Thaw Ordered Back To Asylum By New York Court
In Poughkeepsie Justice Morschauser denied Harry K. Thaw’s habeas corpus bid for release from the Matteawan asylum. He remains under observation and custody to ensure public safety, with a possible transfer to another state hospital if consent is secured. Thaw plans to challenge the decision, while officials weigh asylum options and Thaw’s guardianship and property matters continue.
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Mattenwartz Asylum
Thaw
Pullit
Chanley
R A Broyles Leads Brown Smith Rally in McGahee’s Store
A political rally in the First Ward drew about 1,000 people to McGahee's store at 175 Perera Street where Governor Acke Smith spoke Saturday night. R A Broyles and J F Rogers addressed the crowd, praising Joe Brown and critiquing Hoke Smith while denouncing a new state party rule seen as minority suppression. The audience remained orderly and enthusiastic with strong applause and local clergy in attendance.
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Joe Brown
Orpheum
R. A. Broyles
McGahee's
Perera Street
Acke Smith
Hoke Smith
R.A. Broyles
J. F. Rogers
Covington
E. F. Childress
Childress
Hallelnia Wick
Broyles
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Mnis
State Democratic Executive Committee
Xovernor
Denver
Georgia
Hoe
Atate Committee
Governor Smith Slams Campaign Speech In Atlanta Rally
Governor Smith, in a fourth ward speech at 488 Decatur Street, avoided named attacks on Georgia Railway and Electria. spoke to about 1,000 listeners, praising nonviolent crowd order, while Joe Brown supporters urged disruption. Police removed one interrupter as Smith recounted his Atlanta years and urged voters to stand by him for June 4.
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Smith
Fourth Ward
Atlanta
The
Georgia Railway ‘and Electria Company
Harry M. Atkinson
Fta
Fred L. Seeley
Betjeman
Joseph M. Brown
Decature Street
J. A. Thomason
North Pryor
Auburn
Thomason
Joe Brown
Flo
W. §. Wier
Organized Labor
Mr. Wier
Rowties
Atelanta
Prohibition Campaign Nears End in North Carolina
Raleigh May 25 Special Today the last of the prohibition campaign in North Carolina was busy at the headquarters of the state anti-saloon league. Chairman Oates opened January 16 and speakers were in the field. Judge Pritchard and Governor Glenn Watling spoke. The state was visited by 2,000 speakers across all 1,480 precincts with 2,600 sermons. over 5,000,000 pages of literature and 128,000 cartoons were distributed. Telegraphed forecasts show prohibition majorities of 12,000 to 20,000, while the Aquor side offers no figures. Hundreds of speeches occurred today and tonight as prohibitionists claim gains from counter speeches and statewide progress in the past two weeks.
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Raleigh
N. C
North” Carolina
State Anti-Saloon League
Oates
Pritchard
Glenn Watling
Glenn
Prohibition
Oales
Aquor
North Carolina
Mountsin
Baltimore General Conference Backs Local Option Prohibition
Baltimore May 25 The general conference of the Methodist church endorses the Anti-Saloon League and local option as steps toward prohibition though minority members protested. The vote favored the majority view, with 19 of over 750 delegates opposing. Bishop elections and church revisions also noted amid a stormy session. Laymen’s General Association formed with John H. Peyton likely to lead Chattanooga chapter.
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Baltimore
General Conference
Methodist Precopal Church
Anti-Salosa League
Anti-Silcon League
William Quayless
S J. James’ Church
Chicago
W. Smith
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
General Associata
John“H.ePttyn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wif
Park bid for burned district in Atlanta by Dr Longino
Councilman Longino will ask Atlanta to purchase the burned district bounded by Mitchell Forsyth Nelson streets and Madison avenue to convert into a park with a public building. The plan aims to create a resting place in a busy area and may require a bond issue. the property is owned by Samuel M. Inman and would require negotiating with a single owner.
