Collier Title Not Defective Supreme Court Affirms
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed a Superior Court ruling in favor of the late George W. Collier in a Pie ejectment suit brought by heirs of Waldergrave C Street and Elizabeth Street Pringle. The dispute centers on two alleged irregularities in a deed from 1847 affecting two thirds of a city land lot. Attorneys W Coleman Burton Smith for plaintiffs and Westmormand Bros W R Hammond for defendant.
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Waldergrave
Elisa Street Pringle
Colter
Aupreme
Coller
George W. Collier
Ilionatre
Waldergrave C. Street
Elizabeth Street Pringle
Charles Augustus Pringle
Collier
Waldergrave Street
Samuel Street
Elizabeth Pringle Street
Marrege
Supreme Court
W Coleman
Burton Smith
Westmormand Bros
W R. Hammond
Clothier Outplays Doherty In Meadow Club Semi Final
Philadelphia's Clothier defeated English champion Doherty in a hard three setter to reach the Meadow Club semi finals. Larned and Doherty expected to meet in the final with Clothier showing aggressive net play and strong all round form in the day’s action.
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Larnell
Harry T Allen
Allen
Larnch
Denies Report On Root Succession Offer
Manila August 12 The dispatch claimed Secretary Root would resign to allow Major General George W Davis to succeed him, a statement Governor Taft called untrue. A later message asserted an appointment offer, but Taft again rejected the report as false.
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Root
Manila
War Department
Alaskan Boundary Commission
London
George W Davis
Phiippines
Taft
Laushingly
Quiet Rise in Odessa Strike Resumes Demand
Dispatches from London report that Odessa strike leaders persuaded most workers to return to duty. Employers granted wage increases or reduced hours. cargo handlers secured a 3 percent rise. Military withdrawal continues as trade normalizes.
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London
Thapathhes
Russia
Times Ated
Odessa
Nervine and Heart Care Promote Health Amid Illness
A patient describes severe overwork leading to heart palpitations and chest pain with nervousness. He credits Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Care tablets for relief and restored sleep, noting long-term improvement in heart function and energy after using the remedies.
Youtsey to Testify Today in Powers Case
Georgetown Ky August 12 Henry Youtsey star witness for Caleb Powers will testify tomorrow morning in open court kept under guard at the Wellington hotel. The examination will take two days or longer with only four witnesses present at today’s session. all testified in former trials as Youtsey’s presence crowded the court room.
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Georgetown
Henry Weatney
Caleb Powers
Hele Baying
Beiigut
Wellington
Commonwealth
Youtsey
Reunion on Fort Fisher grounds recalls Civil War fight
On the Fort Fisher grounds near Wilmington North Carolina a reunion brought together veterans survivors and descendants. Gov Aycock Colonel William Lamb Captain James Parker and Eugene Martin spoke. Daughters of the Confederacy served lunch and resolutions urged turning the site into a national reservation.
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Wilmington
N.C
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Veterans and Friends
Fort Fisher
Cape Fear
Aycock
North Carolina
William Lamb
Norfolk
James Parker
Perth Amboy
United States Navy
Eugene Martin
Babbitt Denounces Lynchings At Chautauqua Address
Rev Dr Dean Richmond Babbitt of Brooklyn argued against mob violence from an American perspective at Chautauqua. He contrasted Mr Graves and argued for law, order, and equal protection, citing Wilmington and urging universal humanity. General Gordon followed with calls for national unity and an end to sectional bitterness as northern and southern visitors exchanged pleasantries.
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Chautauqua
Dean Richmond Babbitt
Church of the Epiphany
Brooklyn
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Chautauqua Assembly
Babbitt
Graves
Wilmington
Durbin
Yates
Indiana
Ilinois
Roosevelt
John B Gordon
Gordon
Hynds Addresses Milkmen on Milk Cleanliness
Bacteriologist Dr R W Hynds and chemist spoke to a meeting of milkmen at 142 Whitehall Street about his recent health board report labeling many dairies’ milk as dirty or very dirty He explained his inspection method and milk samples were numbered with dairyman names kept in the board of health office The milkmen plan to publish a full reply presenting their side of the case He did not know which dairyman each sample belonged to.
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R. W. Hynds
Whitehall Street
Board of Health
Hynds
Board of Death
Phsaing
Rabbit's Foot Com pany lights up Turner's tabernacle show
Pat Chappelle's A Rabbit's Foot Company drew a full Turner's Tabernacle crowd last night with new jokes songs and costumes. Police kept order as fans rushed for admission before the 4:18 matinee and the night performance. The act was praised as one of the best and funniest seen in the city with two more shows scheduled including a street parade today.
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Rabbit's Foot
Pat Chappelle
A Rabbit's Foot Company
Chilsen
Teday
Fe Wetbok
Storage Beef Poisons Many at Ashburn Sale
A ptomaine poisoning case near Ashburn Virginia at a dairy farm sale linked to Senator Stewart of Nevada. After a luncheon of coffee ham and beef sandwiches dozens were seized by illness. doctors treated them and reported most out of danger. Investigators found beef bought in Washington and stored on the farm caused the trouble.
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Washington
Ashburn
Senator Stewart
Nevada
Death by Own Action Ends in Comedy Act
A man named H C Peek, 45 Edgewood Avenue, after a night of whisky to ease his woes, planned to end his life with a knife but reconsidered. He paused, sat, and chose not to hurt himself as neighbors alerted police and took him to the barracks. He stated the death plan failed when he reconsidered after feeling the blade, blaming his wife for his troubles.
