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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1905

Page

24

Will Drawn by Mrs Todd Reveals Motives and Death

Philadelphia detective reports that Margaretta Todd pressed to redraw her will before a fatal trip to Philadelphia. Attorney George Bennett claims Todd urged a new will to disinherit a beneficiary and thwart an attorney plotting to control her estate. A string of letters, observed by Coroner Schaler, links Todd to a contested estate and to inquiries about a New York heiress found dead on Fairmount Park tracks.

New York Eorge A Bennett Margerettz Todd Philadelphia Toda Atlantic Emrenes Julia Mowe Amory Mav. Bard Tell Fairmount Park Dugan Shia

Prince John the Furrier to Be Buried as Belgrade Nobility

November 4 1905 note records John Merkewitz known locally as a farmer for sixty years dying Thursday. He will be buried tomorrow under the title Prince John of Belgrade. He was a first cousin of King Per of Serbia by blood and his coffin bears a silver plate with royal Serbian arms.

Atlanta Offige Plain John Prince York John Merkewitz Sergia Servia John Delgrade Paris Paul DeHoulede Eartel League of Patriots

Dock Strike Paralyzes Amsterdam Grain Trade

Thirt steamers delivering grain lie immobile after a strike halts work at Amsterdam. The stoppage, spurred by wage concerns and lightermen shortages, follows demand for reduced grain excise and wage cuts. while dockers refuse to sail awaiting resolution, two exiles from France return amid political amnesty.

Amsterdam

Death of Madame Camber mother of Jules Cambor

Paris Noverdys reports the death of Madame Camber mother of Jules Cambor ambassador to Great Britain at age 34. Funeral services are arranged for Tuesday with details pending.

Madam Cambor Paris Noverdys Madame Camber Jules Cambor Great Britain Ole Tos Funera

Merchant Tailoring Offers New Styles at Forsyth Street

A Satzky at 37 North Forsyth street introduces new styles and patterns for inspection. He warrants every piece of goods in his store and guarantees a fit. Prices are reasonable.

A. Satzky North Forsyth Street Ressonav

Minneapolis Stepmother Kills Two Children in Night Attack

In Minneapolis, Mia James Brennan aged 50, after quarrelling with her husband, shot four of his children and herself at Knox Avenue around 1 30 am. Two children died Lizzie 15 and Palaces 8. Thomas 13 and Ambur 1 were wounded and not expected to recover. The mother survived with a bullet in her left breast and appeared to have attempted to commit suicide after the killings.

Minneapolis Mia James Brennan Knox Avenue Brennan Lizzie Taomas Ambur Agra Sity Hasmich

Georgia Banks Demonstrate Prosperity Across State

An interview with Col Clarke, an expert on Georgia industry, highlights dramatic growth in banking capital and institutions from 1900 to 1908. Georgia now has 480 banks, up from 189 five years prior, with capital, surplus and deposits rising significantly in national and state banks.

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