Guardian Sale of Athens Property by Clarke County Guardian
By order of Clarke county Ordinary on June 8 1909 guardian for Florence Fisher and Frank Streckfuss will sell at the Clarke County Court House in Athens Georgia on the First Tuesday in July to the highest bidder for cash. Items include a Lumpkin street fronting lot with a five room house and two vacant University bounded lots described from a 1875 deed and survey. Sale conducted as guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Florence
Fisher
Frank JB. Streckfuss
Anderson
Betts and Waseiead
Brown
Lumpkin
Williams Rutherford
Luckle
Tuckle
B. H. Yancey
Wilson Lumpkin
Luckie Street
N. Luckie Street
W. D. Griffith
Guardian
Superior Court of
Clark County
Charlotte Williams
Alfred Willlams
Court House
Athens
Sald County
City of
Reese Street
M. B. Morton
Sydney Green
Alfred Williams
Walter BE. Jackson
Georgia
Said
Athens and Georgia Factory
Elizabeth Kittle
Mary Ann Hunter
Jerry Hawking
Jerry Hawkins
Fife
W. A
Levy
R. F. Wood
L. C
W. E Jackson
Court of Ordinary
Yonah
Satulah
Athens City Hospital Local Bill Notice 1909
Notice is given of an intention to apply to Georgia’s General Assembly in June 1909 for a local bill to amend the Athens charter for establishing a public hospital, funding via bonds, governing rules, and related ordinances. Published by order of the Mayor and Council. June 10, 1909. W. L. Woop, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Athens
City of
W. L. Woop
Commissioners Sale and Guardian Sale Notices in Clarke County
Several public sale notices from Clarke County Georgia, including a court ordered sale of a widow Charlotte Williams estate lot in Athens on the first Tuesday in July 1909, a sheriff levy sale of land in Athens to satisfy a justice court claim, and a guardian sale of a half interest in a large Yonah and Satulah area parcel, all listing defendants, buyers, and sale conditions.
Distress Warrant and Various Clarke County Notices
Distress warrant filed May 15 1909 in Athens City Court against T A Allen Jr for property including dental chair cabinet table and other items. Levy made May 17 1909 by Sheriff L C W Jackson. Also notices of probate and administration hearings in Clarke County Georgia issued June 1909 for the estates of John H Newton and R B Brown, temporary and permanent administrators appointed, and requests for twelve months support for Mrs Catherine Johnson. Creditors asked to file claims for Mrs M L Wyman Estate. executor W M Saye to oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Said
T. A. Allen, Jr
City Court of
Athens
R. L. Moss
Levy
Dr. Cook
L. C. W. E. Jackson
John H. Newton
H. H. Carlton
Mon
HW. H. Carlton
Catherine Johnson
J. T. Johnson, Jr
Court of Ordinary
Heorgia
M. L. Wyman
Said County
W. M. Saye
Y W 6 A Conference At Asheville North Carolina
The Southern Students Conference of the Young Women's Christian Association held devotion mission studies lectures and recreation in Asheville. Notable speakers included Miss Jen nie L Spalding Miss Mabel Head Rev Robert Wella Vedd Professor Jesse Cunningham Miss Elizabeth Sherrard and Dr Angie Myers. An afternoon tour of the Biltmore estate followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Southern Students’ Conference
Young Women's Christian Association
Jennie L. Spalding
Florida
India
Mabel Head
Nashville, Tenn
Robert Wella Vedd
Bible Teachers' Training School
New York
Jesse L. Cunningham
Nashville
Tenn
Elizabeth Sherrard
Charlotte
Angie Myera
National Committee
China
Biltmore Estate
Dwight M. Platt
Walnut Hi
Cincinnati
Dwight
Calhoun Case Nearing the Close in Railways Bribery Trial
San Francisco June 16 Analysis of testimony and evidence reviews in the Calhoun case concluded as A A Moore senior counsel for Patrick Calhoun began the latter half of his argument on bribery charges against the United Railroads president. Alexander King of Atlanta spent nearly five hours presenting a defendant viewpoint before Moore, who criticized the prosecutor Rudolph Spreckels and denounced portions of yesterday's address. Moore accused the prosecution of insulting comments toward Francis J. Heney and noted the trial hinges on controversial funding and expenses tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calhoun
A. A. Moore
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Alexander King
Atlanta
Moore
Rudolph Spreckels
Mr. O'Gara
James L. Gallagher
O'Gara
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Henry
New Fire Insurance Company for Georgia in Macon
Athena was visited by John J. McKay and J Clay Murphy in the effort to organize The Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Macon with 300000 capital and 160000 surplus. The banner argues for strong state insurers and urges affiliation among Georgia companies to keep funds at home and boost protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Fire Insurance Company
Georgia
Athena
John J. McKay
J. Clay Murphy
Atlantic Mutual
Macon
New Trial Sought for J. W. Cabaniss in Georgia
Macon Ga June 16 Volume of evidence prepared for motion for a new trial in the case of former President J W Cabaniss Attorneys expect only formal presentation Thursday before Judge A W Whipple They seek more prep time for a final presentation if Whipple denies a new hearing The work is intense in Stenographer Barnes office and in defense offices with an appeal likely to the higher court Georgia road interests remain strong in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J. W. Cabaniss
A. W. Whipple
Mr. Cabaniss
Whipple
Barnes
Georgia and Alabama roads drive union for reform
