Two Atlanta Men Summoned As Witnesses In Rome Case
James T Lajten of 226 Courtland Avenue and Louis Callaway of 23 Pulliam Street are summoned as witnesses in Rome this week to testify for the defense. They aim to establish whether Mrs. Sanford and Wright occupied a sleeping car they conducted on August 1. Callaway testifies Wright gave him a package with a belt and two shirtwaists marked San.
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James T Lajten
Courtland Avenue
Louis Callaway
Pulliam Street
Troy
Atlanta
Rome
J.T. Gefton
Conquetsr
Ceca
Ganducter
IB McCord
Lofton
George Wright
Ig 18
Callaway
Wripht
Bristol
Wright
Lundry
Thad
Uthat
F&s
Mrs. Stanford
Mrs. Sanford
Fose Leaves Nagasaki on Navy Yard Inspection
Representative Fose, chairman of the house committee on naval affairs, leaves Nagasaki with Lieutenant Frank Marble to inspect the navy yards as guests of the Japanese navy department. Foss will later join Secretary of War Taft at Nagasaki.
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Fose
Nagasaki
Fosa
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Frank Marble
Tokio
Saseng
Navy Department
Mr. Foss
Secretary of War
Taft
Visitor Gifts $10,000 as Silver Bay Mission Fund Total Reaches $12,500
The fourth Silver Bay conference closing service of the Young People's Missionary Movement announced funds for the coming year amounting to $12,500. An unnamed visitor subscribed $10,000, boosting the total for expenses.
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Silver Bay, N
Silver Bay
The
Young People's Missionary Movement
Campers lose clothing as Lyons Creek floods near Tunction City
A cloudburst near Lyons Creek south of Tunction City Kansas during the week floods washed out approximately 1000 feet of Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway track. About thirty campers from Chanute Topeka and nearby towns lost gear and clothing while escaping in their night clothes as the stream rose over 20 feet.
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Tunction City
Kansas
Wreford
Town
Lyons
Union Pacific
Rock Island
White City
Chanute
Topeka
Lyons Creek
Woman seeks divorce from V T Sanford amid infidelity and abuse
Petitioner alleges that V T Sanford forged and used a sight draft in a scheme involving Fannie Price and a US money order. she cites a sensational Atlanta Journal article, accusations of infidelity, threats, and poverty. Three children are in custody with grandmother. petitioner seeks a divorce a vinculo matrimonii and custody of the children, with charges of abuse and abandonment.
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W. T. Sanford
Floyd County
Georgia
Annie Laurie
V. T. Santora
Fannie
V. T. Sanford
Exchange Bank
Rome
Sanford
Fannie Price
Adjaress Colling Street
Atlanta
Wv. T Sanford
United States
TL Sanford
Atlanta Evening Journal
Pannie Price
Collins Street
Petitioner
Nefvo
Chiildren
Annie
Davenport
Francis
I. Sanford
Yehildren
Death Angel Near Hargrove
Nashville report states Bishop R K Hargrove of the Methodist Episcopal church south is in dying condition at his home. He resigned the Vanderbilt university board presidency this spring due to old age infirmities. Funeral notices follow for several local deaths with brief tributes and survivor details across Georgia and California.
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Nashville
Tenn
R. K. Hargrove
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Vanderbilt University Board of Trustees
Wilmington area christening tragedy shocks rural settlement
In Georgetown a foreign settlement three miles away a christening gathering turned deadly when John Muscavage allegedly obtained a loaded shotgun and fired into the crowd wounding Mrs Nellie Galump and her infant who are seriously injured Muscavage was arrested two unknown men were shot and beaten one fatally report says
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Wilkesparre
Georgetown
John Muscavage
Nellie Galump
Muscavage
How Mr Rockefeller Lived
A portrait of John D. Rockefeller through his three homes Forest Hill near Cleveland Fifth Avenue New York and Pocantico Hills near Tarrytown The piece argues his life is studiously simple with frugal habit and strict discipline, yet exposes parsimony as a vanity of a wealthy man and questions the ethics of his spendthrift image.
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Migs Tardell
John FP. Rockefeller
McClure
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Papantheo Hills
Ag Ou
Mr. Rocketeer
Nurse Saves Stricken Horse From Heat in City Street
Miss Alice Dudley a nurse at St. Luke's hospital revived a horse overcome by heat in West One hundred twenty-fifth street after applying ice and whisky with ammonia. The animal attached to a wagon owned by a spring water company collapsed before its office. Spectators cheered as the horse recovered and a veterinary surgeon noted the nurse acted correctly treating animal and human heat alike.
