Grand Jury Finds Much Tax Dodging in Georgia
Sylvester March 6 Grand jury reports tax dodge patterns uncovered by committee review of tax receivers books. Judge Spence urges equalization rather than radical action, noting increased values in Mitchell and widespread underassessed lands. The effort aims to ensure fair tax burdens across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Superior Court
Spence
le Prand
Grand Jury
Judge Spence
Mitchell
Unclaimed Letter List at Athens Post Office
Long roster of unclaimed male and female addresses at the Athens post office with a one cent additional charge. Includes numerous surnames such as Adams, Albertson, Aycock, Corson, Devine, Evans, Flaherty, Jones, Phillips, Reynolds, Scott, Somers, and Wootton among others, plus miscellaneous agents and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycock
T. J
Scull
E. B
Seldel
Shackelford
W. E
Shinn
Clifton C
Sims
W. J
Somers
Huebert
Wi Sward
Willam
Thomas
Thompson
Jos
Wahl
William F
Waters
G. J
Weddell
Weenmann
Louis
Leeds
Henry W
Henlings
Lippincott
Leper Leon
Maitland
Marshall
Samuel K
McKee
J. O
McAllister
McCullough
M. B
McNammes
J. M. McMullen
R. B
Moore
Lagtus
Morse
Or4
Chas
Parker
Joe
Educators Return From the West and Talks Ahead
President E. C. Branson and State Agent J. B. Stewart returned from Minneapolis where they attended the National Educational Association session. Stewart departs for southern Georgia to deliver education talks and advocate for the University of Georgia and its branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Branson
J. 8. Stewart
Minneapolis
Minn
Department of Superintendents
National Educational Association
Stewart
University of Georgia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease taken internally. It asserts the cure is proven and offers $100 for any case that it does not cure, urging readers to request testimonials from P. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. The notice also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and ends with garbled lines about presidential candidates and a magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Lst
P. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Yako Hall
Dave
National Toilet CO
Saris Tern
Ro Din Athena
List of Players in the Big Leagues
A continuation of the era rostered line up across American and National Leagues listing managers, catchers, pitchers, infielders and outfielders for teams such as Detroit Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn New York and others with numerous player names and club roles noted. The fragmentary text catalogs numerous players by position under each team and includes managers and some team identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseland
Napoleon Lajole
Bemis
Buelow
J. Clark
Brenhard
Donahue
Jove
Moore
Hess
Rhoades
Jackson
Smith
Infield
Stoval
Carr
Lajole
Kieadiy
Turner
Kahl Outhfelders
Vinson
Bay
Pel Jackson
Lash
Detroit
W. A. Armone
Woods
Drill
Reville
Green
Jones Callahan
Boston
James Collins
Criger
Farrell
Doran
McGovern
Dineen
Young
Gibson
Tennehill
Winter
Sessions
Olmstead
Josslyn
O'Brien
Abbott
Willer
Lachance
Grimshaw
Ferrie
Collins
Parent
Unglaub
Schaefer
Waddell
Henley
Plank
Bender
Applegate
Coakley
Davis
Murphy
M. Cross
Knight
Hoffman
Seybold
Hartzell
Lord
Bruce
Stoffel
New York
Clark Griffith
McGuire
Kleinow
Duff
McAllister
Chesboro
Powell
Puttmann
Orth
Newton
Hogs
Starkell
Holycross
Whitley
Metcalfe
Griffith
Clarkson
Ganzel Chase
Williams
Conroy
Iherfield
Dougherty
Anderson
Fultz
Keeler
Gettman
Pittsburgh
Fred C. Clarke
Moran
Needham
Stroh
Willis
Wilhelm
Fischer
McNichols
Frazer
Hershey
Harvey
Volz
Bressler
T. M. Youns
Infelders
Tenney
Raymer
Wolverton
Abbadechino
Lauterborn
Delelanty
Barclay
Sharpe
Cannel
Brooklyn
Edward H.hanlon
Democrats May Vote for Kerens in Deadlock Crisis
Jefferson City Missouri March reports say the senatorial deadlock tightens as lawmakers discuss plans in hotel lobbies. Rumors circulate that Democratic legislators may abandon Cockrell and back Kerens to break the stalemate, with a possible Tuesday election pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Kerens
Cockrell
Negro Lynched for Killing Man at Helm Station
Vicksburg Mississippi March 6 The body of Dr William B Oliphant shot to death by a half crazy negro at Helm Station in Issa seine county arrived here this morning by the belated south bound train From the same train the negro responsible for the death was taken from the deputy at Elizabeth station by a masked mob and promptly strung up before the train reached the station Dr Oliphant was killed in cold blood the flesh torn from his arm and side by buckshot at close range
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
William B. Oliphant
Helm Station
Dr. Orphant
Fred
Roosevelt considers Charles N Anderson for New York post
Washington reports Roosevelt weighs appointing Charles N Anderson a noted New York colored lawyer to replace Charles Treat as collector of internal revenue in the district of New York. If appointed Treat likely moves to succeed Ellis H Roberts as treasurer of the United States. Roberts will complete eight years of service next June.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles N. Anderson
New York
Charles Ui
I'Treat
Internal Revenue
District of New York
Treat
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Roberts
Servion
Oxford to Rebuild Parsonage After Fire
Oxford residents prepared to rebuild the Methodist parsonage within a day of the blaze. Insurance covers 1250 for the house and 100 for furniture while 600 more funds will fund immediate repairs. 479 was subscribed after a Sunday collection led by Dr Dickty.