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H C Peek
Edgewood Avenue
Peek
Dorsey
Vaudeville at Ponce De Leon Delights Atlanta Audiences
Matinee and evening shows at the Ponce De Leon feature Musical Cuttys a rare New York act along with James Richmond Glenroy the man with the green gloves and Horan and Nevarro drawing strong crowds. Attendance at Lyceum was good yesterday with a large night crowd. Madge Fox recalled several times for Flip Flop Lady as other acts received hearty applause.
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Ponce de Leon
Caalay
Cuttys
New York
Ciy
Atlanta
James Richmond
Glenroy
Green Gloves
Horan and
Nevarro
Lyceum
Madge Fox
Near Riot at Tabernacle Crowd Demands Minstrel Show
Four thousand black attendees gathered at Bishop Turner’s tabernacle on Yonge near Decatur Street to see a minstrel show. Delays opened a tense scene as rocks were thrown and police were summoned. reinforcements calmed the crowd and the doors finally opened, sending a dense rush inside.
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Tabernacle
Bishop Turner
Yonge
Decatur Street
Johnson Men Make a Bolt at Democratic Delegates Pivot
Forty delegates, meeting after Hamilton County Democratic convention adjourned, plan a public meeting at Grand Army to protest Lewin G Bernard amid alliance with George B Cex. A four member committee will report on contests to the state central committee and credential committee, with possible new delegation or targeted seat contests in wards and townships. Melville E Ingalls is named for senatorial consideration.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Grand Army
Tfepublic Hall
Lewin G Bernard
George B Cex
Herbert S Bigelow
Democratic State Central Committee
Melville E Ingalls
Bernard
Zimmerman
Bigelow
Johnson Bigelow
Johnson
Barnard
Lawsuit threats over building at Edgewood Avenue
Proceedings to dispossess the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Co from its building at Edgewood Avenue were filed by H F Shaddan yesterday. Affidavits allege tenancy at sufferance and demand for possession July 1, refused. J Simmons, president, counterclaims lease still in effect.
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Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Edgewood Arenua
H F Shaddan
Rhedden
Sufference
J Simmons
Elite salesmen sought for investment securities
The Mutual Life News Company of New York seeks skilled men to sell investment securities. Applicants should provide age, occupation, and bank reference in writing. Signed R. F. Shedden, Manager, Atlanta GA.
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R. F. Shedden
the Mutual Lifenews—-- Company of New York
Atlasta, GA
Mills Clashes With Atlanta Paper Over Personal Privilege
Representative W D Mills of Cherokee defends himself on personal privilege claiming unfair criticism by a leading Atlanta newspaper. He cites testimony from Messenger Penn about an alleged bribe proposition in the corridor, asserts duty to reveal truth, and recounts supportive remarks from Penn as corroboration. A vote of confidence was moved and then withdrawn.
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House
W D Mills
Penn
General Assembly
Payaage
Penns
Theo
Billy Patterson
Hanna
Moses
Coweta
Mrs
Hosts of Blue Veterans Arriving for Annual Convention
San Francisco hosts of Blue veterans pour in for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment from August 12. Thousands travel on special and regular trains, with 8,500 through Omaha already ticketed. Commander in Chief T J Stewart and party from Philadelphia are due to arrive, as police arrange escorts and lodging for visitors.
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San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army of the Repub
Oolice
Fist Shaking in Charleston Court Room Riot
In Charleston on August 12 Judge R Withers Memminger presided over the trial State v Cecil Reiley and William Lawrence accused of illicit liquor handling. Attorney W Turner Logen called constables outcasts provoking a loud scene as he insulted them. The court struggled for order. Logan repeated the language amid a tense confrontation. The jury acquitted Helley and Lawrence.
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Charleston
R. Withers Memminger
Cecil Reiley
Willam Lawrence
W Turner Logen
Murphy
Gideon
Hay
Logan
Jaynn
Helley
Lawrence
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Kieff
Dr.Myles
Western Nebraska Conference
Kmy
Miles
Tee
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SER
Whayfer
Eam
Lok
Democrats of
Annie E. Peirce
J. S Sicer
Harris
Windsor and
Piedmont Avenues
H Davis
Mra
Jennin A White
Rebecca Weinberg
Arnold Broyles
Mattie Cordray
George Cordray
David Gil Allan
Thornton
W Mier
Miller
W W Bell
Georgia Bell
Ladson and
J M Simonton
James W. English
G_ Rhodes
Southern Railroad
Intana
17Th District
Mary E Carman
Andrew Lindenfeld
Peachtree Street
Baltimore Place
Linden Street
John G. Walker
Lewis W Fithg
Travis and
Thomas Streets
Roxer Brown
James L Taylor
Peeples
Oak Street
T D. Meador
Caiver
Georgia Town and ‘Trust Company
Percy T Dashwood
Waters
iAnne TL Sweet
Guardian
Windsor Street
Glenn Street
W L. Venable
T. M. Coker, Jr
Bayard Street
Brands Street
J W. Pound
Josephine Abbott
Oglethorpe Avenue
Peeples Street
T. L Langston & Co
Reeseland Manufacturing Company
Milton Avenue
Enterprise Land Company
Perry T Dashwood
Chestnut Street
Carter Street
Parcy
T. Dashwood
Hunter Street
the Advocate
W. D. Mills
Mills
Blue Veter
Craig
Hugh H Crag
H H_ Craig & Co
Ann
Daniel Bacon
Johnnie
Billy Biffer
Triste
Austria
ATC
Essig Bros , Clothiers and Fuen
Whitehall St
Hale Johnson
Kent
SWIFT
Ballfire
Ohio
Cos
J. E. Hunnicutt & CO
K. Broad
UTS
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Kansas City
Colo. Spes
Rocky Mountains
Burlington
St. Louis
Denver Flyer
ST Louis
ST Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
T Louis Plesse
J N Merrill
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Rock Island
UNC Retail
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Oclema
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