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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
5
Sumter Sheriff Sales Begin January First 1902 Americus
Sumter County Georgia foreclosure notices list multiple properties to be sold at the courthouse door in Americus on the first Tuesday in January 1902. Descriptions include a house and lot at the Lamar Prince corner. additional tracts in the 28th district and a Mize property near Americus. judgments from Fulton and Americus courts against various defendants, with notices of in possession and tenant rights. Sheriff L. Bell oversees these public sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Sumter County
Georgia
Ying and
Belog
Sumter
Ate
Americus Ga
Lamar and
Roce Streets
Prince Street
Lamar Street
W. W. Hagan
Rt. L. Jones
Perry
W. J. Barlow
B. HL
Jonsey
J. Aroperty
Bank of Sumter
Superior Court
Fulton County
J. A
Hi Anderson
M. D. Hyere
Southern Mutual Bal and Loan Association of Atlanta
Tenapt
Johnson & Flint
Arrold
A. W. Horne
Clarkes Murray
Jim Jim Roach
Theroperty
M. EB. Brannon
John D. Brown
Perry & Brown
MFF
Rannon
Edesa
Mra
Administrator's Sale in Semier County Georgia 1902
Court order from Romer county directs sale at courthouse on first Tuesday in January 1902. Properties include west half of lot 39, 25.16 acres in southeast corner of lot 43, three acres off lot 38, the old Pineville town lot, and part of lot 38 totaling about fifty acres in the northeast corner. Estate of Liscarce deceased, distribution and payment of debts noted. Administrator Limbrick, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia -SumrEst County
Court of Ordinary
Romer County
Pineville
Semier County
Liscarce
Batate Limbrick
Dee
Georgia-Wellsten
Said
Bileoes
Said County
Y Welbalerec
Preaton
Misourie Hoberinos
Guardian Sale in Ga for Millard and Earnest Croxton
Guardian sale in Georgia on divided interest for the north half of a land parcel and an undivided one eighth in the east half of another land lot in the district of Senter county. Sold as property of Millard and Earnest Croxton minors for division. December 2, 1901. Croxton guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senter County
Millard Ai
Harnest Croxton
Croxton
Millard
Earnest Croxton
Explosion Kills Five at Georgia Railway Shops in Macon
A Central of Georgia railway boiler explosion at Macon shops this morning killed five men and injured twelve, with three may die. Names include Tosh Hodges engineer and J M McDonald machinist among the dead and Alderman R L Willis among the injured. The blast shattered the roundhouse and blew bodies and heads far from the scene, with wreckage and broken windows spanning blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
Tosh Hodges
J. M. McDonald
Henry Fox
R. L. Willis
Poplar
Fifth Streets
John M. McDonald
Uriah Cornelius
James O'Neill
Robert L. Willis
W. M. Wilson
Edward Hambrick
Peter Hammond
Doc” Meadows
Sam Marshall
P. H. Keller
Willian White
James Handley
Daring Bendt Bravely Rescues Painters in Midair Feat
In Charleston a 170 foot high rescue unfolds as Sergeant Bendit of the police vaults between scaffolds to save two painters, Walker and Peoples, after one succumbs to delirium on St Mathews steeple. A crowd watches as a rope lowers and Bendit pulls both to safety amid a dangerous, swaying scaffold. The dramatic act ends with all saved and the crowd cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Bendit
Walker
Peoples
St. Mathews
Bendt
Court orders vote and set date for igelt case
A court directed a vote and fixed a date for the case related to Bugs iain iT of lot Lee. The decision specifies the court’s order and the expected timeline for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Lee
Tennessee Rivers Higher Than In Years
Tennessee rivers rose to 41 feet near Chattanooga causing widespread flooding. The belt railroad and streetcar lines were cut off from suburbs, and 27 miles of Western and Atlantic road were under water. About 20 families sheltered on Orchard Knob as the city remained encircled by floodwater. A washout at East Lake overturned a trap carrying local hunt club figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Atlantic Road
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert Pritchard
Chattanooga Hunt Club
C. W. Henderson
H. H. Matlock
Athens
Gordon Lee
Georgia
Hunt Club
East Lake
Henderson
McCullum
Orchard Knob
Montgomery's New Hospital Plans Drawn Nearing Start
Plans for a handsome Charity hospital to be built on Adama Street near the Watts place in Montgomery are to be finalized in days. If approved, construction will begin before month’s end, with total cost exceeding $60,000 and the property value over $100,000. The Sisters of Charity acquired the Watts property for 23000, aided by a $10000 local subscription. The completed hospital is expected to be among the nation’s most modern and well equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Charity Hospital
Governor Watts Place
Adama Street
Sisters of Charity
Watts Place
United States
New Year Fortune For Mrs Ludlow In Montgomery
Mrs Louie Ludlow, living in poverty in Montgomery, received a $7000 New Year gift after Gov Johnston arranged for papers from Hamburg via Birmingham to secure the property her first husband Han son held in Germany. Humble and ill at the time, she was found at work under a sunbonnet when the documents were delivered. Government appointments in Washington announced staffing changes in the post office division and a resigning revenue collector. Admiral Sampson’s illness progresses, adding uncertainty to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Louie Ludlow
Hanson
Germany
Johnston
Hamburg
Birmingham
Tragedy at Bing Robbing ends in deaths and injuries
