Judge Fitzgerald Orders Lunacy Commission for Thaw
Judge Fitzgerald appoints a lunacy commission to examine Harry K Thaw following a March session. The panel includes Morgan J O Brien Peter B Olney and Dr Leopold Putzel with Olney as member of Cleveland cabinet kinship and Putzel a noted New York alienist. Thaw’s lawyers assert his sanity and will contest the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Pitegerald
Brita
Pisrict
Jerome
Sheas
Delinas
Pittsburger and
Bol
Fizgerald
Aites
Harry K. Thaw
Morgan J O'Brien
Peter
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Georgia Tax Returns Seen Rising With Railroad Growth
Atlanta March 26. Comptroller General Wil SoM predicts a sturdy rise in Georgia corporate tax returns driven by major railroad and utility expansions. He cites the Louisville and Nashville terminal, Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic, Central of Georgia extension, Gainesville Millland line to Athens, Savannah to Sylvania, plus new electric conduits and two million in extra capital stock. Returns are due by May 1 for state county municipal and school district taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Geolins
Varse
Wilsom
Offic
Loulsville and
Nashville’ Railroad
Birmingham
Atlantic
LaGrange
Central
Georgaine
Columbus
Newnan
Louisville
Nashville
Gainesville Millland
Aas
Athenus
Savannah
Sylvania
Georgia Railway and Wheetine Company
Telephone and Telegraph Companeis
New Electric Company
Gainesville
Candler
Comptroller
Fae
Treasury to Add Fifteen Million to Government Deposits
Washington March 26 Secretary of the Treasury George Cortney announced that, after cabinet advice, deposits of the government will be increased by fifteen million dollars, with an additional million to the interest bearing account. The move comes amid a Wall Street panic and recent market turmoil.
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Waahihston
Fed
Treasury
Wall Street
Georgee
Corieiyou
New York
Atlantic Coastline Reaches Atana Central Tracks
Navy reports indicate the Atlantic coastline modifications affect central Atlantic tracks as ships move to maneuvers. Dispatches from Gaygia Kieu and Ge G. Dbavenport note several vessels under WRLC command preparing long term operations.
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Mopoits
Thy
Navy Department
Gaygia Kieu
Ge G. Dbavenport
Conmduduer
Lin Oshi
SULCS
Atlantic Coast Line expands Georgia routes with Seaboard link
Authorized statement from T M Dnelson president of the Atlantic east Line system says arrangements with Central of Georgia will allow Hivance to reach Arizona via Albany. Sale of the Macon Doulin and Savannah roads to Seaboard Air Line aims to create a unified Georgia network. The deal creates a direct line from Albany to the coast and links Nashville and Atlanta interests under Coast Line control.
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T. M. Dnelson
Atlantic East Line
Central
Georgii
Alha
Winéveon
Macon
Doulin
Savannan
Mita Uyver
Panne
Georgia
Lonsville
Nashile
Coast Line
Nashville
Nashville, Dartwouse Hae St. Louis, of Wath 26 Loviavmie and
Nashwille
Antic Oxast Line
LOGER
Is. Ouls
Georgia Railroad
Atkuna
Augusty
Thens
Albany
Atlantic Grey Line
Isunswick
Savannah
Atentic
Atentic Seaboard. the New Arranaae
Hip River
Baya
Sheppard's Moving Pictures Draw Big Local Crowds
Grand theatre showcased Sheppard's moving pictures with matinee and evening showings yesterday. Audiences described the exhibition as unmatched in the city, placing the producer at the pinnacle of the moving picture field.
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the Grand
Shepard
Moving Pictures
Sheppard
Funeral Held For Capt J W Talcott Brunswick Pilot
The funeral for Capt. J W Talcott, Brunswick pilot, was held at 10 oclock from the late residence with Rev. M C Austin officiating. Interment was in Oak Grove cemetery, and a large crowd attended to show the deceaseds popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Talcott
Brunswick Pilot
M. C. Austin
Oak Grove
Filipino midgets finish city engagement at Methodist Church
The Filipino performers completed a week in the city at the Methodist church Circle number three receiving 10 percent of receipts. The management gave the ladies $15.00 last night as a contribution to the new church building. Performers left for Jacksonville this morning amid a clean, well attended show.
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Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Are
Wais
Brauswic Fo
Ate Narecinery
Air
Mate
Feast of Padouver Friday Observed in Jewish Communities
An overview explains Passover timing and customs, noting the eve of Nissan observance, home family services, and synagogue rites. It describes the holy days, the sea crossing miracle, and explains Passover alignment with Good Friday and Easter based on lunar-calendar rules.
