Atlanta Woman Defends Honor Flogs Man With Horsewhip
In Atlanta on Monday afternoon Mrs. J. J. Lee, wife of a Central of Georgia railroad attache, flogged T. D. Thompson outside the Atlanta Envelope Company plant. Thompson, a manager at the envelope firm, was attacked after an alleged remark about Mrs. Lee. Dr. J. C. Wright intervened. both are charged with disorderly conduct and await a city court hearing.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
T. D. Thompson
Atlanta Envelope Company
J. J. Lee
Central of Georgia Railroad
Lee
Thompson
Niagara flagship to sail again for Great Lakes voyage
Erie Pennsylvania July 7 Officers rebuilding Commodore Perry's flagship the Niagara prepared the vessel for a Great Lakes voyage. The rigging is historically correct with flax sails and hemp rope. Metal is limited to armament. The crew plan shifted to three petty officers and ten naval militia sailors.
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Associated Press
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Niagara
Commodore Perry
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Great-Lakes
Kansas Plague Not Infectious Here’s Kansas report
A University of Kansas special commission found the Kansas plague that killed over 25 000 horses and mules last year was not infectious but caused by a poison. The fungi on grains caused deaths and the poisoning stemmed from moist pastures and high temperatures. The disease has no known cure and is unlikely to recur for many years.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Special Commission
University of Kansas
Dissolution Decree Filed In Union Pacific Southern Pacific Merger
The U S circuit court judges dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger were recorded in Utah. Trustees may dispose of 126000000 Southern Pacific stock owned by Union Pacific. A separate report notes 60000 bushels wheat and 220000 bushels oats burned at Point Edward Elevator near Sarnia with loss around 350000.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Circuit Court
District Court of Utah
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
United States District Court
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Port Huron
Mich
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Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles, dissolve gravel, treat diabetes, and aid hurts in back and rheumatism for men and women. It also regulates bladder issues in children. Sold by mail for $1.00 with a note about two more treatments if needed. Alabama Dr. W. Hall, 2926 Olive.
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Alabama
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Callahan Sees Sox Climbing in AL Race
Chicago White Sox manager Callahan believes his club can finish ahead of the field and challenge Connie Mack's Athletics for the AL lead. He expects July to decide if Chicago can seize the top spot and push toward another world championship.
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Chicago White Sox
Callahan
Athletics
Connie Mack
Cal
Chicago
Amateur Games Little Woodrows Defeat Lions in Morning Match
The Little Woodrows defeated the Lions 15 to 9 in a morning game. Brewster hit a three run homer in the second inning. Batteries: Schaffer and Johnson for Little Woodrows, Leon and Walston for Lions. The Little Woodrows invite 7 to 10 year olds to challenge. contact B. Schaffer, 211 Canal Street.
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Johnson
Leon
Walston
Canal Street
Atkinson Leads Duck Pin Contest With Five Straight Wins
T L Atkin son tops the duck pin standings with five consecutive high games totaling 526. Other leaders include T L Atkinson 360 in three games, J Wateone inser 337, and Ferguson 331. In ten pins five games, T J Atkinson posts 841 across scores 148 176 170 125 227. Howard C Rush posts the week’s high ten pin score at 287.
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J. Wateone Inser
Ferguson
T. Eh Acinson
Wee Tees
G. D. Walker
Watton
T. J. Atkinson
Howard C. Rush
Chance Sells One and Buys Another in Baseball Deals
In New York on July 8 manager Chance of the New York Americans announced the sale of first baseman Borton to the Jersey City club of the International league He also bought Jack Knight former New York Washington Athletic and Boston infielder from Jersey City
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Associated Press
New York
Chance
New York Americans Tonight
Borton
Jersey City
International League
Jack Knight
New York, Washington ,Athletic
Boston
Food For Fandom Shapes Playoff Odds In Sulphur Dell Start
The Nashville club, averaging solidly, faces Mobile in a three game set beginning Tuesday at Sulphur Dell. Hogg to start opener, Schwartz may back Forest More, while Demaree shone Monday with Brooklyn and is credited with two assists. Katina controversy flares as Montgomery press cites Charley Jones letter urging report to New Orleans. meetings loom as club moves.
