Property Rights at Stake Over Atlanta Court Jurisdiction
Atlanta lawyers warn a supreme court ruling denying jurisdiction over writs of error from the city and criminal courts could unsettle property rights valued at about 1.5 million dollars and lead to arrests of up to several hundred defendants whose cases were reversed. They stress the first division court’s direct appeal route remains intact, while the second division and criminal court face uncertain impact. a city-wide discussion and briefing session is set for today with a March hearing anticipated.
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Supremé Court
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
City Court of
Reid
Spreme
T Aad
B .F. Robett
Superior Court
City Court
Erfrarial Court of
Fertilizer law clarified in Georgia ruling on bulk materials
Attorney General Boykin Wright ruled on fertilizer sales in Georgia after inquiries from Commissioner Stevens. He said firms may not mix or sell bulk compounds without proper brand registration, and selling bulk materials to non manufacturers remains a misdemeanor. The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company inquiry about bulk sales to farmers was also answered as prohibited.
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Boykin Wight
Georgia
JO. B Stevens
Department of Agriculture
C. M. Witcher
Oglethorpe County
Wight
Wright
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
John Bostwick
Bostwick, Ga
Watch Movements Compared by Experts
A guide to why certain watch movements stand out, detailing efficiency, reliability, and longevity. Experts at Winson & Bekn LE on Bigbitehail Street discuss key features influencing performance and value in mechanical and quartz mechanisms.
MUMM'S EXTRA DAY Leads In 1908 Import Volumes
The record shows 126,359 cases of G He. MUMM'S EXTRA DAY imported in 1908, about 60,000 more than any rival brand. New imports are described as dry and delicate with freed, and large reserves are noted to ensure ongoing quality.
Duncan May Get Well After Wounding
Policeman James M. Duncan, shot by his wife last Saturday night, shows a good chance of recovery though still in danger. He describes the incident as self defense, while Mrs. Duncan, prostrate, is attended daily by a physician. Hood's Sarsaparilla is mentioned by the dyspepsia sufferers as aiding appetite and digestion.
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Duncan
Guerry Club Formed With Graham as President
About twenty supporters gathered in the Angier and Graham law offices in the Grant building to form a temporary Guerry club. Charles A Graham was elected president with J P A Chambers as secretary, and a second meeting planned in ten days to finalize a permanent organization. The group intends active campaigning in Fulton County in support of Guerry, focusing on momentum rather than a specific issue. The secretary notified Guerry of the club’s formation as plans move forward.
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Charles A. Graham
Guerry Club
Angier & Graham
Grant Building
Mr. Guerry
Charles A Graham
JP. A. Chambers
Guerry
Atlanta
Fulton County
Conference to discuss depot plans in Atlanta offices
Governor Candler will host a Wednesday morning conference in his office with state depot officials and railroad executives from Atlanta area roads. The meeting aims to discuss the proposed new union depot and reach a mutual understanding with the railroads and state under the depot act. Presidents Spencer and Thomas, plus Central Georgia and Georgia Road leaders, are expected to attend, with Seaboard in harmony via its Nashville partner.
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Atlanta
State Depot Commission
Candier
Union
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Candler
Spencer
Governor Candler
Mr. Spencer
Depot Commission
J. W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St Louis
J . Hanson
Central of Georgia
K. Scott
Georgia Road
Southern
Atatela
West Point
Atate
Seaboard
E. T. Brown
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Shot in Macon Saloon Wounds Atlanta Man
Perry Davis of Atlanta was fatally wounded in a Macon saloon fight with Dan OConnell. Davis, 28, was shot twice, with one ball breaking his jaw and another entering near his ear, possibly his brain. OConnell, owner of a Poplar Street saloon, is jailed as physicians decide Davis’s fate.
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Perry Davis
Atlante
Atlanta
Dan O'Connell
Macon
Davis
O'Connell
Putzelaar
O'Conneft
Tampa
O Connell
Richmond speaker opposes railroad compensation plan
Richmond, Va. February Mr Thom of Norfolk spoke two hours before the constitutional convention in opposition to the majority report by the committee on corporations concerning the proposed railroad compensation. He was followed by Sir Braxton of Staunton.
