Clarke County legal notices and sheriff sale 1909
Clarke County Georgia notices announce a sheriff sale of household and farm items to settle a distress warrant, the public sale of land in Clarke County in Hull Madison County, and estates with administrator appointments. Also road commissioners seek to redefine public roads and an executor sale of Baker Hill property including Cherry Street plot and household furnishings.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Athens
Towit
Cherry Street
Baker Hill
J. Crawford
Administrative notice of estate administration hearing
Ordinary's Office announces Mrs. Mattle Tuck's petition to be appointed administratrix de bonis non with will annexed for the estate of William Jones. The matter will be heard at the next regular term of the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June, 1909, in the county. May 4, 1909.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Lonnie A. Herring
M. B. Herring
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Mattle Tuck
William Jones
W. L. Giriffeth
Florence S. Fisher
Frank D. Streckjues
Samety
Court House
Svorola
Clarke
Mare
Johnson
Wingfield, SR
Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Company charter renewal
Wake of Clarke County Superior Court petition shows Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Company seeks twenty year charter renewal with option for renewal again. Proceedings set for sale of real estate as guardianship notices appear alongside. May 1909 filings by Joan D. Mel and clerk Elmer J. Crawford include certification and official seal.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said
Maihline
Improvement County
Oly
Pettioners
Fie
Leanid Improverent Company
Petitioner
Ald
Clarke County Superior Court
Ast Srd
Petitiopr
Joan D. Mel
I. Elmer J. Crawford
Geoorgia
Clarke Compty Building, Loan and Improvement Company
Crawford
Superior Court Clarke Co
After thirty years in chains back in Rabun county
The elderly man Holcombe, once jailed after a postwar theft conviction, surrendered to revisit his boyhood home in Rabun and face an appeal for pardon. Authorities plan to petition the prison commission, arguing a long period without blemish might warrant clemency.
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Rabun
Gray Lana
Hone
Georgia Alabama Industrial Progress Highlights Railroads and Roads
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports two new railroads with $2 million and $1 million capitals, including a Rome to Tennessee line financed by Michigan capital, and Savannah to Fort Gaines route. Alabama bond votes, road improvements, textile expansions, new mills, and multiple local bonds and contracts noted from Rome to Savannah.
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Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Rome
Tennessee Line
Michigan Capital
Georgia
Wigeh
Alabama
Birminghame
Ensley
Alia
Bainbridge
Commeres
Goa
Jesup
Lou
Summerville
Albany
Americus
la Grange
Greensboro
Akron
Ala
Sinimatra Tobacco Company
Brewton
Anniston
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gadsden
Centerville
Montgomery
Tessemer
Savannah
Selma
Marietta
Governor Inspects the Prison Farm at Milledgeville
Milanta Ga May 26 Governor Stoke Smith will personally inspect the state prison farm at Milledgeville next Monday. He will speak there Tuesday and likely travel Sunday night to have a full day visiting the farm and other institutions. He will review cases for possible pardons and may release many infirm prisoners after returning.
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Milanta
Stoke Smith
Milledgeville
Jerome quiz meeting set at Cooper Union
New York May 26 William T Jerome district attorney will face a question meeting at Cooper Union held by the People's Institute He will answer written questions submitted in advance to allow thorough review Jerome's office conduct during the last seven years is under scrutiny with many inquiries reportedly submitted.
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William T. Jerome
New York
Cooper Union
People's Institute
Jerome
Institute
Jeffries Johnson fight talk stirs Atlanta bidding
Atlanta whispers of a Jeffries Johnson championship bout to be staged in a new auditorium within months. Police reforms chief Mason’s lax stance on boxing spurs local bouts while a countywide crop condition report aims for May release, with Georgia gardeners awaiting the exact state of crops and stock.
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Atlanta
Jeffries Johnson
Carlos Mason
Reform
Police Board
Mason
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
T. G. Hudson
Wright
Five Children Burned to Death in School Fire Disaster
Central City Kentucky dated May 26 reports five children died after a stage fire at a school program by Mr. B. C Boyd. Dorothy Clay eight, Zelma Clay ten, Louise Marshall twelve, Neil McGreary eight, and Rena May Miller six perished as candles ignited their white muslin dresses. Mothers and relatives struggled to help while flames spread. several other children were injured. Albert Clay, foreman of Central City Foundry, is father of Dorothy and ZelmaClay.
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Central City
B. C.] Boyd
Dorothy Clay
Zelma Clay
Louise Marshall
Neil McGreary
Rena May Miller
Dorothy
Albert Clay
Meeting of Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota at Faribault
Faribault Minn May 26 Indications are the diocesan council will take no action dividing the Episcopal diocese of Minnesota nor creating a bishop coadjutor though both ideas will be discussed The main reason cited is the expense Delegates were well represented with notable clergy and lay leaders The opening sermon was by Rev George C Tanner and Bishop Edsall gave the annual address as the council plans to stay in session several days.
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Episcopal Diocese OF
Minnesota
Faribault
Minn
Diocessan Council
Folgall
George C. Tanner
D. D
Whippole
Edsall
Dr Steffen Urges Presbyterians to Fund Colleges
Dr J C Steffen of Dubuque Iowa told the Presbyterian general assembly in Denver on May 26 to let Rockefeller alone and fund college endowments from their own pockets. The assembly discussed next meeting site with Chicago gaining early leadership and a plan to spend $100000 on church buildings for the Tennessee synod after funds were diverted from the church.
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Denver
Colo
Rockefeller
J. C. Steffen
Dubuque
Iowa
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Atlantic City
Synod of
Tennessee
John J Moody Dies in Atlanta at 41
John T Moody prominent Atlanta businessman died at his East Fourteenth Street home from meningitis after a brief illness. A Rome native, he moved to Atlanta about 18 years ago, first in fertilizer then in real estate. He leaves a widow, a daughter, a son, and several sisters.
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Atlanta
John T. Moody
East Fourteenth Street
Mr. Moody
Rome
Ife
Young Witness Quips Back at Attorney in Courtroom
An impatient attorney presses a 16 year old witness with personal questions while the boy, red headed and confident, retorts with humor. He finally pivots the scene by pointing out the jurors present, risking a tense exchange in the trial.
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Blackstone
Bill
Watt
Jauick
Bill Watt
Scout
Thien
Pop Hisself
Atlanta Railroad Board Tackles Columbus Utility Rates
Atlanta, May 26. The railroad commission began hearing a Columbus case under new power to regulate municipal public service corporations. Consumers Association of Columbus and the city seek lower gas and electric rates from Columbus Railroad and Gas Light Co, owned by the same interests with Stone and Webster as controllers. Complainants want 7 cents max and 2 cents min for electric, gas at 90 cents per 1,000 feet. contend a local monopoly exists while producers argue production costs are low due to water power. hearing may last three days with judges, city officials, and company executives attending.
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Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Candler
Columbus
Consumers Association of Columbus
Columbus Railroad Company
Gas Light Company of
Stone & Webster of
Boston
J. H. Martin
T. T. Miller
Public Service Corporations
E. H. Callaway
Augusta
G. A. Garard
W. W. Osborne
Savannah
Rhodes Brown
C. W. Mizell
John C. Court
George J. Baldwin
John 8. Bleeker
Markets te seen oe oe elle Liverpool cotton
New York May 26 ruling prices on the Liverpool cotton market and Chicago quotations for May 26 show today’s exchange changes. The brief item notes market movers and price shifts across major benchmarks with emphasis on export staples and domestic quotes.
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Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Tone Ee Ee
Wee Ee
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