Public Notices From Clarke County Georgia 1909
Legal ads announce sheriff sale of household and farm goods to satisfy distress warrants against R B Haywood and W T Bush at Athens court. Public sale of a 20 acre Clarke County tract near Elizabeth Connell's land listed with payment terms and mortgage notes. Clerks warn about year’s support for J McNealy and appointments for permanent admin on M B Herring estate. Road commissioners seek public road establishment of Athena Winterville Old route with abandonment of private section, to be decided June 1 at Southern Mutual Building Athens. Local officials issue notices and summonses.
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Georgia
Clarke County
J. McNealy
Mazord
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Thomas I. Todd
G. W. Hale
R. D. Hancock
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Athena-Winterville
G. M
Brightwell
Thomas 1 Todd
M. L. Anderson
Esid
Georgia Railroad
Athens Winterville
Athens-Winterville
Board of Commissioners
Southern Mutual
Athens
John BY Gamble
Administrator's Sale of Baker Hill Home Place in Athens GA
By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county the administrator will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in June 1905 at the courthouse door in Clarke county Athens. Real estate fronts 61 feet on Cherry street and runs 102 feet deep. Property known as Baker Hill home place and 260 Cherry street. Also selling household furniture of Baker Hill deceased including bedding chairs plain articles Grocer items. Terms cash. Crawford.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Old County
Athens
Cherry Street
Baker Hill
Cberry Street
Notice of administratrix appointment for William Jones estate
Ordinary announces application by Mrs Mattle Tuck to be appointed administratrix de bonis non with will annexed for the William Jones estate. The hearing is set for the next regular term of the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June 1909. Witness is O B Wingfield Sr Ordinary. May 4 1909.
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Gbhorgia
Clarke County
Lonnie A. Herring
M. B. Herring
B. Wingfield
Georgia
Mattle Tuck
William Jones
Court of Ordinary
Alice V. Johnson
William D. Johnson
Clarke County legal notices and charter renewal 1909
Clarke County guardianship for Florence Fisher and Frank Streck plus administrator appointment for Alice Johnson. Court to hear sell real estate on first Monday in June 1909. Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Company seeks renewal of charter for twenty years filed May 1909 with authorities confirming copy of petition.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
Clarke County ‘Tullaing, Loan and Improvement Company
Said
Clarke County Building, Loanland Improvement Company
Clarke County Superior Court
John D. Mbl
I. Elmer J. Crawford
Clarke County Building, Loan and Improvement Company
J. Crawford
Superior Court Clarke Co
After thirty years is back in chains in Atlanta
Walter Holcombe of Rabun county, reported wealthy and reputable, is jailed on a charge of escaping from the state penitentiary in 1877. He returned to Georgia to view his boyhood scenes, was recognized, and arrested. An appeal for pardon may be sought if his postescape life is shown blemish free.
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Atlanta
Eugene Aram
Walter 11
Holcombe
Rabun County
State
Rabun
Georgia Alabama Industrial Progress Tale of Railroads and Roads
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports major weekly industrial news. Charters for two large railroads, one from Rome northward toward the Tennessee line and financed by Michigan capital, and another from Savannah to Fort Gaines across the Chattahoochee, mark significant growth with Georgia and Alabama road-bond proposals and new corridor investments. Additional items include plans for a Chicago area bond-backed skyscraper courthouse in Jefferson County, Alabama, Ensley and Bethbridge bond votes, and widespread good roads initiatives across both states. Textile investments surge, with mill expansions in Summerville, Columbus, Albany, Americus, and LaGrange, plus new corporate formations and fertilizer ventures.
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Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Rome
Tennessee Line
Michigan Capital
Georgia
Cty of
Citzens
Ensley
Ala
Bethbridge
Commerce
Jesup
Alabama
Vetera
Summerville
Albany
Americus
la Grange
Greensboro
Akron
Sumatra Tobacco Company
Brewton
Anniston
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gadsden
Centerville
Montgomery
Bessemer
Savannah
Selma
Marietta
Governor Inspects the Prison Farm Milledgeville Visit
Governor Hoke Smith will personally inspect the state prison farm at Milledgeville next Monday. He plans to speak there on Tuesday and likely travel Sunday night to allow a full day on site. He will review cases deserving of pardon and may release many infirm prisoners after returning.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Milledgeville
Jerome to be Questioned at Cooper Union Meeting
New York May 26 District Attorney William T Jerome will face a public Q and A at Cooper Union tonight under the People's Institute. He agreed to answer only written questions submitted in advance to allow thorough review of cases. Organizers downplay politics but promise a lively evening.
