Administrator's Sale of Clarke County Land in Athens
Legal notices report administrator Luther McGinty selling Mrs Cornelliam McGinty estate land in Clarke County Athens fronting S Lumpkin Street. Property 135 by 136 feet with cash terms. Other Clarke County road petition hearings note Special Commissioners findings and December session. Sheriff sale notices list tax warrants and property in Clarke County. Includes multiple court orders, administrator letters, and public sale plans dated November 1908.
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Beorgh
Fulton County
Court House
Glarke County
Cornelliam
McGinty
Towilt
County of
Clarke
City of
State of Georgia
G. M
Clarke County
Athens and
Princeton Road
Will Hunter
Troup Akridge
Tray Akridge
Manuel Jones
Iands
Burger
Gotho Giyon
D. W
Bludwine Company and Manhattan Hat Company Charter Petitions
Clarke County petitions seek charters for two new corporations. Bludwine Company plans a nonintoxicating drink and related ventures with offices in Athens and branch rights statewide. Manhattan Hat Company seeks a wholesale hat business with capital start of 15000 dollars, option to increase to 50000, and board-controlled common stock voting.
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State OF
Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court
Abe Joel
Felix Phillips
Sidney Boley
Louis Funkenstein
Manhattan Hat Company
Athens
Patrtionera
MEL
Aahd Company
Steels
Board of Directors
United States
Fraternal & Protective Order of Friends Incorporation Petition
In Clarke County Georgia 1908 petitioners seek charter for a fraternal beneficiary order named Fraternal & Protective Order of Friends with twenty year term and renewal rights. The group requests grand and subordinate lodges, real estate powers, dues and benefit provisions including death funeral and disability, and corporate powers to sue, borrow, and govern by constitution and by laws.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
W. H. Shelton
J. Galloway
M. F. McKinney
T. M. Booth
J. C. McKinney
Fraternal & Protective Order of Friends
Supreme Grand Lodge
Ath Clarke County
Gemgla
Bald Neeoeration
United States
State of
Prlisoners
Gold Association
State of Georgia
Shackelford & Shackelford
J. Crawford
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Application for administratrix of estate in Clarke County
Elizabeth Eldsen applied to be appointed permanent administratrix of Joseph B. Elden deaceased. The court will hear the petition at the next Ordinary term, on the first Monday in January 1809. Witness given December 16, 1998, with the official seal of Clarke County Superior Court.
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Georgia
Clarke County
W. Ingle
M. T. Hayes
Wald County
B. Wingfield
Orliary
Gald County
Clem Gear
Justice Court
H. L. Mathew
Levy
F. L. Johnson
L. C
Jackson
B. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Bludwine, Company
F. J. Crawford
Elizabeth Eldsen
Joseph B. Eldaon
Eald
Eald County
Administrator Sale in Oglethorpe County Georgia
By order of the court of ordinary of Oglethorpe County Geer will sell on January 6 at 1 o'clock three store rooms at the corner of Thomas and Clayton streets fronting on Thomas street formerly occupied by Abbey Broa under the September and October 1908 orders.
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Court of Ordinary
Oglethorpe County, Geer &la
Thomas and
Clayton Streets
Thomas Street
Abbey Broa
American Consul Cheney and wife die in Messina quake
Washington reports that Arthur S. Cheney American consul at Messina and his wife perished in the Messina earthquake disaster. A dispatch from Stuart Lupton says the Messina consulate was destroyed and the consul and wife believed dead, with Lupton possibly escaped. Amb. Griscom cites high death toll and widespread fires amid the disaster.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur
Cheney
Messina
Cheesterday Sa
Stuart Lupton
Malta
Mediterranean
William H. Gele
State Department
Gale
Cable
Lupton
Illnois
Connecticut
Tenessee
H. Pierce
Griscom
Rome
Mesania
Hall Collapse Traps 100 During Maryland Trial Hearing
In Ellicott City a two story Eaton Hall door collapsed during magistrate William Harwood's hearing for murder. About 30 to 40 injured, including Baltimore American reporter William Hall who suffered multiple injuries. Fear of lynching surfaced but restraint held. cause tied to the stairwell collapse amid a crowded courtroom.
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Baltimore
Eaton Mall
Ellicott City
William Harwood
Wii Ham Hall
Baltimore American
Harwood
Charles E. Hii
Great Progress In Geo and Alabama Industries For 1909
Georgia and Alabama industrial index notes a brisk start to 1909 with planned waterpower, interurban railways, and mining ventures. New chartered companies include a $457,300 total capital, with telephones for farmers in Homerville and Munford, street paving in Savannah, and new banks in Gunterville and Athens. A $65,000 courthouse in Chattooga county and a $250,000 new wall for Mobile’s federal works are among developments.