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Oxford
Chared
Dickty
February real estate transfers list with numerous parcels
February transfers show many individuals exchanging houses and tracts across Broad Street Clayton Street Rock Spring Street and more. Notable entries include Lelia Murrell and A H Talmage exchanging Winterville area tracts for up to $8 000 and $6 000, Jno C and Hunter Golden selling to Susie Gerdine, and multiple parcels on Danielsville and Jackson streets with prices ranging from 50 to 8 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Akin
Mia
Bessie M. Richards
Broad Street
Manda C. McLeroy
Jesse Z. Daniel
Bradberry District
L. E. Bloomfield
J. O. Moore
Clayton Street
R. L. Moss
R. L. Moss, Jr
Hill Street
Franklin
R. L. Moss, Sr
Rock Spring Street
Pamelia J. Thomas
Billups Phintzy
M. B. Morton
H. B. Barber
Danielsville Road
J. L. Daniel
M. L. Bond
W. P. Jackson
McNutt Creek
B. H. Cooper
W. W. Jordan
Thomas Street
Jno
Hunter Golden
Susie Gerdine
Dougherty and
D. W. Locklin
R. L. Booth
A. P. Dearing
Lyndon Avenue
M. Herrington
J. M. Suddeth
Lexington Road
Lelia W. Murrell
A. H. Talmage
Winterville
Allen H. Talmage
J. H. Rucker
J. A. Fowler
Savannah Avenue
Miller Street
Dr King’s New Discovery Sold At Local Drug Stores
A Talladega Springs man reports severe pneumonia improved after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The advertisement claims it cures sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds and lists W Smith & Bro J R Palmer & Sons drug stores as sellers with trial bottles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jmith & Bro
J. R. Palmey & Bons
Death of Judge John H. Reagan in Palestine Texas
Judge John H. Reagan, last surviving Confederate cabinet member and long public servant, died in Palestine Texas at eighty six after pneumonia. His career spanned Texas constitutional convention service, U S Senate, and Confederate postmaster general, with a noted period as acting secretary of the treasury and later railroad commission work.
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John AW
Reagan
Houston
Tex
John H. Reagan
Palestine
Lone Star
Congress
Texas
Provisional Congress
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Alo
Treasury
United States Senate
Samuel
D. Maxey
Senate
Austin
Railroad Commission of Texas
Republic of Texas
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Joseph Williams
People's National
Winston
N.C
FBI
P.S
Ala
Fla
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N.J
N. C
North Carolina
Nick Williams CO
Sea Island
Charleston
Pucewaton
Auguste Tucker
Southern Exp! Co
Charsleston
Dee
Yougs Island
S. C
Screven County
Monay
Deadwyler & CO
J. Y. Carlthers & Co
Cotton Commission
Broad, Thomas
Oconcerts
Athens, Ga
Columbia Supply Co
Columbia, S. C
Larne
Bor
Liae
Algood
Babe
Bowden
Lulu
Christopher
Charlotte
Edwards
Lessie
Johnson
Ella
Miss Line
Margaret
Landon
Cora
Lonigno
Julia
McDonald
Belle
McMillan
Elizabeth L
Parks
Frank Farks
Minnie Renfroe
Sallia Belle
G. A
Warwick
Mise May
Union Tank Line
Nelli Klina Helntonen
Shearwood Bros
Washingtoy
Fairbarne
Magazing
Peitz
H. Smith
Carixeh
Phillips
Leever
Flaherty
Lynch
Cace
Idndaman
Robertville
Holmes
Goodwin
Missouri
Dr. Oliphant
New York City
Metropolis
Clarke County
L. F. Edwards
Billups Street
R. Nickerson
J. H
A. W. Dozier
Spring Street
Price
B. F. Woods
R. R
W. A. Harris
Oconee River
M. W. Camak
B. H. Brown
Georgia Factory District
Jas. L. Brown
W. M. Smith
J. Monroe Pope
Hardeman and
Phintey
Sandy Creek District
D. W. McGregor
J. H. T. McPherson
Jackson Street
Waterloo
John M. Fuller
Honey Grove
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. J. Palmer & Sons
Athens
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