Sheriff Sale of Personal Property in Clarke County
Clarke County will hold a sheriff sale at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1909 for cash. The distressed items include pliers, wrenches, harness punch, vise, screwdriver, pipes, skates, chains, and household goods owned by R B Haywood and W T Bush to satisfy a distress warrant. The action is in favor of R I Moss against R T Maywood and W T Bush. returnable to the City Court of Athens. May 6, 1909.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Said County
R. B. Haywood
W. T. Bush
City Court of
Athens
R. I. Moss
R. T. Maywood
W.T. Bush
Eorgia
Mattle Tuck
William Jones
Court of Ordinary
J. Wingfield, SR
Notice Public Sale Clarke County Georgia 1909
Public sale ordered by Clarke County Court of Ordinary to Elizabeth Connell estate and others. Property includes Elizabeth Connell land and Gljetaine lands with a purchaser to pay notes. sale set for the June Tuesday at Clarke County location.
Administration Sale of Baker Hill Estate in Athens Ga
public sale announced by court order to occur on the first Tuesday in June 1905 at the courthouse in Clarke county. the real estate known as Baker Hill home place at 160 cherry street Athens covers about 51 by 162 feet with improvements. furniture including beds chairs tables stove crockery and an organ to be sold with cash terms. administrator e j crawford handles estate of baker hill deceased.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Athens
Cherry Street
Baker Hill
E. J. Crawford
Sale of Smuggled Garments Under Uncle Sam
In New York a June sale opened at the Custom House auctioning off seized dresses from five trunks valued over 50000 dollars. Marshal Henkel led the sale with 322 lots including princess robes, shirt waists, veiling robes, laces, kimonos, and embroidery. A second sale of 203 lots, with French embroidery and a sable skin among items, is scheduled for next Friday, with three more sales later this month.
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Uncle Sam
New York
Marshal Henkel
Pierrepont Chauncey Wedding In New York
Miss Nathalie Elizabeth Chauncey daughter of Mr and Mrs Elihu Chauncey wed Seth Low Pierrepont son of Henry E Pierrepont of Brooklyn at Old Trinity Church New York. Attendants included representatives of the oldest New York and Brooklyn families. The couple will sail to Paris soon where Mr Pierrepont serves as Third Secretary at the American embassy.
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Pierrepont
Chauncey
New York
Old Trinity Church
Nathalie Elizabeth Chauncey
Elihu Chauncey
Seth Low Pierrepont
Henry E. Pierrepont
Brooklyn
Paris
Mr. Pierrepont
National Cotton Congress Meeting in Monte Ne Arkansas
The third annual National Cotton Congress meets at Monte Ne Arkansas from June 21 to 26. The event features formal sessions, crop condition briefings, trade information talks, a fishing contest, and social events led by Cotton Men Club of Monte Ne with speakers including John Walker of Sparta Georgia.
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National Cotton Congress
Monte Ne
Arkansas
Ozark
Vinola Wine Ranch
White River
Club Company of
John JD. Walcker
Sparta
Georgia
Barr
R L West Buys Gainesville Road In Bid In Atlan ta Buyer Wins Bid
Special Master Commissioner Samuel C Dunlap readvertised the Gainesville street railway sale at the Gainesville courthouse. R L West of Atlanta bid in the bondholders for 104000 to secure the property. The prior sale had opened at 86000 with Gen A J Warner pushing the bid to 90000 before Judge William T Newman refused confirmation and ordered reauction. Only two bidders stood, West for bondholders and Langford for Warner interests.
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Inesville
Samuel C. Dunlap
Court House
Gainesville
R. L. West
Atlanta
William T. Newman
A. J. Warner
Newman
Gen. Warner
Mr. West
J. J. Langford
General Warner
National Grocers Hold Portland Convention Opens
Portland Oregon June 2 The National Association of Retail Grocers opens its annual convention with delegates from twenty nine states in attendance President C J Kramer of Little Rock Arkansas presides and discussions cover bankruptcy act net weight bill and industry cooperation. Richmond Virginia June 2 The General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church meets with over 200 delegates representing 280000 communicants. John Barrymore cast announced for The Candy Shop.