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Columbus
Georgia
Fron
Alabama
Polk County
Cherokee County
Homerville
Munford
Ala
Madison County
Savannah
Gunteraville
Apharetta
Standing Rock
Als
Tallapoosa
Chattooga County
Athens
Autaga County
Waycross
Baker County
Florida
Fairburn and Atlanta Railway and Electric Company
Wesley Memorial Church
Atlanta
Mobile
United States
East Point
Montgomery
Goda
Nry Manufacturing Company
Cullman County
Mobile County
Brunswick
Northeast Georgia Fruit Growers election set for Atlanta meeting
The Georgia Fruit Exchange meeting in Atlanta on January 6 will elect officers and pledge over 3600 cars of peach shipments. Northeast Georgia reps from Cornelia Baldwin Mt. Airy Militon and Elberton attend with noted figures such as Robert B. Maddox and I. M. Fleming listed among early selections.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Cornelia
Baldwin
Mt. Airy
Middleton
Elberton
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Robert B. Maddox
I. M. Fleming
Southeastern
Armour Car Lines
Gec-3la
Exchans
CorneHa
D. N. Yoling
W. B. Hunter
T. E. Lombard
J. F. Lee
Peyton W. Sellers
J. W. Peyton
W. C. Rudisill
C. Rudisill
E. 8. Baker
J. A. Farnsworth
A. M. Kitchen
W. A. Shore
E. B. Heard
Heard & Swift
J. ¥. Swift
Mt. Alry
R. Chrialle
Sr. Elberton
E. B. Tate
G. M. Ward
Electric Bitters Promoted By Arkansas Resident
W C Klestler of Halliday Ark reports malaria and stomach issues cured by Electric Bitters described as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles and run-down conditions. The tonic purifies blood, tones nerves, and boosts energy with a refund if no help. Sold at W J Smith & Bro H B Palmer Sons drug stores.
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W. C. Klestler
Halliday
Ark
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. B. Palm
Sons Drug Stores
Abe Ruef Sentenced to Fourteen Years in San Francisco
San Francisco December 30 Abraham Ruef received a fourteen year penitentiary term for bribery of a city supervisor in a case tied to the United Railroads trolley franchise. The verdict followed a four month trial with appeals filed and a writ of probable cause issued as Ruef began his transport to the county jail. The trial stemmed from charges based on bribes to multiple supervisors and involved a dramatic series of related indictments and a jail death.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Des Unies
Eugene BR. Schmits
Lawlor
Ruef
John J. Fuory
United Railroads
Oliver Grand Jury
Francis J. Heney
Morris Haas
Haag
Hass
Texas Teachers Keep Busy at Annual Conference
Austin Texas December 30 teachers from across the state attend the annual convention of their association with a general session featuring Dr J L Keeler Baylo Walversley Superintendent J B Blair Corscane Dr Margaret Holiday Adstn and Superintendent S M N Marrs Terrell The afternoon session covers sections for superintendents principals county superintendents and classical and high schools Tonight headliners include State Superintendent R B Cousine and Clarence Owsley Fort Worth president of the Conference for Education in Texas.
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Texas
Austin
J. L. Keeler
Baylo Walversley
J. B. Blair
Corscane
Margaret Holiday
Adstn
M. N. Marrs
Terrell
R. B. Cousine
Clarence Owsley
Fort Worth
Conference For Education
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for cold sore cure
Local user Leo F. Zelinski from Buffalo reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a stubborn cold sore in two days with a single application daily. The testimonial appears in an advertisement shouting satisfaction and urging readers to purchase at Smith Brothers and Palmer & Bons drug stores.
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Leo F. Zelincki
Gibson
Buffalo
W. J. Smith & Bro
Palmer & Bons
Guilty of Counterfeiting in Local Drug Case
A defendant was found guilty of counterfeiting involving a counterfeit remedy claim similar to Foley's Honey and Tar. The case centers on selling an alleged cure marketed as a cough and lung remedy by druggists.
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Foley
Movement expanding for George Junior Republics
New York December report details plans to extend George Junior Republics to Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut Maryland and California seeking site selections near Pittsburg Litchfield and Freeville with wide adult support to transform youths into citizens of a growing network of juvenile republics leaders say the movement transcends its founder and will endure across states into the next era
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New York
Matexchusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
William Street
Cir
California
Connecticut
Maryland
Greater Union
New York State
Freeville
Litchfield
Annapolis
Massachusetts
George
Pittsburg
L. 8. Levin
Friends of the National Plan
National
Thomas M. “Osborne
Greater Republic
Hunted Betrayer of His Home
Denver story recounts the murder of C. Culver Dury by Burdette Bell after a theater ad drew Bell to Dury and his wife. Bell pursued them from Laramie to Denver, forced the couple into a rooming house, and killed Dury while his wife pleaded for his life. Foley's Honey and Tar ad appears in the piece.
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Denver
Col
C. Culver Dury
Deaury
Burdette Bell
Dory
Englewood
Bell
Laramie
Curtis Street
Dary
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W. W. Puryear
FE. K. Greer
RK. J. Hardeman
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Gid
Sheal Creek
Lexington Road
W. H. Morton
James Morton
Walter Childs
Messrs
James Crane
Special Commission
Board of Commissioners
John B. Gamble
H.C. Anderson
W. H. Bholton
J. H. Griffeth
J. H. Masway
RB. Wingate
I. H. Goss
M. M. Brophenson
Thos. ¥. Green
L. F. Griffeth
Oconee County
C. H. Ashford
Fultom County
L. L. Arrington
Els
Bald
Thos. F. Green
Wax Michael
K. J. Crawford
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co. Ga
Crawford
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Tho
Abe Ruef
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