Athens Hardware Company seeks twenty year charter renewal
The Athens Hardware Company petitions the Clarke County Superior Court to renew its charter for twenty years from October 19 1909 with no charter amendments since incorporation October 19 1889. The filing includes a certified abstract showing corporate action authorizing renewal and requests rights and privileges accorded to similar Georgia corporations.
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Athens Hardware Company
Superior Court
The
Petitoner
Georgia
Athens Hardware CO
T. H. Nickerson
Mell
Morgia
Clarke County
B. J. Crawford
Said County
Cach Corporation
White City Manufacturing Company
Tribble
Lands Sale and County Bids Notice 1909
State and county describe a tract sold by William Mitchell to Thomas J Poss, with parcels and decrees from Ed Jones vs Hull. About nine acres remain, with Adeline Jones residence site. Also bids sought on a steel tower and Cypress tank for the County Farm, to be built on county foundations, with bids due first Tuesday in November 1909. John B Gamble, Clerk.
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Joseph T. Davis
de Bonis Bon
William Jones
Rabun
Court of Ordinary
Susan Brown
Georgia Campbell
Fred L. Johnson
Lizzie McWhorter
Gold County
J. T. Johnson, Jr
W. H. Shelton
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Clarke
State of Georgia
Princeton
McNutt Creek
Said County
Wiliam Mitchell
Thomas J. Poss
Phin‘izy’s
Upson's) Inc
Superior Court
Ed. Jones
J. L. Hull
Adeline Jones
Jos
L. Hull
The Story of the Thompson Guards
The Thompson Guards formed from Macon’s Young America Fire Company No 3 under James D Van Valkenburg and Dr M S Thompson. They fought from Virginia to Maryland and suffered heavy losses including Valkaenburg and Lamar at Monocacy, with a detailed roll of officers and enlisted men.
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Young America Fire Company No. 3
Macon
James D. van Valkenburg
Thompson Guards
M. 8. Thompson
Georgia
St. Simon's
Richmond
John B. Gordon
C. A. Evans
Gordon
Virginia
Appomator
Early
Maryland
Washington City
van Valkenburg
Leutenant
Col
Lamar
Monocacy
John Hill Lamar
Sizty-firat
Lixty-first
George W. Sims
Whitney Susta ins Cook's Statements
New Haven hunter Harry Whitney sends a dispatch from Stephenville Crossing N F September 29 explaining why he did not return to Utah with Dr Cook's belongings He cites a faulty engine on the Jeanie limited sailing and promises to Eskimos delaying his trip He notes Peary offered to keep him aboard Roosevelt and confirms Cook had been north of Peary in 1906
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New York
Harry Whitney
New Haven
St. Johns
N. F
Stephenville Crossing
Utah
North Arctic
Jeane
Dr. Cook
Elismere Land
Joanie
Commander Peary
Peary
Roosevelt
Bin
Jeanie
Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Ticket at Faneuil Hall
Democrats of Massachusetts met in Faneuil Hall and nominated a state ticket for November. James H. Vahey of Watertown was named for governor after losing to Eben Draper, the Republican nominee, in the prior year’s contest.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Democrate
Faneuil Hall
Jance H. Vahey
Watertown
Senate
Vahey
Con. Eben
Draper
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Said
E. J. Crawford
T. J. McDaniel
W. L. Mec-Manus
W. Brown
B. Wingfield
Bob Billups
Josie Billupa
Josie Billups
H. Brand
EB. J. Crawford
Georgia, Clarke County
Clarke Co
Wingfield
W. H. Davis
Nian N. Archer
B. Wingfield, SR
W. M. Saye
Mra
W. E. Wyman
Lula Hawking
City Court of
Athens
Alfred Akerman
W. EB. Jackson
Board of Commissioners
Jevy
Sohn B. Gamble
J. W. Ingle
J. T Jordan
City of
Atheny
BE. J. Crawford
White City
Mfg. Co
E J. Crawford
State OF
John B. Gamble
Ening. Close
ABA
Wazoo
Seer
Liverpool
MayJun
JubAug
Chicago Grain
State College of Agriculture
REET
TAS
James D. van Valken
Burg
Monocacy Junction
C. 8
Virgin
Gaines Mill
E. P. Lewis
Manaraas
Eugene Jeffers
Spottsylvania Court House
S. W. Berry
Manassas
W. R. Avant
Gettysburg
George E. Norris
Getteburg
James A. Simpson
Gettsburg
T. M. C. Rape
Sharpsburg
W. P. Shaw
Cedar Mountain
James R. James
ePtersburg
Joshua G. Clark
the Wilderness
James Barnett
Fredericksburg
James B. Dail
Staunton
John J. Peavy
J. C. Davis
Winchester
H. E. Wolfe
John Davidson
J. P. Anderson
Elmira
N. Y
John Ruff
W. H. Spicer
W. H. Berry
Joseph Reese
A. F. Pitts
Charlottesville
James Hambrick
Jacob Smallwood
Fisher's Hill
Augustus Miller
Ft. Delaware
Dennis A. Norris
William Ford
Second Manassas
Jack Roberts
Lynchburg
Joel Cobb
H. N. Mims
Ordnance Department
N. H. Miller
Cullen Baines
James P. Chapman
Monorcacy Junction
Robert Burkett
W. M. Heath
John V. King
H. R. Jones
Charleston
Orange Court House
William Booth
Thomas W. Moore
J. H. Brannon
David Seaborn
G. Jones
W. J. Gresham
W. H. Harrell
Isaac Davidson
Ted Spicer
Jonathan P. Owens
W.J Davis
Sanford Grooms
Martin C. Rape
W. H. Gresham
William EB. Brice
Point Lookout
W. F. Jesup
Mine Run
J. J. Moncrief
R. F. Reynolds
John Doyle
J. E. Venable
Macon Arsenal
W. G. T. Miller
Chi ¥Es Amerson
W. R. Bridger
Sharpaburg
Ransom Grist
D. _Arnold
W. B,.arnold
G. T. Bivins
Howard’s Grove Hospital
Lovett Johnson
W. G. King
William W. W. Poole
M. P. Herndon
Manassas and
Wilderness
Jon, Blair
South Mountain
B. T. Blair
Me Ktinate Blair
Jas. Milter
A. Bradlock
Jas. Thompson
Savannah
Mount Jackson
W.T. Taylor
Bristow Station
Joseph A. Defour
Wm. Jackson
Smithville
J. T. Knight
Miles M. Chapman
John Wilson
John B. Peyton
G. N. Grist
W. T. Brown
J. R. Shaw
Milton W. Hams
John I. Kilpatrick
Geo. Sizemore
W. L. Shelton
Ben Goodyear
Appomattox
Arnold
J. A. Defour
J. B. Peyton
Ambrose Bierce
E. Alexander Powell
Whitney
Cook
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