Third day thrills in South Atlantic tennis tournament
At Augusta Country Club the third day of the South Atlantic Tournament produced close third round singles and early rounds of doubles and consolation events. Notable results include Voshell and Lee advancing in singles, Dawson excelling, and Capers reaching the semifinals with Carter. Doubles featured Lee-Ridgely and Dawson-Dawson victorious, with matches scheduled for the morning and afternoon sessions.
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Augusta
Voshell
Ridgeley
L. Lee
Parks
Lee
J. Dawson
Angier
Dawson
Carter
Garrett
Phinizy
Capers
IL. Lee
B. Lee
Blackshear
Dawson Brothers
Spratlin
DuBose
R. Ragan
Hains
C. Cranston
Wright
Beane
P. Verdery
Colquitt
Miss Fleming
J. Ragan
Ridgely
Angler
B. Jee
Branch
Bell
Gereke
Brand
Lane
Kirvin
Dozier
Levy
Ramapeck
Orr
Ragan
J. Harper
Cranston
Fletcher
Partner
Gary
Martin
Nunnally
Ramspeck
J. Har
Cardui touted as remedy for female troubles in ad text
An old newspaper fragment promotes Wine of Cardui as effective for women's ailments. It claims instant relief for some and general tonic benefits, urging women to buy via their druggist. Additional text lists tennis match results and player names from a separate section.
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Pizarro
Worma A. Smith
Cardus
Supt William H Wright Critically Ill Aboard Saxonia
William H Wright superintendent of the Central of Georgia Railway is critically ill aboard the Saxonia en route to New York from Europe. A wireless message from Halifax conveyed the condition to friends in Savannah after a three month European tour. Wright, a noted southern railroad official, has long served as superintendent of the Atlantic Coast Line.
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WM. H. Wright
Savannah
William H. Wright
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Saxonia
New York
Central of Georgia Schedules to Macon Daily
The Central of Georgia announces departure times to Macon daily at 7:30 a m and 4:35 p m. Return arrivals from Macon are at 0:05 p m and 10:20 p m.
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Central OF Georgia Rr. A
Macon
Rail schedules for Athens and region dated 1911
The notice lists Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway timings for Athens routes north and south, including departures from Athens at 10:30 am 4:15 pm 7:35 pm and 6:04 am 6:18 pm, with several trains not running north of Athens. It also covers Georgia Railroad and Gainesville Midland services with mixed and regular trains and Sunday specifics.
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Seaboard Air Line
Athens
Southern Railway
Arriva
Georgia Railroad
Gainesville Midland
Editorial Calls Out Walton County Lynchings and Legal Technicalities
The piece argues that a sheriff, judge, and governor share blame for two lynchings in Walton County. It criticizes legal technicalities delaying trial and cites ballot box fear as a key factor. Calls for Assembly action to waive confrontation in aggravated cases to prevent future mob violence.
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North
Walton County
Tom Allen
Joe Watts
Allen
Georgia
General Assembly
State urged to act for honor amid threats and cowardice
The speaker says rope and revolver are not viable remedies and denounces demagogy and cowardice. The time has come for the general assembly to act, to measure to the full height of its responsibility for the state’s honor.
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General Assembly
Historic Old Moonshine Hack Demolished After Runaway Mules
In Gainesville Georgia on June 29 a long serving moonshine transport hack was wrecked on Broad Street when a mule team bolted. Driver Gaddis suffered a broken arm and Officer Grizzle was injured as the vehicle collapsed. The hack had hauled hundreds of revenue prisoners between Dahlonega and Gainesville for years.
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Gainesville
Broad Street
Maine
Gaddis
Grizzle
Dablonega
Swede Held at Asylum by Former Athens Man
New Holland Ga June 29 A S Richards formerly of Athens is in custody at a state asylum after being held by a former Athens man. Authorities report a disturbing incident leading to detention and ongoing investigation.
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Athens
New Holland
Veteran of the Sixties Is Hale and Hearty at 99
Hoschton Georgia resident Robert Quarles, born June 20 1811 in Louisville Kentucky, fought in the Civil War and witnessed General Lee's surrender. Now 99, he enjoys strong health and visits nearby Hoschton as friends note his vigor. He lives near Hoschton with Tay lor Cooper.
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Hosciton
Robert Quarles
Hoschton
Quarles
Porn
Louisville
Virginia
Lee
Hall County
Taylor Cooper
Congressman Bell
Milledgeville case ends in asylum admission dispute
Swede Swancey Larson, refused admission to the state sanitarium, was arrested in Gainesville after three days in New Holland cotton mills. Tried before the ordinary on a lunacy writ, he was committed to the state asylum, claiming to have been from New York City and Columbus. Sanitarium officials ruled he is not a citizen of the state. Alexandria county court case notes a June 5 killing of Reeves, allegedly caused by a quarrel the day prior. Vandermiller, who used buckshot from a shotgun after a pistol misfired, is on trial for murder. A mediation by A F L officers ends a prolonged electricians’ faction war and a truce is arranged for a meeting between the rivals.
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Allen
Monroe
Brown
Atlanta
General Assembly
Milledgeville
Swancey Larson
Gainesville
New Holland
Larson
Columbus
New York City
Alexandria
Reeves
Vandermiller
Syphax
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Paveood
Caressa
Per
E. Doremus
Reid
Wall
McAuliffe
Pile
Cooke
Neely
Purdy
F. Doremus
Gercke
This
Walton
Coca - Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Arrow
Coca-Cola
Louis Vandermiller
Jno
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Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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