Guardian Sale of Athens Property by Wiley Griffin Guardianship
Guardian for Florence Fisher and Frank Streckfuns to sell at Clarke County Georgia court yard on first Tuesday in July 1909 cash to highest bidder. Properties include a Lumpkin Street frontage lot with five room house and two vacant University bounded lots Nos. 14 15 16 near Luckie Street, plus an Athens city hospital charter amendment notice and a M L Wyman estate creditors notice. Georgia Clarke County notices also announce twelve months support hearing for J T Johnson Jr. and a distress warrant levy on T A Allen Jr. for dental office items.
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Clarke County
Florence
Fisher
Frank B. Streckfuns
Court House
Georgia
Athens
Lumpkin Street
Anderson
Betts and Whitehead
Brown
Lumpkin
University of Georgia
Williams Rutherford
Luckie Street
B. H. Yancey
Wilson Lumpkin
N. Luckie Street
W. D. Griffith
Guardian
Superior Court
Clark County
Charlotte Willams
Alfred. Willams I
M. B. Morton
Sydney Green
Alfred Williams
Charlotte Williams
Mtb
Walter B. Jackson
Court of Ordinary
Yonah and
Satulah Avenues
Yonah Avenue
Ida A. Young
Batulah Avenue
Mra
Ella Green
Roberta Nichols
Emma L. Nichols
Roberts Nichola
Said
T. A. Allen, Jr
City Court of
R. L. Moss
Levy
D J. Cook
L. c
W. E. Jackson
Clarke County Probate Notices and Charter Petition
Clarke County notices announce permanent administration hearings for the estates of John H Newton and Westley Dean on the first Monday in July 1909. A charter petition to form Rhodes Warehouse Co. seeks twenty year incorporation with capital stock of 25000 dollars and a broad mercantile and storage mandate in Athena Georgia.
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Eorgia
Clarke County
John H. Newton
H. H. Carlton
Sala Estate
Georgia
C. B. Dean
Westley Dean
B. Wingfield
Henry C. Tuck
Trorgia
I. B. J. Crawford
Said County
Rhodes Warehouse Co
E. J. Crawford
Might Have Been Worse At Hull House Punchline
A Hull House worker recalls a visit by Mrs Donavan in torn finery with facial injuries. The exchange turns on marriage and spinster fears as the matron quips she could have been worse off.
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Hull House
Won't whip boy or pay his fine in court over ruling
Adolph Deutsch Sr refused to pay a 2 fine for his 12 year old son in children's court, arguing the court's punishment theory was wrong and that beating a child is not the answer. He later paid under protest after being told he would be jailed, with plans to appeal.
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New York
Adolph Deutsch, Sr
Deutsch
International Association meeting on smoke prevention opens
Syracuse N Y June 23 The annual meeting of the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke assembled for a three day session Bloomington Ind June 23 At Indiana University commencement David Starr Jordan president of Leland Stanford University delivered the address Asheville NC June 22 Delegates attend the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools conference which begins sessions tomorrow
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Syracuse
N. Y
International Association For the Prevention of Smoke
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Asheville
N. C
National Association of Teachers In Colored Schools
Industries Thriving in Southern States
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes a Columbia Georgia mill expanding to nearly $500,000, adding 400 to 500 jobs as its capacity grows. South Alabama tobacco cultivation rises with a Baldwin County plant. Cordele hosts the world’s first cotton stalk paper mill. Birmingham sees church-building investments. Major land deals, bank plans, and bonds ripple through Atlanta Savannah Montgomery and Dothan, with new corporations and road bonds shaping the region.
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Columbus, Ga
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Columbia, Gae
South
South Alabama
Baldwin County
Cordele
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus
Atlanta
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Illinois Central Railway
Montgomery
Hampton
Allapaha
Dothan
Attalla
Marion
Als
Milledgeville
Oak Park
Butts County
Georgia
Quitman
Monticello
Fla
Meeting of Georgia School Teachers at Cumberland Island
The Georgia Educational association opens its forty third annual convention at Cumberland Island Georgia with Director meetings and speeches to follow. Superintendent C B Chapman from Macon will preside and speakers include Prof O B Martin from the U S Department of Agriculture and Mercer University president S Y Jameson. Additional speakers are S J Smith Fitzgerald S J Evans Augusta Andrew M Soule and Mrs Walter B Hill among others.