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New York Herald
Alice Dudley
St. Luke's Hospital
West One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Street
Aia
Miss Dudley
Morse
Richard Tarr
Bess
Tts
Dudley
Act Bietie
Trail Stays Open Sundays in Portland Exposition
Portland July 30 The exposition management will not pursue further legal action against the Trail amusement concessionaries who won a circuit court injunction allowing them to stay open on Sundays. Trolley Smash at Wrightsville Beach A motor man J R Rogers of Charlotte was fatally injured and about twenty passengers were bruised in a head on collision between two trolley cars on the Beach line between Wilmington and Wrightsville shortly before midnight.
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Portland
Oreg
Wrightaville
Charlottte
N. C
J. R. Rogers
Charlotte
Wilmington
Wrightsville
Doctor White
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
D. D. Curran
New Orleans
Mississippi
Slidell
Burgeon White
Toda
Beverly Warner
New York
Dory
Mixs Heckler
Henry Best
Mise Wempe
Hoffman's Island
Man and Daughter Drown at Manasquan Inlet
In Manasquan inlet July 30, Crown of Jamaica Long Island swam with his daughter and Miss Todd of Plainfield New Jersey. The two girls were exhausted. Rescue volunteers saved Miss Todd but Crown and his daughter were swept away by the current and drowned.
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Manasquan
Irank Crown
Jamaica
Long Island
Manasquan Inlet
Miss Todd
Plainfield
N. J
Sir Drown
Quarantine Imposed on Imported Fruits and Vegetables
The Augusta board of health quarantines all imported fruits and vegetables arriving through gulf ports to prevent yellow fever spread into Augusta, referencing the New Orleans outbreak as the precautionary motive.
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Augusta
Augusta Board of Health
Gulf Ports
New Orleans
A Patient Young Man and a Japanese Diary
A New York Tribune piece opens with Bishop Eison Capers praising patience and industry as virtues essential for success. A street scene follows where a young man named Patient Tre is mocked yet shows calm resolve, claiming he has waited since last evening for a girl who arrives late. The excerpt closes with a Japanese diary fragment about parting with a flower and tears.
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The
New York Tribune
Eison Capers
Columbia
8. C
Warner
Tre Haden
Millonaire
Xuu
The Retort of General Gallieni– Pay Controversy in Madagascar
The London Globe notes General Gallieni draws pay as governor general general officer and commander of troops in Madagascar totaling 36 000 dollars annually. Minister Dumergue objected but Gallieni replied he drew double pay, and his 30 000 dollar salary continued unchanged amid disputes over colonial officer pay.
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General Gallieni
London Globe
General Gallienia
Madagascar
M. Simergue
General Gallien
Colonial Office
Dumergue
Gal Lien
Yale Tramps Seek Work After Tramping Home
Yale students Edwin Embree and Joseph Murphy left Brooklyn for a two month tramp seeking work on John Jacob Astor's estate at $1,650 a day. They reached Kingston broke and took farm labor at Yale senior Embree milks while Murphy struggles with milking. They slept under trees and in barns, rode trolleys, swam in the Hudson, and paid for a new shoe after rough travel. The piece notes the pair's daily hardships and dependence on local farmers.
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New York
Edwin R. Embree
Joseph W. Murphy
Brooklyn
John Jacob Astors
Kingston
Embree
Yale
Wyoming
Murphy
Bothen
New York City
Hudson
Mr. Astor
Adirondacks
Miss Anteck At Funeral Triggers Quiet Reflections
Miss Anteck seemed deeply affected at old Mr. Smiths funeral though she was not a relative or close acquaintance. She had met him once long ago when he reportedly told her she was pretty. The moment reveals lingering echoes of a past encounter.
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Miss Anteck
Mr. Smith
The Maid of Honor Stunt Outlined for Royal Court
Boston Herald notes how maids of honor to Queen Alexandra face strict limits on dress and hats. They travel in royal carriages, stay at Buckingham Palace, and must avoid repeating outfits while following the queen’s color rules. They typically marry soon after to wear picture hats again.
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Boston Herald
Queen Alexandra
London
Buckingham Palace
Fever Plague In New Orleans Under Stricter Sanitation
Reports detail New Orleans fever measures with disinfection of premises, neighborhood fumigation, and mosquito control under yellow fever protocols. Officials note cases confined to infected districts, widespread fumigation, oiling of water surfaces, and strict quarantines extending to fruit vessels and trains.
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Italan
Baan
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans
Essig bags graft charges to deputies in Tennessee
Fragmented report notes suspicions of graft involving West young men employed by a local health board as quarantine workers. Nineteen suspects under UK force scrutiny. governor has not issued further instructions. Louisiana and Alabama mentions appear as scattered references amid a broader coverage of health and security concerns.
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Vardsman
Souchon
State Board
Vardaman
Mississippi
New Orleans
Wardaman
Hunter
Tabor
Texas
Sanders
Alabama
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Chattannga Tenn
Local Health Board
Jupa
Smoutgu Ala
Daly
Louisiana
W. i. Hraswell
Ube
Sta Bunrd
Hearn Unser
W. i. Benders
Lejuipans
Mubuc
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