WANTS $15,000 FOR HUSBAND SUIT OVER MARRIAGE QUARREL
Mrs. Finnie Sahli sues G. G. Sahli for 15000 damages alleging he offered her husband 25000 to leave her and that his interference caused their separation on June 1. She cites marriage April 7, 1901, when she was 16, and accuses her father in law of pressuring the couple to divorce. The petition details attempts to discredit her and threaten disinheritance, with accusations of insults and social slander. The suit was filed by Sidney C. Tapp. Also noted: Paul sues Georgia Railway and Electric for 5000 damages over a November injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Sahli
Frank Sahli
Finnie Sahli
G. G. Sahil
Sauli
Sir
Sahli
Gainesville
Greenville
Sidney C. Tapp
M Paul
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Paul
Burton Smith
George Gordon
Que Dose Convinces: Mozley Lemon Elixir Laxative
A promotional note touts Mozley Lemon Elixir as a gentle liquid laxative that acts on the bowels without unpleasant effects. It is advertised at 50 cents per bottle in drug stores with an offer to send a testimonial booklet about Tate Spring cures.
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Mozley
Larned 15th Champion in Longwood Tennis Clash
In Boston at Longwood on July 24 Larned defeated Clothier in a hard fought final 2-6 6-4 6-0 6-2 to claim the Longwood cup by earning two legs toward permanent possession. Clothier used Eng lish style long strokes but was outmaneuvered and erratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothier
Longwood
Boston
Larned
W J Crothier
Young Corbett Wins Fight At National Athletic Club
Champion Young Corbett knocked out Jack ONeill of Philadelphia in the fifth round. After a tame early phase, ONeill landed glancing blows in the fourth, then Corbett unleashed a fatal right hand in the fifth, sending ONeill to the floor for a knockout.
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Jack O'Neill
Jan Punch
Philadelphia
Young Cornett
Jack” O'Neill
National Athletic Club
O'Neill
O’neill
Corbett
Swainsboro Beats Bummit Graymont 18 to 0 in Exhibition
Swainsboro Ga July 29 Special. Bummit and Graymont joined to form a combined team that visited Swainsboro and was routed 18 to 0. In Augusta Columbus edged Augusta 4 to 2 in a tight game. a seventh inning two-out, two-base hit by Houston produced the decisive score after a 2 2 tie. Gibbes pitched for Columbus and Murray for Augusta.
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Swainsboro
Swainsboro, Ga
Bummit
Graymont
Columbus
Augusta
Houston
Gibbes
Murray
Lum Ling the Chinaman Protects His Children in Atlanta
A prominent Chinese family in Atlanta led by Lum Ling and his wife seeks native birth recognition for their three children, George Lum, Charley Lum, and May Lum. With attorney W A Fuller Jr and customs official Markham, affidavits declare the children natives of America to safeguard future travel and citizenship prospects. The family resides at 181 Whitehall Street and cherishes their status as American-born children in a city and country they praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lum Ling
America
George
Charley
May
W A Fuller, Jr
Markham
UM Ling
United States
Orient
Lum George
Lum
Lum May
George Lum
Charley Lum
May Lum
Mrs Lum Ling
Whitehall Street
Rumored Flight of Prince Ferdinand Sparks Balkan Debate
A hotel corridor discussion in Atlanta centered on rumors that Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria fled Sofia. A lawyer noted Balkan states between Austria Hungary Russia and Turkey seek liberty yet fear autocracy. The Belgrade assassination and Servian royal family were cited as catalysts, with Ferdinand's fate tied to shifting loyalties between Russia and Turkey. The piece also covers local visits and remarks on climate and summer health at Tate Spring.
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Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Sofia
Balkan
Europe
Austria
Iungary
Russia
Turkey
Belgrade
Alexander
Uberty
Servia
Jungary
Roumania
Black Sea
Ferdinand
Petroff
Draga
Colgnet
J. Pope Brown
Hawkinevile
Atlanta
T Gee
Sald
Hawkinsville
Wall Street Mixed as Recovery Pauses in July Market
New York on July 29reports a cautious stock market with modest gains fading into more gradual fluctuations. Demand remains mixed as profit-taking and cautious holding shape prices, while bankers warn of potential later liquidation. Money markets show steady call rates and easier time money as government bonds hold broadly. Herman wins money order contract as Treasury statements note reserve shifts and rising gold optimism.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Tee
Atchisons
Prime Mercantile
Present Series To Decide Question Of Second Place
The Crackers face the Travelers at Little Rock in a three game set to decide second place. Mique Finn and Ab dueling for runner up in the percentage column as rain disrupts play. Georgia Crackers aim for Arkansas capital with two wins, while Little Rock and Memphis hold tighter margins in the standings.
