Sheriff Sale Notice in Clarke County Georgia 1909
Clarke County Georgia sheriff sale of assorted household goods tools and plant materiel to satisfy a distress warrant issued April 7 1909. Property belonged to R B Haywood and W T Bush and to be sold at Athens city court May term 1909. Also notices of administrative filings and public sales including Clarke County ordinary and guardianship actions with dates in May and June 1909.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Said County
R. B Haywood
W. T. Bush
City Court of
Athens
R. L. Moss
Haywood
Mattie Tuck
William Jones
Intel
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
W. D. Griffeth
Florence
Fisher
Frank D. Streckfuss
Foelle
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Tay
Towit
Cherry Street
Baker Hill
J. Crawford
Smith to Die on the Scaffold in Jacksonville
Otis D. Smith, once of Atlanta, is scheduled for execution in Jacksonville on May 7 for the murder of his sister in the city, the crime having occurred exactly one year earlier. A parole board could stay the sentence, but absent intervention the condemned man faces the scaffold within hours of the anniversary.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Otis D. Smith
Atlanta
Thig City
Secretary Knox Observes Birthday
Washington May 6 Secretary of State Philander C Knox received roses and a flood of congratulations from cabinet colleagues subordinates and diplomats as he marked his birthday. The article highlights his work ethic and routine noting his early rising habit and active personal attention to documents and public duties.
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Washington, D. C
Philander C. Knox
Department of Staff
Diplomatic Corps
Senatore
Knox
Washington
John Sherwin
Joy Hay
Elihu Root
Trelesa Joorker
Wahington
Cabinet
Truth
Protestant Episcopal Church
Seccretary of
Pennsylvania
Wright brothers to receive public welcome in Dayton
Dayton prepares a gala welcome for the Wright brothers as they return from Europe. A public holiday may be proclaimed, with decoration and invitations to prominent figures nationwide. The brothers plan to stay about a month to supervise finishing an aeroplane for Fort Myer trials and to arrange local manufacture.
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Citizens’ Committee
Europe
New York
Lorin Wright
Fort Myer
New York Cotton Prices and Global Quotations May 6
Ruling prices reported for New York cotton steady to quiet with middling around 10.20 to 10.0 cents. Liverpool and Chicago quotes show minor shifts with middling around 55.5 pence and near Open Close levels. Spot prices across U S ports range from about 10.0 to 11.15 cents, with several markets steady or firm and some quiet or dull.
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New York
Liverpool
Atlanta
New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Wilmington
Norfolk
Battimore
Toston
Philadelphia
Houston
Augusta
St. Louis
Tapulaville
Memphis
Mobile
Charleston
All-Day Song Service at Chattahoochee Park
A community music day hosted at Chattahoochee Park on the third Sunday in May invites all lovers of song to attend and join in the singing. Expected attendees include Halsey Brothers of Atlanta Vaughan and wife of Athens Prof Langdon of Monroe Stephens Brothers of Gaines Profs John and Henry Van Brown of Commerce Prof Rob erts and wife of Flowery Branch R N Wright of Alto Homer Roberson Prof Hays of Commerce M G Henderson of Jefferson J M Pierce of Atlanta W L Sykes and E A House of Winder Jacen and Thom Crow of Oakwood plus many others Bring a basket Chairman Jesse L. Smith Secretary 4 B. Matims
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Halsey Brothers
Atlanta
Vaughan Ad
Athens
Langdon
Monroe
Stephens
Brothers
Gaines
John and Henry van Brown
Commerce
Roberts
Flowery Branch
R. N. Wright
Alto
Homer Roberson
Hays
M. G. Hend Ierson
Jefferson
J. M. Pierce
W. L. Sykes
E. A. House
Winder
Jacen and
Thom Crow
Oakwood
Baseball Writers' Guide from the New York Mail
The guide lists crowd estimates for a ball game and notes humorous conventions. It urges reporters to report ranges from five hundred to thirty-one thousand eight hundred fifty-two and to never name the sun except Old Sol while predicting a city population growth to twenty thousand before the next census.
