Georgia Officials Rally for State Building Fund Expenditures
Commissioner Hughes along with Vice Commissioners Washington and Barrett report strong support from seven southern Georgia counties for the Georgia state building fund. Promises total about 4900 with pledges from Twiggs and Putnam and investors in Savannah, Waycross, Brunswick, and Valdosta.
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Dudley M. H Hughes
Hughes
Washington
Glascock Barrett
Georgia
Mgnty
South Georgia
Qyem
Georgia Statate Fund
Ee Ciate
Chatham County
Georgia State Building Fund
Twiggs and Puinter
Ilkewiss
Herman Myers
Saganut
Georgia Tate Building Fund
Ward of Trade
Chamber of Commeres
Savannah
Amsterdam
Decatur County
Colin Bros
Yeomans
Waycross
Haveen
Fry
Bainbridge
Thomanvilla
Quitman
Valdosta
Brunswick
George State
Atte
Barret
Augusta
Beauth Geergia
Georgia State
Gollie
Embalming lectures offered by Yale University
Yale University has tendered the Connecticut Mariners of embalmers use of a hall to hold a free school of embalming. This marks the first attempt in the United States to provide such lectures at Yale with the aim of educating embalmers nationwide.
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Yale
New Haven
Yale_univerity
Connecticut Mariners of
He Was Lincoln's Partner Dies in Chicago
Hiram W. Beckwith, a law partner of Abraham Lincoln from 1856 to 1863, died in Chicago at St Luke’s Hospital at age 72.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Hiram W. Beckwich
Abraham Lincoln
St Luke Pita
TWO CONCERNS SEEK CHARTERS INPERATIONS AND LAWSUITS FILED
Applications for charters filed with Deputy Clerk Arch Harrison seek to form the American Ginger Ale and Carbonating Company with capital up to 200000 and the Etowah Manufacturing Company to make cleansing compounds and dyes. Incorporators include Blount, Gte R, Spalding, Inman, Calhoun, and others. Attorney Payne & Tye and J W Hamilton represent. Alma Hazlerigs sues American Can Company for 3200 damages claiming finger amputation at work on March 15. Numerous property transfers and quit claim deeds were filed, listing addresses on McDonough and Grant streets, Becket and Beulah avenues, and other parcels. several sums noted from 600 to 2100. Also mortgage by Caesar Miller to David T Howard Jr. and guardianship related filings appear. Cook's Imperial Champagne noted as a product reference.
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Arch Harrison
Superior Court
Ashford
B. M. Blount
John W. G Te R
D. Spalding
H. A. Inman
A. W. Calhoun
R. B. Bwi
Child Byes Can Company
Alma Hazlerigs
James J.hazlerigs
American Can Company
John W. Moore
George Gordon
Waa
Propery
Alex Dittler
P. F Freeman
Bertha Saloshin
Lena Figishel
McDonough Street
Louis Wellhouse
Henry Wellhouss
Alvin Wellhouse
Lena Flejshel
A. W. Hill
Bertha Soloshin
Léna Fidenel
Atanta Ravings Bank
Nesbitt L. White
Grant Street
Michael Dexter Gaar
H G_ willing- Bom
Stewart Avenue
Clifford L Anderson
Mary B Lake
Porfce de Leon Avenue
George Ware
Charles S Hamilton
Beckwith Street
M. J Jones
Charles
Hamilton
Cooper Street
American Building Loam and Tontine Savings Association
Amelia Groat
Greensferry Avenue
Eliza A Butler
Felix A Vaughn
James A. Noyes
Mutual Benefit Building Association
Little Street
Ernest Wood
Mary V Alston
Joseph A Wond
Fort Street
Caesar Miller
David T Howard
Fort and
Raspberry Streets
D_ Bradwell
Alhases Lewis
Calle Park
Cambridge Avenue
Embezzler Jones Captured After Liberty Dash
David Jones, accused of embezzling fifty thousand dollars, broke from Scotland Yard detectives at a pier to board the Teutonic. He attempted to bribe a steward to hide him until Liverpool but was seized by the ship’s captain and handed back to the detectives aboard. Jones was arrested on December 2 upon Noor dam’s arrival, per Scotland Yard, with the money said to have been entrusted to him as a lawyer.
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Jones
New York
David Jones
Robert Howell
Teutonic
Scotland Yard
Liverpoo
Noordam
Grave charges and coerced settlement in court case
A. L. Fuss recounts to attorney Sid ney Tapp a July 1903 incident at a mill where Bailiff Farmer and Guthrie pressed for 350 dollars in costs to arrest him. Fuss describes paying 356 dollars, signing a wages note for 160 cents, and being released, with a second warrant failing to trigger further action. He claims coercive pressure and lack of chance to secure legal aid, noting the judge warned against pursuing the case further. He asserts later attempts to settle with W P Gadd and the Heaton Loan Company.
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A. & Fuss
Henry Street
Sidney Tapp
Grand Jury
Kipling
A. L. Fusa
J. E Gathris
Guthrie
Colcord- Willam Lumber Company
Mir Farmer
Court House
Balliff Palmer
Crimes
Guthre
Handa
Bea
Ballif Farmer
Judes Crimes
Heaton Loan Company
W P Gadd
Timfé
Judes
Heiliff
Gaddy
Crimea
Farmer
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