Multiple Athens properties set for sale under court order
notices describe sales before the Clarke County courthouse in Athens Georgia under figures of speech to satisfy debts. Properties include a 3 quarter acre residence on Milledge Avenue with attached 2 room house and an undivided fourth interest in Joseph Lee place a 200 acre tract and other parcels tied to the Classic City Building and Loan Association and related insolvency actions. The Fremd and Lucas estates are also listed with various lots, details, and conditions including cash terms and prior court judgments.
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Court House
Towit
Acortato
Athens
J. D. Parr
N.P. Blair
W. M. Fittman
Mittedge Avenue
Classe City Building & Loan Association
Clawiee City
Lumpkin
Burnett
Superior Court of
Clarke County
Henry BeCesn
City B& L, Association
Georgia
Said
Clarke and
Oconee
State of Georgia
Joseph Lee
Hans Dred
Francer Paper Mill Company
Eppa, Allen and
County of
Clarke
Joseph Leycemich
David Yan
Jennie
Nores
Torms Cash
Aim
Iistra
Anton Rator
David Gann
Clarke Co
Holland
Taylor Walker
Patman Lester
Chestnut Stump
Dearing
Rock Corner
Rock
Tree Corner
Willow Tree Corner
Landa
J. Hamilton
va_ate
Anna
Oataren
Wits
Acutee
Hoyt Baye
Horace Mare Peice
Ana Peg
B.A
Executors Sale of Real Estate in Athens and Clarke County
Public notices detail executor sales of multiple Athens area properties including houses on Foundry Street and adjacent lots, descriptions of acreage and dwelling structures, payment terms, and court-ordered sales. Listings reference Mra. Harshuba Waters deceased, J. Hodgson executor, and other estates with parcels near Oconee River and Broad Street.
Romantic marriage ends in divorce suit in Washington
Clifford Perin of Cincinnati sues for divorce from Mary Clagett Perin in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Seven years ago Mae Clagett married Clifford after a romance that began with an engagement to Augustus Whiting of Newport. If granted, Perin may wed George Howard of Washington, son of a Riggs family connection and a British ambassador’s relative.
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Wasumotox
Clifford Perin
Oliver Perin
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Mary Clagett Perin
Mae Clagett
Washinton
Augustus King
Newport
Mra
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Miss Clagett
Whiting
Perin
George Howard
Francis Riggs
Sir Henry Howard
the Hague
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Subpoenaed by Crazy Man in New York Court Scene
A sensational New York General Sessions scene features Bishop Potter James Corbett and Joe Wolcott subpoenaed as witnesses in L A Gourdains case. The report notes other subpoenas including Queen Victoria and Mark Hanns. Gourdain, a former lottery operator with wild offers to back boxing, faces indictment for maintaining a lottery and possible sanity examination.
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Bishop Potter
James Corbett
Joe Wolcott
New York
Court of General Sessions
L. A. Gourdain
James J. Corbett
Pugilist
York
Police
Joe Walcott
Queen Victoria
Mark Hanns
Gourdain
New Orleans
Bob Fitzsimmons
Empire State
Nniler
Modest Diplomatic Push Over China Ultimatum
International talks in London on China questions show powers favor moderation. The aim is to avoid an explicit ultimatum while demanding concessions China can meet. Secretary Hay signals moderation and American, French, Russian backing, with Britain still unclear. Ambassadors in London coordinate through Choate.
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Wasnixatox
China
Ain
Ing
United States
France
Russia
Great Britain
Hay
Tyik
Germany
Austria
Italy
Sharp Fight For That Position at Mobile Port
In Mobile a sharp fight for the collectorship of the port unfolds as veterans seek to fill the vacancy after General Burke’s death. J W Dimmick backs Lathrop with Walker Houston Hubbard also in contention, amid pressure from party leaders. Other items note pension office clatter, river and harbor funding hopes, and weathered dispatches from Washington and Wilmington developments.
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Mobile
Wasminatox
McKinley
Burke
Congress
Republican National
Frank H. Lathrop
North Alabama
Ben W. Walker
Montomery
R. L. Houston
H. Hubbard
Wilmington
Wiansotos
N. C
Merchants’ Association of Wilmington
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Cape Fear
Fayetteville
Roundlap vs Square Bale Costs Show Net Difference
The Southern Farm Gazette of Starkville Mississippi reports a test comparing roundlap and square bale cotton. Day one shows roundlop 10.35 cents per pound, square up to 9.60 cents. day two roundlap 10.15 cents vs square 9.875, with 14 pounds wrapping advantage for square. Our 500 pounds round cotton nets 51.26 after costs vs 44.51 for square, yielding a $2.44 advantage for square bale.
