Mystery man clerk may be De Rylan in old law office
New York dispatch recounts that Nicolas De Raylan, a Chicago woman posing as a man, worked as a stenographer named Lengel in Colonel Campbell’s firm in 1893. He rose to prominence for skill, earned high pay, then introduced a tall wife who accompanied him. A later sighting of Langel in women’s clothes prompted coworkers to confirm the disguise.
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T. ¢. Campbell
Nicolas de Raylan
Chicago
de Raylan
Hiram O. Hance
Broadway
Colonel Campbell
Lengel
Langel
Langer
Bermuda
Langers
Bailey Gancell Meeting Canceled in Dallas
A state canvass planned by Senator Bailey's supporters in Dallas was canceled amid efforts to influence Comanche County votes. Bailey faces a January primary with a crucial county vote, while three other Texas special elections on January 5 1 and 21 could shift legislative power.
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Tex
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Bailey
Datiag
Comanche County
Orry Bailey
Comanche
Uly
Ley
Oh Bailey
Dailey
Lalley
Texas
Bis
Mr. Mansfield
Rip van Winkle
Paris
Munich
Berlin
Royal the Christiania
Copenhagen
Grieg
Sewing Machine Needles and Supplies Ad
An advertisement offering sewing machine needles and related items at reduced prices. Includes contact details and multiple street addresses such as 79 Whitehall Street Decatur Street and 762 Marietta Street with telephone numbers Bell 8494 Bell 5173 and Bell 580.
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Whitehall Street
Telephone Bell
Decatur Street
Marietta Street
Locust Grove suspects fined for robbery and gaming
George Krets and Andrew Nolan, young white men, were fined or jailed for ten days for robbing R. F. Ellin a well known Locust Grove merchant. They were bound over to the circuit court on gaming and vagrancy charges after allegedly drugging Ellin in the Fouls near Grint park and stealing his watch and $65. Ellin was found intoxicated after a trolley ride and later taken to the Slice station.
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R. F. Ellin
Locusthove
George Krets
Andrew Nolan
Broyles
Elis
Grint Park
Ellis
Ellie
Georgia town notes Christmas eve drunkenness and fireworks ban
Hawkinaville Georgia reports Christmas Eve seen ample whisky theft from express, few intoxication cases. Fireworks within fire limits were curtailed amid Mayor Jamation's order. The Wesleyan Methodist movement in England and American pioneer hosts plan religious services at the new church on the night of events.
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Hawkinavile
Express
Jamation
England
Hlote
Orig
Exclusive Ads Fraud Alleged In Atlanta Bank Book Scheme
C W Lee a New Yorker accused of operating a smooth film flume game that cheated Atlanta banks and undertakers by selling exclusive ad space in a railroad time book. Bank officials testified that each assumed their ad would be the sole representation, leading to a graft suspicion and Lee’s $200 bond for state court.
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C. W. Lee
Atlanta
New York
Broyles
Lee
New Yorker
Lowry National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Barclay & Brandon
H. M. Patterson
Sea Wednesday
Florence
Lowry Bank
Fourth National
Yeasty
Orme
Lowry Banks
Jatt Qi Brandon
Bare
G. H. Bran
Attereo
John Jomason
Walter T. Colquitt
John W. Moore
Hughes Held in Jailed Murder Charge in Thomasville
Special to The Georgian reports Thomasville Georgia prisoner Thomas Hughes lodged in the county jail on a murder charge. He stands accused of killing Martin Green, son of farmer James Green, near Hear Patten, with Green shot through the heart at his home. The article details the suspect and alleged circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Princeton Glee Club Lights Atlanta with Classic Program
The Princeton Glee Club delivered a rare amateur concert at the Grand on Wednesday, praising their blend of vocal and instrumental numbers. The ensemble, composed of undergraduates, impressed with songs and banjo and mandolin pieces, earning encore after encore.
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Princeton Yell
Princeton
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Wells
Wagner
McClintock
Hamilton
Dillon
Casa
Robbins
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Nassau
New Jersey College
Glee Club
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Atlanta
Goode Price Neck tie sparks street clash in Atlanta
In Atlanta a dispute between mayor Woodward, the Central railroad, and city police centers on a proposed sidetrack on Foundry street. Central workmen prepared to lay rails. police blocked them. A Christmas gift from Goode Price, a necktie to two newsboys, highlights a human side amid the clash.
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Central Railroad
Foundry Street
Woodward Wan
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Central
Fowndry Street
Jennings
Whitley
Osburn
Colonel Clifford L. Anderson Expected To Chair County Board
The county board is to reorganize at its first meeting of the new year on January 2 with Colonel Clifford L. Anderson likely to be elected chairman succeeding Hubert L. Culberson who resigns to run the county treasurer’s office. Robert F. Maddox joins the board to fill the vacancy created by Culberson’s resignation and Anderson’s promotion.
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George M. Edgar
Robert G. Patrick
Judson College For Young Women
Marion
Ala
Edgar
Stonewall Jackson
Baptist Tabernacle
Judson Auditorium
Ssun Oy
Board of County Commissioners
Clifford L. Anderson
Hubert L. Culberson
Robert F. Maddox
Culberson
Colonel Anderson
Rontay
el Ome L. Anderson
B. V. Carter
B. Rosser
H. W. Palomer
Jeromes Roasted for His Inactivity
New York reports on District Attorney Jerome responding to the Mutual Life Policyholders Association regarding charges against Pres Peabody of Mutual Life Insurance. The association notes their aim was to deter coercion of employees tied to the administration ticket, and that action now rests with the district attorney. Witnesses linked to Albert Bard may be produced if Jerome acts.
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Jerome
D. Cady Herrick
Mutual Life Policyholders' Association
Peabody
Murtual Life Insurance Company
Russell W. Fish
District At
Albert 8
Bard
Star Theatre presents A Fight for a Mine bill
The Star Theatre features a vivid vaudeville bill on Monday with the drama A Fight for a Mine. Thrilling scenes, well-placed characters, and engaging morning pictures accompany the illustrated songs, stylish costumes, and lively dances.
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Star Theater
New Hospital Project Planned for Soldiers' Home
Plans by two noted architects set for the Soldiers' Home hospital with $7,600 funding. Trustees meet January 17 to review designs and begin construction by February 1. Southern end addition features ample sunlight, air, and wide porches for convalescents. Inmates celebrate Christmas with turkeys and provisions from Dr. Amos Fox, the acting agent.
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Soldiers' Home
Ume
Pyne
Amos Fox
Ing
Annual Conference Southern Cotton Association Rail Fare Sale
Birmingham to ham and return one class fare plus 25 cents offered for the annual conference rail travel. Tickets on sale through January 22, 1907. Information available from ticket agents or C O M'Millin and A G Jackson, Augusta, GA. Also reports of a six year old girl dying in Perry, Georgia, and Mrs Woolfolk's death near Perry with brief local notices.
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Umit
M’millin
A. G
A. G. Jackson
G. P
Augusta
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