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Baseball Writers’ Guide
The
New York Mail
New York
Sol
J. Pluvius
History of Banking from Ancient Roots to U S. Institutions
Judge Andrew J. Cobb outlines banking origins from Assyrians and Babylonians to modern institutions. He traces Venice Genoa Amsterdam and London bankers, the rise of bills of exchange, and the evolution of central banks, including Bank of England and early American banks such as the Bank of North America and the First and Second Banks of the United States.
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Bankers of Group Two
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Andrew J. Cobb
Italy
Lombard Street
London
England
Bank of England
Bank of Venice
Bank of Genoa
Bank of
France
Louisiana
Canada
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Georgia
Centennial Congress
Bank of North America
Philadelphia
First Bank of the
United States
Second Bank of the
Pennsylvania
Congress
Chase
E G. Spaulding
Buffalo
N. Y
House of Representatives
United States Bank
Savannah
Planters’ Bank
Bank of Augusta
Central R. R and Banking Co
Bankers’ Association of
Knox
Georgia Bankers Association
Bankers’ Association
Mills B. Lane
Citizens’ Bank of Savannah
Macon
L. P. Hillyer
American National Bank of Macon
Bank Statement for Clarke County Georgia 1909
The document presents the Citizens Bank and Trust Co balance sheet as of May 6 1909 detailing assets including Loans and Discounts 98218.12 Overdrafts 264 etc Furniture and Fixtures 0 Cash in hand 8846.61 and totals 115639.85. Liabilities show Capital Stock 46670 Surplus Fund 200000 Undivided Profits 1942.84 Deposits 41826.15 Due to Clearing House 8200.86 Bills Payable 20000.00. The statement is sworn by R H McCrary Cashier before Notary M F McKinney.
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Seaee
STAE
Georgia
Clarke County
R. H. McCrary
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
M. F. McKinney
Georgia Banking History and Central Bank Origins
A historical survey traces Georgia banks from the Bank of Augusta and Planters Bank to the Central Bank and State Bank history. It notes chartered banks, state and national policies, conflicts with the Second Bank, and the rise of railroads and banking associations shaping regulation and depositor protections.
Tourists Flock to Paris Amid Overcrowding and High Prices
Paris is crowded with vehicles and people, driving prices up at the smart hotels. A hotel guest pays about seventy dollars daily for rooms, while a dish of strawberries costs eight dollars. Agencies seek furnished apartments for short stays, with one offer of seven hundred dollars a month for a reasonably sized flat fit for two well to do travelers.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Before and After Lovers and Married Couples Quarrel
Miss Jones notes lovers turn their backs when quarrelling while Miss Smith observes married couples fly at each other during quarrels.
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Miss Jones
Miss Smith
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W. E. Jackson
Clarke County, Ga
J. McNealy
Decea
Wingfield, SR
Lonnie A. Herring
M. B
Srying
Alg. Bray
Elizabeth Connell
Smith
Tas
Chicago
Exchange Today
Ene Ee Ee
O Eer
Dee
Ahaataceeti
Tell
Chattahoochee Park
Jesse L. Smith
B. Matims
Bankers
Banco
Macleod
Venice
Republic of Venice
Bank of Amsterdam
Holland
Amsterdam
East India Company
William the Conqueror
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
John Howard
Ferdinand Phinizy
Richard Tubman
John McKinnie
Janes Gardner
Hugh Nesbit
David
Reid John Moore
John Campbell
John Willgon
Anderson Watking
John Carmichael
State of Georgia
Darien
Central Bank
Second
Savanah
Darien Bank
Georgia Railroad Bank
Central Railroad Bank
Georgia R. R. and Banking Co
Central R. R. Banking Co
Central R. R. and Canal Co
Central Railroad Co
Wall
New York Herald
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