Rells to Ring Miss Gertrude Refuses Alabama Farm
Miss Gertrude Lawrence of Atlanta resists being sent to a Alabama farm by her sister Mrs. John Howard. Police detain her at the barracks after a dispute over age and marriage plans. Her fiancé and friend provide shelter as the case unfolds with family tensions and a pending wedding.
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Dorsett
Gertrude
Ala
Pote Barracks
Cupid
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Miss Gertrude
the Constitution
Alfred
Howard
Capain
Gertruté
Alster
Jolly Jenkins
Madame Nevada Sings At The Grand In Atlanta
Madame Nevada delivered a refined program at the Grand with encores from Blumenberg and Pratt. The audience, smaller than typical for major attractions, showed evident pleasure in the principal and the supporting artists though her tempo and certain notes revealed occasional flaws.
Miss Horlocker on Stand in Nebraska Poisoning Trial
Hastings Neb March 26 Miss Horlocker testified in the Morey poisoning case revealing emotional love notes and meetings with Morey at the law office and Blue River resort She identified a locket with Morey’s image and a hair lock while sobbing and fainting during her testimony Insanity expert deposits were read stating she was insane when sending candy to Mrs Morey
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Nebraska
Hastings
Neb
Horlocker
Morey
Life in the Old South Lecture Tonight
Professor Edwin Erle Sparks of the University of Chicago lectures at the Grand on the old Virginia civilization and social life. The talk appeals to Revolutionary societies and descendants of southern families, presented under the Atlanta Lecture Association.
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Sparks
University of Chicago
Edwin Erle Sparks
Old Virginia
Atlanta
Burglar Chased on Bike by County Police
A county pursuit six miles south of McDonough ended with Ed Taylor, a farm hand, captured after a long bicycle chase. The burglar stole clothing and a fine bicycle from Stillman & Bros. farm near Lakewood, rode toward McDonough, then hid in the woods before being caught. The bicycle was recovered from a creek, and most stolen items were recovered. Taylor is behind bars, the tower. Also included is an account praising Dr. King’s New Discovery for lung ailments with testimonials.
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McDonough
Stillman & Bros
Lakewood
Ed Taylor
Taylor
W. J. Pool
J. Je Heard
Lowe Stillman
Stillman
Local Court Grants Charthor and Notable City Actions
The Atlanta Steam Company received a charthor in the superior court from Judge J. H. Lumpkin. In city court J. M. Gardner sues A. G. Rhodes for 10400 for injuries after a fall in front of Rhodes property. Mrs. J J Knott seeks divorce from her 1883 marriage, citing cruel treatment and threats with a pistol, with a temporary restraining order issued and April 7 hearing set.
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Atlanta Steam Company
J. H. Lumpkin
J. J. Knott
Sudden Death of Joseph Caldwell Rocks Atlanta Merchants
Joseph B Caldwell a well known Atlanta clothing merchant died suddenly Sunday night at his residence 17 Markham Street from an overdose of laudanum His funeral is set for Wednesday morning at Oakland Cemetery He served as a Confederate soldier in the Fifth Georgia Cavalry under Joe Wheeler and leaves a large family and many mourners in Atlanta and New York New York Peregrines indicate many nephews and veterans will escort his funeral and a death notice from Camp 159 confirms the service details.
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Markham Street
Whitehall Street
J. A. Caldwell
R. H. Caldwell
Atlanta
EB. F. Caldwell
Alaska
A. B. Culberson
M. A. Harrington
Lewis Cook
Warren King
New York
City
Mr. Caldwell
Veterans’ Association of
Fifth Georgia Cavalry
Joe Wheeler
Oakland Cemetery
Hickman Caldwell
Claude Cook
G. J. Culberson
Clarence
United Confederate Veterans
Joseph B. Caldwall
Hila
Caldwell
Hillburn & Bowden's
John W. Nelms
W. L. Ezzard
J. C. Huff
J. R. Gregory
J. C. Rodgera
B. M. Hettier
W. D. Ellis
W. H. Harrison
Lee Orders Investigation Over City Officials and Citizens
Havana March 26 General Lee ordered an investigation into a clash between the mayor and police of Marianas and about two hundred citizens. Captain Slocum reports four men jailed including one charged with reflecting on official acts at public meetings and three with carrying concealed weapons. The mayor said the arrests were within the law and did not seek military aid. The hearing discharged all four.