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Little Rock Grounds
Mique
Wille Abner
Georgia's
Crackers
Cholly
Memphis
Mique Finn
Tom O'Brien
Mlaue
Uncle Ab
Georgia Crackers
Arkansas
Powell
Finn
Aittle
Atlanta
Little Rock
Travelers
Delmar Handicap at St Louis Feature Keen Favorite Bas d'Or
St Louis July 29 Delmar feature handicap at furlongs Bas d'Or favored at 9 to 6 despite weight assignments. Kindred led early but Bas d'Or held the lead to the wire only half a length back. Track fast. FIRST RACE Six furlongs Muddle won for Watson with Miss Guido second and Aline Sa third. Time 1 16 1-4. SECOND RACE Five furlongs Quaker Girl won with Athena second and Bird Pond third. Time 1:03. THIRD RACE Five and one half furlongs Scalper won over Bugler and Lord Hermence. Time 1:10 1-4. FOURTH RACE Handicap six furlongs Kindred won with Bug D’Or second and Hilee third. Time 1:16. FIFTH RACE Miss Judge Cantril won over Pirateer and Oleonetz. Time 1:42 3-4. SIXTH RACE Six furlongs Una Price won with Dr Hart second and Harry Griffith third. Time 1:54. Today’s Entries at St. Louis listed with several horses in each race.
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St. Louis
Delmar
Bas d'Or
Arat Mopey
Watson
Miss Guido
Sheehan
Aline Sa
Gullet
Haddington
Gon de Goudy
Araxes
Lou Beach
Caelana
Stepaway Poyntz
Clinton B
Quaker Girl
Bridwell
Athena
D. Austin
Bird Pond
Higging
Anna Hardy
Haven Run
Sweet Myrtle
Tiomaln
Sartor Resartus
Mendon R
Strider
Scalper
Trogler
Bugler
A. W. Booker
Lord Hermence
F. Smith
Lontana
Max Rose
Brancas Ren
Kindred
Sheahan
Bug D'Or
Higgins
Hilee
Troxler
Belviano
Founding
Mabel
Winn
Deutschland
Travers
Miss
Judge Cantril
Pirateer
Ultra Vires
Ranchman
Eisuka
Sx Furlonga
Una Price
W. Booker
Dr. Hart
Harry Griffith
Guillet
Madea Belle
Parnassus
Algarette
Lou Dillon’s 2.08 Trot Delayed by Rain in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 29 heavy rain slowed the track, delaying Lou Dillon’s 2.08 trot record attempt to Thursday. A large crowd watched Bud Doble return after nine years in the 2:15 pace, with Dr Medard winning as he pleased in two straight heats. Caspian and Illinois claimed pace events with two heat wins each, while Rythmic swept the 2:08 trot heats. Columbia beat Huntsville 9–5 in a separate game.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lou Dillon
Bud Doble
Dr. Medard
Caspian
Guy Fortune
Kimney Loutha
Bent
Dr. Madard
Star Hal
Volta
Illinois
Guy Red
Donna McGregor
Rythmic
Ferne Acc- Si Barah de Shay
Tom Keene
Geavy
Page Hal
Cothran & Co Stock Letter Reports Market Rebound
New York July 2. Liquidation of stocks bought at low prices continued but the market held up fairly well until the afternoon. Pressure grew and a banking tendency developed. Bullish enthusiasm remains. The late session showed no weak finish and professional selling was largely ineffective. Confidence rose and rumors were met with incredulity. Limited commission house activity occurred, mostly investment buying.
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Cothran & Co
New York
Market Decline Follows London Failures Rumor
Baxter Co s Stocketter New York July 2 There was material falling off in the transactions and the market was narrow at the opening Blight feverishness prevailed owing failures announced at London but the temper of speculation quickly changed and prices advanced throughout the active list with some rapidity Atchizon showed a heavy tone on rumors of adverse character but the main influence appeared to be anticipation of an unfavorable June net statement It declined from its highest and in sympathy with the general list lost a good part of its early gain Late dealings were marked by feverishness resulting in quick fluctuations None of the favorable news factors appeared to influence speculation which relapsed into the control of room traders The market closed in regular and somewhat heavy.
