Obituary and miscellany notes from a Georgia paper
Obituary for Emma Belle Ingram born 1875 died 1904 honors her devout faith, family, church service, and lifelong dedication. Other items include Panama’s status, a fatal train brawl near Valdosta, a Western Union style note on English vs American women, cabbage worm hoax, local anecdotes, and a barber shop watch misjustice ending with release of a black man after the watch was found in Atlanta.
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Emma Belle Ingram
Forehand
Belle
W.C. Ingram
Pip
Jeane
Georgia Southern
Florida
Valdosta
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Clarlie Aultman
Baxter
Jim Riley
Hillary Aultman
Jack Duncan
Riley
Linglantl
Marshall Duncan
Jack
William Duncan
Jesse Aultman
Charlie
Atlanta
Cordele
J. D. Winchester
Vienna
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Jesus
Tufa
God
Republic of Panama
Maine
Newark City
Panama
Sarah Grand
Cary Health
Wilmon Newell
Roberts
Charlie Stewart
Fate Calhoun
Bill Lashley
Frank Powell
Mary
John Jordan
John
Harry
Jasper
Tom Hall
Pleasant Valley
Jimmie Melds
Oscasion
Jim
Jin
Vienna Cotton Oil Company