Libel for Divorce and Charter Petitions in Clarke County
Legal notices report multiple court actions in Clarke County Georgia. Includes libel for divorce against Ida R Newell and Nancy Taylor cases, plus petitions to amend charters for Southern Manufacturing Company Aberdeen Linen Mills and Athens Domestic Laundry, with clerk attestations and dates in February through March 1905. A sheriff sale of J A Saye property is noted for May.
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Broward Taylor
He E Clarke
Nanny Taylor
Nancy Taylor
Edward Taylor
Clarke
Georgia
Bresell
Ie Ahn
Superior Court
Clarke Court
Erwin & Erwin
Clarke County
KC Branein
Biwerds
O.matholde de Doutzen
Dop Miller
Athens
Capital Creek
Air Capital
Cain
Busi
Atete
Dhia
Inrle
Kad. Crawford
Aaid
Maceh
KJ. Crawford
Clarke Up
Johnson
L.G Johnson
Ad County
Johnson Kent
Jandred Mators
Owingfield
Southern Manufacturing Company
McWhorter
Strickland & Green
E. J. Crawford
Ieorgia
Clarke Connaty
J. J. Crawford
Court House
J. A. Saye
City Court of
Woodward Mantel Company
Ida L. Shewell
JNO
W. Wher
British Warships Sold for Junk at Chatham Dockyard
London April 6 31 obsolete British war vessels were sold to the highest bidders at Chatham dockyard. Total realized $680 000. Among the lots were 12 cruisers including Warspite Northampton Caledonia and Australia two torpedo boats and the training ship Exmouth. No ship could be sold to a foreign power and all must be broken up within 12 months. Ships represented an original outlay of $15 000 000.
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London
Chatham Dockyard
Warspite
Northampton
Calatea
Australia
Exmouth
Mia F. L. Phelps Praises Chamberlain’s Tablets in Houston
Mia F L Phelps of Houston Texas reports “I have used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with most satisfactory results” for indigestion biliousness and constipation. Sold by W J Smith and Bro and H R Palmer and Sons.
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Chamberlain
Mia. F. L. Phelps
Houston
Texas
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Bons
Ohio Woman’s Life Reveals 84 Year Secret Auction Abandonment
Ledonia Ohio April 6 Ultimately Lydia Koenreich born Charity Field faced a hidden past unearthed days before her death. An eastern Ohio township auctioned infants to foster homes with bids paid per year. Lydia learned her birth parents only in final days of life, after learning her true name years earlier as Lydia Green before marriage.
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Ledonia
Ohio
Lydia Koenreich
Fairfield Township
Koenreich
Daniel Hisey
Hivey
Charity Field
Lydia Green
John Koenfeich
Sno
Death of Miss May Ware In Atlanta
The sad news reached the city yesterday of the death of Miss May Ware daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Ware formerly of the city. She was a Randolph Macon Woman's College student in Virginia stricken with typhoid fever. A Methodist church member and Sunday school worker, her friends extend sympathy. The remains will be brought to Athens today over the Seaboard at 2 57 p m and interred in Oconee cemetery. Incredible brutality is quoted in a separate note about a Syracuse man aiding his suffering son. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as good for burns and ulcers. available for 26 cents at local drug stores.
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May Ware
Atlanta
W. BE. Ware
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Virginia
Methodist Church
Athens
Oconee Cemetery
Monarchs pay in various lands across royal salaries
A Pearson's Weekly analysis compares how European rulers fund their households. It details Russia where the czar can draw from treasury funds, Germany with a 100000 pound annual salary plus extras, Austria's ceremonial access to funds, Portugal with pursekeepers, and the Ottoman sultan relying on the grand vizier to supply funds.
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Rrussia
Russia
Potsdam
Edward
Privy Purse
Portugal
Turkey
Pearson’s Weekly
Delaware Abolishes Pillory and Moves Toward Further Reform
Delaware has abolished the pillory and signals plans to abolish additional punishment methods. The move follows a broader push for criminal justice reform as lawmakers reassess corporal penalties and public shaming practices.
Big upheaval coming in Russia
St. Petersburg reports in early spring show radical forces aligning for a major upheaval after Russian Easter. Terrorist activity rises, workers press for demands, and revolutionary leaders guide actions while employers halt parts of business. Reports indicate a nationwide pattern as signals approach.
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St. Petersburg
Umbrella Wielding Robbers Attack Merchant in New York
Three highwaymen with jacks and revolvers beat Dominick Danzo a wealthy produce merchant on Twenty Fourth Street in an failed robbery. His niece Miss Milano Wayle defended him with an umbrella while a robber was captured and a policeman suffered a hand wound from an exploding revolver. Several bystanders and officers were injured in the struggle.
