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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

10

Creole Man Kills Himself Behind Masonic Temple

In New Orleans Jobat Magandie a 70 year old Creole and longtime secretary of a local Masonic lodge died by self inflicted gunshot. Investigators say grief over his brother’s death may have driven the act. A separate report from Americus Ga notes a desperado captured after escaping Sumter jail following an assault on a deputy sheriff.

New Orleana Jobat Desperado Americus Adams

Trial opens in Monnish case over illegal mail use

Proceedings began yesterday morning in the United States district court for the case of Mrs Rosa F Monnish charged with illegal use of the mail. The morning session included testimony involving a grocer Mullinax.

Rosa F. Monnish United States Mullinaxr DR. A Monish

Defense and Prosecution Clash Over Public Letter Evidence

Recalled to bolster identification of letters in evidence a witness testifies while Jean Nette, daughter of Mrs Men mish, is brought by the defense to support that Letter Carrier King claimed he was compelled to testify to false declarations before the grand jury. Assistant District Attorney Henley and the prosecution offer opinions, followed by Rube Arnold speaking about fifteen minutes and Albert Cox resuming as adjournment nears.

Jeannette Menmish King Henley Rube Arnold Albert Cox

Groom slain on eve of wedding in Freeman near Wilmington

March 23 Wilmington NC Jerry Bigford a young white farmer and storekeeper near Freemans Columbus county was murdered at his home by an assailant who fired through a window. A rival of the dead man for Miss Squires was tied to the motive. Cousins Cleveland Ros and Stillmore Ross were arrested after bloodhounds followed the trail to Cape Fear River. The Ross brothers await coroner's inquest. A separate item reports Maurice Barnie, captain of the steamer Le Bavale, arrested for smuggling diamonds worth about 2000 after seizure of part of the vessel in New York.

Wilmington N. C Jerry Bigford Freemans Columbus County Cape Fear Tiver Cleveland Ros Stillmore Ross Young Binford Mise Squires New York Maurice Barnie

Payne Opposes Any Increase in Lumber Tariff

Washington dispatch shows Mr Payne of New York, chair of the wage and means committee, presenting a long defense of tariff revisions. He argues against higher lumber duties, defends free hides, and attacks income tax as unconstitutional while detailing inheritance tax revenue plans.

Washington House Payne New York United States Said & Wen Tee Clark Wmiesourl Garrett Tennessee Llewler Traud Gerrett Mc Garrett Garner Texas Mr Payne Hia Congress Langley Kentucky Missouri Taft Supreme Court James

Payne Urges Haste in Bill Passage Before Congress

Stanton Payne pressed for quick action on a bill amid a floor struggle with Mr Tatt uncertain view. Payne argued there is urgency as the country and industry await congressional action and a fair day’s pay, noting the need to adjourn soon.

James Tatt Payne Beng Texas Congress Br. Payne Clark

Baptist Preacher Kills Presbyterian Minister in Missouri

Mo March 23 The Rev M D Johnson shot and killed the Rev Bolomond Del of Lebanon after a quarrel at Russ village near here late yesterday Johnson surrendered to a capitalist, as well as a pastor He is president of the Lacreda County Telephone Company A conference had been held to resolve differences when O Dell drew an open knife and Johnson drew a revolver firing at the other minister, who fell mortally wounded in Lebanon.

M. D Johnson Bolomond Del Beth Lebanon Russ Here John= ton Cumberland Presbyterian Church Johnson Lacreda County Telephone Company O'Dell Fahneon

Noted Author Resigns to Be Succeeded by Smith

Charlottesville Virginia March 73 James A Harrison professor of Teutonic languages at the University of Virginia resigns due to ill health. He is succeeded by Charles Alphonse Smith head of the English department at the University of North Carolina. Harrison will join the Carnegie foundation as beneficiary. Joseph Hoving Kastle chief of the bureau of chemistry in the Public Health Service is elected to the chair of chemistry to replace Dr. John W Mallet who resigned.

C. A. Smith North Carolin J. A. Harrison Charlottesville James A. Harrison University of Virginia Charles Alphonse Smith Enwiied University of North Carolina Harrison Carmegis Foundation Joseph Hoving Kastle Bureau of Chemistry Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Washington Chemstry John W- Mallet

Curry Withdraws Resignation Note in Taft Telegram

Governor Cur ria reeconge to a telegram from Washing ton today telegraphed President Taft with dpines to resignation so governor of New

Baptism Intercepted Before Navy Deserter Arrest

George E Miller on his way to the Second Baptist Church to be baptized when Detective Nat Harrison and Lt Holliman stopped him near Brown House Mecon Ge He had been on leave from the navy and deserted after arrest He is held at the city barracks and plans to explain to officers in Charleston upon return The church members have visited him to offer support

Brown House Mecon United States Navy George E Miller Nat Harrison Holliman Miller Navy Second Baptist Church Charleston

Swainsboro Main Line Rail Route Expected

Swainsboro Georgia on March 23 reports near certainty of a main line rail route. The Georgia and Florida Railroad plans to connect here with the Millen and Southwestern at Normantown, linking Augsta to Madison via trackage rights to Augusts. Governor Smith and the prison commission toured Americus plantations offered for prison farm use, with several properties described as splendid and offered at modest prices.

Swainsboro Georgia and Florida Railroad Beysville Millen and Southwestern Normantown Vidalia Georgia Augusta Madison Fis Smith Americus Prison Commission Commission On Prison Farm

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