Georgia Clarke County Legal Ads and Public Notices 1909
In Clarke County Georgia the Court of Ordinary orders public sale of 14 shares of Chaens Bank & Trust Company stock as estate of William Hale for distribution. Notices seek letters of administration for R J Pittman and Mary Estelle Porter, and discharge petitions for guardianship and other estates. A proposed Sanitary Plumbing Company seeks charter with $2000 capital. Sheriff sale details for Mrs Eddy Tuck guardian claim and related notices listed.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Chaens Bank & Trust Company
Willand Hale
John White Morton
William JJ. Hale
Alice L. Pittman
R. J. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
B. Wingfield
Miles Mary Estelle Porter
Katie Platt Porter
Katle Platt Porter
Mary Estelle Porter
George E. Deadwyler, Jr
T. W. Deadwyler
George E. Deadwyler
Geo
E. Deadwyler, Jr
Sald
Cobb & Erwin
Grongla
EK. J. Crawford
Superior Court
L. C. Smith
Sanitary Plumbing Company
K. J. Crawford
Court House
Towit
Clarke
218Th
G. M
Jas
E. Spinks
BH. Spinks
Oconen
Dawson Williams
Burgeyor
Bradford Spinks Place
Mra
Eddy Tuck
P. Whitlock
Hardeman & Phinizy
Athens
W. BE. Jackson
Reception to Taft in Macon Yesterday
In Macon Georgia on November 4 1909 President William Howard Taft arrived at 730 am after leaving Columbus and received a royal southern welcome. He toured the fair grounds with Congressman Bartlett Senator Bacon and local officials and watched a Mercer football game before departing at 1240 pm. The crowd numbered in the tens of thousands with flags bells and cheers filling College Street Mulberry and Georgia avenues. The visit highlighted Georgia hospitality and concluded with remarks on water powers and resources from the Geological Survey Water Supply Paper 234 noting rainfall floods and hydropower potential across the United States.
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Macon
William Howard Taft
Gila
Columbus
Georgia
Chas
I. Bartlett
C. S. Lewis
The
Fair Association
James Callaway
W. E. Dunnody
Congressman Bartlett
Governor Brown
A. O. Bacon
Lewis
C. R. Pendleton
College Street
Bond
Coleman Mill
Georgia Avenue
Mulberry Street
Bartlett
Bacon
Mercer University of Chattanooga
United States
Geological Survey
National Conservation = Commission
Henry Gannett
Newell
Mr. Leighton
New York
California
Northern
Pacific
Columbia
Sacramento
Leighton
W. M. Steuart
Bureau of the Census
Mendenhall
Measra
Dole
Stabler
Atlantic Ocean
H. N. Parker
Washington
McClellan Names Women On Board In NYC
Mayor George B. McClellan appointed three women to the New York board of education, marking the first representation by women on the board in twenty five years. The appointees include Mrs Hermann D Robbins Olivia Leventritt and Mrs Alfred S Post, each from a different creed.
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New York
George B. McClellan
Board of Education
Herman D. Robbins
Misa Olivia Leventritt
State Supreme Court
Leventritt
Alfred 8
Post
Flushing
L. I
Kansas Pedagogues Meet At Topeka Convention
The Kansas Teachers Association opened its annual convention in Topeka with many educators present. Prominent speakers include Dr Andrew S Draper New York State Commissioner of Education Prof BE A Ross University of Wisconsin Henry Turner Nailey Massachusetts and Dr Edward A Steiner Grinnell Iowan. The gathering will continue through tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Teachers'+ Association
Pia
Andrew 8. Draper
New York
BE. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Henry Turner Nailey
Massachusetts
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell
Iowan
Robinson Alsop Wedding Quiet Family Affair in New York
Miss Corinne Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson and niece of Col Theodore Roosevelt wed Joseph Alsop a member of the Connecticut State Senate at the bride family home. The ceremony was modest as the Robinsons are in mourning.
