Sensational Divorce Petition Reveals Sanford Inquiry
Roma Georgia July 30 Elisabeth Sanford files for divorce from V T Sanford in Floyd County Superior Court alleging repeated adultery drunkenness and cruelty. She cites an Isle of Palms trip in 1905 and a separation agreed to after a long marriage with three children to be raised by his mother in Augusta.
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Roma GA
Elisabeth Sanford
Vinesnt T. Sanford
Kfiwe
George Wright
Southern Railway
Saneford
Sanford
Vgrete of
Georgia
Floyd
Superior Court
Salt County
L. Sanford
V. T. Sanford
Cadd County
Petitioner
Jeane
Dutand
Isle of Pains
South Carolina
Aumata
W. T. Sanford
V. ‘T. Sanford
Augusta
T. Sanford
Santora
Atlanta
Pau
Ihe
Fannie Price
War of Avant
Collins Street
Ie `la VT
Santord
Petitfonne
Sunfoul
Alana
Tate
Tome
Gan
Fe Prive
Geor
Bill
Burglary Foiled by Broken Slats in Barber Shop
Officer Clarence Hamilton on the morning watch caught a burglar named Frank Beasley in a barber shop when two window slats were found broken. The thief had broken the cash register and stolen ten dollars before being arrested at the police barracks. McCulloh Brothers commission house at 101-2 North Broad also reported burglary over the weekend, the second in a week.
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Clarence Hamiltton
Hamilton
Ivy
Decatur Strogt
Polce Barracks
Frank Beasley
Frey and
Kirby
McCulough Brothers
North Broad Street
Montgomery Woman Says Diamond Ring Stolen on Train
Mrs Beott of Montgomery Alabama reports a diamond ring valued at 300 dollars was stolen from her between Atlanta and Washington while traveling by train. The incident is recorded from Washington July 30 special dispatches. The separate item notes Parliament will not dissolve this year unless defeated before prorogation. Elihu Root and party arrive Montreal July 30 en route to Sydney and then to Newfoundland and Labrador for a hunting trip.
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Montgomery
Washington
Beott
Ala
Atlanta
London
Daily Telegraph
Root
Montreal
Quebec
Elihu Root
Colonr Sanger
Sydney
C. B
Lightning Strikes Kill Five At New York Beaches
In a afternoon thunderstorm five bathers died and nine were seriously hurt at Parkway Beach on Coney Island while Gravesend Beach reports one death and three prostrations. Names of the deceased include George Dinwitta Jacob Frankel Robert F. Wasoi Henry Ranewuller and others. Dozens fled the bath house as lightning struck the crowd. Ambulances and hospitals joined in, fires started and many people were left injured or unconscious.
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New York
Wehbing
Instanty
Parkway Bathe
Cone Island
Gravesend Beach
George Dinwitta
Brooklyn
Jacob Frankel
Manhattan
Robert F. Wasoii
Bronxborough
Charles Bennerge
Frank Bennerle
Henry Ranswehiler
James Wills
James J. Dunne
Tina Christensen
Harry Krehn
Nora Thiel
Mary L. Curley
Isaac Raffe
Amelia Schone
William Ranswiler
John Apple
Daniel McCanley
Parkway
Piirs
Bath
Bath House
Henry Raneweller
Siath Defendants Face Jury In Georgia Murder Case
In Valdosta Georgia on July 30 the jury verdicts in the murder trial of J G Rawlings his three sons and the negro Alf Moore were delivered. The old man was convicted though mercy was discussed. The court adjourned until Monday with Frank Turner to stand trial and appeal plans announced. Deep sympathy is noted for Mrs Rawlings and her daughters as the tragedy weighs on the family.
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Valdosta
J. G. Howlings
Alf Moore
Carter
Passmore
Harthcurt
Jesse
Tong
Rawlings
Mitchell
Frank Turner
J. G. Rawlings
John Cooper
Supreme Court
Mrs. Rawlings
Broken Axle Wrecks Train at Lemont
A broken axle on the smoking car of the California special caused a wreck at Lemont last night. One man killed, four fatally injured, and about a score of others seriously hurt as the injured were moved to Joliet hospitals. Names include John Grugie of Sunny Side Utah and William MacVeagh of Cleveland Oklahoma among the wounded.
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Chicago
Lemont
John Grugie
Sunny Side
Utah
William MacVeagh
H. IL. Moorey
Cleveland
Okla
Ancretto Grobanni
Wae Wag
Joan Grugie
Sunny Ride
Joliet
Pushing Alaskan Railroad to Winter Work
In Seattle on July 30, Wearle states that the Alaska Central railway will operate all winter due to mild coast climate. About 1,200 workers including engineers and all trades are employed in building the line. The road is graded for 30 miles with camps 36 miles from Seward into the interior.
