Notice of Order to Sell Land in Clarke County Georgia 1908
Legal notices summarize applications to Clarke County Georgia Ordinary court authorizing sale of estate land. Includes multiple filings by administrators and guardians for estates of Spears Brown and Chandler, road orders, incorporations, and divorce cases with dates, parties, and sale terms.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
R. T. DuBose
Geo. C. Spears
Eald Sienre
Aaid
B. Wingfield
Georgia
WW. Brown
Old County
Menilay
W. L. McManus
Vn Own
Said County
Clarke
State of
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Julia J. Chandler
A. D
Court House
Athens
Sald
Backsald
C. DB. Chandler
Ben County
Jefferson
Salade
Center
R. R
Lula
C. B. Chas _rens
Lucian la Vson
Co. B. Chandler
Lucian L. Ray
Clara Coggins
Henry C. Coggins
Clarke Superior Court
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Thomas Blair
Robert Gresham Blair
Superior Court
Gale
Princeton
Central Railroad
White Hall
Harris and
Sansom
Harris
Harris and Sansom
Sansom Place
Princeton Factory
Factory Road
Charlotte
Edward Lee Rives
Ethel Montine Rives
Lang
H. Abrams
S. Abrams
Clarke County Superior Court
C. H. Brand
Guy R. Brightwell
William Fleming
H. Fleming
Florida
Georgia Investment Company
Mell
Georgian Investment Company
State OF Georgia
J. R. Crane
W. H. Morton
Shoal Creek
Lexington Road
James W
W. H. Merton
L. C. Wardlaw
W. M. Wardlaw
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Chandler
Hodgson
Cobb Street
Jester
Cc. H. Chandler
Lumpkin County
Union County
C. H. Chaniler
Said
Lexington
J. P. Johnson
E. M
Blackman
Justice Court
BE. M
John Z. Cooper
Jackson County
Tromas and
Strong Streets
Admi
City of
Thomas and Dougherty
Hiram H. Crawford
Mary L. Henley
G. G
Cooper
Mary Elizabeth Key
Miles Erwin
John Mitchell
Maggie Jackson
S. B. Wingfield
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Boas of Commissioners of Roads
John B. Gamble
Independence party charges Tammany fraud in New York election
Hearst era report states that the independence party claims wholesale registration frauds and says Tammany leaders plan to deploy hundreds of repeat voters. sworn affidavits are cited from two independence party men who purportedly refused to join the scheme.
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Hearst
New York
Independence Party
Leary
Tammany
Merchants urged to fear Bryan election tactics
Nations Chairman Mack accuses Republican campaign chiefs of pressing friendly businesses to spread panic that Bryan’s win would harm trade. He vows to publish names of offenders to expose methods and invites state chairs to supply any persons or corporations using such tactics. Also includes a domestic remedy ad for back pain with local druggists listed.
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Bryan
Chicago
Ill
Mack
William Bryan
Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever
Note advises Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever and colds with soothing action on the air passages. Declares no cocaine nor mercury and warns against substitutes. Sold by all druggists, price 60 cents, mailed by Ely Bros New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Torran Street
New York
Assaulted Girl Near Her Home in North Carolina
In Charlotte on October 14 Pearl Ticker a 16 year old girl was attacked by a Black man named Henry Faggart near Concord about 20 miles north of Charlotte while picking corn. He seized her at gunpoint and threatened to kill her if she reported the crime. A posse of about five hundred citizens captured a suspect and police retrieved him in an automobile.
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Charlotte
N. C
Qet
Pearl Ticker
Concord
Henry Faggart
Boser
Foley's Kidney Remedy Restores Indianapol is Jeweler's Health
A Indianapolis jeweler C R King of The Jeweler reports severe kidney trouble left him barely able to walk a hundred feet. After four bottles Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion cured backache and irregularities. He can now attend to business daily and recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy after doctors and other remedies failed. Sold by all druggists.
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C. R. King
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
Annual Conclave Knights Templars Opens in Cincinnati
The sixty sixth annual conclave of the Knights Templars Grand Commandery of Ohio began in Cincinnati today and will continue over tomorrow. Attendance is unusually large and includes commanderies from Columbus Cleveland Toledo Dayton Springfield Youngstown and other cities throughout Ohio.
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Knights Templars
Cincinnati
Knights Templars Grand Commandery of
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Springfield
Youngstown
Where Bullets Flew Civil War Vet Credits Electric Bitters
David Parker of Fayette New York, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says Electric Bitters were worth more than five hundred dollars to him. He spent much on doctors for stomach trouble with little result, then found relief and strength as a tonic. 50c at W J Smith & Bro.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
W. J. Smith & Bro
R. Pstrerr
Setedra Strroe
Army of Cumberland Assembly at Chattanooga Reunion
Chattanooga hosts the Society of the Army of the Cumberland for its annual reunion recalling Lookout Mountain Mission Ridge and Chickamauga battles. The gathering honors wartime feats under Sherman and the Chattanooga to Atlanta campaign with limited routine business planned.
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Army OF Cumberland
Reunion
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Mission Ridge
Orchard Enot
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Missionary Ridge
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga
Mississippi
W. T. Sherman
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Iowa Convention
Large gathering fills the Baptist church auditorium in Fort Dodge for the opening of the annual state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Professor Ily of Cedar Rapids speaks on Modern Educational Ideas while Stephen Morris from the national child labor committee discusses the issue. officers will be elected and the business session proceeds tomorrow.
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Daughters OF Amercan Revolution
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Det
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Baptist Church
Ily
Cedar Ralls
Stephen Morris
National Committee On Child Labor
Change of receivers asked of the court
A petition filed in Atlanta before Judge Newman seeks a court appointed receiver for Pearl cotton mills in Alberton. It asks annulment of a prior order naming T M Swift as receiver, alleging his seizure violated the bankrupt act and that moving creditors were not bonded to cover damages. Swift and relatives reportedly own stock in the defendant company.
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Atlanta
Newman
United States Court
Bowling Coal Company
Coalfield, Tenn
Bis Hill Coal Company
Cincinnati
Carhart Bros
New York
Pearl Cotton Mills
Alberton
T. M. Swift
Captain Swift
Convention Opens As United Confederate Veterans Meet
Little Rock welcomed many visitors as the United Confederate Veterans of Arkansas held their annual convention. The gathering convened in the state house of representatives at noon under Major General James H. Berry and will continue sessions through tomorrow.
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Little Rock
Ark
United Confederate Veterans of Arkansas
House of Representatives
James H. Berry
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Georg Thoke
James F. Hart
B. Clair
Eald Incorporation
Pethone
G&g
Thos. F. Green
C. Blair
Wi Unn
Epps Bridge
Holman, Hodgson, King and McNeill
A. J. Crawford
D. H. McNeill
Mra
J.S. King
A H. Hodgson
C. N. Hodgson
FE. J. Crawford
John B. Famble
Grady Avenue
J. T. Anderson
J. W. Ingle
R. B. Russell
Russell
J. C. Anderson
Anderson
Strong Street
Henry Palmer
Ida L. Chamberlain
Dr. Mathews
J. R. Nunnally
J. L. Daniel
Jack Cofer
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Athens and
Lawrenceville
Mt. Sinai Church
Fowler Mill
A. J. Odham
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue For
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Sharges
Chamberlain
Hf. R. Pahner & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro. F
McEvoy
L. P. Canning
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren, J. Smith & Bro
BE. C. McEvoy
Heather
Warsen Stront
Nave
York
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