Bludwine Company charter petition in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County petitions to form Bludwine Company seeking 20 year charter, $110000 capital stock, branch offices, manufacturing and sale of non intoxicating bludwine, with broad corporate powers and real estate. Athens is planned to host principal office with board rights and future expansion.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
H. C. Anderson
W. HH. Shelton
J. H. Griffeth
J. H. Massey
R. B. Wingate
LH. Goss
M. M. Stephenson
Thos. F. Green
County of
Clarke
L. F. Griffeth
Oconee County
C. H. Ashford
Fulton County
L. J. Arrington
L. F. Veréery
Richmond County
Georgia
Athens
State
Aald Corporation
Said Proposed Corporation
Thos
Green
B. J. Crawford
Bludwine Company
Henry
Said
Marlon Laith
Putton County
Sute
Standard Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Jos
Judge Brand rules on alimony case in 1909 Georgia
Judge Brand delays ruling on temporary alimony in the Hood case to seek a fair verdict on the wife’s guilt or innocence regarding infidelity. He awards fifty dollars to the wife’s attorneys and defers permanent alimony until a Jackson County jury can determine the issue, with payment starting if permanent alimony is granted. The decision cites the best interests of two young children and preserves judicial impartiality. The matter references Jackson Superior Court and the Western Circuit. Jan 18, 1909.
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Brand Hay
Beulah Hood
Daeheon
Bleckley
Kheckley
Tam
Jackson Superior Court
Jackson County
Co. H. Brand
Udge Superior Courts
Western Tircuit
Supreme Court
Escape at state farm shocks Athens guards
A sensational prison escape at the state farm near Athens Thursday after noon freed Joy Barton a renowned safe blower and Dane a fellow inmate. Barton 30 with one arm six feet tall and 160 pounds was last seen after supper when the cell remained locked. Dane a foreigner 5 feet 6 inches 140 pounds fled with unclear details. Dogs and guards pursued with no clue by last night. rewards offered for capture of either man. Governor Colley noted transport plans for prisoners from the county to the state farm.
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A. Colley
State Farm
Athens
Lainesville
Joy Barton
Barton
Dane
Fulton County
Inter
Alabama
Emory Speer to Head Lincoln Centenary Banquet
From the New York Press the South is returning to the Union with Emory Speer as principal speaker. A Georgia Democrat turned Republican, Speer rose from Confederate service to congress and later federal judge. Once Georgia’s premier orator, his career is noted for dramatic campaigning and powerful speeches.
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New York Press
South
Emory Speer
Henry Grady
Georgia
Speer
Congress
Solid Democratic Party
President Helps Orphans at Industrial and Orphans Home
The president of the Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters has been used for nine years as a trusted medicine in the institution. He claims it strengthens vitality, purifies blood, and aids digestion and appetite, noting its suitability for weak children and female complaints. Sold locally for 50 cents.
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Industrial and Orphans’ Home
Macon
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer
Sons
Evans brothers deadly dispute leaves wounded survivor
Winder Georgia January reports J H Evans shot five times by his brother J G Evans who then brandished a hatchet and split the skull. J H Evans remains alive with a physician stating a fair recovery chance despite severe injuries. The brothers had been in business and recent settlement led to the fatal confrontation.
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J. H. Evans
J. G. Evans
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J.H. Evans
J. G. Evang
Evans
Jeruel School Fire Briefs Jeruel School
Last night about nine o clock the fire department was called to box 33 at Baxter and Pope streets. A furnace caused a basement blaze at Jeruel school, quickly extinguisning with nominal damage though headway was dangerous. the school had earlier suffered heavy losses from a dormitory fire.
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Pope Streets
Jeruel School
Baxter Street
Senators Take Sides With Ben Tillman
Washington, Jan 14. Senators consider Tillman’s demand for a senate inquiry into Roosevelt’s charges about his Oregon land attempt. Most believe no inquiry is warranted beyond whether Tillman was frank with colleagues. Committee members expect no resolution. Tillman’s allies advise against pressing an inquiry.
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Tillman
Senate
Roosevelt
Oregon
Committee On Priviles and Elections
Custody Decided in Grandmother Case Goes to Father
Judge Charles H. Brand awarded Nora Langley’s custody to her father R P Langley after a Gwinnett Superior Court habeas corpus case. The child, then ten, testified she preferred living with her father and described his character as excellent. The judge ordered visitation for the grandparents and payment of court costs, dated January 14 1909. Col S J Tribble and Col J L Oakes represented the parties.
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Charles MH. Brand
Nancy J. Wells
Gwinnett County
Nora Langley
R. P. Langley
Chambers
Gwinnett Superior Court
Teath
Supreme Court
Eaves
Hos Es
Charles H. Brand
Judge Jones Refuses Federal Ruling on Car Michaels Law
Montgomery Jan 14 Judge Thomas G Jones of the U S district court for the middle district of Alabama denied the injunction against the Car Michaels prohibition law. He held the constitutionality question should be decided by state courts and declined to rule on the act in federal court. If state courts do not decide in reasonable time, complainants may renew their injunction petition.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G. Jones
United States District Court For
Middle District
Alabama
Jones
Supreme Court of
Liverpool Cotton and New York market quotations
The Liverpool market quotes Spots at 6 18s per bale for 10,000 bales. New York market shows opening and closing figures with March at 9.24 opening and 9.62 closing, noted as steady. A Washington Post item previews an Outlook editorial topic on I Have Known Rebukers after March 4.
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Outlook
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