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Seatte
Wash
Wearle
Alaska Central Railway
Bell
Alaska Central
Seward
Interlon
Fever plague checked declares New Orleans hope on condition
New Orleans officials describe the fever plague situation as improved and under control after continuing health measures. Authorities report reduced cases and progress toward stabilization in the stricken city, with authorities urging vigilance and ongoing monitoring.
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New Orleans
Outbreak History Driven Sanitation Efforts In New Orleans
New Orleans on Sunday continued intensive sanitation work to curb yellow fever. The health board reports slowing spread with fewer deaths and new cases. Mississippi detains passengers with detention certificates while plans to relocate camps are discussed. guard duty on the coast increases. Health officer Kohnke explains early detection and response to the outbreak.
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Curran
New Orleans and Northwestern Railroad
Slide
Mississippi
Marine Hospital Service
Louisville and
Nashvlle
Guiteras
Fridge
Gulf Coast
Kohnke
Tequest
New Orleans
State Board of Health
Reward Offered for Yellow Jack Suspect in Alabama Air
Inspector B Frank Yee reports a $100 reward for the capture of Guy C Montgomery a New Orleans man who escaped into Alabama and fled from officers on a train through Tuscaloosa before being recaptured in Montgomery and slipping away again.
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Alabama
Yellow Jack
Irmincgham
Ala
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Prominent Bibb County Farmer Slain in Ambush Near Macon
James Jenkins, a 56 year old Bibb County farmer living near the old Macon and Avantic junction on Swift Creek, was found shot dead beside a road after a party searching for him located his body. Sheriff Robertson led deputies as a search for the killer began, with neighbors aiding in the hunt.
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Macon
James Jenkins
Avantic Junction
Swift Creek
Ambuon
Jenkins
Anad
Man and Wife Shot to Death on Deep Fork
Two deputy U S marshals J H Noble and E S Edwards killed J E Coleman and his wife after a fight on Deep Fork river 25 miles west of Checotah Indian Territory The couple s 15 year old son was arrested for the offense In a separate incident Grant Johnson another deputy marshal killed Jonas McIntosh two miles east on Enterprise Oklahoma Territory McIntosh was wanted on murder warrants and opened fire before being shot dead.
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Muskogee
I. T
United States
J. H. Noble
Mileves
Coleman
En‘auta
Deep Fork
Grant Johnson
Jonas McIntosh
Enterprise
I. T. McIntosh
McIntosh
Wilson Haled to Oyster Bay by Roosevelt
A brief notice states Wilson was carried to Oyster Bay under Roosevelt’s direction with the event described in a concise maritime transport context.
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Wilson
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Secretary Wilson Pledges Clean Sweep in Agriculture
Oyster Bay July 30 Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture is expected to meet the president at Sagamore Hill to discuss department reforms. The president backs Wilson and says no resignation is planned. Investigations continue with every bureau to be checked for graft, and many employees have already been dismissed or forced to resign.
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Department
Oyster Hay
Whison
Department of Agriculture Ia
Sagamore Hil
Wilson
Bureau of Statistics
Wileem
Department of Agriculture
Americus Sees $850000 in New Structures Under Way
Americus Georgia July 30 special all major building boom with 850000 in progress including private homes brick stores and stables. Central Railway plans a new passenger shed costing thousands to finish in three months. Electric day power plant likely plus a street railway project estimated at 150000. City grinds and curbs many streets and Sumter sees nearly 300000 rise in taxable value from city property.
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Americus
Central Railway
Sumter
Harper to be sent for insanity treatment after injury verdict
Savannah Ga July 30 Special I M L Harper after fifteen years service with the Central of Georgia was awarded 15000 damages for injuries from a fall last fall and early this year He will probably be adjudged insane tomorrow morning and sent to Milledgeville for treatment in the State sanitarium
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Central
Savannah
I—m. L Harper
Central of Georgia
Warn
Milledgeville
Weather forecast across states for Monday and Tuesday
The forecast covers Washington and Georgia with fair and showers respectively, Virginia cloudiness with NW winds, North and South Carolina entries noting fair Monday and showers Tuesday, and Florida regions predicting showers. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana expect Tuesday showers, Texas shows mixed fair and showers with winds, while Tennessee anticipates showers on Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Iola
Florida
Fay Mumlay
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
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Aton
Monthe
Oficer
Coney Island
All Moore
California
Amer Rus
Orel
Togo
Sea of Japan
Rojestvensky
Matsuru
Board OF Health
Orleans
Bibb County
Indian Territory
Harper
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