Byrd objects to service in DeKalb divorce case
General Byrd will appear at the next DeKalb county superior term to contest service of process in a divorce suit filed by his wife. The case hinges on whether the Dekalb sheriff validly served papers in Fulton county, raising questions about jurisdiction and authority. Judge L. S. Roan will hear arguments next week in Decatur on the legality of the service.
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G. Byrd
Wxt
DeKalb County
Mae
Byrd
Nis
Aleral
Il ‘Talley
Af Delkaip
Attor Johnson
Culam & Johnson
DeNalb County
Fulton County
Peters
Johnson Bate
Tegepanty
Fulton
Georgia
South Carolina
Johnson
Keenan Ninth Man Hanged in Greenville SC Jail Yard
The 18 year old Joe Keenan was hanged in Greenville county jail yard at noon for murder. A crowd watched as the sentence was carried out despite heavy rain. He spoke of forgiveness and urged others not to steal before death. The gallows sentence has claimed eight prior victims.
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Keenan
South Carolina
Greenville
Joe Keenan
Wes
Broad Street
Siriff Gilreath
Sam Williamson
Bramlett
Mortuary notices from Augusta and nearby towns
Miss Mary Jane Moore of Augusta dies after long illness at Greene street home. Miss Lizzie Underwood of Sparta dies after months of wasting illness, about fifty years old, sister and three brothers survive. Oscar Wilder of Fort Valley dies at home after years with Central of Georgia Railway, age 52, wife and four children left. Mrs Hicks Martin of Carrollton dies at Mount Zion after short illness, age 50 plus, survived by husband and four physician sons.
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Mary Jane Moore
Augusta
Greene Street
Lizzie Underwood
Sparta
Mr. Underwood
Presbyterian Church
Carrie Underwot
Oscar Wilder
Fort Valley
Lh20
Tcloek
Wilder
Central
Hicks Martin
Carrollton
Gaulston
Wicks Martin
Hickson
Mount Zion
Forbes Wins Bantam Title in Ten Round Victory
Forbes defeats Tokell in a ten round bantamweight title bout. English bantamweight champion Tokell falls short as Forbes secures the decisive victory in February.
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Forbes
Tokell
Jurnit
Tera
Court filing alleges collusion to defraud on Currier Street
In Atlanta a negro barber, W. B. Patterson, sues J. J. Woodsile James Lord and Annie Drake alleging they conspired to seize a Currier street house and lot after his January 1 1902 departure. Lord occupies the house and Woodside collects rent, Drake claims ownership. Patterson asserts good title from George E Johnson and that partners refuse to yield. Other cases and property transfers noted including damages claims and a drug company incorporation.
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W. B. Patterson
J. J. Woodsile
James Lord
Annie Drake
Currier Street
Robert L. Rogers
Lord
J. J. Woodside
Drake
Mr. Woodside
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
H. M. Bowdoin
W. T. Ashford
Fletches and
Ira Streets
W. 2. Davis
George T. Mooney
North Avenue
Orme Street
Jacob Haas
W. J. Davis
Williams Street
Joan
George Young
A. WN. Jenkins
Curtin Street
Rawson Street
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Hattie N. Sims
Currier
Fort Street
Martha Dallas
Mary A. Hardwick
Ashby Street
York Avenue
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta
F. ©. Lacy
Butler and
Chestnut Streets
Georgia Land Company
George S. Lacy
Houston Street
Potter and
Bell Streets
Sarah C. Crane
D. M.matthews
Factory Street
Julia F. Hoge
Ibenezer Holmes
MJ. W. Boone
Mays
Mangum
Haynes
William Tgelcher
Lydia A. Phelps
Myrtle Street
W. E. Treadwell
Guy Webb
Georgia Avenue
Grant Street
J. J. West
Maryland Life Insurance Company
Pulliam Street
Georgia Loan and Trust Company
C. Tu. Lewis
Jonesboro Street
Bisbee Avenue
R. W. Tidwell
Atlanta National Bank
Washington Street
Richardson Street
Denson E. Jones, Jr
Decatur Toad
Waverly Way
Inman Park
Elizabeth Street
Harwell
Bush Street
Graham
Summitt Avenue
J. Jones
Denson, Jr
Georgia
Loan_and Trust Company
C. B
Mason
H. M. Bush
Nendrix Avenue
Pryor Street
Charles IF. Morris
Taylor H. Henry
Jett and
Herbert Streets
Sunset Avenue
Neal Street
City law clash as convict-labor ban eyed in brick bid
The Chattahoochee Brick Company bid to furnish bricks at 4 per thousand was accepted by the street committee chaired by Alderman Terry in apparent violation of the city anti convict labor ordinance. Alderman Longino called attention to the rule, with Alderman Inman remarking on potential court action.
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Chattahooches Brick Company
Council Committee On
Terry
Longino
Alderman Inman
Chattahoochee Brick Company
James L. Key
Passing Throng in Atlanta Hosts Henry Shepard Visit
Henry C. Shepard Chicago publisher and owner of Inland Printer visits Atlanta with wife and sister in law staying at the Piedmont. He criticizes Hearst as a presidential candidate, praises Atlanta news coverage, and notes Chicago Sun praise of the city. A. G. Thatcher of Wilmington discusses Coosa Manufacturing Company growth in Piedmont and rejects trusts. Local architects report rapid Atlanta growth with new firms and projects, signaling a busy building season ahead.