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New York
Corinne Robinson
Douglas Robinson
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Alsop
Connecticut State Senate
Robinson
Public reception honors East Boston centenarian
Boston November 4 Thousands of East Boston residents attended a police reception for Mer ben Burnham known as the grand old man on his 100th birthday. Born in Essex in 1509 he has lived in East Boston for nearly seventy years.
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Boston
Mass
East Boston
Merben Burnham
Mr. Burnham
Essex
East Moston
Evelyn Thaw Sees Husband in Rogues Gallery
New York, Nov 4 Evelyn Thaw visited police headquarters with Alexander Keogh and a newspaper man to verify election returns. She asked to view the rogues gallery and reacted with surprise when her husband’s portrait appeared, remarking she thought it had been removed.
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New York
Evelyn Thaw
Alexander Keogh
Preacher Involved in Knife Attack Over Prohibition Fight
Florence Alabama November 4 First blood was drawn today in a constitutional prohibition fight Rev J O A Pace a Baptist preacher clashed with S P Merrill a livery stable keeper After argument Pace cut Merrill and Merrill struck back Bystanders separated them and they were held to appear tomorrow
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Florence
Ala
J. O. A. Pace
P. Merrill
Pace
Merrill
Toltec Irrigation Project Lands Open for Drawing
A land drawing began in Antonito Conejos County Colorado for 15 000 acres in the San Luis Valley under the Carey act. The Toltec project area includes a large canal and storage reservoir system nearing completion, signaling a major irrigation scheme.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
San Lula
Antonite
Conejos County
Savannah Hermit Peter Leist Found Dead At Home
Peter G Leist a man with many trades but a hermit was found dead in his Savannah area home. He had been dead since Monday and left a will naming his son in Sharon Georgia or Henry Dreyer of Brooklyn as heirs. Two guard dogs watched the scene as police faced the dangerous animals. Leist’s wife had killed herself years earlier, and he had married again seeking a divorce while living withdrawn from society.
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Savannah
Peter G. Leist
Sharon
Henry Dreyer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lilesz
Stockholders To Take Seaboard Tonight In Baltimore
Baltimore notice reports the Seaboard Air Line Railway Company will transfer its property to stockholders at midnight after a long receivership that began January 2, 1990. The move follows a court decision and ends the company’s administration.
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Seaboard
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Winterville Social News Notes and Visits
Mrs L E Freeman stays near Crawford with brother J R England while he recovers from typhoid fever. F H Kroner plans trip to Atlanta to visit A J Winn and attend auto races next week. Carr ie Pace and Belle Barnes of Crawford sponsored Mrs J M F Watson last week. Lillian Winter leaves Friday for Wo man s Home Missionary Society meeting in Greensboro. J T Pittard visited F B Shipp in Greensboro this week. D A Anthony family to move to new home in Statham early next week. Milas Ermine Murrell enters Athens Normal School this week. M B Pittard moved from Athens to here recently. Box Supper at the Academy Friday night a financial success. Beulah Dunlap spent weekend with Mrs J W White in Bogart and visits sister Mrs B P Herndon in Crawfordville. Mrs BE Stone and Mrs J J Stone of Athens visit here this week with Mrs Hall and Milas T Bryson of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Freeman
J. R. England
Crawford
F. H. Kroner
A. J. Winn
Atlanta
Carrie Pace
Belle Barnes
J. M. F. Watson
Lillian Winter
Woman’s Home” Missionary Society
Greenesboro
J. T. Pittard
F.B. Shipp
Greensboro
D. A. Anthony
Statham
Milas Ermine Murrell
Athens
M. B. Pittard
Academy
Beulah Dunlap
J. W. White
Bogart
B. P. Herndon
Crawfordville
Mra. Be, D. Stone
Mra. J. J. Stone
Hall and
Milas T. Bryson
North Carolina
Missionary Talks Planned at Young Harris Church
Miss Noyes preparing for Korea will speak at Young Harris Memorial church at 10 oclock Sunday on Glimpses of a Missionary's Life in Korea. In the evening Mrs. F. S. Hudson will read Korea's Opportunities and Needs. Prof. Edward C. Payne will lead the music with special selections.
