Clarke County Georgia Sheriff Sale and Public Notices
Legal advertisements for Clarke County Georgia announce a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in June 1909 including various household and farm items levied on R B Haywood and W T Bush. Other notices include a public sale on Hilzabeth Connell’s land, twelve months support for J McNealy, administration application for M B Herring, and a road commission citation on the Athens Winterville road with the public road status to be debated in June 1909.
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Georgia
Clarke County
J. McNealy
B. Wingfield
Administrator's Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1905 notice
By order of the Court of Ordinary Clarke County an administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in June 1905 before the courthouse door. The real estate in Athens Clarke County Georgia includes a parcel fronting Cherry Street about 51 feet and extending 102 feet deep. Known as Baker Hill home place at 160 Cherry Street. Additional land to be discussed.
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Georgia
Clarke County
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Thomas I. Todd
G. W. Hale
R. D. Hancock
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Athens-Winterville
G. M
Anid County
Brightwell
Thomas J. Todd
M. L. Anderson
Georgia Railroad
Board of Commissioners
Southern Mutual
Athens
John B. Gamble
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Towit
Cherry Street
Baker Hill Home Place
W. D. Griffeth
Florence
Fisher
Frank D. Streckfuss
Court House
B. Wingfield
Notice of Appoint Adminstratrix for William Jones Estate
Ordinary's Office in Gorgaha Clarke County notifies that Mrs Mattle Tuck applies to be appointed administratrix with will annexed of William Jones. The hearing will occur at the next Court of Ordinary term on the first Monday in June 1909. Witness dated May 4 1909.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Lonnie A. Herring
M. B. Herring
B. Wingfield, SR
Ghorgaha
Mattle Tuck
William Jones
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
Alice V. Johnson
William D. Johnson
Clarke County notices seek sale, administrator, and charter renewal
Guardian W D Griffeth schedules real estate sale for Florence Fisher and Frank D Streck on June 1 1909 at 10 am in Clarke County Courthouse. Alice V Johnson seeks appointment as administrator for William D Johnson. Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Company requests charter renewal approved by Clarke County Superior Court. Petition filed April 29 1909 and records certified May 20 1909 by Clerk I Elmer J Crayford.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
Clarke County Building, Loan and Improvement Company
Clarke County Superior Court
John D. Mell
I. Elmer J. Crayford
Superior Court
J. Crawford
Superior Court Clarke Co
Sale of Smuggled Garments Opens at New York Custom House
A June 2 sale at the New York Custom House auctions confiscated dresses gathered by customs authorities. Marshal Henkel conducts the auction, with twenty two princess robes and sixty seven fine waist items among 23 lots. Future sales are planned across the month, featuring 203 lots next Friday and additional consignments including embroidery, linen, gloves, and a sable skin.
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Uncle Sam
New York
Custom House
Marshal Henkel
Alice
Pierrepont Chauncey Wedding in New York
In Old Trinity church New York Miss Nathalie Elizabeth Chauncey daughter of Mr and Mrs Elihu Chauncey became the bride of Beth Low Pierrepont son of Henry E Pierrepont of Brooklyn. Attendants were from oldest New York and Brooklyn families. The couple will sail for Paris where Mr Pierrepont serves as Third Secretary of the American embassy.
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New York
Old Trinity Church
Nathalie Elizabeth Chauncey
Elihu Chauncey
Beth Low Pierrepont
Henry E. Pierrepont
Brooklyn
Paris
Pierrepont
National Cotton Congress Meeting at Monte Ne Arkansas
The third annual National Cotton Congress convenes June 21 to 26 at Monte Ne Arkansas a week of trade and crop information for planters ginners spinners and manufacturers with formal sessions a fishing contest a banquet and a keynote address by John D Walker of Sparta Georgia highlighting cotton banking and farm leadership within the South
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National Cotton Congress
Monte Ne
Arkansas
Ozark
Arkanana
Congress
Vinola Wine Ranch
Orient
Palisades
White River
Club Company of
John D. Walker
Bparta
Georgia
Barr
R L West Buys Gainesville Road in Gainesville Ga
Special Master Commissioner Samuel C. Dun slip today before the courthouse door in Gainesville sold the Gainesville street railway to R L West of Atlanta who bid it in for 104 000 for the bondholders The road was sold first Tuesday in April at public outcry to R L West for 80 000 but Judge William T Newman on confirmation raised the bid to 90 000 General A J Warner objected and the court ordered readvertisement and resell with Warner 90 000 bid There were two bidders R L West and D D Langford with West representing the bondholders and Langford Warner interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Samuel C. Dunslap
Court House
R. L. West
Atlanta
R. L. Weat
William T. Newman
A. J. Warner
Newman
Gen. Warner
Mr. West
1D. D. Langford
Retail Grocers Meet in Portland Oregon Convention Opens
National Association of Retail Grocers holds its annual convention in Portland Oregon with twenty nine states represented. President C J Kramer of Little Rock presides as officers report and committees are appointed. Topics include bankruptcy act repeal net weight bill and industry cooperation. Also notes Evangelical Lutheran synod convention in Richmond Virginia with 200 delegates and opening sermon by Rev W Owen. Ohn Barrymore engaged for Toe Candy cast.