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Henry C. Shepard
Mllionaire
Inland Printer
Chicago
Allanta West
Joseph Flanagan
Windy City
SS. Augustine
Atlanta
Piedmont
Shepard
Atanta
New York Sun
Mr. Shepard
Schoonmaker
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
R. Shepard
Hearst
Searst
Brisbane
Democratic Party
Southern Architect and Building News
Bruce & Morgan
Dillon
Frm
Downing
Baltimore
Harry Walker
J. H. Dinwiddle
Carleton Percy
Boston
Lamar Jones
Norrmann
Denny
Bleckley
Arma
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Rapid Tissue Repair
An advertising piece extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for fevers and tissue waste, claiming it nourishes nerves, purifies and enriches blood, and has saved tens of thousands from grave illness by rapid fortification of weakened bodies. The tone emphasizes candor and earnest recommendation.
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Paine
Atlanta wins bid to host National Educational Association
F Q O Spain reports Atlanta secured the National Educational Association meeting for February after Major Slaton's speech swayed delegates from Chicago. The event draws about 2,000 attendees from across the country, with Georgia officials leading the bid and local publishers participating in the effort. Also noted are the Senatobia Oil Company plant sale in Mississippi and several notable arrivals at Atlanta hotels.
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F. QO. Spain
Atlanta
Chicago
USA City
San Antonio
South
Chattanooge
Jacksonville
National Educational Association
Charles
Spain
Georgie Party
United States
M. L. Brittain
Georgia
Major Staton
Brittain
W. B. Merritt
BE. C. Samson
State Normal School
Athens
G. G. Bond
J. Henry Walker
Griffin
Atlanta Publishing House
Mr. Spain
Dudley R. Cowles
Silver Burdett & Co
Unarles Goodman
Milton Bradley & Co
Merritt
Pike Theatre
Cincinnati
Senatobia Ol Company
Senatobia
Miss
Memphis
J. WH. Crutchfield
Dynamite used by cracksm en in Florida raid
Micanopy February 27. The safe of H Benjamin was blown open last night and a sum of money taken though the vault was not entered. Three more explosions occurred. The burglars left the store doors open and windows broken. Vault money shredded. A citizen’s cartage and horse were stolen. No suspects found.
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Micanopy
Fla
H.benjamin
Trade Outlook Sees Strong Markets and Rising Prices
Bradstreet reports spring demand rising in leading markets with firmer prices for iron and steel, copper and tin, and advances in coal, coke, wages, and building materials. Wheat and corn exports show gains. failures decline, while transportation profits and ore costs rise amid improved conditions.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Funeral of Mrs. J. M. Wright at 2 O'clock Today
The funeral for Mrs. J. M. Wright wife of Captain J. M. Wright will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the residence 79 Park Avenue. Dr. H. S. Bradley and Dr. George Griner will conduct services. Interment is in Westview Cemetery. Pallbearers meet at 1:30 at Hilburn & Poole's parlors: F. A. Pitman D. O. Martin William Snider Robert Sims Dennis Myberg W. E. B. Dunn. Savannah Press.
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Park Avenue
J. M. Wright
Bradley
George Griner
Westview Cemetery
Hilburn & Poole
F. A. Pitman
D. O. Martin
William Snider
Robert Sims
Dennis Myberg
W. E B. Dunn
Savannah Press
Georgia
Iowa
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Sheriff's Service
Suri
Mortuary
Americus Burt
Hall County
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Judson C. Burt
Bellwood Avenue
T. Ladson and
Esoward Thompson
Scott Henderson
Georgia Railway # Electric Company
Henderson
Brockwood Inc
FM. Hughes
Drug Company
Ira. DeLamater
John Det. Lawrence
Arnold Brovies
DeLamater-lawrence Drug Company
Arnold
Youman
George R. Law & CO
Whitehall
Street Committee
Morley
A. G. Thatcher
Wilmington
Del
Thatcher
Coosa Manufacturing Company
Ala
Coosa Company
Mr. Thatcher
Paine’s
Deamond Dyes
Burlington, Vt
J. A. Nelson
Savannah News
Kimball
New Orleans
S. M .Merrell
United States Army
A. C. Grange
Cartersville
The
Mrs Grange
Leopold Morse
Commonwealth Avenue
Mass
Aragon
Wiliam Riggs
Clemson College
E. M. Cole
Newnan
the Aragon
Monsieur G._ Francfort
Mme. Francfort
Paris
France
the Majestic
F. 8. Franklin
Charlotte, N. Y
D. Towner
Majestic
Charlotte Davenport
Cc. D. Moore
Buena Vista
Dun’s
York
R. G. Dun & 8 Weekly
Trade Tomorrow
Albany Herald
George B. Cortetyon
Italyo
Armour Packin Company
Armour Packing Co
Kansas City
Kan
Weile
Luteheun
Kaanis
Dell
J. M. High CO
Kamper’s
Small
Washington Life Insurance Company
Broadway
I Capital Stock
Il. Assets
Ais Ee Cod
Ah Jr
Boao OD
State OF Georgia
Thomas Peters
Washington Life Insurance Co
W. of. Manry
Washington Life Ins. Co
New York City
Washington Life Insurance
Washington
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