Richeson Calm and Resigned Before Execution
Richeson, condemned in Boston, remains calm and resigned, pledging to meet death courageously as he says he has made peace with God. Douglas Richeson of Chicago arrived to visit, with counsel William A. Morse staying with him. the warden notes his bright mood and readiness to read letters from supporters.
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Richeson
Mr. Johnson
MacLaughlin
Douglas Richeson
Chicago
Boston
William A. Morse
Attorney Morse
Bridges
Mr. Morse
Douglas
Morse
Commonwealth
HR. H. H
Columbus
Miss
Marriage tragedy and murder suicide in broad outline
The report traces a troubled engagement between Von Armenthal and Mrs. Rosenblatt, detailing drinking problems, reconciliations, a planned wedding gift, and eventual self harm by Von Armenthal after returning from Atlanta. It notes Mrs. Rosenblatt’s possible relocation, the sister's statements, and the failure to locate her. It also covers Richeson execution delays and comments from Douglas Richeson about the governor and state fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Rosenblatt
Jeanette Bachus
von Armenthal
Level Terraces and hillside ditches debate in field practices
R. J. Redding of Griffin Georgia argues for a level terrace system over hillside ditches, stressing deep plowing and smooth final surface to prevent erosion. He notes the Georgia Experiment Station’s long use and discusses local conditions and the need for trial to prove which method suits a given farm.
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Joel
Lousiana
Saccesatul Lae
Georgia Experiment Station
W P. Orme
Chambers County
Alabama
Georgia
Chattahoochee
Chattahoochee County
R. J. Redding
Leaves fiance for his rival in Georgia elopement
A Gainesville man, formerly private secretary to Congressman Thomas M. Bell, hurriedly married Miss Parker after arranging a private elopement to Flowery Branch. The couple, with witnesses, took a train for Atlanta, while Parker’s mother and friends sent telegrams across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Gainesville
Thomas M. Bell
Miss Parker
Rose
Misa Parker
Hrenau
Parker
Marietta
Ange
Atlanta
Trousse
Irwin Street
Miss Epilter
Tolleze
Pal Mu
$250,000 in Sight for University
A Florence-like university effort in Atlanta aims to open Oglethorpe University in fall 1914 with a self perpetuating Presbyterian board from sixteen southern states. Over seventy business leaders have joined the board, with gifts from $1,000, and one site is near selection. The assembly previously halted its committee, which critics call a derailed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAtlanta
Bristol
Oglethorpe University
Agnes Scott College
South
Atlanta
Carson
Brietel
Seapmbly
Valdosta
Georg College
Million Dollar Houston Fire Destroys Stowers and Latham Buildings
A massive blaze in Houston caused total ruin for the Stowers and Latham structures and severe damage to the Mason and Temple buildings. Fire swept Capitol avenue injuring nearby properties including the Capitol hotel. heat battered the Garter building and shattered many Stowers windows. Estimated losses list Stowers $100,000 and stock $80,000, Latham $30,000, Mason $100,000, Temple $86,000, with eighty four offices in Temple and Mason sustaining about $40,000 in damage.
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Stowers
Stowers Furniture Company
A. Lipper, Incorporated
Latham
Mason
Thomas Goggan & Brother
Temple
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National Highway
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Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
B. F. Burdett Realty CO
Empire Blog
Hilcott Street
Fairview Ave
Druid Hillis
Qaneann
Park and Dabney
Avery Drive
St. Charles Ave
Westminster Drive
Jackson St
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Royston St
M Street
Kuhn Street
Ponce de Leon Ave
Nhon
Ss. B. Turman & CO
Broad and
Sts
Peachtree Road
Prado
Ansley Park
South Front
Mr. Ansley
Peachtree
Chasp. Glover Realty CO
Farms and Farmers, Department
Griffin, Georgia
Ial
SRC Beer al Ancerea
Inaea
Enna
Griffin, Ga
L. CG
Leslie
Theyitien
H. Arvendaie
Akiwe
Forrest
George Adair
Central
Auburn Avenue
Pryor
John J. Woodside
Storagh
Bee W. E. Worley
Empire
Central of Georgia Railroad
Roff Sims & CO
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone
Plaster’s Bridge Road
McLendon Bros
Bell M
Foote & Davies CO
Fulton County
Ansley & Scott
Atlanta National Bank
Danson & Gay Real Estate
Equitable
Houston
Greeny
H. Cooksey
James Speriare
Sair
Greenville H. Cooksey
Barclay & Brandon Chapel
Green
Wood Cemetery
Delos B. Roghre
Wv. H. Hoey
Smith Mallister
Atlanta Commandery No. 9
KH. T
Peathtree
Cain Streets
Order of the Red Cross
H. W. Dent
Frederick Whadley
E. C
State OF Georgia
Fulton
Walter W. Lowe
Prime Motor Company
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Windsor Street
Hendrix Avenus
Wadsor Street
Dodd Avenue
Hendrix and
Shelton
WALTER W_ LOWE
P. H. Adame
Amie
Phil- Mpa & Rainwater
Roswell Ga
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City Hall
Comptroller's
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G. F Clark
Daly
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Ino. T. Pendleton
Arnold aRor Les
Ramuel A. Boorstin
Plaintitt
F.H Brewster
Kert Howell
Hugh M. Dorney
Arthur
Heyman
Bdorecy
Brewster
Howell
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Kiser
B. M. Woolley
Victor Sanktarhon
Atisnta
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Whitehall Street
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