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Complete Answer by Defendant in Emma Douglas Divorce
The lengthy defense denies charges from paragraphs 44 to 70, detailing finances, housekeeping, meals, servants, travel, and alleged cruelty. It claims plaintiff dominated household affairs, manipulated servants, overspent, and caused disputes over food and lights, while defendant portrays himself as attentive and financially prudent. The document recounts visits, trips, and a disputed October 1908 separation prompted by a letter from defendant’s sister, arguing no ongoing severe mistreatment and disputing allegations of harsh conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Douglas
Kinstock
Plaintiff
Defendant
Ald
Plaintif
Louisiana
Thea
Soime
Piedmont
Vlamntir
O. K
Atlanta Athletis Club
Peachtree
Loulalana
Shreveport
Atlanta
Lousiana
Lauisiana
Jplaintier
Nate
Pala
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Tabernacle Church
Europe
Plaintiiff
California
New York
Boston
Aelfich
Peachtree Road
Defendent
Whitehall Street
Thera
Uae
Plaintife
Plaintite
Madison
Horace
Shea
Sistars
Madison, Ga
Tetter
Lim
Imeaver
Calichie
Diainti
Atantic City
Atlantic City
Shence
West
Narses
Tle
Plainvifé
Plainuf
Concord
Uglow Shawn
Gertrude Douglas
Georgia