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Southern Farm Gazette
Starkville
Miss
W. W. Scales
Stern & Goodman
COLLINS KILLS WHITMAN IN FARMHOUSE SHOOTING
Watal shooting affray between farmer H H Collins and Lon Whitman on a Alabama farm ends with Collins killing Whitman after a quarrel over sugar cane. Whitman fired multiple shots. Collins fired twice, second shot striking Whitman in the stomach. Locals say Collins acted in self defense.
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Oreuxa
Ala
H. H. Collins
Lon Whitman
Collins
Whitman
For Rent Or Lease Of 106 Acres In Georgia
Property listing offers 106 acres in Oconee county Georgia titled Lot No 1 of Silas Hale land. Contact W A Jacke Marxeys Georgia for application. Includes brief, unrelated ad snippets about cold cure products and laxatives tucked at end.
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Oconee County
Silas Hale
W. A. Jacke
Marxeys
Fifteenth Infantry Will Sail For Manila
The Fifteenth United States infantry departed for Tong-Ku where it will be embarked for Manila. The Russian contingent is increased by two regiments returning to Tien-Tsin amid reports of cold weather driving hostile natives into villages and sniping along roads near Poking.
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Tiex-Tain
United States Infantry
Tong-Ku
Manila
Tien-Tsin
Turkey anxious to settle at Smyrna after Kentucky arrival
The arrival of the United States battleship Kentucky at Smyrna unsettles the porte and signals a push toward a settlement to satisfy the United States. Trade calls for a cruiser purchase in Philadelphia to cover the Armenian indemnity of 900,000, seen as a face-saving tactic by the porte. The US legation relations with the porte remain tense but continuing.
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Kentucky
Smyrna
Constauvorie
United States
Philadel
Porte
Legation
Mrs Lowe halts action over Negro question at federation meeting
Chicago Nov 29 A strong southern protest led the Chicago Woman's club to postpone for two months any action on resolutions rejecting a Negro delegate to the National Federation of Woman's Clubs biennial convention in Milwaukee last spring. A letter from Mrs Lowe of Atlanta hinted that continuing to press the color line could endanger northern club strength, a move some saw as a secession threat. Moderate voices prevailed for now, but the southern issue may affect Chicago's stance on equal terms for white and Negro women.
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Federaton
Woman's Bs
Chicago
Chicago Woman's Club
National Federation of Woman's Clubs
Milwaukee
Mia. Lowe
Atlanta
Murderer given 60 years for killing John Williams
Elbert Carter, a Black man, was convicted of second degree murder in Moxtoomurry Alabama city court and sentenced to sixty years in prison for the killing of John Williams after a dispute over five cents from a game of cards. Witnesses testified the quarrel escalated when Williams struck Carter with a stick before Carter fired.
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Carter
John Williams
Moxtoomurry
Ala
Elbert Carter
Pike Road
Williams
Wil- Ham
Iron Market Resumes Operations After Short Shutdown
Iron markets firm and demand active as Republic Iron and Steel mills in this city and Gate City restart after a coal shortage. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad adds a second furnace at Sheffield, with Sloss Sheffield preparing to ignite a furnace there soon.
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Buwanxonay
Als
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Gate City
Baxter
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Sheffield
Shot at Daughter's Beau in Augusta Spellsman Escapes Injury
A sensational incident on Walker Street in Atovata Georgia ends with Percy Spellman escaping injury after a confrontation with Ed Rooks. Spellman had defied a ban from Miss Rooks by visiting her home, prompting a clash when Rooks confronted him with a cane.
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Augusta
Spellman
Atovata
Walker Street
Percy Spellman
Miss Rooks
Ed Rooks
Thys Spellman
Brutal father's crime nets long prison terms
In Nash county, George Griffin and his wife were tried for the deaths of Griffin's four children from a prior marriage. Prosecutors described the children left in an outhouse on a bed, neglected and untreated, leading to their deaths from diseases and bedsores. Griffin received 14 years. his wife 12 years for manslaughter amid claims of complicity and non relation to the children.
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Griffin
Bateson
George Griffin
White
Nash County
Grifin
Grand
Bia
Owens Makes Statement About Trial in Georgia
Avausta Ga Nov 90 Rev G Owens publishes a lengthy Chronicle communication reviewing the case and denying misrepresentations. He recounts illness loss of his first wife and condolence letters, including one from Miss Aletha Simms, and discusses engagements and interviews at a residence. Also includes an ad for One Minute Cough Cure and medical notes.
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Avausta
G & Owens
North Georgia
Chronicle
Aletha Simms
Beequen
Clarke county public school notice for 1901 teacher appointments
The Clarke county Board of Education will meet on Thursday December 4 to approve the election or appointment of teachers for the county public schools for 1901. Trustees or patrons should elect teachers and report to the county school commissioner before the meeting. Where no election has occurred teachers will be appointed if desired. By order of the County Board of Education October 28 1900. John T. Pittard President Thomas H Dozier Secretary.
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Board of Education
Clarke County
County Board of Education
John T. Pittard
Pres. Thos
H. Dozier
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