Sinking of Formidable Told by Survivors in Storm
Survivors recount the Formidable sinking off Lyme Regis after a torpedo hit and heavy gale. Forty eight cutter crew from the Formidable and sixty aboard faced a twenty hour struggle, with many lost to exhaustion and exposure. Captain Arthur N. Loxley and the signal boy were seen on the bridge as the ship tipped and vanished.
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Ondon
Borasa
Formidable
Stareran
Arthur N. Loxley
Lyme Regis
Cooper
Torquay
Ag Fd
Voltae
Mves
Suit in Court 18 Years Settled After Principals Are Dead
The Fulton county suit Killian v Banks, begun eighteen years ago, was settled out of court. The Banks estate receives the property. the Killian estate gets $1,000. Attorney Charles W. Smith, for the Banks estate, and L. Z. Rosser and Stiles Hopkins for Killian's estate, note both plaintiffs are deceased.
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Atlanta
Killian Vs. Banks
Superior Court
Fulton County
Charles W. Smith
L. Z. Rosser
Stiles Hopkins
Elizabeth Killian
Mary A. Banks
Supreme Court
Banks Estate
Killian
How To Give Quinine To Children
An advertisement for FERRILINE a tasteless Quinine syrup labeled FEBRILINE. It claims children accept it easily without noticing theQuinine and that adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine may use it. It states the syrup does not upset the stomach cause nausea or nervousness and recommends the 2 ounce package priced at 25 cents.
Vivian Hayes Fights For Colonel Hayes Estate In Court
Papers identify the body of Colonel William B. Hayes and test the 1907 New Orleans marriage to Vivian M. Hayes against Anita K. Hayes claims of a New York contract marriage. Rival Anita seeks widow’s rights, while depositions and family photos are introduced to prove ties to the estate.
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San Jose
Cal
William B. Hayes
Vivian M. Hayes
Colonel Hayes
New Orleans
Anita K. Hayes
New York
Vivian Hayes
St. Louis
Vivan Hayes
Hayes
Anita K
Anita Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
Vivian
A Million Bid at Vitagraph Theatre Explores Amercian Mam’s Mercy
Rev Thomas B Gregory reports on the feature film A Million Bid showing at the Vitagraph Theatre Broadway and Forty fourth. Agnes Belgradin is sold to Geoffrey Marshe an Australian millionaire in a cold blooded auction tale that ends with a yacht wreck and a moral reckoning. The five reel feature stars Anita Stewart Julia Swayne Gordon and Harry T Morey directed by Ralph Ince.
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Vitagraph Theatre
Broadway
Forty-fourth Street
Agnes Belgradin
Geoffrey Marshe
Belgradin
Agnes
Loring Brent
Marshe
Agnes W
Dr Ie
Anita Stewart
Julia Swayne Gordon
Harry T. Morey
Ralph Ince
Frank's Case May Stay in Courts for Many Months
Atlanta January 4 six months to a year or more may pass before the Frank case is decided by the United States Supreme Court. The case may be heard out of calendar order if the state seeks advancement, with briefs to follow and a decision likely weeks or months after arguments. If reversed or remanded, further appeals and hearings could occur, or the pardon route may follow.
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Atlanta
Frank
United States Supreme Court
W. T. Newman
Lamar
H. J. Dorsey
Warren Grice
Supreme Court
Newman
State of Georgia
Nonger
Pardon Board
Washington
Leo M. Frank
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Neuralgia Sufferers
Online ad style note claims Sloan's Liniment soothes nerves causing neuralgia. It recommends applying to the surface without rubbing in and promises quick penetration to the sore nerve with a 25 cent bottle from druggists.
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Sloan
Sensational divorce suit in White Plains over alleged infidelity
Mrs Gladys Oussani, wife of Joseph Oussani a millionaire cigarette maker and neighbor to John D Rockefeller, files a White Plains divorce claiming her husband strayed with a French maid amid secrecy. The suit cites a sick maid and an alleged confession as key elements in the case.
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New York
White Plains
Gladys Oussani
Joseph Oussani
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Supreme Court
Mills
Mrs. Gqussani
Joseph
Stabbing Follows Christmas Celebration in Ora Miss
In Ora Mississippi, January 4, W. W. Tatum of Easterling Lumber is seriously wounded after an argument at a Christmas event. Jude Gunn and his father are in custody as the investigation continues and the assailants surrendered.
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Ora
Miss
W. W. Tatum
Easterling Lumber Company
Jude Gunn
Tatum
Gunn
That awful sourness and stomach pain warning
A passage describes sourness belching acid and gases, heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating after meals, fullness, dizziness, and headache. It links these to a torpid liver and constipated bowels, asserting the stomach is not at fault.
Public notice of business directory listings and addresses
The directory fragment lists GOFFEE ROASTERS United Tea and Coffee Co 54 Dauphin Street phone 1681 OPTICIANS Mobile Optical Company Inc A F Magr Conception St Public Accountants Co Morton Van Antwerp Bing Bell. This appears as a concise merchant and professional listings segment with multiple business names and locations.
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Goffee Roasters
United Tea & Coffee Co
Dauphin Street
Opticians
Mobile Optical Company, * Inc. A. F. A
Conception
St. A
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John Skelton Williams
Comptroller’s
Orleans
Globe Trotter
Empire
Thomas B. Gregory
New York American
Uneeda Biscuit
Prince of
Zu Zu
Orl
National Biscuit
Dept. 28-S
Resinol
Baltimore
ORA Lumberman
Ascarets
Montgomery
Hender
Henderson Campaign Marching Club
Mobile
Club
St. Andrew Hotel
L. & N. City Ticket Office
Candy Manufacturers
Howells and Kitchen
E R. Hawes Candy Co
Dauphin
Caredts Home
Laundries
Troy
Emanuel Feee
Ceanietles
Mobile Creamery
Cor. Conception and
St Louis Sts
Beil
Business Colleges
Mobile Business College
Kin Street
Dirs
Dieux
Bell
Maaes
cKenzie-Barrett Carriage Co
Stateee
Delcae
Jage & Os Orks
Cart
Smnan Ax Cratters
Dauphin St
Richard Distribu Com
Ling Company
Mobile Roofing & Cornice Co
Water Street
Mobile Obile Stationery Company
N. Water
Commercial Prin Company
Michael Street
Wood Pri Ce
St. Michael St. Bell
White-Eckert Commerce
Francis Streets
Real Estate and Insurance
Duggan ,& R
N. Royal’ Street
Bel
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