Dendy Marett Marriage at Westminster Home Ceremony
Miss Lucy Maria Dendy and Morris Albin Marett wed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. England in Westminster. The ceremony featured family relatives from Toccoa, Lavonia, Richland, Valhalla, and Seneca, with Mendelssohn's Wedding March. The couple will reside in Lavonia after a brief bridal trip to Charlton and Jacksonville.
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Westminster
Phernary 2d
Lucy Maria Dendy
Morris Albin Marett
W. L. England
Valhalla
Seneca
Marion Coe
Richland
Pearl Ballenger
Emily Dendy
Sallie Davis
Willian Mauldin
Lavonia
Engh
Ada Baker
Lynn VerMantine Davis
May Hubbard
James Hashes
Highland
Chav Fon
Jacksonville
Phi
Wroom
Mes
Maretz
Cholera Threat and Food Shortage Warned by Relief Doctors
A relief report cites Dr Cochran predicting one million deaths before the first harvest due to famine. It notes widespread malnutrition and impure blood claims linked to digestive and liver problems.
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VeWine Marely
Ching
Fein
So Cochran
Lorimer Returns to Senate Amid Bitter Battle Over Election
Washington March 1 William Lorimer retains his seat in the United States Senate defeating a Beveridge resolution that Lorimer had not legally been elected. The vote 46 to 10 reflected a long contentious fight marked by personal animosity and intense floor and gallery attention.
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Lorimer
United States Senate
Beveridge
Illinois
Senate
View
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Lor
Pro-Lorimer
Republicans
Bradley
Brandegoe
Briggs
Kulkely
Burnham
Burrows
Carter
Clark
Wyoming
Crane
Calom
Surtis
Depew
Dillingham
Dupont
Plint
Frye
Galinger
Gamble
Uuggenheimer
Mile
Heyburn
Kean
McCumber
Xon
Oliver
Penrose
Verkins
Piles
Richardson
Sscott
Hoot
Stevenson
Danville Chief of Police Arrested as Georgia Murderer
Thosid Stripling, five years Danville chief of police, was arrested in Danville Va for escaping from a Harris county Ga prison and killing William Cornett. He confessed to shooting Cornett after threats to his life and related escape from jail in 1898 while awaiting a Supreme Court appeal. He describes travels through NC SC GA and VA before ending back in Danville.
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Thosidkar Soipling
Hamilton
Harris County
Georgia
Lfe
Stripling
J. W. Smith
Secret Service
W. W. Roisseau
Southern Express Company
Ho Ne
William Cornett
Cornett
Atlanta
Maren
Jos. Brown
Virginia
Edgar Stripling
Stribling
Wed
Isn
Heo
Ye Stripling
Atha
Smith
Sais
Chipley
Hun
Mare Rs County
Supreme Court
Quanah Parker Dead Comanche Chief Passes at Cache
Quanah Parker, chief of the Comanche Indians and son of Cynthia Ann Parker, died at his home near Cache Oklahoma at 12 05 after a rheumatic heart attack. He led the tribe since 1849, was formally elected chief three years ago, and leaves fifteen children. funeral held at the Post Date mission church beside his mother.
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Dallas
Texas
Quanah Parker
Great Southwest
Cache
Lawton
Okla
Parser
Hammon
Quanah
Nocona
Saddle Mountain
Wsechiti
Parker
Sehitt
Capt
Arrows
Cynthia
Ann Parker
Cade
Cynthia Ann Parker
Peta Nocona
Oklahoma
Mort Si
Son
McKenzie
Nr. Becker
Alssion
Trevels
Ereet Parker Port
Indignation as Conway Court Fails to Open
Citizens in Conway condemn the absence of a resident judge delaying court. Governor Blease declined to appoint special Judge Quattlebaum citing illness among possible presiding judges. The stoppage costs the county an estimated $500 plus expenses for prosecutors and witnesses. Jail crowded. several murder cases awaiting action. many held on bond or in jail.
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Conway
Stafford
Blease
Jai
GC. P. Quattlebaum
Supreme Court
Cope
Memminger
Copes
Richland Court
Tamibhi
Charleston
The Capture That Shaped Cynthia Ann Parker Story
A fragmented reminiscence recalls farming, building a school, and a Baptist church disrupted by Comanche raids near Parker family homestead. A preacher dies, a mother is captured and later married by Chief Peta No Conn, and three children are born. In 1860 Col. Sull Ross finds the mother with the narrator, Cynthia Ann Parker, in her arms. she dies in 1870. The tale laments the tragedy of capture and aims to inform white readers.
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Parker
Peta No
Edie
Col
Sull Ross
Ranger
Texas
Henderson County
Gynthia Ann Parker
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