Taylor Divorce Decree Orders Alimony and Property Conveyance
The Knoxville Journal reports on a Taylor divorce suit in Chattanooga where the decree orders the defendant to convey two thirds of four Ridgeway Land Co subdivision lots in Memphis to the complainant, with a completion deadline of ten days. It also awards the complainant $5,500 from a Knox County property and sale proceeds, to be paid into court, with costs including attorney fees and waste settlement against the defendant. The notice cites related court actions in No. 8786 and references the handling of funds and fees through the clerk.
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BR. L. Taylor
Ridgeway Land Company
Memphis
Tenn
North Fourth Avenue
Knoxville
Robert L. Taylor
Loretta H. Tay- 1
Cthiacourt
Victoria Jubilee Gifts at World's Fair Exhibits
The World’s Fair showcases Victoria’s jubilee gifts including a Trinidad silver casket with a Jubilee address, a Jamaica tin wood casket with gold inlay, Indian addresses, a tiger skull with embedded clock and thermometers, an inkstand jaw, gold mountings, an Im chased bronze lamp, Travancore ruler gift, two ivory tusks as gold vases with goddess Lu sture, four feet high, valued at 5 million dollars and guarded. also a fully equipped hospital and a One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and croup at Model Street exhibits.
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Victoria
Trinidad
Hoglish
Jamaica
India
Manif Etates
Alaharajah
Travancore
Lu’ Sture
World Wide Reputation for White’s Vermifuge Promoted
An old advertisement extolls White’s Cream Vermifuge as a world renowned worm destroyer and tonic for weak children. It claims to neutralize stomach acidity, improve digestion, strengthen nerves, and restore vigor. Also promotes H. G. Miller’s drugstore and a May 1904 Southern Railway excursion to Dallas.
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White
H. O. Miller
Southern Railway
Dallas
Texas
Tate
Taimit
Great Fire Losses Mounting in North America
The Birmingham business district fire caused about 110000 in damage. Toronto fire losses may exceed 12000000 as investigations continue. Major political and legal notes follow, including Hearst opinions, hearings on Swayne, and senate activity amid rising Mississippi flood concerns.
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Birmingham
Toronto
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Johnson City
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Chancery
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Johnson City, Tennessee
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Jollnson City
Tennessee
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Fo. Reeves Leroy Roeves
Reeves & Reeves
Joluwon City, Tenn
Miller
Drs. Miller
Physicians and Surgeons
Opera
ES. Miller
King Street
DFW
J. Miller
Kony Street
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Ala
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