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William T. Jerome
New York
Hild
Cooper Union
People’s Institute
Jerome
People's Institute
Jeffries Johnson fight for Atlanta eyed this year
Atlanta May 26 Special The Jeffries Johnson championship bout may be held in the new auditorium within a few months drawing a large crowd. Police reform leader Mason’s easing of boxing rules spurs the idea and local bouts continue with no police interference.
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Atlanta
Jeffries Johnson
Carlos Mason
Reform
Police Board
Maton
Jeffries-Johnson
Power of Commission Tests Public Utilities Case in Atlanta
The Georgia railroad commission opened hearings on a Columbus case under the Candler bill granting control over municipal public services. Consumers Association of Columbus and city officials accuse Columbus Gas Light and Columbus Railroad of monopoly and high rates. They seek maximum 7 and minimum 3 cents for electric lighting, gas at 1.85 per 1000 feet, and fuel gas at 1.35, with a 90 cent per 1000 feet for lighting gas. The defendants defend profits and dividend payments. The hearing, led by Judge J H Martin and T T Miller, will extend several days.
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Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Candler
Columbus
Consumers Association of Columbus
Columbus Railroad Company
Gas Light Company of
Stone & Webster of
Boston
J. H. Martin
T. T. Miller
Public Service
EH. H. Callaway
Augusta
Q. A. Garard
W. W. Osborne
Savannah
Rhodes Brown
C. W. Mizell
John C. Court
George J. Baldwin
John 8. Bleeker
Five Children Burned to Death in Kentucky School Fire
Central City Kentucky May 26. Five children died after a birthday ceremony at Mr B C Boyds school when a candle set their white muslin dresses ablaze. Dorothy Clay Zelma Clay Louise Marshall Neil McGreary and Rena May Miller perished. Several other children were injured as frantic parents and relatives fought the flames. Albert Clay, foreman at Central City Foundry, is father of two victims.
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Central City
B. C. Boyd
Dorothy Clay
Zelma Clay
Louise Marshall
Neil McGreary
Rena May Miller
Albert Clay
Meeting of Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota in Faribault
The diocesan council met in Faribault Minnesota on May 26 and will take no action on dividing the Diocese or adding a bishop coadjutor. Expense concerns are cited as the main reason against changes, and a full delegate turnout attended the opening session. Bishop Edsall planned to deliver his annual address after organization. The council will remain in session for several days.
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Episcopal Diocese OF
Minnesota
Faribault
Minn
Uona
Diocessan Council
Episcopal Diocese
Edeall
George C. Tanner
D. D
Whippole
Edsall
Seasion
Steffen Urges Let Rockefeller Alone At Assembly
Dr J C Steffen of Dubuque Iowa told the Presbyterian church general assembly that Rockefeller should be left alone to fund colleges. Chicago appeared poised to host the next meeting, though not official. A plan earmarks 100209 for church erections in Tennessee synod to replace buildings seized after a state supreme court decision.
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Denver
Colo
Rockefeller
J. C. Steffen
Dubuque
Town
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Atlantic City
Synod
Tennessee
Supreme Sourt
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Moody Dies in Atlanta Fertilizer Firm Leader Succumbs
John T Moody a prominent Atlanta businessman died at his East Fourteenth Street home from meningitis after a brief illness. He was 41, born in Rams and moved to Atlanta about 18 years ago. Once in the fertilizer trade he later focused on real estate. Survived by his widow, a daughter, a son and several sisters.
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Atlanta
John T. Moody
East Fourteenth Street
Mr. Moody
Rams
Felter
Moody Fa
Trial courtroom taunt ends with boy’s quip about father
A Georgia trial scene features a red headed boy witness and a sharp exchange with opposing counsel. The youngster deflects insults by pointing out the judge’s own jury and the attorney’s missteps as the season of schools begins. Cotton markets and futures data follow in the report.
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Court House
R. B. Haywood
W. T. Bush
City Court of
R. L. Moss
W. E. Jackson
Sherif
Clarke County, Ga
Clarke County Court of Ordinary
Hull
Madison County
Clarke Conty
Elizabeth Connell
H. L. Mathews
Henry Bullock
Forest Pittard
Bray
W. D. Griffeth
Florence S. Fisher
Frank D. Streckfuss
B. Wingfield, SR
Alabama Industrial Progress
Gate City
Ste
Washington Post
Bar Association
South
New Orleans
Louisiana
Tere
Eald
Secreia
Department of Agriculture
T. G. Hudson
R. K’. Wright
Department of Agricullure
J. H. Dorsey
City Hall
Power OF Commission
Steffen
Joan T. Moody
Blackstone
Bill
Bol
Bil Watt
Bill Watt
Watt
Pop
Institutions of Learning
Lmelight
Liverpool
Oe Ce
Oe Ge Td
Wee
Talye
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