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New York
Dominick Danzo
Twenty-fourth Street
Miss Milano Wayje
Danzo
Miss Wayle
HNO Trial Five Postponed In Breathitt County Case
Lexington Kentucky April 6 The case against the Harslees and Callahan charged with the murder of B B Marcum was postponed again due to the continued absence of state's witnesses. Attorneys conferred in court as Breathitt county methods were alleged to keep witnesses away. The court pledged to arrest and jail the witnesses to compel their appearance during trial.
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Lexington
Harslees
Callahan
B. B. Marcum
Breathitt County
Unrequited love leads to teen suicide in Indiana
In New Albany Indiana on April 6 14 year old Bessie Hawley daughter of farmer Thomas Hawley died by self harm after buying strychnine two weeks earlier. Schoolmate Gladys Richardson testified before Coroner Starr that the girl feared a love not returned for farm worker Fred Tenax. The coroner withheld verdict pending symptoms. The motive given is unrequited affection. The notice ends with an unrelated classified recruitment for home demonstrator work.
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New Albany
Ind
Bessie Hawley
Thomas Hawley
Here
Gladys Richardson
Miss Uawley
Miss Richardson
Starr
Fragmentary Crop Market Ticker
OCR fragment shows commodity codes for WHEAT CORN OATS PORK LARD RIBS with May and July dates, price percentages, and letters. Readable items include WHEAT May, CORN May, OATS May, PORK May, LARD May, and RIBS May with numeric cues like 117% 88% 80 29% 710, but many tokens are garbled.
North Carolina Wins Intercollegiate Debates Over Georgia
Last night in the University Chapel the eighth Intercollegiate debate between North Carolina and Georgia drew a large cultured audience. Judges were Prof. E. T. Holmes Hon. H. McCord and F. E. Calloway. Georgia speakers Marshburn and Telford argued strongly while North Carolina’s Lewis and Branchardt prevailed with their case opposing permanent occupation of the eastern hemisphere barring coaling stations.
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University Chapel
North Carolina
Georgia
Haughey
W. Hanson
E. T. Holmes
H. ¥. McCord
F. E. Calloway
United States
Messrs
W. O. Marshburn
H. W. Telford
H. 8. Lewis
C. C. Branchardt
Mrs L. Autrey Laid To Rest At Oconee Cemetery
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock at the grave in Oconee cemetery the funeral of Mrs L. L. Autrey was held in the presence of many sorrowing friends. Pallbearers were G. F. Stephenson J. W. Ingle John N. Booth T. Hussey A. G. Elder and Tom Elder. Songs included Nearer My God to Thee Gathering Home and Asleep In Jesus. Rev. W. A. Chastain of Augusta officiated, the former pastor of the Christian church of this city, of which the deceased was a devoted member.
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Oconee
8. L. Autrey
Messrs
G. F. Stephenson
J. W. Ingle
John N. Booth
T. Hussey
A. G. Elder
Tom Elder
Jesus
W. A. Chastain
Augusta
Christian Church
City cannot finalize executions delaying property sales
Officials could not prepare the large number of tax and debt executions yesterday so the property tied to these actions will not be advertised for sale this month. The finance committee warns that if these claims are not paid by next month they will be advertised.
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Finance Committee
Guards Aim for Strong Showing After February Weather
Due to extreme February weather the guards were unable to complete a proper inspection. Governor orders another inspection to ensure all members are present. New recruits have joined Athens company and two weekly drills are now held to maintain their strong inspection record.
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Athens
Distributor Chastised After Bon Ami Sample Runs
A distributor touring Athens with Bon Ami polish allegedly harassed residents at several homes asking for inhabitants' names and cursing when refused. Some locals planned to pursue legal action but could not locate him yesterday.
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Athens
Sophomore Class at the Institute Delights Faculty and Students
The Sophomore Class at the Institute hosted a morning program for faculty and students on Thursday at 9 30. Directed by Miss EB J Watt, the event featured Virgil quotations, class essays, and translations by C Cole M Thomas K M Arnold L Hutchins M Mell L L West L Brand.
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Lacey Cobb Institute
EB. J. Watt
J. Brand
Virgil
C. Cole
M,. Thomas
K. M. Arnold
L. Hutchins
M. Mell
L. L. West
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Offers Paro Ointment
A newspaper class advertises Paro Ointment as a guaranteed remedy for itching bleeding or protruding piles. It promises refund if it fails and claims relief in 6 to 14 days after first application. price 50 cents, with post paid return from Paris Medicine Co St Louis MO.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Tom Loytess Takes Full Control of Chronicle
Report notes Tom Loytess has assumed full control of the Chronicle amid leadership changes. The move consolidates management and sets a new direction for the publication.
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Tom Loytess
The
Chronicle
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Superior Court Clarke Co
Iborgia
Said County
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Old State
Aberdeen Linen Mills
Sid Corporation
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
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H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Store
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Fred Tenax
Joseph Alexander
Athens, Ga
Chicago Grain and Produce
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Georgia Boys
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