Mystery of Grace and Graces Marriage Haunted by Missing Records
The report states a May 19 1911 ceremony by a city judge in Atlanta for Mr and Mrs Grace followed by a two month honeymoon. Attorneys deny details and say they know nothing about the marriage. Records searches in New York fail to show any Grace marriage license or ceremony. Rumors point to possible second ceremony in New Orleans, while travel after Philadelphia included Hot Springs with no clear marriage record found.
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Race
Daisy Opie
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Grace
South
Hot Springs
Marrying Judge Brings Confusion to Grace Grace Case
The so called marrying judge Brentz tied Grace and Eugene together on May 10 1911 at the courthouse amid secrecy and hurried ceremony. Attorneys offered little detail and the Steinberg affidavit looms as a potential key in the developing case while defense and prosecution move toward the April 16 preliminary hearing.
Nearly $2,000 for Morris Family
A Atlanta community fundraiser raises funds for Mrs Morris and her children after their father disappeared, with donations expected to reach $3,500 next week. The widow plans to stay in Atlanta, arrange a home for the children, and start a small business while ensuring education. Police and clubs contributed, including a Gate City Athletic Club stag that netted 126 dollars.
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Wil
Atlanta
Morris
Memphis
Guip
Police Department of
Gate City
Athletic Club
Sec
Chelmer
Talladega
Ala
Ikcaloosa
Great evangelistic campaign to start in Atlanta at Broughton Tabernacle
A large scale evangelistic effort led by Rev Carlyle B. Haynes will begin next Sunday at the Broughton Tabernacle on Tabernacle Place and Luckie Street. Meetings run nightly for about two months with health lectures and a question and answer service as part of a broader southeastern movement under the International Religious Liberty Association. The program outlines lectures on biblical topics and health, with dates listed from March 31 through April 14.
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Atlanta
Old
Broughton Tabernacle
Tabernacle Place
Luckie Astrost
Baltimore
Beto
Carlyle B. Haynes
United States
International Religious Liberty Assassitarte
Washington
L. Andrews
Setan
Typewriter Agents Gather in Atlanta for Convention
A large south regional convention of typewriter industry workers convened in Atlanta with leaders from Remington, Smith Premier, and Monarch present. The event featured demonstrations of Remington, Smith Premier, and Monarch machines, a capital city club banquet, and a morning automobile tour followed by a business session. Attendees included executives from Remington New York, Birmingham, Jacksonville, Nashville, and local Atlanta staff and sales teams.
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South
Atlanta
Sessian
Remington Company
Tta
Smith
Monarch
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
F. E. van Buskirk
Greater
Remington
New York
W. T. Llames
G. W
Alfriend
Peachtreet Street
Capital City Club
C. A. Beauchamp
Ain
Francis E. van Buskirk
W. T. Humes
G. W. Dickerman
AV. Beauchamp
T. A. Fulghum
Greene
CG. A. Gardner
J. W. Wilson
L. A. Baldwin
E. F. Edwards
W. EL. Scott
Holmes
P. R. Puckett
CC. Crawford
F. Vincent
G. B. Netherton
M. Baldwin
H. W. Duggan
Anderson
LR. Keith
L. Barnswell
Leaders In Grand Opera Season Sale Ends Today
The Metropolitan Grand Opera Company of New York offers seven operas in Atlanta with Caruso Gadski Homer and others. Tonight is the final chance for season tickets at 30 to 40 percent savings, with single seats selling fast when the sale opens April 4.
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Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
New York
Caruso
Gadski
Homer
Fanat
Farrar
Jorn
Griswold
Wagner
Tannhauser
Slezak
Goritz
Rappold
Verdi
Gluck
Wickhams
Gilly
Atlanta
Dreas Circle
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Grand Opera inAtlanta
Got My Sore Foot in It Right A TIZ
An ad blurb praises a product named TIZ for foot pain relief. It depicts a “happy TIZ man” who overcomes bunions corns callouses and a painful stride, promising improved walking comfort and happiness.
The Lax-Fos Way Medicine Slogan
An old advertisement claims Lax-Fos cures by cleansing the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while providing a systemic tonic. It urges buying the first bottle on a money back plan and asks readers to request the product from their druggist.
Underwood Club planned in Griffin Georgia
Griffin Ga March 20 Special An Underwood Club will be organized in Griffin at a meeting to be held next Monday The organization will start with a large membership and many friends of the peerless democratic leader who would ace him carry Georgia in the May 1 primary and be nominated at the Baltimore convention. Hon Rufe Hutchens is expected to be present and address. ECZEMA CURBED IN 19 TO 30 DAYS. The Paris Medicine Co announces Grove's Blaneous Cutis promises to cure eczema in 10 30 days with money back if it fails. If your druggist lacks it send 6 00 postage stamps and it will be mailed.
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Griffin
Underwood Club
Geregia
Baltimore
Rufe Hutchens
Paris Medicine Co
Pine Street
St. Louis
Grove
Mall
Collector Creager Denies Political Activity
Washington March 29 Correspon dence shows intended to prove that R B Creager collector of customs at Brownsville Texas faced protests by Brownsville patrons in the treasury department acts and protest by Brownsville unrest likely political.
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Creager
Washington
Carresnond
Ehoe
RB. Creager
Brownsville
Wilson Factory Spinning Yarns by John Corrigen Jr
Washington March 29 Special Woodrow Wilson's claim factories in New York and here are busy overnight. Democrats hail Wilson sweeping the earth while Henry Texas returns from Lincoln Nebraska forecasting broad gains for Wilson. Nebraska dynamics, Clark and Harmon strongest, Henry asserts Wilson will carry Nebraska, Clark nearly eliminated, Harmon to poll larger vote than expected. Brom o Quinine signature E W Grove noted as cure for cold in one day.
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John Corrigen, Jr
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Wilson
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Northwest
Clark
Harmon
Nebraska
Henry
Champ Clark
Burning clothes torn from Mrs Rosenplatz in fire incident
Mrs Rosenplatz and 17 month old daughter were burned in their Peachtree Inn apartment. Fr Cheney and porter Darry Wiggins helped extinguish the blaze after her clothing caught fire, Wiggins sustaining burns while rescuing them. The Rosenplatzs had come to this city from New York and are linked to a local gil company.
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Sidney
Rosenplatz
New York
Tabernacle Infirmary
Peachtree Inn
Cheney
Darry Wiggins
Taft Vetoes Anniston Camp Reestablishment Bill
President Taft vetoed a joint resolution passed by Congress to provide for the reestablishment of a permanent maneuvering camp for regular troops and militia near Anniston Alabama. The move halts plans for the installation and its military use.
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Anniston Camp
Washington
Taft
Congress
Anniston
Aja
Two in the Race Athens Candidate for Clark County House Seat
Charles Griffith announced as a candidate for one of Clark County's seats in the lower house. He is a notable Spokane area figure active in city enterprises council and chamber of commerce. Frank Lipscomb is the other announced candidate for the house.
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Athens
Cnartes Geiffeth
Clark County
General Assembly
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Lipscomb
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