Bitter Fight Over Joseph Smith Estate In Superior Court
A prolonged and bitter contest over the estate of Joseph Smith, a wealthy Asante merchant, prompted by a Saturday injunction in the superior court. The estate, valued around 5,000, faces claims involving widow Mrs Hancock and others, with reports of alleged mismanagement, contested will claims, and a temporary receiver appointed with a $5,000 bond. Further petitions seek a charity infirmary charter and measures to protect land from encroachment, while multiple property transfers and divorces appear in surrounding notices.
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Joseph Smith
Asante
Superior Court
Smith
Tilly Mar Hancock
Maud Sutton
Wars
Hanguak
Hancock
Court of Ordinary
Snots
Spencer R. Atkinson
Janes A. Perry
G. W. F. Gober
Blue Ridge
MA Haralson
JW. Cowdery
Ida J. Johnson
Sherif John WW. Nelms
Alex Dittler
M. A. F. Morgan
W. H- Wynne
Joan FP. Knight
Jonesbers Road
Whatley Street
O. G Hannah
J. J
J.B. Maddox
Avindsor Street
Love Street
Tom
A. R Wendall
George R. Houghton
Angier Springs
Minnie Evans Owen
B. M. Wobbley
Capitol Avenue
Atlanta Avenue
B. M Woolley
Dirsware E. Carman
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Albert D. Thomson
South Aveave
Grant Street
Sheriffs Deer
John W. Nelms
Alonezo F. Herndon
Auburn Avenue
Eel Street
John F. Green
CG. F. Morris
Kennedy Street
Green Street
John W. Green
C F Moris
Kennedy and
Walnut Streets
Edwin J. Farris
Florence C. Mackey
Pulliam Street
Ormond Street
East Harris Street
Ourtland Avenue
King v
Raines City
Dawson
Caure
Baxley
Bennet
Appling Superior Court
Lamar, JL
W. Bennett
J. C. Bennett
Winard v. Moody
Dart
Glynn Superior Court
Candler
Court of Equity
Adinson & Dunwody
Kay, Bennet & Conyers and
Gale & Butts
Supreme Court Decisions Notebiz Aptetens Handed Dae Te
Supreme Court decisions cover damages, accusations, and a batch of cases from multiple Georgia courts. The report lists verdicts on personal injury, theft, mortgage, and contract actions, with numerous judges cited and details on witness competency, possession, and damages.
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Notebiz
Low rate excursion tickets to Mardi Gras points offered
Central of Georgia Railway announces low rate excursion tickets February 11 23 to Pensacola Florida Mobile Alabama and New Orleans Louisiana for Mardi Gras travel with convenient schedules and full passenger service. W H Fore Traveling Passenger Agent 16 Wall Street Atlanta Ga listed for details.
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Pensacola
Fila
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Central of
Man Found With Cut Face Near Fulton Mills
John Voss, seen near Fulton cotton mills at Marietta and Broad last night, wandered the streets with the right side of his face cut and blood on clothes. He denied being cut despite witnesses and a bloodied wound. Taken to Grady Hospital, he first gave the name John Jackson, then Wes Vess. police suspect a drunken bar fight.
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John Voss
Fulton Cotton Mills
Marietta and
Broad
Voss
Oss
Grady Hospital
Jonn Jackson
Wes
Vess
Youth from South Carolina seeks Atlanta father
Ore Sanders, a 16 year old youth from Pelger South Carolina, arrived in Atlanta asking for his father Asbury Sanders a car inspector. He walked parts of the way and rode empty cars the rest and said his uncle mistreated him before reuniting with his father is uncertain. He was given a bed at the police barracks and plans to locate his father this morning.
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Ore Sanders
South Carolina
Atlanta
Pelger
S. C
Pelver
Era of Progress and Prosperity in Atlanta Described
The New York Sunday Sun portrays Atlanta's growing industries and resources in a vivid feature from January 25, 1908. Notable mention includes Prize Tomato order 10c from John M. Miller Company on Mariotta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlanta
New York Sunday Sun
Tomalt
John M. Miller Company
No. Mariotta Street
Atlanta, Ga
Educational Mass Meeting at Bishop Turner Tabernacle
A large educational mass meeting is set for February 22 at 2 30 PM in Bishop H M Turner's tabernacle on Young Street between Edgewood and Decatur. Prominent Black speakers are invited. Morris Brown College under Chancellor Rev James M Henderson supports the event with B D Stinson as collecting commissioner.