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Havana
General Lee
Marianas
Captain Slocum
Slocum
Supreme Court Rules Houston Texas Central Rail Case
The Supreme Court decided the Houston and Texas Central Railway Company versus the state of Texas. It upheld that payments in state warrants issued during the Civil War were legal and could be received as money, affirming contractual obligations remained valid. The case concerns about $1,300,000 and whether warrants were issued in aid of rebellion.
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Houston and
Texas Central
Washington
Texas Central Huilroad Company
State of
Texas
Houston Company
Trial Court
State Supreme Court
Packard Opera Company Opens at Columbia with Fra Diavolo
The Packard Opera Company opened a four week engagement at the Columbia to a large audience. Fra Diavolo headlined with strong choruses and lively ensemble, praised by critics for voice and stage presence. Other acts include Cavalleria, Said Pasha, and Lucia sextet with upcoming bills featuring The Viceroy and Robin Hood.
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Akash
Ghbert Clayton Beppo
Giacoma
Diavolo
Mountjoy Walker
Charles Stout Matheo
Charles Wallace Roperto
Jessie Highland Zerlina
Miga Carlottia” Gilman
Misa Josephine Kirkwood
Packard Opera Company
Columbia
Fra Diavolo
Frank Ridsdale
Charles Holmes
Lorenzo
Gilbert Clayton
Lord Aleash
Josephine Kirkwood
Lady Alcash
Montjoy Walker
Charles Stout
Diavoto
Carlotta Gilman
Zerlina
Lucia
Packard
Pasha
Cavalleria
Chimes of
Normandy
Soldier Guilty of Murder In Fort McIntosh Case
In Laredo Texas March 26 Arthur Williams colored ex member of the Ninth Cavalry was convicted of murdering Jack Hardesty a Louisville Kentucky railroad man on December 1899. Sentence was deferred until tomorrow. The murder occurred on the Fort McIntosh military reservation.
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Ninth Cavalry
Laredo
Tex
United States District Court
Arthur Williams
Ninth United States Cavalry
Jack Hardesty
Louisville
Fort McIntosh
Senators Have Big Time In Havana Visit
Senators Cienfuegas Mauren and colleagues arrived in Havana aboard a special train, met by Civil Governor Gomez and rural guard chief Monteneudo. A band escorted them to Union hotel where they dined, then spent Sunday at the Soledad estate before returning. They plan to leave for Savana on a Monday morning special train.
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Mauren
Havana
Senate Committee
Messrs. Platt
Conneticut
Aldrich
Teller
Gomez
Montenguedo
Santo Domingo
Corss
Union Hotel
Soledad
Savana
Re-Election of Officers at Hebrew Orphans Home Board
The Hebrew Orphans Home in Atlanta held two board sessions with all directors present. Officers were unanimously re-elected: President Simon Wolf, first VP Joseph Hirsch, second VP E A Weil, secretary treasurer Max Cohen, and superintendent R A Sommatron. A loving cup was presented to Wolf in honor of his anniversary as a founder and longtime fundraiser.
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Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Jon. Simon Wolf
Washington, D. C
Joseph Hirsch
Atlanta
E. A. Weil
Savannah
Max Cohen
R. A. Sommatron
Simon
Forsyth Street
Simon Wolf
Washington
Wolf
Edward N. Calish
Richmond
Court of Inquiry Clears Charleston Crew in Loss
Washington reports a naval court of inquiry found Captain George W. Pigman and his crew acted correctly in the loss of the cruiser Charleston. The ship struck despite proper lookouts, standard logs, and vigilant navigation, and the officers were exonerated with no further action deemed necessary.
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Washington
Watson
Manila
Navy Department
United States
George W. Pigman
Willam Thompson
Bureau of Navigation
Otis reports casualties in the Philippines and new recruits
War Department releases General Otis casualty list from Luzon Panay Samar and Leyte islands with names ranks and injuries. Arrangements completed for 1100 recruits aboard Sumner to reinforce Otis forces in the Philippines. Steyn flees under pressure to stay uncaptured as Morning Post reports a plea from Figeher for duty to country.
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U. S. V. Infantry
Michael FE. Corley
Mike Porgoszelski
Luzon Island
Thirty-eighth Regiment
1. VY. Infantry
William D. Hoover
Noah HE. Wingate
Panay Island
Sixth
United States Infantry
George Hemphill
Magruder Andrews
Nineteenth
Winfield
Preston
Zerious
Samar Island
Sumner
New York
Philippines
Steyn
Londqgi
Bloemfontein
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