Woman Seeks Cure for Husband Alcoholism at James Sanatorium
A wife pleads for treatment of her husband’s drunkenness, praising the James Sanatorium approach as a cure. A grateful husband writes of regained health, clear eyes, and a peaceful home after completing treatment, with a copy of his letter and a note of similar home remedies offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
MHS
Geo
T. Everett
Arenas UK
Get
Jacks Home
Witsky
Chas. C. Jares
James” & Torium
Missouri Trust ‘Building
St. Lewis
Chicago
Georgia Peach Exports Promise Record Season Ahead
European agents believe Georgia peach exports will set a record in 1904 05 with 5700 cars expected in transit. Central and northern districts show best fruit for shipping while brown rot and weather risk loom in south. New cold storage shipping and Lipton interest could open European markets, boosting state revenue and signaling a major peach era alongside rising rail shipments and other fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Aight
Central of Georgia
Atlanta
Atlantic
Chattanooga Southern
Fort Valley
Railrords
Cnue
Thomas Lipton
Edward
London
Paris
Baxley
Marshallville
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
West
Midute West
Ripley not indicted by grand jury in assault case
United States grand jury returned a no bill against Dr. B E C Ripley on a charge of striking a mail carrier in uniform during duty. Ripley had been arrested after an incident on May 15 when he allegedly struck a negro mail carrier named Dyllas King on a street car near Piedmont hotel. A police court case was dismissed, and Ripley waived trial at the US Commissioner hearing. Separately Judge Orrin Carter won election as justice of the seventh supreme judicial district by a comfortable plurality amid a tight race with W Fenimore Cooper and Benjamin J Magruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grand Jury
BE. Cc. Ripley
C. Ripley
Dyllas King
Piedmont Hotel
Piedmont Hotel, and A Lady Sat Or Leading A Blind Man. Dr. Ripley
Dr. Ripley
Dr Ripley
Colquitt
Ripley
Colquit
United States Grand Jury
William Scott
Carter Tate
Carter
Chicago
Orrin Carter
Repu
Fastice
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
Belmont death by own action identified in New Orleans
New Orleans June 4 a young man who killed himself before leaping into the Mississippi river was partially identified as Ernest Hell Belmont of New York. His family is said to reside in New Milford, Connecticut.
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Belmont
New Orleans
Ernest ‘Hell Belmont
New York
New Bmilford
Conn
Missouri Democrats to Nominate at Jefferson City Convention
The Democratic state convention at Jefferson City on June 4 will nominate candidates for state railroad commissioner and state school superintendent. It is expected to endorse William J Bryan for president in 1908, with opposition organized and ex Governors Dockery and Francis urging the endorsement while Governor Folk does not oppose it.
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Mixusouri
Bryan
Jefferson City
Bmo
William J.bryan
Theraana
Dockery
Francis
Folk
Sprenger Property Auction at Court House Today
The Sprenger property at 192 Courtland Street goes under the hammer at Court House today at 10:30 AM sharp. Forrest and George Adair present the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprenger
Courtland Street
Court House
Forrest
George Adair
Don
Local Field Notes and City Court Run-Ins
The New York Society hosts a monthly social in the Piedmont hotel Assembly room with Professor L P Hill as entertainment. Walter Blackman, a white steam drill operator, was injured by debris and hospitalized. Walter Sutton, a Black man, faced bond for carrying a concealed weapon after attempting to pawn a watch. a shopfight ended with the gun seized by an employee. Peddlers Land, E Pollock, M Marlin, Max Friedman, and Solomon George were fined for blocking the street. Jim Dozier and James Miller paid for selling alcohol on Sunday. Francis Hall faced similar charges. J G Oldburg of the Virginia hotel faced charges of running an assignation house. The U S Grand Jury returned thirty-one true bills under Internal Revenue violations. Frank Morse of Formwalt Street is now home and formerly with the Atlanta and West Point railroad. Walter Smith and another man fought on Ford Road with knives, one cut was made to the neck.
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Abellist
Chey
Geo. T. Everett
Tha
James Sanatorium
Dan
James Sanetorium
T. Everett
Arenzville, TL
Walter Sutton
Waller
Decatur Street
Walter Kidd
Walter
United States Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Lawr
Frank Morse
Atlanta and
West Point
Formwalt Street
Gorse
Atlanta
Tee
Two White Boys Runaway Captured En Route to Atlanta
In Athens two White boys aged 11 and 12 fled their home. Police traced them to the afternoon Athens train toward Atlanta. Officers Dobba intercepted the pair, placing them in the detention ward for the night. They will be sent home today.
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Walter Kfinny
Kendalls Fable
Athens
Atlanta
Dobba
One fare rate offered for Georgia students at state fair
The railroads announce a one fare rate plus 25 cents for the round trip from all southern points to Atlanta for Georgians attending the state fair. The two day rate may extend to western and northern routes, as Georgians nationwide are expected to travel. J R Miller notes Bulloch County will again display, with manufacturing industries of Georgia to be shown, including cotton and silk goods, paper, glass, metal, and wood products.
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Rairoads
Atlanta
Ohi and
Potomac
Mississippi
United States
Alabama
Texas
Florida
J. R. Miller
Bulloch County
Hisqounty
Georgia
State
Forrest and Adair At 10:30 Sharp
Don Forrest and George Adair are set for a scheduled event at 10:30 o'clock sharp, details imply a formal meeting or appointment between the two individuals.
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Reported Across States
A string of obituaries notes deaths in Atlanta and surrounding districts, with services postponed for G. B. Scofield due to train delays, and Miss Ethel Maury and Miss Sammie Morton among those remembered. Other notices include Colonel Willam L. Tillman of Columbus, Geng W. Barnett of Crawford, Ala., Charles L. Whaley of Jonesboro, Mrs. Mary A. Alfred of West Point, and Mrs. Dawson Britt of Moran, each with funeral plans and burial details referenced.
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Scofield
Atlanta
Montana
Yellowstone Park
F. M. Scofield
Christian Science Church of
Muscogee County
George W. Barnett
Crawford
Ala
Columbus
Geng W. Barnett
Tie
Georgia
Alabama
Tenth
Georgia Cavalry
Co. L
West Point
Mary A. Alfred
Abe Hogg
Mra
J. N. Togg
Ane Hoge
Ge Zon
W. S. Alford
Austen, la
Pine Wood
Rev
P. Wig‘gine
Dawson Britt
Moran
Juve A
Dawson’ Fritt
Stands
Monroe County
Rogers Church
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Fabic
Essig Bros
Ceorcia Peach
Sporting Geod
Elle Contradt
King Hardware Co
Whitehall ST
Peters ST
NEW York Society
L. P. Hill
Walter Blackman
Kimball
Whhams
Gracy Hospital
Thomas Land
E. Pollock
M. Marlin
Max Briedman
Solomon George
Eaen
Jim Dozier
James Miller
Francis Hall
Broyles
J. Goldburg
Virginia
Broad
Railroad Streets
Stimz
Goldburg
Walter Smith
Per Sack
Ford Rata
Siatian Street
Smith
Jackson
Wilkins
Mortuary
Anss
Ethel Maury
Grady Hospital
Homie
Marlboro
Mass
Gere
Sydney Bourne
Sydney C. Bourne
P. Rufus Bourne
Smith Street
Sylvester Cemetery
Gammie Morton
Sammie Morton
Colonel Tillman
Columbus Ga
Willam L. Tillman
O'Cloc
Broad Street
Linwood
Colonel Tilman
Board of County Commissioners
Cade
Gabe
GEO. A. Dickel, & Co., Distillers
Nashville
Teen
Fporte- Thompson Liquor
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