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Portland
Ore
National Association of Retail Grocers
C. J. Kramer
Little Rock
Ark
Richmond
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. Owen
Hagerstown
Senate 15 Holds Night Sessions On Tariff Bill Debate
Washington June 2 The Senate began consideration of the cotton cloth schedule after Chairman Aldrich signaled night sessions to handle the tariff bill. Senators Smoot and Lodge led lengthy arguments defending committee provisions with focus on mercerization and protection of American manufacturers. Adjourned at 5:05 p m with further debate planned. House session brief with no business.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Smoot Andlodge
Committee On Finance
Utah
Lodge
Republican Party
New England
Dolliver
Finance Committee
Root
Board of General Appraisers
House
Thursda
Sentences Delayed for Former Sheriff Shipp Case
Washington June 2 The court postponed sentencing for former Sheriff Shipp and deputy Jeremiah Gibson and for Luther Williams Nick Nelan Henry Padgett and Williams Mayes of Chattanooga Tennessee on contempt charges connected with the 1905 lynching of Ed Johnson. The case goes over to next term with defendants free on bond as courts outside crowded with attorneys and congressmen observers and a protesting Negro outsider. Pope Pius X also celebrated his seventy fifth birthday in Rome with special masses in Catholic churches.
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Washington
Sheriff Shipp
Jeremiah Gibson
Luther Williams
Nick Nelan
Henry Padgett
Williams Mayes
Chatanooga
Tenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Ed Johnson
Tennessee
Rome
Pope Pius X
Treviso
Editor Miller Stabbed in Court Yard Over School Charges
J R Miller editor of the Statesboro News and school trustee was stabbed in two places by A J Bird in the courthouse yard during a dispute over charges against the First District Agricultural School Birds actions followed a meeting summons and Miller was wounded while attempting to press witnesses for proof Bird denies making the charges and says rumors prompted action Miller was taken to a physician and Bird is out on bond
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Stateboro
First District Agricultural School
A. J. Bird
Metter
J. R. Miller
Statesboro News
Bird
Court House
eAtah
Pard
Turner
Haseen
Miller
Troustes
Presbyterians of Canada General Assembly Opens in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ontario the thirty sixth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada convenes for a two day session. A large ministerial commission and elder representation signal strong attendance. Church union tops the agenda with a basis already agreed upon and under review by the assembly for acceptance modification or rejection.
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Presbyterians OF
Presbyterian Church
Fraternal Lodge Meetings Announced for Vernon and Keystone
Tax receiver J. H. Dorsey notes tax returns while Vernon Lodge F and A M and St Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias invite Master Masons and Knights to regular Thursday and Monday sessions. Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons lists third Tuesday meetings at Max Joseph building.
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Vernon Lodge
St Elmo Lodge
K of P
St. Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
May Joseph Building
Clayton and Wall Streets
Keystone
Royal Arch Masone
Max Joseph
J. G. Trussell
H. P
B. Stond
Copper Company Vice President Remains in Tombs
George Baglin vice president of United Copper Company is jailed in the Tombs by Judge Lacombe until missing bonds tied to a federal probe are produced. Sanford Robinson, a director, faces similar action to be ruled on tomorrow morning. Both accused of aiding the removal of subpoenaed books amid a grand jury hearing.
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New York
George Baglin
United Copper Company
Tombs Prison
Baglin
Robinson
Heinze Brothers
Coast Line Shows Decreased Earnings in Georgia
Arinta Ga June 2 Special The Coast Line Railroad reports a 24.6 percent drop in Georgia intra state passenger earnings for the year ending March 31 1909 while inter state passenger revenue rose. The report covers rate changes from 214 to 212 cents and mileage book policy under railroad commission orders.
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Arinta
Smith
Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Toe Railroad Commission
Georgia
Coast Line
Ladies Watch Interest Grows in Typographical Union Label Contest
Readers urged to enter or assist others as the contest rewards the woman who submits the most printed matter. Prizes include five dollars and entries must be received by July 3, 1909.
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Athens
General Arthur MacArthur Retired After 47 Years Service
Washington June 2 Lt General Arthur MacArthur is retired after a 47 year career making him the twelfth and last American officer to reach the rank. The article traces his Civil War beginnings in Milwaukee and his rise through the ranks to command in the Philippines and the Department of the Pacific. It notes his Medal of Honor action at Missionary Ridge and his progression to lieutenant general before retirement.
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Washington
D. C
Arthur MacArthur
George Washington
Adams
MacArthur
Henry C. Corbin
Massachusetts
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Milwaukee
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Lincsoln
Arthur
Thre
Dirst
Perryville
Stone River
Chickamauga
Missionary
Congress
Ile
Sherman
Avlanta
Twenty-fourth Wisconsin Infantry
Tie
Adjutant Generals Department
Manila
Philippines
Otis
Ite
United States
Regular Army
Department of Lakes
Department of the East
Department of California
Division of the Pacific
Russia
Japan
Far East
India
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Frank D. Streckfuss
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National Cotton Congress Meeting
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