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Nissan
Egypt
Israel
Basil i Auc
Funeral of Confederate Veteran E. M. Skipper at Second Advent
The funeral of E. M. Skipper, a Confederate veteran, was held yesterday afternoon at the Second Advent Church at 2 o'clock with Rev. C. P. Thornton officiating. Camp Jackson and Confederate Veterans attended in a body to honor their departed comrade. A gallant soldier, Skipper served throughout the Civil War. many family and friends filled the services.
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Second Advent Church
E. M. Skipper
C. P. Thornton
Camp Jackson
First trip to the blackish banks on sale this week
Tickets for the inaugural voyage to the blackish banks go on sale this week. The exact date is not set, but the trip is planned for sometime next week and many tickets are expected to sell.
Rathbone Lodge of K P holds lively meeting
Rathbone lodge of the Knights of Pythias met last night in their hall. The well known secret order remains popular in the city and shows rapid growth with several new members initiated.
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Rathbone Lodge
K. of P
New York Officials Boost Government Deposits by Fifteen Million
The statement from Treasury Secretary Cortelyou promises a fifteen million dollar increase in government deposits, calming financial markets. The New York market opened normal after the news and broader financial turbulence eased.
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Tom Ws
Lucertary Cortelyou
Spocanase Department
Union Street Paving Underway Toward Court House
Union street paving extended toward Magnolia square and the new temple of justice. The city’s deficit public works appropriation was recently approved and work, begun yesterday, is advancing rapidly and may finish by tomorrow night.
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Union Street
Court House
Magnolia Square
First Avenue
Age Union
Temple of Justice
May Hold a Reunion of Spanish War Vets in Macon
Macon leaders plan a reunion for the sixty veterans from four local units Captains Hunter Blanton Winship Bell Stevens after government payments of a few dollars per veteran for service between enrollment and muster. Private shares range from five to seven dollars with later entrants not eligible for payments yet.
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Macon
Connor
Uncle Sam
Sam Hunter
Floyd Rifles
Blanton’ Winship
Macon Housesars
P. G. Bell
Macon Guards
P. G. Stevens
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed in Jett Davis County Case
The Spencer Lane Company of Hazlehurst faces an involuntary bankruptcy in the new Jett Davis county with assets around thousand and liabilities near 4000. The company assigned its assets to J Chastane of Douglas, a move later set aside. A hearing is scheduled for April 6.
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Spencer Lane Company
Jett Davis County
Jett Davis
Hazlehurst
Max Bianc
Alm Yost
Way
Spencer Lane Conpany
Wirth
Bivoity
Upizen
Banksy
Eeelarecet
Jana Gure
Ag Wade
J. Chastane
Douglas
fL.ag
Tidarst
Doe
Southern Seaboard rail plan may trigger double tracking
Officials say a trackage exchange between the Southern and Seaboard Air Line could require doubling the track between Macon and Atlanta to handle rising freight and passenger traffic. The Southern claims the Macon to Atlanta route has the heaviest local and through traffic, making a single track insufficient amid congestion on the Central of Georgia line.
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Southern
Seaveai Air Line
Atlanta
Meon
Roads
Frey
Norfolk
Seaboard
Macon
Atlant
Seaboard Air Line
Iio Southern Railway
Vuicals
The
Iscal
Central
Offices Occupied in New Clynn County Ban Structure
All offices on the upper story of the new Clynn County Bank building have been rented. The text notes the occupants include D. Meader and J. T. Colson, with G. W. Baxter & Co. lumber dealers among others, and references real estate firms like Wudeernelius & Clay. The passage is fragmented and contains OCR errors.
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Clynn County
D. Meader
J. T. Colson
G. W. Baxter & Co
Wudeernelius & Clay
Missionary Forsyth to Speak at Presbyterian Church
W H Forsyth a Kentucky born Presbyterian missionary to Korea returns on leave to narrate his Korea work and bandit raid wounds. He will address the Presbyterian church tonight at 7 30 inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Forsyth
Presbyterian Church
Fer Awey
Korea
Mr. Forsyth
Forsyth
Amerita
Brunswick Arrives From New York With Cargo and Passengers
The Bee Line steamer Brunswick arrived yesterday from New York carrying a large cargo and a sizable passenger list bound for Havana and Pointe Reach. She will sail again promptly.
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Brunswick
New York
Havana
Pointe
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