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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1912

Page

21

Mystery of Grace and Grace Wedding Paths in 1912

Reported May 19, 1912 ceremony performed by city court judge contradicts Grace and Mrs Daisy Opie who said they wed earlier and left for honeymoon. Searches fail to find a New York ceremony or license for Grace. Second marriage alleged, possibly New Orleans, while records in Philadelphia and Hot Springs show no marriage.

Grace Daisy Opie New York Uirich New Orleans Atlanta Philadelphia Hot Springs

Marriage by a judge in a courthouse affair sparks intrigue

The report details a hurried marriage at a Lebanon courthouse in which a judge wed Hugene Grace and Daisy Ulrich Ople. Conflicting ages and residences are listed, while attorneys on both sides refuse to discuss specifics. The affidavit by Abe Steinberg remains a focal point for prosecutors amid ongoing defense strategy and postponed preliminary hearings. Grace's health and weather affect plans as April 16 looms.

Orleans Brents Hugene Hamiltton Grace Daisy Ulrich Ople Dence Lebanon Webster Hugh Ople Grace Macon 3. A Atlanta Max Wolf Standard Varnish Company Constituon Sinders George Nicholson South Steinberg Majestic J. A. Branch

Morris Family Fund Seeks Support to Raise Shelter Plan

Neighbors report nearly $2,000 raised for the Morris family as a church group outfits the larder and sews aprons for the children. The father has not returned, prompting a doctor to be called, while funds aim to reach $3,500 by week’s end. Mrs. Morris plans to stay in Atlanta and raise her children with community help.

Atlanta Morris Haley

Evangelistic Campaign Opens in Atlanta at Tabernacle

A major evangelistic drive led by Rev. Carlyly B. Haynes will launch Sunday at the old Broughton Tabernacle on Luckie Street, Atlanta. The two month series includes health lectures and a Q and A service after each meeting, part of a southeastern move under the International Religious Liberty Association.

Atlanta Broughton Telernacle Tabernacles Place Luckie Street Baltimore Carlyly B. Haynes Atlante United States International Religious Liberty Association Washington Bundy School of Health LL Andrews Satan Degue Wednaday

Typewriter Agents Gather In Atlanta For Convention

A large gathering of Remington Smith Premier and Monarch representatives from Georgia Alabama Florida and Tennessee convened in Atlanta for a convention. Sessions featured machine demonstrations at Remington offices and a Capital City Club banquet with toastmaster C A Beauchamp. Visitors plan city tours and a concluding business session to wrap up the south’s first convention of its kind.

South Atlanta Remington Company Sta Smith Premier Monarch Georgia Alabama Florida Tennessee F. E. van Buekirk Greater Remington New York W. T. Humes G. W. Dickerman Alfriend Peachtree Street Capital City Club C. A. Beauchamp At-lanta Francia E. van Buskirk T. A. Fulghum Greene C. A. Gardner J. W. Wilson L. A. Baldwin B. F P.wards W. H. Scott 8. Holmes P. R. Puckett C. C. Crawford F. Vincent G. B. Netherton M. Baldwin H. W. Duggan A. J. Anderson L. RR. Keith Db. Barnwell K. Youngblood J. L. Youngblood L. J. Henry T. A. Morross Birmingham WH. A. Flacus C. R. Hartefield T. A. Hartefield Carl Appleton E. Piedtpo J. L. Lyons BM. iTurner J. H. Adkins J. E. Timmons Malone Neahville GG. Reid C. M. Russell L. Lacy J. B. Jacobs W. T. Tyson L. Miler

Season tickets for Grand Opera sale ends today

Last day to secure season tickets for seven grand operas at the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company in Atlanta. Prices are 38 to 40 percent below single-ticket rates with substantial savings on arena and dress circle seats. Season sale closes tonight with results expected to be announced Sunday.

Metropolitan Grand Opera Company New York Tonigit Verdi Caruso Gadski Homer Puccini Farrar Martin Beatti Faunt Jorn Griswold Wagner Slezak Goritsz iGadski Rappold Gluck Wickham Gilly Atlanta Atlanta Music Festival Association Grand Opera

The Lax-Pos Way Ad Offers Money Back Bottle

An advertisement touts The Lax-Pos Way as a tonic for the lyer stomach kidneys and bowels claiming overall strength. The pitch urges buying the first bottle under a money back plan and asking a druggist for the second.

Mikasa Alga

Wilson factory spinning yarns in Nebraska talk and more

Washington dispatch reports Wilson campaign chatter from Woodrow Wilson supporters in Nebraska and nationwide. Representative Henry predicts Wilson will carry Nebraska, Clark nearly erased, Harmon strong, amid rival faction tensions and pro progressives concerns. Also notes BromO Quinine and a dated patent medicine reminder.

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 from Mrs Rosenplatz in New York incident

Mrs Rosenplatz and her 11 month old daughter were injured when a fire started in their Peachtree Lodge apartment. The infant and husband received treatment at Tabernacle infirmary with non serious burns. Clerk E Cheney and porter Larry Slegins aided, pulling clothing from the infant and preventing further harm.

Bidney Rosenplatz New York Tabernacle Infirmary Peachtree Tiosenplatz Wa. E. Cheney Chen Larry Slegins

Taft vetoes Anniston camp bill for permanent troop camp

Washington March 9 President Taft vetoed the joint congressional resolution to establish a permanent camp near Anniston for regular troops and militia. The measure sought to provide a fixed training and staging site and was rejected by the president on grounds not stated in the summary.

Anniston Camp Washington Taft Congress Anniston

Griffeth enters Clark County race for lower house seat

Athene Va March 29 After weeks of political turmoil Charles G Griffeth announced as a candidate for one of Clark County’s seats in the lower house of the general assembly He is a well known coalton man active in city enterprises council chamber of commerce and progress efforts Frank Lipscomb is the other announced candidate for the house

Tre Athene Charles G.griffeth Clark County General Assembly Calton Chamber of Commerce Frank Lipscomb

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