Columbus Georgia June 16 The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes rising zeal for road improvement across both states. Georgia Muscogee County favors 1 million in bonds for model roads, Calhoun County Alabama seeks 200000 for similar works, while various districts already approve bonds. New plants restart in Ensley Alabama and Waycross Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia and
Muscogee County
Georgia
Grand Jury
United States
Calhoun County
Alabama
Ensley
Ala
Waycross
New York
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Federal Court
Birmingham
Rome
Gainesville
South Georgia
Savannah
Glenville
Elberton
Home Capital
Douglasville
Marietta
Jesup
Commerce
Athens
Macon
Cordele
Dawsonville
Seville
Baltimore
Brunswick
Inventor Drops Half Mile in Crippled Plane at Berwyn
A. Sorenson, a Berwyn blacksmith and amateur inventor, leapt from 3,500 feet in a balloon and attempted a return in a self-made aeroplane. The rudder failed, the craft plummeted, and Sorenson was knocked senseless but survived with bruises and minor injuries as the machine was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwyn
Neb
A. Sorenson
Sorenson
Labor World Notes Highlight Global Trade Union News
Reports from New York San Francisco and Akron describe organized glass workers and a labor temple plan. International union conventions in Omaha and Denver, wage increases for bricklayers in Akron, and a Seattle initiative convention outline. Safety concerns in Sicily child labor and San Francisco political nominations are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
San Francisco
Germany
International Printing and Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Omaha
Neb
Akron
Ohio
Robert McIntyre
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul
Bricklayers’ Union
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pacific Coast
Western Federation of Miners
John H. Murphy
Denver
Pittsburg
J. C. Balhorn
Painters’ Union
New York
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Gilveston
Texas
Union Labor Party
P. H. McCarthy
Building Trades Council
Thomas Finn
H. L. Mullery
Luggage Label Souvenir At Commencement Fun
Two enterprising students created a red and black luggage label featuring a large G as a souvenir for commencement visitors. The small poster proved popular with guests, and it likely adorned many suitcases leaving Athens at the event’s close. The Savannah Press notes a humorous aside about George Washington’s hair and wigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaytes
Athens
Savannah Press
George Washington
Novel point in convict system sparks state vs county clash
Tifton Georgia June 16 a dispute over who pays rewards for escaped felony convicts shifts power to county camps under new public road labor plan. Turner county refuses to deliver a state prisoner without a $50 reward, while Tift county seeks delivery amid unclear state policy and commission rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Turner County
Tift County
State Prison Commission
Yancey
Board of ‘Commissioners
Lo Fer
Alex Connoly
Spalding County
Mein Tift
Chula
Ashburn
Tift
Shaw
Board of Commissioners
Prison Commission of the State of Affairs
Tucker
Turner
Bern
Markets New York Cotton Ruling Prices June 16
In New York on June 16 the ruling prices on the export and Liverpool cotton exchanges were reported. The market showed tone quiet but steady with sales around 10,000 bales and middling values quoted in the 11.50 to 11.70 range and occasionally 11.65 to 11.70 for specific grades, reflecting typical middle June activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Miami University centennial celebration noted at Oxford
June 16 centennial fete of Miami University marked by academic procession of faculty alumni and guests. Governor Harmon and university presidents from Missouri and Kentucky attended. President McCracken of the University of the City of New York delivered the centennial oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
University of Towa
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Guiats
McCracken
University of the City of New York
Harmon
Hit
University of Missouri
Hinitt
Central University of Kentucky
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S. B. Wind Field, SR
Ordinary Clarke Co., Ga
Korgia
Ren Brown
R. B. Brown
B. Wingfield, SR
Georgia Clarke County
B. Dean
Westley Dean
B. Wingfield
Ee Urbana
Aaron Takahira
University of Illinois
Milwaukee
Wis
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of the Northwest
A. J. Reichert
Red Wing, Minn
Stockholm
Gustaf
Georgia Federation of Labor
Sesslon
Inventor
Nee
Chicago
University
Willis Franklin Dobbs
John Burgess Giles
Robert Lee Nixon
David Solomon Starr
Eugene Marcus Baynes
Scott Berryman
Fran Clarke
Carlisle Cobb
Walton Harris Griffith
Samuel Benjamin Hatcher
Benjamin Pope Jackson
Alexander Stephens Johnson
William Hammond Johnson
James Allen King
John Gordon Knox
Francis Porcher L'Engle
Edwin King Lumpkin, Jr
John Kenneth McDonald, Jr
Charles Benjamin McGarrity
Marcus Fhatt McWhorter
Roscoe Pickett
Danrer Hunt
Oy Anderson
P. Anderson
W. Baker
B. Bartlett
P. L. Blanton
G. G Brock
P. F. Cheney
P. M. Dallis
KR. B
Dancey
W. G. Durden
R. W. Floyd
B. L. Fort
W. B. Foster
J. H. O Griffeth
R. Harris
B. V. Johnston
R. Jones
Kelley
G. L. LeCraw
LeCraw
J. W. Maddox
A. K. Martin
R. R. Miller
J. H. Morse
E. W. Parrish
J. L. Pfeiffer
L. T. Powell
J. R. Riddell
H. B. Rogers
H. L. Rubenstein
P. Stack
B. Slaton
J. J. Sommer
Stone
C. H.& Thompson
al Thurman
J. A. Tomas
J. Watson
J. H. Whelchel
F. C. Witman
M. Fresh
J. D. Owens
C. C. Ross
H. D.tibbetts
J. FR. Ware
J. H. Woodcock
J. B. Wooster
T. J Zabner
K. B
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