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Railroad Commission
Richmond, Va
Mr. Thom
Norfolk
Committee On Corporations
Sir Braxton
Stauntes
Magnolia Lodge Smoker and Fraternal Union Lodge Installs
Magnolia Lodge No 525 of the Fraternal Union of America will be instituted on Saturday night at 8 30 pm February 15 1902 in the Fraternal Union Hall 7 North Broad Street Speeches will be made by ion H H Cabaniss Colonel John B Goodwin Shepard Bryan and others A smoker will be enjoyed by all present Newman Laser a supreme officer will institute the new lodge and install the officers It is expected about three hundred members will attend from Rand to participate
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Magnolia Lodge
Fraternal Union of America
Fraternal Union
Ial
North Broad Street
Ion. H. H. Cabaniss
John B. Goodwin
Shepard Bryan
Newman Laser
Order
Rand
Georgia Supreme Court docket items from 1802
The Georgia Supreme Court docket for February 13 1802 lists cases in Atlanta Circuit including Central of Georgia Railway v V Austin argued and other matters such as Gardner v ALG Rhodes argued Gresham v Connally submitted Howard v Wellham submitted Mathews v Lowry National Bank dismissed Wofford submitted Pitts v Page et al dismissed and Josephine Roule v Palmer Brick Company argued.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta Circuit
Central of Georgia Railway Vist
Austin
M. Gardner
Alg. Rhodes
Gresham
L Connally
A. T Howard
J.T. Wellham
Mathews
Lowry National Bank
Is. C M. Morris
Wofford
TW. Pitts
M. J
Valentines Last Chance Cheap at Miller Marietta
Citizens of Battle Hill plan a big political meeting tonight aimed at the legislature. Merriam, president of the Battle Fall Farmers' Club and candidate for the legislature, calls all citizens with aspirations to attend and instruct voters. He will tender his resignation as president during the meeting. Gelders Special Today at 2c.
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Battle Hill
Merriam
Battle Fall
Atlanta Man An Heir To Fabulous Fortune
William W. Kingston a southern agent for Lorain Steel in Atlanta may be a great grandson of Colonel Henry J. Baker, heir to an estate once valued around 3800000. He dismisses the rumor, while other heirs like Charles H. Wilcox of Washington and J. J. Baker of Birmingham plan checks into the Philadelphia land deal that sparked the mystery. The estate's fate hinges on a 99 year old deed of twelve acres in Philadelphia tied to Colonel Baker who died intestate.
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Atlanta
William W. Kingston
Lorain Steel Company
Kingston
Philadelphia
Henry J. Baker
Mr. Kingston
Charles H. Wilcox
Washington, D.C
Prudential Insur
Ance Company of America
Wilcox
Baker
J. J. Baker
Birmingham
Henry Baker
Pennsylvania
Principe
Southern Dentists Convene in Atlanta for Annual Meeting
The Fronal Dental Association and southern branch of the National Dental Association will hold their fifth annual meeting in Atlanta at the Kimball House from Tuesday to Friday. Prominent southern dentists will attend. a packed program features clinics, papers on pyorrhea, prosthetics, orthodontia, and operative dentistry, with multiple sessions daily and a grand Thursday night entertainment.
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Fronal Dental Association
Atlanta
Kimball House
National Dental Association
Namittee
Or Livingston Mims
J. 4. Chapple
W. Walter Gilbert
Philadelphia
Robert Good
Chicago
L. G. Noel
Nashville
B. B. Adair
Gordon White
Tenn
G L. Alexander
Charlotte
N.C. Hood
L. M Cowardin
Richmond
J . Crawford
W. E. Walker
New Orleans
H. HH
Jahnson
Macon
T .N. Carr
Wight
Sac
V. Walter Gilbert
J. Crawford
H. McKee
Americus
W. DB
Wells
Willam Crenshaw
CH Frink
Fernandina
Fia
M. EL Turner
A. M Sacklar
Milledgeville, Ga
Wil
Columbus, Ga
Jd i ‘Thompson
Association
Soldiers' Home to Rise Soon After Bid Victory
Trustees award contract to A McGilvary & Co of Atlanta for 392775 to rebuild the soldiers home on the old foundation. Bruce Morgan architects designed a Gothic style three-wing building with fifty rooms, gas lighting, steam heat, and running water, to be finished in four to five months for midsummer occupancy.
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Hig
A. McGilvary & Co
Atlanta
W. L. Calhoun
Esterday
Bruce & Morgan Architects
Wille
Amos Fox
Megert’s Angostura Brand Gold Medal at PaneAmerican Exposition
Ill health drove Mrs James Kirby, wife of a prominent Danville farmer, to take carbolic acid at her Decatur Alabama home today, dying after a long illness. The report notes ongoing illness and cites a PaneAmerican Exposition display.
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Megert
Decatur
Ala
James Kirby
Danville
Death on Calhoun Street School Roof
Benjamin Mell, a timer for Tillanicutt & Bellingrath, fell from the roof of the Calhoun Street School while repairing it. He died at Grady Hospital shortly after the accident. Mell, a longtime employee and South Kirkwood resident, left a family and was a member of Fulton Judge of Odd Fellows. the funeral will be from Silkwood.
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Calhoun Street
Benjamin Mell
Grady Hospital
Mel
Fie
Mell
South Kirkwood
Tillanicutt & Bellingrath
Fulton Judge of
Odd Fellows
Silkwood
New Schedule Between Atlanta and Carrollton Georgia
A new schedule to Carrollton via the Southern bay begins February 4. Trains depart Atlanta at 6 10 a m and 4 16 p m arriving Carrollton at 3 80 p m and 6 40 p m respectively. Trains depart Carrollton at 6 30 a m 9 20 a m and 5 00 p m arriving Atlanta at 8 20 p m 11 30 a m and 10 15 p m respectively. Effective
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Carrollton
Southern Bay
Atlanta
Bremen
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