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Baxter & Co
New York
London
Atchizon
Imarket
Clearance Sale at Whitebill store and Mitchell street
In consequence of moving to new premises I open a clearance sale at 7 West Mitchell Street. Goods include bowls pitchers white granite ware coffee pots sugar bowls and tin basins among other items. Beer wine and aguard trade will also be at 96 Whiteball Street during the sale.
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Whitebill
Cationn Les
West Mitchell Ateee
Vagal Wold
Ani
Mitchell
West
Mitchell A
Aidy Ady Eld Local Rainfall Report Foreca
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions rainfall data and a forecast source. Readable words point to a local weather update referencing rainfall amounts and timing, attributed to a forecast service. No clear names, dates, or places emerge beyond generic locale cues.
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Carolina
Portland Ent' Co
Birmingham, Ala
Portland Orient
Norfolk
Charleston
Jacksonville
Persacola
Molle
New Orleans
Galveston
Carolina Portland Cement Co
Birmingham
Tife Insurance
Clarence Angier
Godrede
Howe
M. Woolley
M.O
Atianene
Tutt
Seaboard Air Line
Wrightsville Beach
Pullman
Beach
City
Piedmont Hotel Annex
Peachtree Street
Merchants’ and Miners Transportation CO
Queen of
Savannah
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Providence
WM. W. Tull
Empire Building
Turner
G.P. A Imore
Atlanta Ice
Ee Office
Peer Moneytr
Dutyler
Superior Court
Echols & Richards
Chris
Charles Haden
Fine Street
Chris Roden
Charles J Roden
Pine Street
Henry Hirsch
Charles J. Haden
Chris J. Roden
Annie E. Stephens
Dickinson Trust Company
Jackson
Ashby Street
York Avenue
Tate Spring
Young Corbett
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
MTAM
North Avenue
Myrtle Street
Inman Avenue
C. C. Thorn
Heatrica Dugas
Jos. T. Orme
E. C. Peters
Ponce de Leon, Piedmont
Forrest & Ceorce Adair
Neal Spearing
Davies CO
Alabama St
Atlanta, Ga
Fastfeal
Murray Hill Club
Feonte
JOS. A. Magnus & Coo
Cincinnati
Atlanta Furnace Company
Moncrief
N. Pryor Street
Bell Phone
Mia. R. L. Russell
United States Navy
Lewis C. Russell
Winder
J. B. Johnson
Paris
Roland Bills
Macon
John M. Bagan
F. W., Copeland
Rome
Herman
Washington
Bne
Wynne
Paul Herman
Rutherford
N. J
Wynkoop, Halenmbeck & Crawford Company
Hermén
Treasury
Ington
Foxy Grandpa
Benton
Port’ Warden
Lehr
Rochester
Baden
Jerry Hunt
Liga Dillon
Ben Hempstead
Dr. Hast
Mie T
Lord Neville
Oudenarde
Kingstelle
Eugenia
Six Flags
Alfie
Aneeka
Ly Vashti
Dolly Gray
Swift Candle
Angeles
Ben Adkins
Wreath of Ivy
Mildred Lee
Eva G
Light Opera
Orris
Henry of Franstamar
Toby Tosa
Golden Glitter
Mission
Warner
Dr. Carrick
Baronet
Pamplona
Rollick IT
Hanan
Terra Incognita
Irving Mayer
Burlap
Latson
Columbia
Huntsville
Hunteville
Ale
Dola
John M
Mariatin
Etreet
Empire Encampment
L._ GASH
A. Cooksey
Beride
Yor
Steve W. Postell
Fourth Ward
A. C. Bruce
M M. Mauck
T. G. Cunningham
M. D
Austell Building
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Heastern
Florida
Tennewes
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Avlanta
Buffalo
Grarlotte
Chattanooga
Detroit
Dodge City
Huron
Kangaa City
Knoxville
Mobile
Montgomery
Orleans
North Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Rapid City
Aidy Ady
Eld
Aly
Atun
Srbu St
THE
Tripod Paint CO
de JG
Rossman-Prest
Winda
Tallulah Falls
Negro
Selma
Ala
Stanley Matthews
Mary Dockery
Matthewa
Matthews
Pudge Gray
Wiigington
Del
R. H. Pearpon
Charles McCreery
Iine
William Fairly
Edward Blynn
Wilmington
Gray
Atth
J Gray
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