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Portland
Ore
Fual
National Association of Retail Grocers
C. J. Kramer
Little Rock
Ark
Richmond
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. Owen
Hagerstown
Night Sessions Begin as Senate Examines Cotton Schedule
Washington June 2 Senate held night sessions to consider the cotton cloth schedule of the tariff bill. Senators Smoot and Lodge led talks defending committee provisions, noting mechanics of mercerization and opposing broad tariff cuts. Adjourned at 5:05 pm with more debate planned tomorrow. Stateboro, Ga June 2 Miller stabbed by A J Bird at the First District Agricultural school trustees meeting. Miller injured severely by knife thrusts amid unfolding charges about the school. Bird in custody. further investigations planned in Savannah.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Smoot
Lodge
Committee On Finance
Utah
Republican Party
New England
Dolliver
Iowa
Stateboro
First District Agricultural School
A. J. Bird
Metter
J. R. Miller
Statesboro News
Bird
Court House
Miller
Ted
Har
Sentencing delayed for six Chattanooga defendants in lynching case
Washington June 2 Former Sheriff Shipp and deputy Jeremiah Gibson along with Luther Williams Nick Nolan Henry Padgett and Williams Mayes all of Chattanooga Tenn faced contempt charges for the Ed Johnson lynching. The court postponed passing sentence to allow petitions for a rehearing. Prisoners remain free on bond as cases go to next term. Outside the court crowd included attorneys and congressmen from Tennessee. A lone African American outside voiced charges of discrimination. Pope Pius X celebrated his seventy fifth birthday in Rome with special masses and congratulatory messages from American church leaders.
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Washington
Sheriff Shipp
Jeremiah Gibson
Luther Williams
Nick Nolan
Henry Padgett
Williams Mayes
Chattanooga
Tenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Ed John Son
Tennessee
Rome
Pius X
Treviso
America
Presbyterians of Canada in Session in Hamilton
The thirty sixth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada opens in Hamilton Ontario for a two week session. A full ministerial and elder representation attends with many prominent figures past assemblies. Church union tops agenda, with the basin agreed upon and the assembly to decide to accept modify or reject it.
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Presbyterians OF Canada
Hamilton
Onr
Thirty Sixth General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Eldera
Presbyterian Church
Tax time notice from J H Dorsey at city hall
State and county tax returns urged with deadline near. J H Dorsey, tax receiver, directs residents at city hall to file promptly before rush period ends.
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J. H. Dorsey
City Hall
Eod
Mt Vernon Lodge Directory and Elmo Lodge Listings
Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M meets on the second Thursday monthly at Masonica-U 3rd floor Max Joseph building Claytor street. W M W A Capps Secy 4 M Crane. Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias No 40 meets Mondays at Case Hall Maz Joseph building corner Clayton and Wall streets Phone 203 Visiting Knights invited. Abney C G Nicker son K of B and Mthess BP OO E NO 718
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Mt Vernon Lodge
A. Mo
Mount Vernon Lodge
Masonica—U
Max Joseph
Claytor Street
Cor
W. A. Capps
W. M
M. Crane
Sec’y
Elmo Lodge
K. of P
St Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maz Joseph
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Copper Company officials held over missing bonds case
George Baglin vice president of United Copper Company was ordered jailed at Tomba prison until the missing bonds bearing evidence for a federal case are produced. Sanford Robinson a director faces similar treatment with a court date set for tomorrow. Both men are accused of aiding the removal of subpoenaed books and Baglin reportedly overheard conspirators planning to move them.
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New York
George Baglin
United Copper Company
Tomba
Lacombe
United States District Court
Federal District Attorney
Augustus Heinze
Sanford Robinson
Coast Line reports decreased earnings from Georgia passenger traffic
Atlanta GA June 2 Special report to the railroad commission shows the Atlantic Coast Line’s intra state passenger earnings in Georgia fell 24.6 percent for the year ending March 20 1909 compared with the prior year while inter state business rose. Passenger counts dropped from 953 816 to 838 748.
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Atlanta
Smith
Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Georgia
Commisson
Coast Line
Lady Typographical Union Label Contest Attracts Attention
Interest grows as businesses and theatres order labels for printing. Encourage friends to enter for a $5 prize awarded to the woman sending in the most printed matter by July 3, 1909. Send entries to the Label Committee Box 402 Athens Ga. Henry Clay Blaney has written a play titled The Boy Mayor of New York.
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Box 402
Athens
Henry Clay Blaney
New York
General MacArthur Retired After Forty-Seven Year Career
Washington June 2 Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur is retired after a 47 year career. He is the twelfth and last American to reach that rank, with Washington as the first. His retirement follows an act abolishing the lieutenant general rank. MacArthur’s early service began in the Civil War, earning a Medal of Honor for leading a charge at Missionary Ridge. He rose through the ranks, serving in Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign, Spanish American War, and as governor general of the Philippines before becoming a full general and commander in the Pacific. He was born in Massachusetts June 2, 1845 and raised in Milwaukee.
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Washington
D. C
Arthur MacArthur
George Washington
Adams
MacArthur
Henry C. Corbin
Mac.Arthur
Volunteer Army
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Young MacArthur
Lincoln
Perryville
Stone River
Chick- Amanga
Missionary Ridge
Congress
Sherman
Atlanta
Twenty-fourth
Wisconsin Infantry
Leutenant
Adjutant General's Department
Manila
Philippines
Otis
United States
Department of Lakes
Department of the East
Department of California
Russia
Japan
Far Cant
India
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Ckates
R. B. Haywood
W. T. Bush
City Court of
R. L. Moss
W.T. Bush
W. E. Jackson
Clarke County, Ga
Bray
Mra
Elizabeth Connell
Chauncey
National Cotton Congress Meeting
Gainesville Road
Ohn Barrymore
Toe Candy
Fostor Miller
Statesboro
United States Court
Lodge Directory
J, Abney
H. Nickerson
Mthess
M’arthur
Minneapolis
Minn
Williamson
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