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Noyes
Korea
Alice D. Noyes
Young Harris Memorial Church
F. 8. Hudson
Edward C. Payne
First Woman in World to Buy an Aeroplane
Hammondsport N Y Nov 4 Mrs H A Arnold who owns a Florida coast estate south of Jacksonville has contracted to buy an aeroplane for 7500 The machine is to be built at once so she can learn to fly this winter while at her Florida home An expert from the factory will deliver the aeroplane and instruct her how to operate it This is claimed to be the first aeroplane purchase by a woman anywhere in the world Secret practice by football elevens is noted as growing stronger than ever.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
H. A. Arnold
Florida
Jacksonville
Christian Science Church Faces Internal Schism Over Stetson Rivalry
In Boston and New York a struggle unfolds as Mrs. Augusta Stetson’s leadership is challenged by Mrs. Eddy’s faction. Reports say Stetson, a Boston native who built a New York following and funded major church projects, seeks control of the church ranks, while Mother Church officials caution that any revolt would not fracture the global Christian Science movement.
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Hoston
Mass
Christian Science Church
New York
Mrs. Stetson
Feadership
Eddy
Boston
Central Park
Mia
Chuch
Celestial Empire Protecting Forests Progress in China
An overview notes China’s forest protection efforts with German forestry expertise guiding reforestation after Tsingtau occupation. About 2,965 acres planted mainly acacias and pine, with insect control by hand and glue girdles tried. Acacia favored against pests, plantations expanding near Mukden, with 625 acres set and 24,710 acres planned, as Chinese authorities plan wider afforestation nationwide.
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China
Celestial Kingdom
Wilbur T. Gracey
Tsingtao
Germany
Tsingtau
Mukden
Manchuria
Chiha
Shanai
Shantung Railways
Charles M Harper Dies in Rome Georgia
Rome GA November 4 At an early hour this morning Charles M Harper died suddenly He was a captain in the Confederate army a trustee of Shorter college and one of Rome s leading citizens His children Donald Harper an attorney of Paris France Houston Harper of Atlanta Clarente Harper of Tampa Fla Miss Joy Harper and C C Harper of Rome The funeral is set for Saturday
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Rome
Charles M. Harper
Shorter College
Donald Harper
Paris
France
Houston Harper
Atlanta
Clarente Harper
Tampa
Fla
Joy Harper
C. C. Harper
Certifies Foley's Honey and Tar refunds if not cure
All druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold, including pneumonia and consumption. Genuine product in yellow packages, no opiates. Refuse substitutes. Fold by all druggists.
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Foley
Woman Runs Street Railway After Husband’s Death
Carrie Bahrenburg of Belvidere Ill trustee of the University of Illinois described her rise to president manager collector and utility head of a street railway in Chicago yesterday. Speaking before the Chicago Woman’s club she recalled taking charge after her husband’s death and managing all details for five years including clearing snow blockades.
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Chicago
Ill
Carrie Babrenburg
Belvidere
University of Ilinois
Bahrenburg
Chicago Woman's Club
Addess
Delhi
St. Louis
Notice on horse shoeing and shop location
Notice states if a horse is shod correctly the owner should take it to McDonald Horse Shoenk Shop on Washington street for proper service. It warns that if the horse is not shod correctly there will be no charge.
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McDonald Horse Shoenk Shop
Washington Street
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George Eberhart
Sach Corporation
Clmrader
Louis Baum
W. W. Polk
Said
Nll
Taft
McClellan
Kansas
Alsop-Robinson
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Leist
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JaneKeb
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Young Harris
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Celestial Empire
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