Court rules Brooks and Belasco cases amid partner disputes
Judge Fitzgerald of the New York Supreme Court handed down findings in two actions involving Joseph Brooks, David Belasco, and the Belasco Company. He sustains Klaw & Erlanger against Brooks and Belasco, and awards judgments and costs. in Brooks versus Belasco he orders dissolution of the copartnership, a receiver, and a referee to audit accounts amid Belasco's alleged misappropriation of royalties.
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Joseph Brooks
David Belasco
David Belasco Company
Klaw & Erlanger
Brooks
Fitzgerald
New York Supreme Court
David Helasco
Mr. Brooks
Klaw & Eralanger
Elasco
Klaw & Eranger
Belasco Company
Belasco and Warfield
Belasco
Belasco and Brooks
Balasco
Copartnership
Melasco
Bellasseo
Endings of Novels and a Georgian Governor Tale
A mixed collection of romantic closing lines reimagined as a weathered reader notes. The excerpt pairs faded marriage visions with a political aside urging farmers and the executive committee to set a late agricultural date.
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Executive Committee
Davison-Nicholson Co offers spring dress goods and summer goods
The spring stock showcases latest dress goods in checks stripes plaids and solids with exclusive new spring styles at reduced prices. A full range of millinery shoes parasols and undergarments is featured along with home furnishings and linens at bargain prices.
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Davison-Nicholson Co.'s
Hamxon- Nicholson Co
Davison-Nicholson Co
Crean
Silk bargains fill shelves in local shop sale
The store touts silks from 50c to 1.25 per yard including fancy taffetas and china silks, along with Radium Biidspinning Liadik and evening shades. It markets pins, brushes, hair combs, tooth brushes, pearl items, and Colgate toilet articles, plus wide white lawns and organdies at discounted prices.
Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee Inaugurates Primary Rules
The Clarke county Democratic executive committee met at city hall and instituted primary rules for the May 8 election. Candidates for county offices and representative pay 12.50 each while congress candidates pay 15 each. payments due noon April 28. Ballots to be cast under Australian system with screened voting and strict management. managers to administer oath and handle challenges. Two voting rooms at the courthouse with separate manager sets, results to be tallied and declared at 10 o'clock the day after the election.
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Tuck
Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
Court House
Rheumatic Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is said to relieve rheumatic pains and improve rest and sleep for many sufferers. The ad claims many have been permanently cured and lists H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro as retailers.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Woge Brand Praised by Court for Week of Efficient Work
Judge Charles H. Brand of the Western Circuit presided over Fulton superior court's criminal division for a week. Solicitor Charley Hill praised the judge for dispatching cases quickly and without friction, expressing the bar jurors and officials’ appreciation.
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Hill
Bar
The
Atlanta Journal
Charles H. Brand
Western Circuit
Jarga Roany Fulton Superior Court
Superior Court
Criminal Division
Charley Hill
Charles Brand
Him
Capts J M McCurdy Receives Georgia Service Medal
Captain J M McCurdy of this city, long head of the local military company, received a Georgia state service medal. The accompanying letter from Adjutant General S W Harris dated Atlanta April 19 1906 commends his unselfish patriotic service and calls the medal a priceless token.
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J. M. McCurdy
S. W. Harris
Atlanta
M. Mccuray
N. G
State of Georgia
W. Harris
Born Blind in Court and a Selfish Joke in Story
A noted New York criminal lawyer defends a rich client famed for arrogance who has run down an old woman in an auto and is arrested. The lawyer quips he will prove she has never valued anyone worth less than a hundred thousand dollars since birth. The piece also touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for wounds and burns.
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New York
Mr. B
Marper's Weekly
Manual Training Endorsed by County School Commissioners
At a Rome meeting of the County School Commissioners strong support for manual training in state common schools emerged. A commission led by a State Normal School representative was proposed to stimulate manual arts. counties should discuss it monthly. and a bill to require drawing in curricula was urged.
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Rome
Athens
Gitch
State Normal School
Wag
Lana
South
The Unsympathetic Princess
Painter Sulain mocks sympathy at a Philadelphia dinner before telling a Rome tale of a rich old prince and an unsympathetic wife. The gossip ends with a prompt for San Francisco relief donations amid a rheumatic forecast and travel plans.
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Sulain Story
Philadelphia
Minnepolis
Rome
Count Zappa Ingles
Old Time Dances for Confederate Reunion in New Orleans
The U C V Reunion committee calls veterans from other cities to arrange their own sets for an old time southern cotillion and Virginia reel led by Stephen D Le and Mrs General Braxton Bragg on April 26. The Louis Hotel near the reunion hall offers 3,000 cots with free electric light and other comforts. Southern Railway provides reduced rates, and attendance is expected to surpass the 1904 reunion.
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New Orleans
Southern Cotillion
Virginia Rev
Stephen D. le
Braxton Bragg
S 'Louis
Southern Railway
Hoke Smith Advocates Repeater Deployments
The speaker notes that Hoke Smith finds it necessary to start a repeater on many places where he appeared once. He claims no prior stake and labels the tactic a dead sure loser.
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Hoke Smith
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Davison-Nicholson
Styles
Wort
Ling of Colgate
WOGE
COURT
Dick Smith
Brentwood
N. H
Kimball
Baptist Church
Boston Herald
Politiclang
Capt
Mgurdy
Devil's Island
Bucklen
Napier
Bugles
San Francisco
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