Executor's Sale and Charitable Union Petition in Clarke County
Legal notice describes an executor sale on the first Tuesday in June 1905 at Athens Georgia. It details two parcels including an eight room dwelling, outbuildings, and an additional lot with a four room cottage. Also presented is a charter petition for The Charitable Protective Union to be incorporated in Athens with no capital stock, power to organize, and branch offices. The document concludes with administrator appointment notice for Philip Walker estate and a notice of probate by S. B. Wingfield.
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Court House
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Baldwin
Doboy Streets
Baldwin Street
Doboy
Doboy Street
J. T. Comer
R. T. Comer
State of Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court of
Tobe B. Jones
Julius Holder
Thomas B. Garfield
C. A. Wingfield
James P. Davis
Mike Nesbit
James Glenn
W. H. Sheats
Charlie Jones
Thomas Harris
William H. Dixon
Augusta
Richmond County
Charitable Protective Union
United States
State of
Rev
James P
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court Clarke Co
Notice of estate sale and public auctions in Clarke County
In Clarke County Georgia R C Orr administrator seeks to sell all real and personal property of Florida C Carr deceased with an initial hearing on the first Monday in June 1905. Additional notices cover sheriff sale of Dr C A Ryder and Mrs Ryder property to satisfy foreclosure, a bill to incorporate Hull town, road establishment in District 219, and a public auction of unclaimed freight in Athens on June 17 1905 by Seaboard Air Line Railway with two hundred items and cash terms.
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R. C. Orr
Florida
C. Carr
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
C. A. Ryder
Hancock Avenue
Athens
McDowell Building
Superior Court
B. D. Langford
J. Y. Carthers
W. Wier
General Assembly
Hull l
Madison
Clarke
J. T. Tolbert
Joseph Yarbrough
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
J. D. Williams
H. B. Mitchell
A. J. Kowen
Helicon Spring
Danielsville
G. M
Said County
B. F. Woods
Harrison Campble
Moble School
Jane Ann Moore
M. D. L. Pittman
Madison County
State of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Wilson
Athene
J.Z. Hoke
C. B. Bidwell, Jr
Notice to creditors for discharge of estate administrator
John R. Mack administrator upon the estate of Cain Jones has filed for discharge. All persons concerned must show cause why discharge should not be granted at the regular term of the court of Ordinary for said County, to be held on the first Monday in September 1905. Eight B Wingfield Sr Ordinary.
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Georgia
Clarke County
John R. Mack
Cain Jones
Said County
B. Wingfield
Lightning strikes home kill child in Stuntsville
May 21 in Stuntsville Alabama a bolt of lightning struck the home of Morris Petty a Rome cotton mill weaver. The lightning descended the chimney to the mantel exploding a bottle of turpentine and splashing burning liquid on children by the fireplace. One child died soon after and others are in serious condition.
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Stuntsville
Ala
Morris Petty
Rome
Brothers Reunited After Thirty-Year Break In Schenectady
Patrick Flaherty, long sought by his Seattle-born brother Thomas, has been found in an almshouse in Schenectady New York. The Flaherty brothers were New York contractors involved in several large enterprises when the Panic struck thirty years ago, ruining both. Patrick plans to join his brother in Seattle where Thomas is prospering.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Patrick Flaherty
Relne
Thomas Flaherty
Seattle
Wash
Patrick
New York
Judge postpones Sumter court to aid farmers in rainbound fields
Americus Ga May 24 Judge Littlejohn delayed Sumter superior court two weeks to give farmers time to work grass ridden cotton fields as heavy rains persist preventing farm labor and reducing crop prospects.
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Americus, Ga
Littlejohn
Sumter Superior Court
Hall Murg er Case Proceeds In Elberton Ga
Elberton Ga May 2 After introducing the skull from Barnard Smith the state asks a commission of doctors and citizens to exhume Gm'th's grave and bring the head into court. Guards are sent and the work will be completed tonight. The Hall murder trial draws large crowds despite heavy rains.
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Elberton
Barnard Smith
Aee
Hall
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured by Mystic Cure
L Wagner of Richmond Virginia reports a fierce sciatic rheumatism attack that laid him up for two months. After doctors failed, Mystic Cure for Rheumatise cured him and he has heard of others with good results. Sold by H H Palmer & Bons druggists.
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L. Wagner
Richmond
H. H. Palmer & Bons
Luther Burbank Doing Wonders
San Francisco reports Luther Burbank pursuing fruiting of potatoes calling the pomato a edible fruit on the vine. He crosses Solanum commersoni with potatoes to yield larger, tastier tubers and eventual larger scale hybrids. He claims over 10 000 varieties exist, planting them to develop hardier, tastier, and commercially viable crops alongside other botanical feats. A employment notice from Athens, Georgia seeks a traveling representative with a salary of 1072.06 dollars per year.
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San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Mercedes River
South America
Paris
Heckel
Arizona
Central America
Old Mexico
Woman shoots self after Paris green poisoning claim
Mrs. Iva Harlan of Lebanon Indiana described to Dr. McGee how after taking poison she believed her husband would be blamed, then fired four shots at her head and passed out. She had been in poor health and the three month old baby was in the room during the incident. The report notes the physician could not revive her. An advertisement for Paro Ointment promises pile cures with refunds if unsuccessful.
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Leabanon
Ind
Harlan
Disappearance Returns to Haunt Carnegie Family
William McIntyre, missing for five weeks, returned home to a stunned household and neighbors in Carnegie Pennsylvania. He told an insurance agent he was alive and said he need not pay the supposed widow. He then asked his brother for a funeral bill. A body found in Beaver River had been identified as his, but was later exhumed and confirmed as not him. McIntyre, while in Detroit, read news of his death and burial and decided to come home to inspect matters.
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Carnegie, Penn
William McIntyre
McIntyre
Beaver
Penn
William
Carnegie
Detroit
Queer Suit for Damages in Baltimore Trial
Rose Snyder and Morris Bernstein, garment workers, disputed a claim after an oil can with a sharp nozzle burned Snyder’s chair seat and caused injuries. The jury ruled for Bernstein, finding no proven assault after hearings in Baltimore on May 24.
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Baltimore
Rose Snyder
Morris Bernstein
Rose
Bernstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sanders Davis
Philip Walker
Aborgia
Et Ee
Vrulnary Clarke County
J. M. Hodgson
H. Morton
Jas, Barrow
Seaboar Air Line
Castoria
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walling, Kinnan & Marvin
Bruogylats
Consti Pation
Hall Murger
Elbert
Sss Eee
Vici
Madras
Globe Racket Store Co
Max Joseph
Pres
Broad ST
H. W. Nicholes
Mgr
Jos
A. Alexander
Joe
Husband
Paria Medicing Co
B. W. Grove
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