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Georgia
Cumberland Island
Georgia Educational Association
C. B. Chapman
Macon
O. B. Martin
United States Department of Agriculture
8. Y. Jameson
Mercer University
Two More Pardons In Georgia Governor Grants Clemency
Governor Smith pardoned Ed Patton and Anderson Levy for murder sentences. Patton a white man convicted in Polk county in 1903 for killing Charley Cozart received a full pardon amid claims of erroneous evidence. Levy, a Stewart county Black man convicted in 1899, also received executive clemency. Prof Brahan of the state is praised for his lead work engineering problem solving.
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Atlanta
Smith
Ed Patton
Charley Cozart
Polk County
Patton
Anderson Levy
Stewart County
Deep Waterways Hearing Delayed in Pine Claims
Nashville on June 22 reports a postponement of the hearing on two cent yellow pine reparation claims not covered by the Atlanta Washington or Birmingham agreements. Judge Clements IPC in Washington D C granted delay to Sept 1 at the railroad clearing houses and attorneys request. Arthur Thompson leads new settlement efforts with a 67 percent basis and a draft agreement covering about 140 cases in Central Yellow Pine Association territory. The delay aims to settle many claims this summer and proceed with the haul case and other disputes. The Lakes to the Gulf deep waterways project is not dead despite engineers doubting a 14 foot channel from Chicago to New Orleans. Cost 128 million with 6 million yearly maintenance. nine foot channel proposed with cost to be estimated. Senator elect Lonmer remains hopeful the project will advance. The tariff fight looms over lumber and related schedules with partisan forecasts of who wins in conference. Uniform export freight rules at Gulf and Atlantic ports prompt appeals from New Orleans officials to national railroad authorities.
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Leon
Chung Sin
Amsterdam
Chung
Chinatown
Chu Gain
Port Arthur
Leon Ling
Giee
Tombs
Cornell
Harburger
Sun Lung
Eighth Avenue
Yoo Kim
Chin Song
Jerome
Joe Kay
Oriental Club
Mott Street
Nashville, Tenn
Atlanta
Washington
Birmingham
Southern Lumberman
Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Arthur R. Thompson
Washington Clearing House
Central Yellow Pine Association
Yellow Pine Association
Army Engineers
Congress
Chicago
New Orleans
War Department
Marshall
Dinsenta
St.Louis
Cario
Gulf and Atlantic
New York
North Atlantic
John A. Smith
New Orleana Board of Trade
National Association of Railway Commissioners
L. Falmer
Liverpool cotton New York grain and hog futures quotes
The exchange shows ruling prices for Chicago wheat corn oats and pork lard and ribs with July September and October contracts. Prices include wheat at 106.38 for September corn around 68 half for December oats 4.12 per bushel and pork at 20.02 to 20.21 per hundredweight along with lard and ribs bid and offered across months.
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Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Taoly
Cotton price report and political stance on Roosevelt
Market listings show Spot Cotton and various city middling values across the nation with steady to firm tones and several nominal quotes. A political tirade argues Mr Roosevelt and his party back actions that cause race death by own action and favor trust domination, higher living costs, and burdens on families.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Immigrant talk and lumber meetings across the times
Spokane Spokesman-Review notes Commissioner Watchorn’s odd remarks on immigrants at Bilis Island and Bonsall’s legendary history. Separate coverage reports the National Lumber Exporters Association and Board of Trade joint complaint before the Interstate Commerce Commission in New Orleans, plus upcoming lumbermen meetings in Baltimore Savannah and Cincinnati.
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Robert Watchorn
New York
Commissioner of Immigration
Bilis Island
Spokane
Hle
Board of Trade
National Lumber Exporters’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Elswhere
Wagon Oak Plank Exporters’ Association
Baltimore
Georgia Florida Baw Mall Association
Savannah
Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club
Zoological Garden
Cincinnati
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M. L. Wyman
W. M. Saye
Catherine Johnson
J. T. Johnson, Jr
Windfield, OR
Onlinary
Elsie Siegel
Ordinary Clarke Co
Ben Brown
R. B. Brown
J. F. Rhodes
Eb, H. Rhodes
J. F. Rhodes, Jr
Ward State
Athena
Nald
Elsie Sigel
Criminal Courts Building
Franz Sigel
Rexcent
Ling
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Canton
West Galway
Ptunthesa
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Eisie Sigel
Relt
Jersey City
Europe
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Boy
Dustries
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Lonmer
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St. Louis
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Nominal
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Bonsall
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Watchorn
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