Clarke County legal notices and road establishment details
Legal advertisements from Clarke County include a divorce proceeding against Lucy Binton requiring William Binton to appear at the October term of Clarke Superior Court. Also listed are notices of a proposed second class public road from the Winder and Lawrenceville road to past the Tallassee wood, with August 1902 as the standstill date for objections. Additional items announce a partition sale under a court decree in the Beane vs Brumby matter and a corporate incorporation petition for a University printing and publishing firm in Athens, with stock details and powers. Court orders summon parties, set terms, and publish related financial claims and notices in Clarke County.
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Lucy Binton
Wim. Binton
William Bint
Clarke Superior
Claree
Beri Towers
Thernof
Dodge
W. Cooper
Superior Court
Athens
Clare County
G. W. Boster
Lastriet
Ei M
Said
Winder
Lawrenceville Road
Heard Place
Men Sarare Fiamilton
Duke A. Daniel
Mra En Teater
John W._ Pee
Tallasies Wood
Tallaswow Bridge
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Mid County
Ume
Luz
A. C. Erwin
Rase
Lumpkin
W. W. Clayton
Clayton Street
Sasa A
State OF
Georgia
Conn
David
Barrow
A. H. Patterson
Ermierris
J.H. T. McPherson
Sap They
Asociates
Sey Et Dexire
Deer
University Ee
Wil Book
Ald
Eaid Corporation
Ranean
Morris
Wieetten T
C. W. Cooper
C. Cc
Clarke County
Virti
Athena
Pappert
Hall Street
Cap Laerez
Alley
Nicer Johnson and Andaman Aeta
Johnson
Dire Ars
Millionaires Arrive Home From Abroad Including J P Morgan
New York August 20 prominent travelers aboard the Oceanic from Liverpool include J P Morgan Bishop K C Potter Clement A Griscom P B Widener and Mrs Patrick Campbell. Morgan refused to discuss publications while Potter voiced disappointment that the coal strike remains unsettled and Griscom spoke on steamship combine plans. Armour said he knew nothing of a 260 million best trust and planned to return to Chicago to resume business.
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New York
Liverpool
J. P. Morgan
K. C. Potter
Clement A. Griscom
Philadelphia
International Navigation Company
B. Widener
Patrick Campbell
Morgan
Bishop Potter
Cunard Line
Cunard
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Castro Evacuates Cumana as Revolutionists Seize Port
Aug 20 Willemstad Curacao dispatch reports Cumana Venezuela fell to revolutionists without resistance. Government forces under General Velutini evacuated to Margarita aboard the steamer Osaun. British warships reportedly may visit LaGuayra, amid speculation. Revolt now controls several coastal ports including Ciudad Bolivar Gualpano Cano Colorado La Vela de Coro Carupano Barcelona and Comana.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Cumana
Bermudes
Venezuela
Velutini
Margarita
Ledzayra
LaGuayra
Trolley Car Wreck in Bronx Leaves One Dead
One injured man identified as F W Keys died after trolley crash on Jerome Avenue near Mosholu Parkway in the Bronx. Policeman J K Palmer is unconscious at Fordham Hospital with a fractured skull and likely death. Other passengers were reported as improving.
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New York
Jerome Avenue
Bronx
F. W. Keys
T Jo
J. K. Palmer
Fordham
Union Railway Lne
Jerome Aveans
Moshwlu Parkway
Parkway
Advertisement for kidney cure and relief remedies
An old time medical ad claims cures for kidney disease and backache. It mentions Thad Thad suffering loss of weight to 120 pounds and promotes ST.VITUS DANCE and related tonics. The ad lists prices and locations in Olive Furnace and Dr. Fenner’s remedies with free consultations.
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Ds Ponerlv
D. Fenner
Thad
W.U. McGugin
Olive Furnace
St.vitus
Mutiny in Kentucky Prison Ends in Wounding and Capture
In Frankfort hundreds of armed citizens watched as three murderers Lafayette Brooks Walldo Bishop and T Mulligan took hostage Willis Clark county foreman in the chair factory and fought guards. Bishop was fatally wounded Mulligan shot in the shoulder and a black laborer was hit by a rifle ball. The mutineers demanded surrender of guards and defied the warden. After hours of standoff starvation threats and messages went unanswered before a rescue or capture was achieved.
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Frankfort
Cata
State Penitentiary
Lafayette Brooks
Moigan County
Walledo Bishop
T. Mulligan
Kenton County
Bishop
Mulligan
Negro
Brooks
Gill
Quard F
KB. Hurst
Mat Madiran
Fred
Reed Department
Willis
Clark County
Rocker
Lillard
Madigan
James Buckley
Morgan Brower
Gaulding in Critical Condition After Winterville Shooting
Mr Gaulding, wounded by pistol fire in Winterville weeks ago, is much worse and feared to die from a stroke of paralysis resulting yesterday. Doctors say recovery doubtful. he receives the best medical care as friends hope for improvement.
Taliaferro County Debating Contest Offers Gold Medal
A countywide declamation contest is planned for ages 6 to 18 in Taliaferro with a gold medal prize funded by Alvin G. Golacki, editor of the Taliaferro County News. Eligibility excludes any student who has attended college and districts will nominate winners through preliminary events. The plan follows a recent editorial urging a Southern boys oratory stimulus and may inaugurate annual contests under County School Commissioner Flynt.
