Public sale notices and court administrations Clarke County
Clarke County Georgia notices announce a deed power sale on a Athens lot of 45 by 112 feet to collect a 506.52 debt plus costs. Many proclamations include administration applications for Mrs E M Blackmon and Mrs Nancy Hardeman, guardian petitions, dismissions, and various court orders.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Emma Heard
Court House
Athens
Cherry Street
J. H. Fleming
Gwendolyne Heard
Howell Erwin
Sald Company
Asid Company
John D. Mell
Sheriff's
Gale
West Barnard
J. H
Court of Ordinary
Hancock Avenue
City of Athens
Gussie Hale
Thomas Street
W. A Fester
Reward Offered for Violation of Georgia Highway Rights
Clarke county Georgia board of commissioners offers a fifty dollar reward for arrest and conviction of any party violating a 1910 act section guaranteeing equal rights on the public highway. The law prohibits throwing nails or other obstructions on highways.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Clarke County
Georgia
the General Assembly
State of Georgia
Marine Corps to reorganize after Gen Elliott retirement
Maj. Gen. F. Elliott retires on reaching 64, ending more than eleven years as commandant of the U S Marine Corps. His departure signals a planned corps reorganization under Sec. of the Navy Meyer with an acting commander until plans gain Congress approval.
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Washington, D. C
F. Elliott
United States Marine Corps
Elliott
Marine Corps
Ben
Ecme
Congress
Fighting Service
Madama
New York
Navy Yards
Portsmouth
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Batalion of Engineers
Panama
Jouett
Spain
Marine
North Atlantic
Guantenamo
Cuba
Philippines
Muarines
From Moving Picture to Grand Opera in Atlanta
Signor Gignor Isadore Pratt, a young vocalist long based in Atlanta, leaves moving pictures to join Boston Grand Opera. After a brief stint singing at $50 weekly, a disputed $10 deduction sparked him to pursue opera. A touring company offered him Lucia Tosca and similar roles, with Boston contracted to follow. Pratt plans suit over the prior pay dispute and soon heads to Boston for higher pay per night.
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Atlanta
Gignor
Isadore Pratti
Venteran
Bignard Pratt
Venice
Atlasta
Signor Pratt
Boston Grand Opera Company
Beaton Company
Lucia
Moving Picture Show
Boston
Moving Picture
Speedy trials against capital crime charges urged for mob temper
A community leader argues that swift trials for those charged with capital offenses will curb mob sentiment and restore order, emphasizing the need for rapid justice to deter vigilantism and uphold the rule of law.
Georgia Criminal Prevention League Formed in Atlanta
The Georgia Criminal Prevention and Reform League plans a first meeting in Atlanta to form a 100 member Fulton county committee and establish parent and regional groups to study and reform criminal influences and methods. It aims to publish investigation results and assist authorities and juveniles.
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Atlanta
Georgia Criminal Prevention and Reform League
Georgia
It 8
League
Parole Board Moves On Over 200 Applications
Atlanta federal prison parole board begun work on more than 200 parole applications with about 50 cases reviewed daily. The docket includes B. D. Green and Jobo Geyner linked to Savannah harbor frauds. M. C. Covington named as parole officer to monitor released prisoners. Parole requires good employment or proof of support. In a separate matter, Loftus vs Pullman seeks lower car rates. decision could set nationwide rate reforms.
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Atlanta
Parole Board
Atlanta Federal Prison
Washington
Leavenworth
Kansas
B. D. Green
Jobo
Geyner
Savannah Harbor
M. C. Covington
Carter Tate
Pullman
Chicago
George 8. Loftus
Minneapolis
Pullman Company
Clark and
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lofts
Hoe
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Safe Cough Relief
An old advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. It claims no opiates and urges careful mothers to keep the remedy on hand for early signs of danger, stating it is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Canadian Pacific Railways Faces Rate Debate and Growth
Sir Thomas G Shaughnessy, CP president, says rate increases are needed to fund service and capital. He highlights large assets including land grants, steamships, and $526 million in total assets, with expansion funded by retained cash rather than new stock.
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Chicago
Thomas G. Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Gere
Gir Thomas
Gaia
Freigat
United States
Canadian Pacific
Pala Ava
Sir T Tomas
Bow
Alberta
British Columbia
Calvary
Praiie
Canada
Sneesegard
Gosto Base Eas
Ite
Railway Prognostications on Costs and Revenues
The text argues that the theory of lower revenues and higher costs per ton mile than the average American railroad is ill founded. It contends the actual fates resemble existing patterns in large population centers and warns against optimistic promises.
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Tii Sani
Debutante Miss Taft Captures Washington Society
Miss Helen Taft at 18 will be the era defining debutante of Washington society with Miss Ethel Roosevelt the only prior teen to precede her. Taft travels widely, enjoys outdoor sports, and is popular among Washington's young elite including the German ambassador’s daughter and Admiral Clover’s daughter. Census notes report Georgia and Athens figures delayed while Maryland and Nebraska show 1900-1910 increases.
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Helen
Taft
Washington Poveeie Staal
Ethel Roosevelt
Fred
Gil
Peesie Ito Cope
Roosevelt
Toun
Europe
Philippines
Islands
Japan
China
Egypt
Jesate Krogestad
Krogatad
Washington
Eudora Clover
Richardson Clover
Banks on Sure Thing Now
Aingeck of 647 Elm Street Buffalo claims Dr. Kings New Life Pills cured his constipation after other remedies failed, urging others to try the remedy as a reliable option.
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Banks
Dr. King
Aingeck
Buffalo
Albany Estate Claim Granted in Bishop Case
Albany notices permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs Helen Bishop. The proceeding is set for the first Monday in January 1911 at ten in the morning at the official office. November 18 1910. B Wingfield Br. ACCUSED OF KILLING ASYLUM INMATE. Providence Rhode Island November 1900 Crowe, an inmate at Cranston asylum, died after violence in restraining him, a preliminary hearing on manslaughter charge.
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Georgia
Clarke County
L. H. Blackmon
E. M. Blackmon
Eld Place
B. Wingfield
Bula A. Smith
Amos G. Smith
C. C. Dean
Hammondtree
Bradberry
Mia
Elizabeth Dobbins
Clarke
County
W. Bailey
W. W. Bailey
Troy Beatty
Gertrude Robinson
Peorgia
Bloman
Charles Stern
Sloman
L. J. Hanneman
Nancy’ &. Hardeman
Sald County
Albany
Bishop
Helen Bishop
Aia
Providence
R. I
William H. Grove
Vermont
Rhodesland Asylum For the Insane
Cran- Hon
Romeo Ea
Crowe
Simple Safeguard for Mothers Promoted by Mrs Gilkeson
Mrs D Gilkeson of 326 Ingles Ave endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for throat inflammation. After using one bottle her throat was free of inflammation and she keeps a bottle in the house. Accept no substitutes, sold by all druggists.
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W. B. Jackson
Clarke County, Ga
A Ree
Aldia Merritt
W. D. Merritt
wald_county
B. Wingfield, SR
Ordinary Clarke Co
Mary Ray
Wingfield
Cheney
George Elliott
Grand Opera
Signor Isadore Pratti
J. D. Bradwell
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Criminal Prevention League
THE
Alinta
Stuart
Canadian Pacific Railroad Conditions
Dominion Road
R. R
Derby
Texaco
Texas CO
U. S
Maryland
Griffith & Welch
Nba
Liverpool Cotton
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