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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

8

Guardianship and corporate charter notices in Clarke County

Clarke County GA notices include guardianship for Warren W Brown and Margaret Hale seeking leave to sell ward property, and Davison Nicholson Company petition for charter. Also multiple public auctions, guardianship appointments, and the Mutual Life Fraternal Association of Georgia charter petition announce incorporation plans.

Georgia Clarke County Margaret Hale Gordon Hale Horace M. Holden Crawfordville Ward Clarke Superior Court J. W. Hale Oglethorpe Clarke A. H. Davison M. G. Nicholson J. M. Hodgson United States Athens Davison- Nicholson Company John B. Gamble J. Crawford Said County Davison-Nicholson Company E. J. Crawford D. J. Cook Warren W. Brown Lela Brown B. Wingfield, Sr H. L. Mulling J. A. Darwin Jouns G. M. Webb, Sr J. Rowe J. H. Stone Mutual Life Fraternal Association of Georgia Grand Lodge Athens Banner

Petitioners and Attorneys Names Listed in Case Notes

Reading of the document shows petitioners seeking relief with attorney listings including JOHN A. DARWIN W. S. JOHNS G. W. WEBB SR H. J. ROWE J. H. STONE. The snippet notes attorneys and petitioners in a formal filing context.

Atorney John A. Darwin Johns G. W. Webb H. J. Rowe J. H. Stone

Convicts Turn Firefighters in Island Women's Ward Rescue

On Blackwell's Island a two hour blaze trapped 540 women and 50 hospitalized inmates. Male convicts, organized by guards, fought through smoke to rescue prisoners, with some inmates still urging to join. Fire spread to the women’s workhouse, hospital, and part of the workhouse, damaging the facility and surrounding areas. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars.

New York Blackwell's Island Long Island East River

Free crop feeding books offered to farmers by German Kali Works

The ad invites farmers to request practical books detailing crop feeding tests. It provides free literature with no obligation and asks readers to send their name and address to German Kali Works at New York 93 Nassau Street or Atlanta GA 22 Broad Street.

New York Nassau Street Atlanta Broad Street

Veterans Endorse Wire Monument at Confederate Meeting

Atlanta camp No. 159 United Confederate Veterans endorses a Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy plan to erect a monument to Captain Henry Wirz, executed after the war. The resolutions urge support and place the monument near Aldersonville railroad station, praising Wirz as a martyr and urging civic rebuke to cruelty.

Atlanta United Confederate Veterans Henry Wirz Andersonville Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy Wirz Jefferson Davis Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy Aldersonville

Woman slain in Miami after assault near shopping trip

Mrs Dora Suggs was assaulted and murdered near Miami Florida yesterday afternoon about five. Her nephew accompanied her part of the way home and her husband Mr Suggs Alarmed by the returning team led a neighborhood search that found her mutilated body. Irving Potter and Rev James Bolton saw events preceding the discovery. One hundred fifty armed men scoured the woods as police applicants pour in.

Miami Fla Dora Suggs Suggs Irving Potter Vas James Bolton

No New Estimate of Lotton Crop

Washington December 20 a house committee on agriculture after a three hour session decided to table Representative Loverings resolution calling for a new estimate on the cotton crop. Lovering said he could convince the committee in ten minutes that a new estimate was needed. The action against him was unanimous.

Washington House Committee On Agriculture Representative Lovering Massachusetts

Changes Unmade in Law Over Midshipmen Dismissals

Secretary Bonaparte lacks power to dismiss Midshipmen Coffin and Wandever accused of hazing. Attorney General Moody advised against the secretary’s right to discharge a midshipman, prompting orders for a court martial while pending full opinion. Admiral Sands to docket Coffin and Wandever for court martial. if convicted, dismissal follows. Secretary seeks new legislation to authorize dismissals, not retroactive.

Washington Bonaparte Cofin Wandever Kimbrough Moody Academy Admiral Sands Coffin Navy Department

Two Americans Killed in Mexico on a Chihuahua Ranch

In Diaz Chihuahua Mexico two Philadelphia men Sutherford and Murray were killed by highwaymen last night on a ranch. Finstead of Los Angeles and a man called Shorty were wounded. Two brothers escaped. No further details have been released. Also a classified notice seeks a school teacher for Poplar Springs Academy in Oconee County offering 30 to 40 dollars salary.

el Paso Tex Sutherford Murray Philadelphia Diaz Chihuahua Mexico Finstead Los Angeles Shorty Rothers

Cotton Letter Report on New Orleans Market Decline

In New Orleans on December 20 the cotton market showed a quiet, largely jobbing trade with a slight decline. The close posted a loss of three points with 8000 bales sold, while the census indicated 9,282,191 bales ginned to December 13, triggering selling resistance yet leaving net results minimal.

New Orleans Continental Liverpool Othets

Senator Clay Puts Bill to Ban Corporate Campaign Donations

Washington reports Senator Clay introduced a bill to prohibit corporate money in campaign funds with penalties including a $1000 fine and up to one year in prison for violators. Another measure requires department heads to submit expense estimates to Congress before any appropriations. The Banner Leace.

Washington Senator Clay Clay Congress

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State OF Georgia Jim Court House Towit Newman Brothers Company Loviet B. T. Bishop Gald County John W. Wier Turt House Ispahe Sald County 8. E. Caile F. W. Coile Adair de Bonis J. N. Coile Philip Cook General Assembly Dee Supreme Lodge State of Supreme Blackwell’s Island N. Y Paris “Medicine Co St. Louis United States Senate The Daughters of Confederacy Mra A. B. Hull Georgia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy B. M. Zeller R. E. Park W. H. Harrigan Committee E. W. Grove Mob Secretary of Navy Poplar Springs Academy Oconee County P. H. “Raynalda Farmington, Ga Aelw State University J. S. Stewart Beardatens St. Wiebuwhee Ness College Macon Fia Chicago Open Vlosea ANH Vee AG Tanualy
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