Citation Notice for Permanent Letters of Administration
In Clarke County Georgia Evie Osborn applies for permanent letters of administration on Sallie Osborn’s estate and will be passed upon on the first Monday in September 1905. S. B. Wingfield, Sr. signs Aug 7, 1905. Also W H Harris applies for permanent letters of administration on Milk Fields estate and will be passed upon on the first Monday in September 1905.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Evie Osborn
Sallie Osborn
S. B. Wingfield
Clarke Co
W. H. Harris
F. W. Colle
de Bols
J.N. Colle
B. Wingfield
Clarke Co. Ga
H. R. Fitzpatrick
Catherine Buchhannan
I. Wingfield
Holliman
B. L. Holliman
A. H. Hodgson
Robt. P. Hodson
Told County
Derenied
Will Pang
Sale of Clarke County land tied to Glynn County court order
By order of the Court of Ordinary Glynn County will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September 1905 at Clarke County Court House. The tract lies in Clarke County 216th District G M containing about half an acre with boundaries West by Gaines property East by Adeline Gresham South by Fifth Street North by River Street. The sale is for the deceased Margaret Carey estate and includes the annulling Im arising interest.
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Court of Ordinary
Glynn County
Georgia
Court House
Clarke County
Margaret Carey
Clarke
G. M
Gains
Adeline Gresham
Fifth Street
River Street
Gainesville Midland Railway Extends Line From Jefferson to Athens
Board of Directors meeting in Savannah adopts resolution to extend the Gainesville Midland Railway from Jefferson, Jackson County to Athens, Clarke County as a standard broad gauge line. President and Vice President authorized to advertise the resolution in newspapers, file copies with the Secretary of State, and obtain legal authority to construct under Georgia law. E. H. Douglas, Secretary, authenticates the extract dated August 9 1905.
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Savannah
Gainesville Midland Railway
Savannah Trust Company
Jefferson
Jackson
Athens
Clarke
Jackson and
Georgia
Digpengary Leaks Cause Sensation Across Districts
A Columbia session of the legislative committee investigating the South Carolina dispensary reveals a $500,000 debt, $200,000 in supplies, and only $1,200 cash on hand with last remittance in January. Witnesses say profits have not been turned in since last November and a state check later aided handling a $5,000 draft for dispensary supplies. State official Tatum questions quality based purchase practices, while a separate report notes mosquitoes’ selective ability to transmit yellow fever or malaria.
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Columbia
D. C
Legislative Committee
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Treasrer
State Board
Tatum
Sweethearts Rescue After Lake Michigan Ordeal
John Charters and Miss Zelda Stewart of Evanston were rescued from a small rowboat off Lake Michigan after a day afloat in a squall. They were in a precarious state from exposure and hunger, Charters saying one oar broke and he fought to keep the craft afloat until life-saving crews located them ten miles offshore.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
John Charters
Zelda Stewart
Evanston
Stewart
Charters
Rockefeller Gives More Than Income Across Year
The New York World reports Sir John D Rockefeller has given away substantial sums in 1905, far exceeding his Standard Oil earnings. Gifts include 1 million to Yale, 10 million to the General Education Board, and numerous smaller sums totaling over 11.5 million in three months. If a 50 million Chicago University endowment occurs, the year’s gifts could reach 64 million, surpassing income.
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Standard Ol
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Yale University
General ' S Education Board
Ole
Standard Oil
Chicago University
Mr. Rockefeller
New York World
Murder on public highway shocks Chicago crowd
Chicago notes the murder of Mrs. H. B. Mize, a New York resident, shot by a robber during an evening walk in a South Side district. She and Mrs. E. F. Wilson, a Las Cruces guest at the Del Prado, were accosted near Fifty-ninth Street and Washington Avenue. Mrs. Mize cried for help as she was shot through the heart. the assailant fled while Wilson fainted.
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Chicago
8. B. Mize
New York City
South Side
Fifty-ninth Street
Washington Avenue
Martin wins Senate seat and Swanson ahead for Virginia governorship
In Virginia Democratic primary Richmond reports Thomas S. Martin nominated to succeed himself in the U S Senate and Claude A. Swanson named to succeed Montague as governor by large majorities. J Taylor Ellison named lieutenant governor, William A. Anderson reelected attorney general, J D Eggleston Jr chosen superintendent. Unopposed nominees include D J Eggleston secretary of the commonwealth Asher Harman state treasurer and George W Kerner agriculture commissioner. Majority projections place Martin/Montague race 15 000 to 20 000 and Swanson's win near a similar margin with Richmond city giving Martin a strong majority.
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Richmond
Thomas S. Martin
United States Senate
Claude A. Swanson
Ffth
Andrew J. Montague
J. Taylor Ellygon
Democratic State Committee
William A. Anderson
J. D. Eggleston, Jr
Prince Edward County
D. J. Eggleston
Charlotte
The
Commonwealth
Asher W. Harman
Rockbridge
George W. Kerner
All-gusia
Prism lesson sits beside a scrambled ad style scam
In a Tenderloin classroom a youthful teacher explains a prism while students listen. Johnnie O Neill bravely uses it in a sentence but his improvised phrase echoes a contrived recruitment ad with errors and odd phrases about travel with rigor by rail and a yearly salary, hinting at a fraudulent notice amid the lesson.
Notorious slum in St Petersburg described as Crystal Palace
Public Opinion cites Dom Viazemsky as a five-building slum near the Anitskoff Palace housing over 14,000 people in dire conditions. It portrays a mix of ages and trades, chronic disease, and a culture of plunder amid calls for reform and policing. Also notes the fiddler crab behavior in St Nicholas observations.
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St. Petersburg
Dom Viazemsky
Anitsikoff ‘Palace
Neffsky
Ilere
Crystal Palace
Russia
Tal Palace
Demand for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Local merchants report a Great demand for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with widespread trust. A Pikeville Indiana resident testifies that it cured dysentery when other remedies failed. The ad entry is a damaged OCR fragment with stray letters and punctuation.
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Chamberlain
Jones
Pikeville
Ind
Magnetic Field Draws Storms Over Lake County Area
A mysterious magnetic field in southwestern Lake County draws scientific interest as lightning haunts a small West Creek Township zone. Reports describe frequent, violent storms, with barns struck and fires started causing $1,200 in losses. Insurance shuns risk, and utilities struggle as lives and livestock are affected by the electrical phenomena. Two competing theories blame a near-surface magnetic ore or meteorite deposits attracting clouds, while observers note widespread damage to lines and poles.
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Lake County
West Creek
Kankakee
Henry Brant
Volney Foster
Wiliam Hatton
James Hayden
Vishtaing
Thia
Indianapolis News
Blessing of Animals At Sant'Antonio In Rome
The annual January 17 blessing at the Sant' Antonio church in Rome gathers horses mules and donkeys for benediction. Gaetano Prince Piombino drives a fourteen-horse team to win the crowd's praise, while cardinals with heavy trappings arrive for the rite. The piece extols Saint Anthony's charity toward all laboring animals.
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Rome
Sant’ Antonio
Sant' Antoniio
Gaetano
Prince Piombino
Sta Maria Maggiore
W. W. Story
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Ordinary Clarke Co
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Gainesville
Chicago Lake
Emory
Puch
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Residence Street
Martin
Montague
Senate
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Richmond City
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Johnnie
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Priso
Joe A
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St. Nicholas
Indiana
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New York Tribune
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Chicago News
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Boston Transcript
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