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Forest
Demaree
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New Orleans
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Mining Engineer Buried at Sea After Funeral at Deck
Clemente B. Finlay, a Chattanooga mining engineer, died and was buried at sea after funeral services aboard the Minneapolis. Efforts to reach relatives by wireless failed. the body was sunk in mid ocean with all passengers in attendance.
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Associated Press
New York
Clemente B. Finlay
Chattanooga
Tenn
Minneapolis
London
Preparations for New US Battleship Keel Laying
In New York on July 8 a keel laying was begun at the Brooklyn navy yard for a new battleship designated number 39. An appropriation of 16 million dollars funds the project. The vessel will be among the largest ships afloat with a 608 foot length and a 28 feet 10 inch draft.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States
Wireless telephone looks like certainty says Paris report
The long distance wireless telephone problem is claimed solved by Professor Arsene D Arsonville of the College of France. Details are not public yet but the transmitter is expected to be ready in October after final touches.
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Associated L’ress
Paris
Arsene D'Arsonville
College of France
Sluggers Issue Open Challenge to City Youth Teams
The Item Sluggers invite any city team of boys under sixteen to play, with games on Sunday morning or afternoon. Address Sam Danenberg care Mobile Item Circulation Department.
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Sam Danenberg
Care Mobile Item
Aged Tutor Abbie Munroe Dies Suddenly
Bristol July 8 Miss Abbie D Munroe principal of Laing Industrial School Mount Pleasant NC died suddenly at her summer home yesterday She was 76 years old and had served as principal for forty four years
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Associated Press
Bristol
Abbie D. Munroe
Laing Industrial School
Mount Pleasant
N. C
Postoffice Receipts Rise from 1912 to 1913
Postmaster P. D. Barker reports June 1913 receipts totaling $16,466.41 from stamps and box rent, $1,526.27 higher than June 1912 which recorded $14,941.14.
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P. D. Barker
Roosevelt heads west for six week Grand Canyon trip
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his sons Quentin and Archie left New York for a six to eight week trip. They will spend most of their time in and around the Grand Canyon of the Colorado in Arizona.
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West
Associated Press
New York
Theo. Roosevelt
Quentin
Archie
Grand Canon of the
Colorado
Arizona
Boehling Secures Win Over Yankees With Ten K's
Boehling earned the victory for Washington on Monday over the New York Yankees striking out ten batters and allowing five scattered hits in a dominant pitching performance.
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Boehling
Washington
New York Yankees
Browns Dominate Debut of Elder After Hughes Tryout
Hughey Jennings experimented with Pitcher Elder from Minnesota on Monday, but the St. Louis Browns battered him for a double and three singles. He walked five in three and a third innings, ending a rough debut.
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Elder
University of Minnesota
St. Louis Browns
Women police to be appointed in Chicago parks and beaches
Mayor Harrison informs Chicago City Council of immediate appointment of ten women police officers. They will be assigned to bathing beaches and parks. An accompanying ordinance amends regulations to allow women officers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harrison
Cooper in a Stutz wins 250 mile free-for-all race
Cooper in a Stutz car wins the 250 mile free-for-all automobile race on a 3.5 mile course in Tacoma. His time was 3 hours 32 minutes 8 1 6 seconds.
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Cooper
Associated
Tacoma
Washi
McMahon Arrested For Liquor Without License
Thomas McMahon was arrested Monday afternoon by U S Marshal G B Deans on a charge of selling liquor without a federal license. He posted a $150 bond and awaits a hearing.
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Thomas McMahon
United States
G. B. Deans
Chicago Whist Club Opens Strong in Hamilton Trophy Trials
The Chicago Whist Club led the first half of preliminaries in the twenty third annual American Whist League congress open yesterday. Chicago finished with four and a half matches. F. B. Wilcox and H. M. Wheelock won the open games posting a score of 1 against an average of 188.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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