Annulment Bid Over Guggenheim Divorce Stirs Chicago Court
Mrs Grace Guggenheim seeks to set aside the 1901 divorce from William Guggenheim claiming she was not an Illinois resident when decree was granted. The case before Judge Thomas G Windes follows earlier accusations of attempted influence in the decision and notes the husband has since remarried.
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Chicago
Ill
Grace B. Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
Smelter Trust
Thomas G. Windes
Windes
A. J. Petit
Guggenheim
Guggenheims
Illinois
New York
Grace Guggenheim
High Cost of Living Impacts Livery Stables Operations
A local report details how rising expenses stress livery stables. Increased feed, fuel, and labor costs squeeze margins, forcing some to raise hitching rates or cut services while customers seek cheaper options. Public reaction highlights concerns over rural services and small business resilience.
Georgia seeks agricultural school in new Twelfth district
Atlanta February 5 The legislature will consider establishing an agricultural college in Georgia's new Twelfth congressional district formed by Houston Twiggs Laurens Johnson Emanuel Toombs Montgomery Dodge Wilcox Telfair and Pulaski counties. Funds would come from state oil and fertilizer inspections if the department's probe boosts revenue.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Houston
Twiggs
Laurens
Johnson
Emanuel
Toombs
Montgomery
Dodge
Wilcox
Telfair
Pulasik
Twelfth
State Department of Agriculture
Epidemic Coughing Sweeps Town Amid Demand for Remedy
An epidemic of coughing spreads through the town affecting all ages with emphasis on children and the elderly. Fo be Honey and Tar Compound advertised as a safe cure for coughs and colds with no opiates, available through local dealers.
Madame Sherry at the Colonial Delights with Love and Laughs
The musical Madame Sherry touring the Colonial stage promises charm from song and mirth. The plot centers on a romance tested by misadventure and social scrapes, supported by a colorful cast including a janitor pair, a star actress, a New York playboy, a Venezuelan, and the maid’s whimsical uncle, plus dancing pupils and yacht party guests.
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Tailian House
New York
The Third Degree as a Police Inquisition in 1909
The piece defines the third degree as a mind driven, relentless cross examination under police pressure. It contrasts past physical brutality with modern tactics, emphasizing psychological coercion, isolation, bluffing, and the suspect’s growing fear and confusion during extended interrogation.
Colonial to Feature The Third Degree and The Real Thing
The Colonial will screen The Third Degree with an excellent cast and the New York Production on Thursday evening. Miss Henrietta Crossman appears in The Real Thing, a New York comedy success, drawing critical enthusiasm. Also note Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, praised for curing colds and sold by dealers.
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New York
Colonial
Henrietta Crossman
Catherine Chisholm
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New Orleans
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Southern Cotton Oil Company
Broad St
Liverpool
Manchester
Athens Transfer and Livery Company
Clayton St
Madame Sherry
Ness
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cushing
Chamberlain
Iks
National Cash Register
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
E. O. Hinson
Athens, Ga
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