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Mitchell, Forsyth, Nelson Streets
Madison Avenue
T. D. Longino
Seventh Ward
Ety Council
Twitch
Longino
Samuel M. Inman
Mir Inman
Atlanta
Anna Gould and Helie de Sagan to Wed in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Mme Anna Gould’s marriage to Prince Helie de Sagan will proceed with civil and Protestant ceremonies under a separation of property regime. Banns to be published. couple to reside in France. Custody dispute over Castellane children looming. opposition from George Gould and possible suit by Count Bon de Castellane discussed.
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Paris
M. Cachard
Mme
Anna Gould
Mme, Gould
Prince
Helie de Sagan
Hoboken
N. J
America
Gould
France
Aelling
Malatoff
Chateau Marais
Bont de Castellane
Isimsele
Primwe de Sagan
Mme. Gould
George
Parla
Bent
Divorce Granted Mrs Vanderbilt in New York Court
Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt by Justice O Gorman in New York Supreme Court. Referee McClure reported misconduct by Vanderbilt, leading to an absolute divorce and custody awarded to Mrs Vanderbilt of their son William H Vanderbilt. No alimony was provided.
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New York
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Alfred ¢Ewyrin
Vanderbilt
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
David McClure
Robbers Try for $43 000 in Broad Daylight Heist
In New York three men attempted to rob three bank messengers carrying 44,148 dollars from a Clinton and Houston street branch to the main building on Canal street. Pepper spray, a blackjack, and a knife fueled the struggle before a bold waitress alarmed a patrolman, aiding the messengers. One robber was arrested as the others fled. two suspects, Giovanni Riccobonno and his brothers, were detained for further inquiry.
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New York
Jefferson Bank
Clinton
Houston
Canal Street
Samuel Edelman
Joseph
Veleor
Abraham Jern
Hielmen
Eva Savornicka
Waltreas
Massee Resigns Raleigh Pastorate for Chattanooga Post
Rev. Jasper C. Massee, longtime pastor of the Raleigh Baptist Tabernacle, resigns after five years to take the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in Chattanooga starting July 1. He received calls from Atlanta and Athens as Raleigh church membership reached the five year milestone.
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Raleigh
SN. C
Jasper C. Massee
Raleigh Baptist Tabernacle
First Baptist
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Athens
Men Accept Terms After Chip Building Strike
London reports a general ballot followed by a resumed work. May dates indicate May 33 and May 39. About a quarter of 2 million workers were indirectly involved in this strike and opposed wage reductions.
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London
Practical Martial Law As Necessary
Dallas, May 25 Fourteen known dead and hundreds homeless after the Trinity River flood swamped the city. Waterworks out of service, power lost, and streets patrolled by troops and volunteers to prevent fires. Ten men fell from a railroad trestle into the swollen river. seven rescued, three drowned whose bodies not recovered. Sheriff Ledbetter used the Nelile Maurine to save two hundred people.
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Dallas
Texas
Trinity River
Hood
Dalles
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Ledbetter
Dallas County
Weather Summary for Georgia Showers and Temps
Weather report for Georgia notes showers Tuesday and Wednesday with cool southward wind. Shows low temperatures around 20 and highs near 78. Includes normal temperatures, rainfall in 24 hours, and monthly and yearly rainfall totals.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford
Harry Thaw
Thaw Seema
Pate
Cane
James G. Graham
Jacoby
Jerome
Jie
Evelyn
Evelyn Thew
Harry
George Carnegie
Judee Morschauser
Aawss Cdvise
Sesshel
Pittsburg
Frank Semple
Harry K. Thawate
Semple
William Thaw
Tachera
Vienna
Loulee
Emile Exon von Furstenberg
Koenigghof
Furstenberg
Koulan
Pactice
Steate Hhevex
Bohemia
Smith and Brown
A. A. Broyles
Brown Meeting
First Ward
Newton County
Mr. Broyles
Saul
Tarsus
Ship of State
Ernor Smith
Atkinson
Seely
Quest Goner
Opera House
Thompson
Tarheels
Tion
Hibition
Prohis
ANTIS
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Helie
Ould
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Pardee. Aumanis
Marabat White
Emory Speer
Augusta Yeaterday
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Altimore
Charleston
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Cincinnati
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