Randolph Case Before Judge Brand
Judge Brand heard yesterday the motion for a new trial in Miss Minnie May Randolph versus W. C. Howard and J. F. Randolph Jr. executors of J. E. Randolph deceased. The former trial awarded Randolph 3240.10 principal and 929.50 interest. the executors seek a new trial and Brand will rule after reviewing briefs. Attorneys: plaintiff H. Dean, J. S. Ayers, K. L. Smith. Executors: J. J. Strickland, J. A. B. Mahaffey.
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Me HH. H. Dean
Jamesville
J. S. Ayers
Jefferson
K. Ld. Smith
Commerce
Messrs
J. J. Strickland
Athens
J. A. B. Mahaffey
Franklin Court Special Term Opens in Carnesville
Judge Charles H. Beand will convene a Franklin Superior court special term in Carnesville Georgia tomorrow after a prior session was lost due to the new courthouse construction. Solicitor General Tribble and court stenographer Knight depart today. several important trials are schedule for this session.
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Charles H. Beand
Tribble
Knight
Carnesville
Franklin Superior Court
The Famous Swim and a Sunday School Lesson
A Bohemian report quotes a Sunday school teacher noting the danger of telling stories to younger generations. The tale involves misfired morals, a favored athletic anecdote, and a new deal with Tri elusion, with the teacher responding to questions about the story’s respect and clarity.
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Patrik
von Tell
They All Do It In A Chicago School Lesson
A mother learns her child’s lesson was harmed by well meant help from parents. The teacher relates a story: a pupil’s mother asks if the work was correct, the reply is no, and the parent is told not to be sorry since others have errors too.
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Asan Ifustr
Chicago
Astm
Ehibl
Pepentel
Miamma
City Time Gainesville Midland Train Schedules
Daily train arrivals and departures for Athens and Gainesville routes under Georgia Railroad and Central of Georgia. Includes mixed and regular passenger trains, Sunday exceptions, and specific times such as 9:16 am and 3:50 pm arrivals, 6:00 am and 10:50 am departures, with agent J. Z. Hoke listed.
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Gainesville Midland
Athens
Georgia Railroad
ARIVE
Mrs McGinty's Remains Brought to Athens for Burial
Relatives brought the remains of Mrs Corneliy McGinty to Athens yesterday and placed them in the cemetery vault for interment. She died recently in Athens and the family arranged for her to be laid to rest here.
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Corneliy
McGinty
Thinta
A Sweet Singer at Oconee Today
A sweet singer will appear at St Ocone Street Church today. Mr Nolen Teairixn is billed as the featured artist with gospel tunes and sentimental numbers. The event promises a heartfelt performance aimed to touch the heart.
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Oconee
St Ocone Street
Nolen Teairixn
Neer
Serpent Saves Boy From Brutal Village School Master
A Mahajar boy detained after school by a teacher in a Jubbulpore village school endured torture for his ornaments. The master, attempting to kill him with a stone, was restrained as a black serpent emerged and coiled around the teacher before police arrived to arrest him.
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Akhior
Jubbulpore
Neo
Anc Sete Puissersby
Polies
A Fish Story From Judge's Library
An old fisherman hears a stranger voice while fishing and learns the caller is Tam the game warden. The warden asks about luck and the fisherman boasts of catching 47 yesterday and 17 today, then reveals he is the biggest hare in the state.
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Tam
Time's Changes
Harper's Weekly vignette about a couple discussing marriage and material comfort. A playful exchange notes a tiny flat leaving no place to lay anything down reflecting domestic humor of the era. Characters are unnamed, highlighting social mores and humor in a period setting.
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Harper's Weekly
Thoughtless Man Prompts Scorn in Catholic Standard
A passenger recalls a packed car where a woman’s rancorous look followed his failure to thank her. The brief vignette notes the social tension caused by a forgotten gesture and the impact of manners on public demeanor.
Snow White Opera for city school benefit
The little opera Snow White to be staged on Nov 20 for the city school benefit under Mr. Tyler with Misses Thomas and Brand and Messrs. Morton and Hodgson directing. One hundred chorus children in fancy costumes, costumes from Baltimore, plus one hundred young performers in Babies in Toyland and Jane and the Piper. Tickets on sale by the children. prices 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Tyler
Thomas
Brand
Morton
Hodgson
Baltimore
Jane
Piper
Negroes Arrested by Police on Broad Street
Yesterday Will Rowland, a colored man, was arrested for cursing in defense of ladies on Broad Street. Alex Williams, also colored, challenged Jack Holmes, a white man, at Broad and Foundry, threatening to brain him with a bottle. Police intervened and jailed the intoxicated man in the city prison.
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Will Rowland
Broad Street
Alex Williams
Broad
Foundry Streets
Jack Holmes
Segro
Prisoners Carried to Hall County Jail in Gainesville
Messrs Tom Trammell and Bud Wier returned from Gainesville where they transported thirteen prisoners to Hall County jail. The men had been sentenced at the federal court session and were sent on Friday the thirteenth of the month. An unlucky combination noted by observers.
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Tom Trammell
Bud Wier
Gainesville
Hall County
Federal Court
Richmond baritone to sing at First Methodist Church
Mr. L. O. Tyler of Richmond Virginia will sing a solo at eleven o clock this morning during the First Methodist church morning services. His fine voice is expected to enrich the church musical program.
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MR. Tyler
First Methodist
L. O. Tyler
Richmond
Tyler
Packing a Box for Orphan's Home
The ladies of the First Methodist church prepare a box for the Decatur Orphans Home. They urge readers to donate children's clothes or money to Mrs. 4 L. King on Grady Avenue early this week.
Collector Possesses Vast Private Stock of Quarter Eagles
Joseph F. Mitchelson of Tariffville Conn. has built the world’s largest private assortment of U S quarter eagles, boasting 169 of 172 known varieties since 1796. He has coins from Philadelphia, Charlotte, Dahlonega, New Orleans and San Francisco, with several mint records not in official catalogs.
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United States
Joseph F. Mitchelson
Tariffville
Conn
Michelson
Philadelphia
Charlotte
Dahlonega
New Orleans
San Francisco
Carson City
Mitchelson
United
The
Chemical
Mechiunics
Yorkville
Garfield
New York
New England
Atlantic States
Philadelphia Mint
Rare US coin varieties and a political car tale noted
The article catalogs rare coin varieties with values linked to auctions in 1906 and recent sales, noting pieces with the motto E Pluribus Unum omitted and scarce dates from 1826 to 1866. It then shifts to a street car interview with a state senator, who dodges questions about health and real estate and reveals concerns about an All-Halloween origin.
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Stickney
Philadelphia
Reerey
Eid
New Orleans Picayune
Listen needed to understand even simple statements
In a New York Press anecdote a business man notes that many people, including a stenographer and a telephone operator, only respond when prefixed by the word listen. He recalls telling a letter to a stenographer and being told to begin with Now listen or risk no response.
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New York
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