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Taliaferro County
Alvin G. Golacki
Flynt
Dom. Flynt
Taliferro
Golucke
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief Sample Offer
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for lame back and kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. It claims wide use in hospitals and private practice and offers a free sample bottle by mail with a request note to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghmton NY.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Baméon
Boers and Blacks May War in South Africa
London reports from Johannesburg warn that the native problem in South Africa is worsening and could split the new colonies. Boers fear British rule, attacks on farmers and white women rise, and armed camps and arms among blacks raise tensions. Universal disarmament and strict penalties for assaults on women are urged.
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South Africa
London
Mall
Johannesburg
Miss Nellie Thomason Dies in Columbus
Columbus Ga August 19 Nellie Thomason well known young lady dies after lingering illness at her mother's Rose Hill home Funeral will be held tomorrow with interment at Talbotton Miss Thomason remembered as a pleasant visitor of Miss Ruby Lampkin during the 1900 commencement and leaves many mourners in the city.
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Yeateray
Columbus
Nellie Thomason
E. B. Thomason
Rose Hill
Talbotton
Thomason
Ruby Lampkin
Dying Doctor Describes Morphine Death in Note
In Kanees City Aug 20 Dr L Foote aged 80 died at his Argentine Kan office from morphine believed accidental. He left a note detailing his struggle and directives for disposal of his property. He wrote I feel all right yet know the poison is doing its work and I am sure I have not long to live. My mind is clear though my body fails.
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Kansen
Kanees City
L Foote
Argentine
Kan
Hig
Dr. Foote
Oni
Adjustment Effort Over Country Club Property Dispute
British-American Mortgage director L H Graham spent yesterday in the city seeking a settlement of the Country Club property case now owned by Judge Hamilton McWhorter. Graham, McWhorter and DaBose met for hours but declined to discuss outcomes. Graham remained in town awaiting a final resolution.
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L. H. Graham
Country Club
Hamilton McWhorter
Graham
Judge McWhorter
DaBose
Good Intentions Echoed By Uncle Eben Misquotes
A humorous quip attributed to Uncle Eben warns that good intentions alone ruin folks who overestimate skill, reflecting a folksy stance on caution and earnest effort over blind belief. The line appears in a Washington Star context, capturing rural dialect and moral bite.
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Eben
Washington
Coat with no buttons joke sparks class of newsboys
A mission teacher asks a class of newsboys if any coat has no buttons. A quick reply says there is such a coat a coat of paint. The exchange captures a humorous moment in a teaching scene.
Cuban Senators Demand Removal of U S Coat of Arms
A Havana cable reports Cuban Senator Salvador Olaneros and the Marquis of Santa Lucia moved to remove the United States coat of arms, flags, and all symbols from the arsenal. Senators Cabello and Betancourt supported. the motion was unanimously defeated except for Olaneros, amid debate on U S emblem rights.
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New York
Salvador Olaneros
Marquis of Santa Lucia
United States
Arsenal
Havana
Tribune
Sepatora Cabello
Betancourt
Mendes Capote
Congrze
Cisneros
Benoi Capote
Olanotos
Bloody fight on train over Jim Crow coach
On a Seaboard Air Line train near Middlenburg a fight occurred when Black passengers resisted moving to the coach for Negroes. Road Master Fred Stevers of Stavers Virginia was shot and killed while attempting to restrain an assailant. Jim Mitchell, a Black porter, was wounded in the abdomen and rushed to Raleigh for surgery. bloodhounds were sent from Weldon to pursue two escaping assailants.
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Milied
Dan
Joe Cole
Stevers Can
Steve
Stevers
Mitchell
Cols
Clements
Weldon
Banderson
Jim Mitchell
Raleigh
Hurricane Strikes Rome Causes Widespread Damage
A severe hurricane hit Rome on August 20 causing extensive property and crop damage. The McDonald Fur Co building roof, Central Hotel, and Wright & Wooten drug store suffered major loss while roofs, signs, and windows failed across town. A church memorial window was destroyed and about 200 shade trees felled. Mrs. W. Kirton was killed by lightning near Rockmart.
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Rome
McDonald Fur Company
Central Hotel
Wright & Wooten
Mise W. A. Knowles
Cropa
Veterans' Big Reunion In Greensboro Ends With Large Attendance
Greensboro August 20 Twelve hundred Confederate Veterans are in Greensboro for the state reunion with expectations of reaching two thousand. The annual officers election will be held at the Grand Opera house with General J. M. Carr presiding. Major S. A. Crump of Macon will deliver the principal address. Local veterans and friends plan entertainment for those unable to pay bus fares. Three hundred tents of the state guard are set up for visiting soldiers.
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Greensboro
N. C
Grand Opera House
Ju- Man
Carr
North Carolina Division of Confederate Veterans
A. Crump
Macon
State Guard
Lafayette strike leaves Lafayette Street Railway cars sparsely used
In Lafayette Ind on August 18 a strike and boycott led by the Centre Labor Union empties street cars as wagons and carriages fill the streets, reflecting a disrupted transit situation and reduced passenger flow.
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Lafayette, Et Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette Street Railway Company
Centre Labor Union
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Ohn D. Mell, Attorany
Maid ‘Company
Riveree
Ufield
Lawrence Johnson
Clarke
Kussetl
C. W. Qouren
Longman & Martine
Anilison Longman & Martines
Bole Agrate
Dozier Lumber
Oceanic
Clement A. Grincom
Combine
Castro
DR. Fenner
Kentucky
Jed Warden
Villard
Frank Brooks
Goer Generale
Brussels
MR Gaulding
Winterville
Taliaferro CP
Alvin G. Golucke
Miss Thomason
M'Shorters
Robertson Marbie Works
Nig Themes
Atheng, Gs
U.S
DeWitt &Co
Oottle
H.R. Palmer Sons
W. J Anith & Bro
C. W. McGregor
Athens, Ga
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