Legal Ads in Clarke County Georgia 1908 Discharges and Notices
Notices in Clarke County Georgia announce administrator discharges for J B Lowe and I Rosenberg estates, citations to show cause for dismission, a proposed Athens health board act, various sheriff sales in Athens Clarke County, and a sale of a half interest in Athens Park lots under W L McManus administrator order.
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Georgia
Chirke County
K. S. Anderson
J.B. Lowe
Dec
Athens
BR. Wingfield, SR
Clarke County
Myer Stern
I. Rosenberg
Wingfield, SH
General Assembly
State of
Ena
Lillie M. Harris
Otis Harris
Said
Ss. B. Wingfield, Sr. Ordy
Clarke CuyoNniy
K. OS. Anderson
OB. Howe
Des
S. B. Wingfield
Clarke
Vine Street
George Brightwell
St. Mark's Church
Mary
Richard Thomas
Superior Court
A. H. Talmage
Ww. Jackson
W. J. McManus
M. W. Brown
B. H. Kinnebrew
B. Wingfield, SR
Court of Ordinary
W. L. McManus
Court House
Gale
Athens Park and Improvement Co
Buener Vista
Hillander & Tronting
Buena Vista Avenue
Yunah Avenue
Ceriue
Mad Dog Choked by Nervy Woman Saves Owner
A 60 pound shepherd dog attacked Mr Forrester and Miss Martha Dittes. Mrs Forrester wrestled the dog on the porch gripping the neck with her fingers, finally choking him to death as the animal weakened and collapsed.
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Ther Dos
Forrester
Marih Ditte
Anial
Land offers lure for settlers to Wilkes County
E J Wilkinson of Tignall Wilkes County Georgia invites settlers to move from high lands to Wilkes. He lists multiple acreages for sale from 14 to 780 acres with prices per acre and promotes better land for families. He urges readers to write and have land prepared for them and welcomes newcomers to visit.
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Wilks
Wilkes County
Outrageous barroom shooting shocks Boston Jamaica Plains
A Jamaica Plains barroom in Boston was attacked by three men firing with heavy revolvers just before closing. One man died, two others wounded, as the assailants fled. Proprietors Winters and McManus ran the saloon at Washington and Boyleston streets. authorities pursued leads and identified the dead as Frank J. Dine, with two other victims: Patrick R. Doran and Thomas Winters hospital bound with wounds. A chaotic scene followed amid public uproar and debates over prenuptial vows and spousal autonomy.
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Boston
Jamaica Plains
Frank J. Dine
Patrick R. Doran
City Hospital
Thomas Winters
Winters & McManus
Washington and
Boyleston Streets
Uy Ve
Gee, Wu Ie
Reception for Prince of Wales in Quebec draws 35000 crowd
Quebec July twenty second crowds line Differin Terrace as the Prince of Wales and royal party arrive aboard Indomitable. Salutes from British French ships and a Minotaur guard, escorted to Parliament, then to the Citadel for a state dinner. The visit includes naval reviews pageants and the Plains of Abraham ceremony.
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Quebec
New Hampshire
United States
Exmouth
Duncan
Albemarle
Russell
Venus
Arrogant
Leon Gambetta
Admiral Aube
Minotaur
Differin Terrace
Premiee Laurier
Earl of Dudley
Australia
Francis Hopwood
Colonial Office
Prince of Wales
King’s Wharf
Parliament House
Royal
Northwestern
Mounted Police
Tits Foveal Highness
Huehor
Vance
Cornwall
York
Plains of Abraham
Citadel
Lord
Lady Grey
Charles W. Fairbanks
Earl Dudley
Jaureguilberry
Republic of France
King's Bastion
Champlain
Champlain Monument
American Athletes Show Up Well at Olympic Games
London July 22 Melvin W Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club defeated England’s distance men in the 800 meters setting an Olympic record of 1 52 4 5 while running the 1500 in 4 56 and a 1 54 half mile near the world mark Porter also won the high jump with 5 feet 3 inches and came within a shade of the world record Progress and strong performances by American sprinters and track stars highlighted a largely American day at the stadium with few serious setbacks in heats across events and several clear victories for America across distance sprinting and field events.
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London
Melvin W. Sheppard
New York
America
Harry F. Porter
M. F. Sweeney
Dty
Porter
A. Gidney
Boston
Leahy
Somody
Hungary
Ireland
Leithy
Vanderbilts Horses Lose to English Buyers in Tattersalls Sale
New York reports Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s sixty American trotting coach horses were sold at Tattersall’s London auction after a London crowd, aided by a British buyer clique, largely cornered the bidding. The English resold fifty six Vanderbilt horses in the outside ring, yielding about 15000 dollars in profit to British dealers.
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New York
Alfred Gwynne
London
Tattersall’s
Mr. Vanderbilt
America
Vanderbit
Railroad cuts out all sales of liquor on trains
General Passenger Agent Samuel G Hateh announced that the Illinois Central Railway will not permit liquor sales on any diners or buffet cars south of the Ohio River. He cited many local option states and noted Texas has had similar laws benefiting all concerned.
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Chicago
Samuel G. Hateh
Linois Central Railway Company
Ohio River
Ohio
Texas
Louisiana
New York Market Close Reported Mixed Prices
The New York market closed with mixed results as several shorthand quotes appeared. Notable figures included 9.23 for USP ict et sete and 9.30 for ANBUSt. ok cee cee aye tee with 9.88 for see cee nee tee ae ee.
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New York
USP
Ict
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