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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1912

Page

16

Sensational Crawford trial details alleged poisoning plot

New Orleans on March 15 the Crawford murder trial entered a dramatic phase as aunt and sister testified Annie Crawford may have poisoned Elise by giving a drink while nursing. Witnesses described Elise’s last illness with pinpoint pupils and slow respiration, and jars of organs were shown in court as evidence.

New Orleans Annie Crawford Elise Robert Crawford Elise Crawtford Annie Gertrude Crawford Th. J. H. McGuire Elise Crawford Charity Hospital Eutiaheee Elise Crawford Chretien Crawford Gertrude

Divorcee to wed millionaire in Cincinnati ceremony

Mre Jack Gallatin daughter of Al Adama once policy king plans marriage to Francis B Ander son, a young Cincinnati milsongre. She divorced last August from Jack Gallatin, a wealthy New York clubman met during a chorus performance.

Jack Gallatin al Adama Francis B. Anderson Cincinnati New York

Bills of Lading Debate Reaches Senate Panel

Washington March 15. The senate committee on interstate commerce heard grain dealers urge legislation to hold railroads liable for bills of lading whether issuing agents receive goods or not. Western shippers joined New York merchants demanding a clean bill to boost lender confidence. Professor Williston of Harvard protested the proposed broad railroad liability.

Washington Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce New York Commission Clapp Williston Harvard American Bankers’ Association

MacArthur to Explain Policy at Baptist Tabernacle

Dr. R. B. MacArthur, newly elected pastor, will speak at both services to present future church policy and forward movement. He aims for a dignified worship form and will propose improvements. Congregation shows enthusiasm despite Dr. Broughton’s departure, with special music planned for morning and evening services.

Baptist Tabernacle R. 8. MacArthur MacArthur

John A Patten Honored In City For Mission Work

Chattanooga Tenn March 15 The men and Religion Forward Movement campaign results stir churches to Christian duty and cooperation Pastors Association and 100 committee plan a practical program to unite churches A federation form is planned and John A Patten welcomed as a city figure for the address effort expands to Harriman and other towns with expected large results

Chattanooga Tenn Pastors’ Association Iigion Pastors Association Chattanoove John A. Patten Harriman

Governor and prison officials meet over Jefferson case

Governor Brown and Prison Commissioners Davison and Patterson conferred in the governor’s office about James Jefferson of Columbus who is slated for hanging March 29 for the murder of Policeman Marion Marchant. No final decision was made and a commutation to life likely forthcoming, with a joint statement or order expected next week.

Brown Davison and Patterson James Jefferson Columbus Marion Marchant Lfe Jefferson

New Steamship Line Connects Intercolonial Route to Halifax

Foronte Ont March 18 officials announced progress toward a new line of Atlantic steamships with negotiations at Ottawa. No contract yet, but the plan features double tracking of the Intercolonial Railway and a link between it and the steamship service at Halifax.

New Steamship Line Foronte Ont Atlantic Steamships Ottawa T Intercolonial Halifax

William K. Vanderbilt Jr elected vice president of New York Central

After a decade of service in the New York Central offices the Vanderbilt heir William K. Vanderbilt Jr is chosen as vice president of the railroad system. The family is expected to participate actively in the administration of the property and its affairs.

Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr Hart New York Central Railroad Wall Vanderbilt

Taft to Refuse Peace Treaties

Washington reports say President Taft has decided not to accept arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France as amended by the senate. Officials believe the Senate amendments render the pacts useless for preventing war. Bryce and the British foreign office await Taft's decision as Jusserand's stance remains unknown.

Washington Taft James Bryce Great Britain France Senate Bryce Foreign Office J. J. Jusserand White House

Sickness in Family of Minister Ospina

Washington reports sickness has struck the family of Senor Pedro Nel Ospins the former Colombian minister to the United States His wife has faced cancer for weeks now her visiting mother and father also ill with the grip Ospina and two children share the ailment He had planned to leave Washington after severing ties with the legation but now expects to stay until June.

Washington Senor Pedro Nel Ospins United States Senor Ospina Legation

Eamon Daily in Macon Theater

Macon Georgia reports that a service inaugurating Eamon Daily is announced with an hour long program and an Atlanta bishop will conduct at noon. The Macon Ad Men's Club forms with 80 members I P Hillyer president J F Culpepper VP E C Scott secretary and Charles Cong treasurer. Six delegates will attend the Dallas convention. Extensions to Unadilla via Tippetville would make the Ocilla Southern line 91 miles, entering Macon via Perry. Solicitor General W J Grace’s health improves after pneumonia attack. A conference on General Walker’s reunion parade plans set for March 21. Warrant issued for Fred S Lawrence in Columbia for jumping aboard a train. John R Cooper in Washington discusses GA political conditions as a candidate for Congress.

Macon C. Nelson Atlanta Macon Ad Meni's Club I. P. Hillyer J.F. Culpepper E. C. Scott Charles Cong National Association of Ad Men's Clubs Dallas Texas Ocilla Southern Railroad J. A. J. Henderson Ocilla Unadilla Tippetville Nashville Bitagerald Fitzgerald Rochelle Perry C. Irvine Walker Confederate Veterans Maddox Georgia Division Walker

Kaiser Daughter Snubbed by Prince in Swiss Holiday

Princess Victoria Louise daughter of Kaiser Wilhelm is reportedly in Switzerland taking a long holiday due to a heart affair. Prince Adolph of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, chosen as her prospective husband, reportedly balked at marrying now, leaving the princess to feel the snub despite her acceptance of her father's selection.

Victoria Louise Kaiser Whihelm Switzerland Prince Adolph of Mecklenburg-Strelitz

Jeffersonian Democrat Promotes Rotation in Office

A speaker declares commitment to nine terms or eighteen years and promotes rotation in office, insisting he will stay in the fight to the end as a Jeffersonian Democrat.

Mormon Church Near Buchanan Is Burned

Bremen Ga March 16 Special The Mormon church a few miles up ar Buchanan was burned to the ground a few nights ago A joint debate between H Hall of Atlanta and a Mormon elder waits in progress at a nearby school house when the fire was discovered but the blaze had gained headway making rescue impossible The building was erected about a year ago by followers of Jon Smith The fire is believed incendiary and authorities are pushing to catch the guilty party

Bremen Mormon Church Buchanan H. Hall Atlanta Rytt Leas Jon Smith

Delicate laxative remedy praised for all seasons

Delicately formed and gently reared women find in every season a simple mild laxative. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna acts gently and safely at any time, cleansing the system with a pleasant taste. The genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product sells in original packs for fifty cents per bottle from leading druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co

Canal gas not a volcano at Panama says Canal Record

Washington reports clarify that steam and hot gas seen in the Culebra cut come from iron pyrite oxidation. The phenomenon is temporary and poses no danger to the canal zone, though it slightly endangers excavators who insert iron rods in drill holes.

Washington Culebra Cut Panama Canal Zone Canal Panama USA

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