Train robbery in Mississippi nets over 200000 in loot
Bandits hijacked a Southern Express train across Meridian and Hattiesburg routes. Authorities estimate more than 200000 in currency stolen, including pay rolls for New Orleans and Northeastern Alabama and Vicksburg railroads. Detectives from two agencies pursue a four man gang. passengers awoke to explosions, yet offered no resistance.
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Southern
New Orleans
Ani
Alabama and Vicksburg
Meridian
Hattiesburg
Saxpress Messenger
Gray
Southern Express Company
Railroad and Express
Com. Dehy
Mississippi
South
Ohio
Corinth
Nore
Mississippi National
Ad Men Off for Dallas Today
A Dallas trip is planned with a committee confirming eight members will join the party. Names listed include Brissey Anderson S&S Gi J Major Anderson Loyless and wife from Augusta Georgia with many more travelers from Philadelphia and St. Elmo Massen aera Dobbs M W Arrowwood and others.
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Dallas
Insteight
State of Texas
Brissey
Anderson
S&s
Ivan Allen
Mr. Fredericks
Mr. Walthall
Sagnes
Caldwell
Allen B. Pierce
Steinheimer
Osworth
Fite Jernigan
J. C. Hallw. T. Andersen
Curtis
Martin to appoint Humphrey as aide for Baltimore convention
The report states Mr Martin has long led the department and will reassign Humphrey as a key aide during the Baltimore convention. W. Humphrey confirms receipt of Martin’s letter and offers to serve on his staff, noting he was not seeking the position and only learned of it through the request. Humphrey, a prominent Atlanta businessman, has ties to city government and police board reform efforts.
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Martin
Humphrey
Baltimore
W. Humphrey
Robinson-Humphrey-Wardish Company
Police Board
Allenista
Ils
Johnson
N. D. Allen
Richeson
Heheson
Talka
Roosevelt delegates clash over third term attack in Lima speech
Roosevelt denounced Taft supporters as scandalous while in Lima he claimed delegates to the national convention would be sent. He accused opponents of stealing delegates and defended his stance with quotes from Taft and his father. In Dayton remarks he rebutted a question about a third term.
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Taft
Paulding
Nm Ig
Washington
Roosevelt
Lima
Sara Coronel
Alphonse Taft
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dayton
Grant
Lst
Charles P. Taft
Rosevelt
Tne
Himaglf
Richeson
Edward B. Lene
Jaider H. Cortat
L. Vernon Briggs
Taft in Central Armory Courts Crowd at Taft Speech
President Taft spoke to a large crowd in the Central Armory, saying he was here to seek justice for an Ohio president. He joked about tariff revisions if funds were provided, defended his administration, and criticized Roosevelt with comments on constitutional government and alleged tyranny.
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Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Georgia Reassessing Appeal Proceedings
In a Georgia Supreme Court session Justice Davis presided over a procedural appeal with D McGregory representing the plaintiff and Hudaon serving as counsel for the defense. The record mentions a ware case and references a PB docket number, indicating ongoing litigation in the appellate arena.
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Aovrett
Hudaon
Ware
D. McGregory
Platstit
Atlanta Hosts Grand Lodge Convention Amid Pageantry
Delegates from Columbus Pensacola and other cities gathered in Atlanta for the grand lodge convention. Officers planned retention with J H Pimberlache becoming grand mast counsellor and R B Cole leading the order next year. The event featured a city tour, a Piedmont banquet for 590, and Saturday Baymen Day with parades and initiations.
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Grand Sentinel
Pe .Chasen
Téti
J. Kk, Ayer
At- Jenta Lodge
FE. L. Wallace
W. A. Freeman
Macon
J. H. Pimberlache
Mast
T. B. Lewis
Atlanta
R. B. Cole
Jacksonvile
Timberlake
Cole
BE. R. Weir
Athens
J. M. Keeley
Tamna
M. L. Stearn
Savannah
Page
Columbus
Pensacola
Piedmont
Baymen
Barmen
Baemen
Bardad
U. GC. T
Knichta of Pythies Hall
Piedmont Hotel
R. N. Fickett, Jr
S. F. Belk
Courtland & Winn
A.L. Brooke
H. J. McDonald
Fulton
J. Timberlake
J. E H. ‘Andrews
T. P. A. @ Tival
C. J. Hollingsworth
Georgia Travelers
J. C. Harrizon
City Salesmen’s Association
Pigimont
Ant
Forsyth Theater
North Atlanta voters urged to elect judge for expired term
A notice from Charles W. Seidell asks North Atlanta voters to elect him to the unexpired term of the late Justice of the Peace for said district. Election set May 18, 1912 at 1244 Decatur Street from 7 am to 6 pm. Also paving contracts announced with bids for Marietta Street and other streets in Atlanta with specified specs and locations.
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North Atlanta
HL Landrum
Seid District
Decatur Street
Polly
Charles W. Seidell
Connell
Rasa
P.m. Bridey
Marietta Street
Tinada Place
North Avenue
Zenondted Stoo
Macadent
Ida
Tme
DeKalb Ave
Deiat A
Houston
Fain Fort St
Witttard Se
Auburn Ave
Baehessa
Kivaicn
Filehant Aps
Wand
Lee St
Funeral Rites for Mrs Morris Eiseman at 3 P M
Friends and relatives invite attendance at the funeral of Mrs Morris Eiseman Friday afternoon at 3 oclock from the residence 30 Merritts avenue with Dr David Marx officiating Interment Oakland Pallbearers to meet at Greenberg Bond Co at 2 30 p m Mr Simon Tettlebaum Mr W V Kriegshaber Mr I B Lilienthal Mr Abe Greenfield Mr Louis Moss Mr Albert Ulman Mr Morton Hamburger Mr Simon Freitag
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FIS
Friends of
Mire
Morris Eiseman
Nacob Eiseman
Caroline Hertgfeld
Selma
Ala
Max. Greensfield
Lawrence.Yachivias
Mobile
Jack. Bertfeld
Lillie
Armeda Hertzfeld
Sidney Winter
Montgomery
Nat Kaiser
Big Well
Merritts Avenue
David Marx
Oakland
Greenberg & Bond Co.s
Simon Tettlebaum
W. V. Kriegshab
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Bell Phone
W. G. Humphrey
Parson Richeson
W. A. Morse
Fie
Foss
Supreme Court
OF GA
Maddens Dixon
Perth
B. Phi
Me el Se Ee, Wey Man
É& Connors
Solecup
Peachtree Stores
Peachtree
W. E. Worley
Southern Railroad
Pryor Street
Roff Sims & CO
Fourth National Bank
Bell
Kirkwood
Auburn Avenue
McLendon Bros
ATLA
Tom
Foote & D
N. Broad St
Oe Marinisi
Boscobel
Inman Park
Hart St
Euclid Ave
Fitzhugh Knox
Candler Bldg
Dunson & Gay Real
Equitable
Ansley
Scotrt
Atlanta National Bank
Neewspa
C. W. Sendhell
E. A. Minor Lodge
Thia
Brees
Glenwood Avenue
Peachtrea
Decatur Streets
Horace Grant
W. M. HW
Clarke
Palestine Dodge
Masonic Temple
Spa
Art Cate
Charles Fe, Robertson
W. M
David E. Shumaker
W. DD
Luckie Lodge
Lee and
Gordo
West End
A. B. Cates
J. M. Hunnicutt
DeLos B. Rogers
Supreme Lodge
Smith M
Allister
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