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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
13
A window display showcases Embroideries priced from $1.25 to $4.00 with many patterns in flounces bands and novel sets. Flouncings 9 to 27 inches wide on mull swiss and nainsook fabrics. Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co presents exclusive designs and conservative value claims.
Police say Charles L Spier of Staten Island died from a staged burglary or a hired killer. Investigators note large life policies totaling about 76,000 dollars and a change of beneficiary to an estate trustee. Coroner says the wound suggests murder, not self defense, while a bankruptcy judgment against Spier and associates adds financial motive.
In Belvidere circuit court Dowie seeks to restrain Voliva and others from conveyance actions at Zion City. The case drew many followers and late today court terms a temporary settlement proposal agreed by the attorneys.
A May snow storm pounded central Wisconsin with eight inches of snow from Plainfield to surrounding areas. The storm lasted last night and today, matching a typical winter event in late spring.
State Prison Commission to meet at the Capitol to consider clemency for the Rawlings boys condemned in Lowndes County for the Carter children murder. Governor Terrell dodged comment. petitions circulate for executive clemency. Session previously postponed due to a member’s absence.
The Knights of Columbus state convention completed work yesterday choosing officers for the upcoming year. Victor J. Dorr of Augusta is state deputy and E A Horne of Macon state secretary, with Peter F Clarke of Atlanta as treasurer. Delegates include Dorr and J M Thomas, alternates Thomas F Corrigan and P T OConner. Macon will be permanent meeting place. a banquet closed the session, with about a hundred delegates and visitors entertained by Macon members.
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