Grace and Daisy Opie Marriage Records Debate
The article reports a May 14, 1911 ceremony allegedly performed by a city court judge, two months after Grace and Daisy Opie claimed marriage and honeymoon. Grace’s attorneys deny details, search records in New York fail to show a license, and rumors tie a second ceremony to New Orleans amid continued travel in the South.
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Grace
Daisy Opie
New York
Secoud
Ulrich
New Orleans
Atlanta
Philadelphia
South
Hot Springs
New Orleans marriage trial center stage in Grace case
In New Orleans Judge Stentz wed agene Hamilton Grace and Daisy Ulrich Opie on May 10, 1911. The hurried ceremony in a courthouse office involved Grace as a resident of Macon, Georgia, and Lebanon, Pennsylvania widow of Webster Hugh Opie. Attorneys offered little detail. The Steinberg affidavit looms large in defense strategy, with various Steinbergs denying knowledge. Grace's health and a weather threat shaped plans as the April 16 preliminary hearing date nears.
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New Orleans
Joan Judge Stentz
Marryi
Agene Hamilton
Grace
Daisy
Ulrich Opie
Agene
Lebanon
Webster
Hugh Opie
Ara
Atlanta
Max Wolf
Standard Varnish Company
the Constitution
Steinbers
George Wicholson
South
Steinberg
Majestic
J. A. Branch
Atlanta fund for Morris family grows with community aid
A large relief drive in Atlanta raises near $2,000 for the Morris family after a fireleft widow Mrs. Morris to support her children. Neighbors and police volunteers contribute, with a gate city athletic club event bringing in 125 dollars. Plans discuss using part of the funds for a home and education to secure the children's future.
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Wil
Atlanta
Morris
Police Department of
Lst
Gate City
Srunday
Auccesa
Conati- Bey
Mips Ge
Evangelistic Campaign Opens in Atlanta at Broughton Tabernacle
A series led by Baltimore evangelist Rev. Carty B Haynes begins Sunday at Broughton Tabernacle on Luckie Street Atlanta. The two month campaign, first in the Southeast, is organized by the Southeastern division of the International Religious Liberty Association. Health lectures start Monday with a health school and a schedule of talks through April 14 including topics on religion empires spiritualism and the millennium.
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Atlanta
Broughton Tabernacle
Tabernacle ,Place
Luckie Street
Baltimore
Lectirer
Carty
B. Haynes
Gto
United States
Ita
International Religious Liberty Association
Washington
School of Health
Andrews
Marina
Athlay
Satan
Jesus
School of ‘Health
Angela
Typewriter Agents Gather in Atlanta for Convention
In Atlanta a large gathering of typewriter industry workers from Georgia Alabama Florida and Tennessee convened for a three day session. Remington Smith Premier Monarch executives led exhibitions at the Alfriend building and a Capital City Club banquet capped the day with toastmaster Do A Beauchamp.
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South
Atlanta
Remington Company
Smith Premier
Monarch
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
F. E. van Buskirk
Greater
Remington
New York
W. T. Humes
G. W. Dickerman
Francis KE
van Buskirk
A. Beauchamp
T. A.fulghum
C. Greene
C. A. Gardner
J. W. Wilson
L. A. Baldwin
E. F P. Edwards
W. H. Scott
J. S. Holmes
P. R. Puckett
C. C. Crawford
F. Vincent
G. B. Netherton
M. Baldwin
H. W. Duggan
A. J. Anderson
L. R. Keith
D. L. Barnwell
Leaders in Grand Opera Season Sale Ends Today
The Metropolitan Grand Opera Company of New York ends its season sale tonight for seven grand operas to be staged in Atlanta. Caruso, Farrar, La Boheme, Trovatore, Cavalleria Rusticana, Pagliacci, Faust, Tannhauser and Rigoletto star, with seats available at 30 to 40 percent off single-ticket prices.
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Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
New York
Verdi
Caruso
Gadski
Homer
Puccini
Farrar
Martin
Scotti
Raeppold
Mascagni
Wickham
Jorn
Laoncavallo
Paglacci
Car
Faust
Griswold
Wagner
Slezak
Goritz
Rappold
Gluck
Gilly
Atlanta
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Grand Opera
Footjoy: A Joy-Walker Using TIZ For Happy Feet
A fragment describes a man who uses TIZ to ease sore feet and bring happiness to every step. It mentions bunions calouses and blisters, portraying foot discomfort transformed into delight through the product.
The Lax Fos Way Promises Liver and Body Strength
An advertisement touts The Lax Fos Way as a tonic that strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while acting as a systemic tonic. It urges immediate purchase with a money back plan and promises a second bottle upon first sale.
Griffin to host Underwood Club meeting in Griffin Ga
Griffin Ga March 29 Special An Underwood Club will be organized in Griffin at a meeting next Monday The group aims to mobilize support for Georgia in the May 1 primary and for the presidential nomination in Baltimore The meeting is expected to draw Hon Rufe Hutchens who plans to speak
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Griffin
Underwood Club
Thiat
Gor+ gia
Baltimore
Rufe Hutchens
Undefined legal notice fragment from Washington report
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Washington March 29 correspondence about activity under the Undue Possession Act with department heads and a figure named Bro Foager. Details are incomplete, but implies a formal inquiry or notice.
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Ccollecton Ory
Denis
Washington
Wilson factory spinning yar ns
Washington March 29 Special Woodrow Wilson backers run overtime. Representative Robert L Henry remarks Wilson will sweep the northwest and win more than 25 percent of progressive Republican votes. Neb rift with Clark and Harmon seen as risk to Wilson surge. Henry asserts Wilson will carry Nebraska, Clark largely eliminated, Harmon expected to gain in state. Public notices of a cold remedy ad appear at end.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Wilson
Robert L.henry
Texas
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Northwest
Clark
Harmon
Nebraska
Henry
Champ Clark
Burning clothes tear at Rosenplatz home blaze in inn
Mrs Rosenplatz and her 17 month old daughter suffered burns when flames enveloped her clothing in their Yeachtree Inn apartment. Clerk E Cheney and porter Larry Higgins aided rescue while the infant and mother were rushed to Tabernacle infirmary. Rosenplatz, connected with a local gil company, and the family recently came from New York.
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Sidney S. Rosenplatz
New York
Tabernacle Infirmary
Yeachtree Inn
Rosenplatz
E. Cheney
Cheney
Larry Higgins
Taft vetoes Anniston camp bill for regular troops
President Taft vetoed the joint congressional resolution authorizing a permanent maneuvering camp for regular troops and militia near Anniston Alabama. The action, dated March 29, preserves military planning against the proposed installation.
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Anniston Camp
Washington
Taft
Congress
Anniston
Ala
Griffeth and Lipscomb Enter Race for Georgia House Seat
Two candidates in Clark County Georgia announce bids for a lower house seat. Charles G. Griffeth, a noted cotton man active in city enterprises and progress efforts, declares his candidacy. Frank Lipscomb is the other announced candidate for the house.
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Athens
Charles G. Griffeth
Clark County
General Assembly
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Lipscomb
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