To Shoe Firm In Columbus Georgia

In Columbus Georgia Garrett and Barrow shoe firm are accused in an amended petition of conspiring to defraud creditors. They allegedly bought $80,000 of goods in 1904 while keeping poor bookkeeping and using mortgages on stock to foreclose. A $6,000 Bass mortgage is central, with disputed disbursements to J H Hawkins, J D Grady, and attorney J T Miller. The case, referred to special master Frank A Garrard, will hear tomorrow.

Columbus Garrett & Barrow Charet Frm United States Charles R. Williams and Little & Battle Superior Court B. A. Bass Cass Newman Frank A. Garrard J. EH. Hawkins J. D. Grady J. T. Miller J. H. Hawkins Ttig J. H. Garrett W. H. Barrow First Baptist Church W. L. Walker Macon J. W. McCollum Japan Florida W. O. Butler Birmingham Gucas Beaumont Oil Field Fame Will Redding

Dollar's Worth Free To Rheumatic Sufferers

Prospectus advertises Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure offering a free dollar value trial with no deposit or obligation. The author claims rheumatism is caused by poison in the blood and promises relief by removing poisons and preventing their formation. He recounts his long research, German ingredient, and the plan to mail a free package after a simple request to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.

Germany Shoop Dr. Shoop Racine Wis

Will Be Buried This Afternoon In Georgia News

Funeral service for Joseph Marshall Johnston, who died after a protracted illness, will be held at 3 PM from his Hill Crest residence in Wincon Ga. Rev Bobler Walker to officiate. Active pallbearers listed. Johnston a prominent businessman with ties to Georgia Southern and Florida railway and Bibb Manufacturing. Mistrial in R L Henry assault case. voluntary bankruptcy filed by F Q Bass of Amerions.

Will A. Branen Wincon Joseph Marshall Johnston A. C. Felton Stephen Popper Park L. P. Hillyer Oscar Dooly J. E. Hanson J. B. English R. Jaques Ben C. Smith R. H. Brown John M. Walker George H. Plant B. Campbell J. W. Cabaniss W. H. Felton Richard T. Wilson Johnston Confederacy New York Wilson, Callaway & Co Georgia Southern and Florida, Railway Gainesville and Gulf Railway Bibb Manufacturing Company The Southwestern Railroad American National Bank Bay of Magon Old East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Macon and Brunswick Railroad R. T. Wilson & Co Mistrin Henry Case Macon Smith Amerman Massee Council of Jones Massee

Reagan's Daughter Refuses State Funeral In Texas

Mrs John H Reagan rejected a legislature request to open the body for a state funeral in Austin with burial in the state cemetery. Reagan wished burial at Palestine where he lay in repose. The Wednesday service will be conducted by the Masons with Henry Batea Stoddard officiating. Governor Lanham and many lawmakers will attend. Memoirs of Judge Reagan near publication, with many papers to review for any missing material.

Palestine Tex John H Reagan John H. Reagan Austin Reagan Parestine Masons Henry Batea Stoddard Bryan Grand Commander

Porto Ricans Can Hold Jobs in U S Government

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled that a Porto Rican can qualify for U S government employment under civil service rules. The decision in the Juan Todriguese case says navy yard boards may rely on 1896 navy regulations replaced by later civil service rules, confirming Todriguese’s citizenship status as Porto Rican and his eligibility for examination.

Washington Court of Appeals of District of Columbia Civil Service Juan Todriguese Wellington Navy Yard Board of Employment of United States Shepard Navy Department Civ Service Board of Labor Employment Porto

Gordon Placed In First Rank At Gordon Institute

Gordon Institute names Captain G B Pritchard of the Fifth United States cavalry stationed at Fort Grant Arizona as military instructor. The school moves from class A to C, gaining field pieces and cavalry saddles, under influence of Congressman G L Bartlett, stirring local reaction in Barnesville. Captain Pritchard is described as an experienced officer with service in Cuba and the Philippines.

Barnesville Gordon Institute G. B. Pritchard Fifth United States Cavalry Fort Grant Arizona United States G. L. Bartlett Pritchard Cuba Philippines

Cotton Car Fire In South Georgia Train Yard

A south Georgia railroad switch yard fire destroyed a car load of seventeen bales of cotton and twenty one barrels of shrup after it was moved from Quitmin to the Georgia Southern and Florida line. The blaze broke out at Miding before any aid arrived. investigators suspect arson by a passing train.

Adal Agel Gap South Georgia Railroad Quitmin Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad Miding

Hundred Members Initiated Wakefield Lodge of Pythians

Wakefield Lodge No. 27 Knights of Pythias in Waycross Georgia initiated 100 new members in a major secret order event attended by dignitaries from Atlanta and coastal Georgia. The initiation followed by a banquet, boosting the lodge to become the strongest Knights of Pythias unit in Georgia.

Wakefield Lodge of Pythians Waycross Wakefield Lodge Knights of Pythias W. H. Buchanan Willams Eustace Sirethins Wakefield Side Knights of Pythias Lodge Georgia

Closed Court to Chase Ship on Cebu Mission

From Manila reports Judge Adolph Wislizenus, former St Louis police court judge now in Cebu, pursued and captured the American barkentine Chesboats after learning three Filipina girls were forcibly detained aboard. He adjourned court, led armed officers, found the girls in a locker, and fined Captain P. M. Simpson 2,500 pesos for abduction.

St. Louis Manila Adolph Wislizenus St Louis Cebu United States Harkentine Chebulls P. M. Simpson Oregon Wislizenos

Extradition Granted for M.3 Close From New York

Mexican-American embassy reports the foreign office has granted extradition of M.3 Close of New York who has been under arrest in Vera Cruz since January 1 for embezzling $15,000 from a New York photography firm.

Mexico City Maren 7 Lnnamericanmbassy Freign Office M. 3 Close New York Vera Cruz Hose

Mortuary Manager A M Palmer Dies at 67 in New York

A M Palmer the prominent American theatrical manager died in a New York hospital at 67 after a stroke. Native of Connecticut he led Madison Square and Palmers theaters, founded the Actors Fund of America, and helped create the Players Club. Funeral notices follow for Powell West of Milledgeville and Hantaville citizen A O Williamson aged about 85.

A. M. Palmer New York York Palmer America Connecticut Prion Lauore Theater U of Madison Square Theater Palmers Theater Actors’ Fund of America Players’ Club Richard Mansfeld Powell West Milledgeville P. A. West JO. Powell J E H. Mashburn Atlanta State Sanitarium Powell West el Passo Tex H. C. Williamson Gurley Ala Hantaville A. O Williamson Ths County Whllamson

Shows Decrease in Trade

London on March 7 reports the February statement from the board of trade showing a decrease of 6 328 000 dollars in imports and an increase of 6 871 500 dollars in exports.

London Board of Trade

Griffin Court in session in Griffin Georgia

Griffin court is in session on March 7. The case E A Fincher v Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company was dismissed after a satisfactory arrangement. This term saw many prohibition law violations with about six cases tried, four acquittals and two convictions. Most were small misdemeanors.

Griffin E A. Fincher Stanley Effectric Manufacturing Company Tta Dove Patterson The Sun

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