Clarke County divorce notices and charter filing in 1910
Clarke County notices announce libel for divorce actions in the October Term 1910 with removals of disabilities and intermarriage, including Emmet Hill and Parthenia Hill, A W Phelps, and Grace Holmes L W Holmes, plus an estate probate for William J Hale and a charter application for Arnold Canning Company with Athens office.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Emmet Hill
Parthenia Hill
Clarke Superior Court
Superior Court
A. W. Phelps
L. W. Holmes
Grace Holmes
Arnold Canning Company seeks charter in Clarke County
The Cobb and Erwin petition seeks incorporation of Arnold Canning Company to operate wholesale or retail groceries in Athens Georgia with branches elsewhere. The charter would authorize real estate purchases debt financing by notes bonds and by laws with officers and a five director board. The clerk confirms the application as filed August 18 1910 and notes the Hamilton Club hosts Roosevelt banquet in Chicago inviting many Republicans.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke
Said County
W. R. Canning
R. L.eee
O. H. Arnold, Jr
Clarke County
Georgia
N. D .Arnold
Oglethorpe County
Arnold-Canning Company
Athens
Doration
Cobb & Erwin
E. J. Crawford
Elmer J. Crawford
Arnold Canning Company
Roosevelt to Address Republican Leaders in Chicago Gold Room
In Chicago on September 8 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will speak to a mixed group of Republican leaders from the Middle West at the Congress Hotel. The former president is expected to outline his views on party issues and clarify his stance between insurgents and standpatters, with a progressive tilt likely to aid the insurgency. It remains uncertain how forcefully he will press the insurgent cause.
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Hamilton Club
Roosevelt
Cannon
LaFollette
Cummins
Fairbanks
Borah
Idaho
Warren
Missouri
Davidson
Wisconsin
Chicago
Freeport
Cincinnati
Congress Hotel
Theodore Roosevelt
Middle West
Republican Party
New York Opens Grand Penn Station and Tunnels
The Pennsylvania Railroad inaugurated traffic through New Yorks Penn Station and its tunnels to New Jersey and Long Island. The massive Roman Doric complex spans 28 acres, features a 153 foot height, a vast main waiting room, and connects to subways and streets via multiple entrances.
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New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
New Jersey
Long Island
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hudson
East River
Terminal Station
7Th
Sth Avenues
3D Streets
New York Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milford
Mass
7Th Avenue
Capitol
Washington
8Th Avenue
33D Street
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Wan
Palmer & Sons
Rexard
Clayton St. Prince Ave
Gertral
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
H. R. McLean
D. A. Nolan
Phope
Macadam Road
J. R. Crane & Co
Kinnebrew
Shackelford-Hodgson
Corner College Ave
Clayton Streets
Clarence N. Walker
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
A. J. Still
the Silence
Athens, Ga
J. T. Anderson
Wilson
Gite
Dixie Loan Co
College Avenue
Annie Belle Veal Phelps
Augusta Elligan As
Irvin Elligan
Charles H. Brand
S. C
Mrs
William J. Hale
John White Morton
Cor
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
B. Y. Harris
THE
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern, W. T. Bryan
Deupree Hunnicutt
M. G. Michael, J. A. Hunnicutt
T. 8. Mell
L. F. Edwards
VIA
Ead Teteran
Richmond
C.D. Wayne
Atlanta, Ga
J. Z. Hoke
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Bhees Board
Citizens Bank & Trust CO
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