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Morris Brown College
Bishop Turner
James
Henderson
Bsks
B.D. Stinson
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Tabernacle Infirmary
Arnold Broyles
Super Ut
Len G. Broughton
WH. Wiggs
Len G. Broughtos
3. C. Callaway
H Atheridge
W. C Smith
H. A. Etherdge
Annie
Connally
Sam
Arnold
Will Rox
Hoke Sma al H.C
Res Slaughter
EU Slaughter
Sue
Todd
Newman & Doud
Pettigner
Supreme Court
Court of
Iast
Qherrie
Sheelft
Fayvlard
Actin
Beng
Glyny Superior Court
Jamar
Jin
Pethlan
Dr. Krauss
Tol Atlantic
Hinmingham Tastead Cunpany, Reynolds
Raatread
Mather
J. Sweat
Wilton
Quincer
Mc Donald
Foster
State
Jarvenv
Dudge
Hammond City Court of Griffin ‘ Simmons
C. J
Kellogg Vo
Harris State
Thomas W. Thurman
Bord
Sohicitor
I. P. Starten
Marin & Irwin
Mr.Yeorums
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Phillips
Reid
City Court of
Cobb
United States
Ford
Analifeas Hanshave
Wusing
G& Tt
Vin & Erwin, Brown & Randolpa Ord Wasser Woolley
Mer
Endsan
Due Tennet
Ware Superior Court
Simmons, C. T
Frm
Mbera
Sey Atlement
Leon A. Whson
Ludden & Bates Southers Music House
McDonald
Tish
Fi J
Needfeng
Crovatt & Whitheld
Jones
Haralson Superior Court
Candler. S
Pritchett
Rockmore
W. Fielder
Roberts’ & Hutcheson
Edwards’ & Ault
Horton Et al
Vy. Murden
Lumpkin
Pulton Superior Court
Amar
Jan Reynolis
Georgia
Fortune Street
Guless
Robert la Rodgers
Culbersen, Willingham & Johnson
Jonesey
Peterson, Lott & Paulie
Quinesey
City Court
Dousis Simmons
O'Steen & Candler
Dartstra
Brazil
Felton
Bible Superior Court
Fish
John R. Cooper
William Brunson
Conra
Banks
Howar
City Court of Atlanta
JLA
Arnold & Arnold
Rucker & Rucker
Chenally
Palmer Brick Company
Mamar
Burton Smith
George Gordon
Plantitr, Smith, Tammond & Smith
Greham
Thaxley
Reid Ensty
Bennett
Graham
H. Thomas
Heenswick and
Western Railroad Company
Ponder Datwaces
Reynolds
Way
Tore
Simmons
E Bay
W. Hitch
J. C. McDonald
John T. Meyers
Mott
Brunswick Publishing Company
Fish, S
Chambers
Peterson
Georgia Railroad Company
Kern
Horry v. State
Erinson
Fitchmond Superior Court
B. B. McCowen
Lyons
John ©. Hart
Lambert
Kelly
D. Jahmson
W. EB. Stovall
A. Rivers
W.H. Terrell
Bishop & Ripley
Simger
Grand Rapids
Maten Company
Calhoun
City_court of
Westmoreland Bros
Arnold & Arnold and
G F. Mitchell
Upehurek v
Bunn Equitable
Waresome
W.itech
L. A. Wilson
Toomer & Stermolds
Freeman
Colling Park and
Belt Railway Company
Atsatake - Fish
Rosser & Brandon
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Austin
City Court of Atlante
Erie
ENN
Ames Swann
E. Currier
Bromare
Bloodworth
Atlanta National Bank
United States Depository
Capital
Neal Loan & Banking
St.up
E. H. Thornton
W.W. F. Manry
Cashigo
H.C. Caldwell
Prudential
O'Dell Commoles'on’ Co. Incorporated
Ueinnatl
Ohio
Neal
Hanking Co
Mangy
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George M. Brown
Joseph A. McCord
Joseph E. Boston
Sec
Treas. Payne & Tye
Gee
Fourth National Bank
Rabrararrara
Payne & Tre
Robinson-Humphrey
Prion
Uel
Watelist
Wale, Gas and Beene Light Company
Toxit
Alamo, Ga
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Botton Commission
New York
New Tat Catton Exchange
Liverpool Coxensam
William H. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
Southern Exchange Cotton
Sticks
Gramet W. HL Patterson &C
Investment F Securities
A.B. Baxter & CO
ING
Murphy & CO
New Orleane
R. M. Seale & Co
N. Pryor St
Kimball
Suse
Lees
Athan
Ine & Co
Wara & Leland
Chicago
Gibert & Co New Orleana
Ders
John W. Dickey
Augusta
West Point
Dalton
Albany
Faheville
G. Turner
Douglasville
Ur Conde
Turner, Langley &Aberrant
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