In Augusta Georgia on January 2 a watch party at Jesse Griffin residence erupted in a fatal shootout. George Dunbar Harry Dunbar and Fletcher Bennett died in the confrontation. Arthur Dunbar mortally wounded along with Mrs Dunbar. Bennett killed by a relative as he lay on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
8. C
Jesse Griffin
George Dunbar
Harry Dunbar
Fletcher Bennett
Arthur Dunbar
Cobb
Dunbar
Bennett
George Kirkland
Augusta Hospital
Dunbars
W.M. Dunbar
Blood Flowed At Altar At Watch Night Service
At a Fishburne street church in Charleston D C a watch night service turned violent when Thomas Daughtery burst in with a revolver shooting. Babe Coakley was killed and Daughtery fled but was captured after a pursuit. Earlier in the day Rev Joseph Parker read messages to King Edward and President Roosevelt during the London service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Fishburne Street
Thomas Daughtery
Babe” Coakley
Daughtery
Coakley
Indiana
London
Joseph Parker
City Temple
Temple
King Edward
Roosevelt
Famous billiard expert Eugene Carter dies at 48 in Chicago
Chicago mourns billiard expert Eugene Carter who died today of lung trouble at age 48. Carter, famed for his three cushioned caroms and global play, had career highlights in London and Paris, with earlier stints in Toledo and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene Carter
Carters
London
Paris
Toledo
Cleveland
Nihilists Target Grand Duke Constantine in Kiev Blast
A bomb exploded under the balcony of Grand Duke Constantine’s palace in Kiev as salons were filled with guests. A panic erupted but no one was hurt though damage was heavy. Nihilist students are suspected. fifteen students have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kiev
Russia
Saya
Constantine
Grand Duke
Constaine
Alexander I
Greece
Imperial Academy of Science
Panic Threatens New York Hotel and Theater
A fire at the Morton House and Keiths Theater on Union Square caused 22 firefighters to be overcome by smoke as guests fled their rooms. Fire control took three hours with an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. The blaze started in the hotel lower part, scene of heavy panic and evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morton
Keith
Union. Square
Fourteenth Street
Morton House
Virginia and New York and London News Roundup
The Virginia state administration was sworn in at Richmond in a ceremony with the constitutional convention. Governor Montague spoke, and William Jackson of Morristown, New Jersey, has inherited about $10,000 after a sister’s death in Aransas. In Albany, New York, Fred Nixon was re elected speaker as the assembly convened. London’s 1901 clearing house total reached £9,561,169,000, the highest on record. Mrs Ida Gilbert Dennis of Washington, DC, lies critically ill after an assault. Britain invited bids for two battleships and multiple cruisers, aiming to speed up ship construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Montague
William Jackson
Morristown
N. J
Chicago
Aransas
New York General Assembly
Albany
Fred Nixon
House
Senate
London Clearing House
Ida Gilbert Dennis
Washington, D. C
Americus Fire Loss Report Shows Modest Damages and Insurance Impact
Americus annual fire report cites total damage of 9431 dollars, with insured losses around 106960 dollars and building contents valued at 113196 and 82534 respectively. The department answered 52 alarms, cost of operations 4002 dollars, including two horses, feed, gas, and salaries amounting to 3815 dollars. The figures suggest a favorable insurance rate for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Chic Monahan
Americas
Monahan
Amoricus
Dr Nelson Arrives as Bible Instructor at First Baptist
Dr W A Nelson, newly called by the First Baptist Church of Americas to serve as special Bible instructor, arrived yesterday with Mrs Nelson to make their home here. He is a renowned Georgia minister and scholar, whose revival work two months ago with Mrs Ford on Church Street impressed the community and will benefit the church as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. A. Nelson
First Baptist Church of Americas
Mia. Nelson
Nelson
Georgia
Mre. Ford
Oharoh Street
Money in Circulation Increases in 1901 Monthly Report
The Comptroller of the Currency reports the 1901 year end national bank note circulation at 360,289,726, up 2,148,551 from 1900 and up 569,015 for December. Bond based circulation is 225,009,206, up 16,714,637 for the year but down 1,203,880 for the month. Lawful money secured circulation stands at 36,280,420, up 3,435,910 yearly and 1,771,895 for the month. United States registered bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes total 326,280,280 and 110,844,050 for public deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Carter Case Reopens To Seize Ex Army Captain Funds
In Savannah on January 23 Marian Irwin, special assistant to the attorney general, filed a new bill in the government v O M Carter case. The action seeks to attach additional funds of the ex army captain, affecting Savannah Brewing Company, Savannah Lighterage and Transfer, and the Propeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
United States
Marian Irwin
O. M. Carter
Savannah Brewing Company
Savannan
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Sumter Sheriff Sales
Sumter Couric
Lillie Battle
Payton Battle
T. M. Allen
Guardian Sale
Webster Sheriff Sales
Ati
Pambe
Suh
Ter
Wetik
J. Drewly
Sucourt
Marion County
Johnson & Harrold
Isa Ater Spaingt Jy
Drew. Irisbec
Ath
Sheridl
Webster Go
Wensten Courry
Ike
Pfakinelt
Tennessee
Montgomery's New Hospital
Alabama
W. R. Bpillman
Manhattan
Kan
Bristow
Carter B. Keene
Freedom
Nunn
David A. Nunn
Internal Revenue
Fifth
White House
Representative Gibson
Sampson
Jan
Admiral Sampson
Robbins, &. C
George
Henry Dunbar
England
Glasgow
British Admiralty
Clyde Shipyards
DR. Nelson
M. Carter Case
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