Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia 1909 various matters
Clarke County Georgia notices demand show cause for twelve months support for Roberta L Morton from Frederick Morton estate appoint return filed by appraisers and court order. executors Nicholson and Comer cited for discharge from James S King estate. creditors urged to present claims against W B Jackson estate. executors Naomi A Jackson and George H Thornton request immediate payment due to deceased estate.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Roberta L. Morton
Frederick
Morton
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
M. G. Nicholson
T. F. Comer
Jas
King’s Estate
W. B. Jackson
Naomi A. Jackson
George H. Thornton
Senator Stone of Missouri Faces Baltimore Assault Charge
Senator Stone of Missouri was arrested in Baltimore on a charge of assaulting a negro named Walter during a Delaware to Washington trip. He was released on his own recognizance and will stand trial in Baltimore, arguing jurisdiction questions. He criticized reports as accurate and blamed the Walter for the dispute over a Scotch highball ingredients. The article also notes Salt Lake City's upcoming dedication of a new Roman Catholic Cathedral with Cardinal Gibbons presiding.
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Washington
Senator Stone
Missouri
Baltimore
Walter
Delaware
Stone
Maryland
Pullman Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Btone
Senator Rayner
Leutenant
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cardinal Gibbons
West
County Commissioners Meet Adjourned Session Acts on Road
The county commissioners met in the Clerk John B Gamble’s office for an adjourned session. They approved altering the Bogart road from the hilltop on Mitchells bridge road to Bogart and noted its completion from the city to Bogart. Burt Binyon sought $100 damages for road construction effects on Winterville road. the board awarded $50 per acre for land used. The meeting adjourned to the first Tuesday of August.
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John B Gamble
Bogart
Mitchell's Bridge
Burt Binyon
Winterville
Binyon
Pine cutting in summer warned by Prof Akerman
Prof Alfred Akerman warns against cutting pine trees in summer advising limited use for poles and firewood. He notes summer cuts raise blue fungal blemishes and bark beetle outbreaks, urging removal of damaged logs and delaying cutting until fall or winter frost to curb beetle spread. Published from Athens Ga on July 27 1909.
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Alfred Akerman
Athens, Ga
Weekend Trip Train Serves Franklin to Athens Route
Citizens learn a new daily train, starting August 1, will run via Franklin to Tallulah Falls Cornelia Lula and Athens. It departs Franklin at 6 4 mm and arrives Athens by 11 51 after a morning run, offering a convenient short-trip option except Sundays.
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Franklin
N. C
Webb
Southern Railway
Tallulah Falls
Cornelia
Lula
Athens
Illulah Falls
Packey McFarland Plans England Sail With Jeffries
The fighter Packey McFarland plans to sail for England with Jim Jeffries next week as boxing circles note a potential long tour. The National Sporting Club of Pittsburgh bids $15,000 for Ketchel Langford clash while Nelson teases Papke’s world-champion claim. Jeffries trims weight from 242 to 238 pounds amid talk of big tours and boxing maneuvers.
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Packey McFarland
England
Jim Jeffries
National Sporting Club
Pittsburg
Stanley Ketchell
Sam Langford
Battling Nelson
Bill Papke
University’s Five Hundredth Anniversary Observed
A distinguished American educational delegation led by Cornell President Jacob C. Schurman arrives in Leipske to join the 600th anniversary celebrations. Europe’s scholars attend events across several days including church services, a theatre address by Prince Frederick August, a fete in Palmengarten, a historic procession, and a grand commers for 10,000 attendees.
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Palmengarten
Meeting of Cotton Growers in Savannah Georgia
The Bar Mer's Union Sea Island Cotton Growers of Georgia and Florida held a two day meeting in Savannah on July 28 with large attendance. The agenda centers on prices and related issues affecting members.
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Savannah
Bar ‘Mers
Union Sea Island
Wlendon Upheld by Three Prominent Citizens
A defense of Chairman McLendon notes his railroad expertise and advocacy for reinstatement. Mr Simmons, a Statesboro prominent citizen, credits him as the brightest railroad commissioner with deep knowledge of freights and port rates. He argues the legislature should reinstate McLendon to continue guiding Georgia policy.
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McLendon
Railroad Commission
Mr. Simmons
Joint Committee
Melendon
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Simmons
Statesboro
Confederate Veterans Hold Reunion in Texas
Mount Pleasant Texas July 23 Citizens bend to make the state reunion a memorable event. Veterans arrive and are hosted by families for two days. They assemble at the court house at 8 am then march to Dellwood Park for sessions in the Auditorium presided by Gen K M Van Zandt. Mayor J V Moore gives the welcome address. Business meetings span two days with entertainment and camp fire gatherings featuring veteran speakers each evening.
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Mount Pleasant
Texas
Court House
Dellwood Park
Gen
K. M. van Zandt
J. V. Moore
Virginia Republicans Meet at Newport News
Virginia Republicans opened their state convention in Newport News to name candidates for governor and other offices. The party plans to push statewide prohibition, oppose local option, condemn alleged state administration extravagance, support electing school superintendents by popular vote, endorse the Taft administration, and set a vigorous platform on state issues.
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Newport News
Taft
Petro pe butter sparks excuse for men to misbehave
The Anderson Mail notes a quirky claim about a petro pe butter that allegedly gives men an excuse for misdoing. The piece treats the notion as humorous commentary rather than factual.
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Anderson Mail
Industrial growth and new mills in Alabama Georgia area
Geogia and Alabama Industrial Index reports rapid regional development. Gadsden wins a wire rod and nail mill with a 150000 cash fund, tax relief for 10 years, and free water. Anniston plans a $600000 mineral and timber project with Shinbone valley, plus a 26 mile railroad. Gwinnett counts eleven banks, Fulton eyes a $50k to $75k almshouse, and new factories and schools emerge in multiple towns. Sixteen new corporations form in both states.
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Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
North Alavama
Gadsden
Anniston
Southern Iron and Steel Company
Jadsden
Alabama
Tennessee
Massachusets
Ala
St. Simons Island
Georgia
Cuthbert
Griffin
Mi Edgeville
Lusitania to call at Fishguard cutting time to London
The Cunard liner Lusitania sailing from New York today will stop at Fishguard on Pembrokeshire coast, shortening last leg to London by about six hours and marking the shortest New York to London schedule. Similar arrangements apply to outbound Cunard steamships. Farmers Union session in Columbia, SC, features large attendance and discussions on union affairs and goals.
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New York
Cunard
Hiner
Lusitania
Fishguard
New Pit
Pembrokeshire
South Wales
Queenstown
Holyhead
Liverpool
London
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Farmers’ Unions
Organizatio
Eddie CollinsHitting Still Points to Strong Season
Connie Mack has not sought waivers on Eddie Collins despite a dip in hitting. The veteran star remains a key player as the team evaluates his form and role.
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Eddie Collins
Connie Mack
Woman's Rights Versus Natural Law in 1900s Debate
The Charleston News and Courier discusses a New York suffragist address arguing men hold dominance by force, comparing humans to birds and beasts. It questions if humanity can defy natural law governing male dominance and asks whether progress allows women to break this ancient rule.
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New York
Y M C A Conference Opens at Barmen Elderfield
Berlin July 28 delegates from Europe America and Australia gather for the quadrennial world conference of Young Men's Christian Associations at Barmen Elderfield. A large United States delegation will play a prominent role in proceedings.
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Berlin
Conference of Young Men's Christian Associations
Barmen Elderfield
Europe
America
Australia
United States
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