Atlanta Vienna deed records reveal multiple property transfers
A Vienna signed warranty and various deeds record transfers on Crescent Avenue and surrounding streets in Atlanta. The list includes warranty deeds, quit claim, and bond for title actions involving Agust Underwood, J F Henry, Mary Burt Meador, Luther P Stephens, Virginia H Logan, Emma Douglas, Lillian Warnock, and others, detailing lots on West Crescent Avenue, Ashby Street, St Charles Avenue, Lumpkin Street, and Center Street with sums ranging up to 5000 dollars. The document notes U S Consular General Hurst and local clerks as witnesses, with a consular acknowledgment in Vienna.
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Ashby Street
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St Charles Avenue
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Dan L Anderson
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Old Crescent Avenue
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Virginia H Logan
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Highland Avenue
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Henry Norman Granted Divorce Over Infidelity
London January 22 Henry Norman BH P the author and traveler has been granted a divorce from his wife Monte Muriel the traveler and author on grounds of her infidelity Lieutenant Edward Arthur Fitzgerald of the Dragoon Guards named as correspondent.
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Gen Miles Guest of Honor in Paris Dinner
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles was the guest of honor at a Paris dinner hosted by General Brugare commander to the French army. Miles and his party will depart Paris Sunday for London and sail home in February. He denied reports comparing the dowager empress of China with Queen Victoria during his audience with the dowager.
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Twenty-Nine New Convicts at Jackson Miss Prison
Since January first twenty nine new convicts have been received at the Mississippi penitentiary in Jackson. It is expected about twelve more will arrive this week. The prison population will show an increase of eight to ten after accounting for discharges escapes and deaths.
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Dabney Returns to Frevville Announces Southern Summer School
Dr Charles W Dabney president of the University of Tennessee and head of the general educational work in the earth returned from New York where he met with educational leaders and benefactors. He announced the big summer school for the South will be held at the same Tennessee site as last year.
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Major Glenn Acquitted of War Prisoner Killing Charge
Manila reports Major Edwin F Gienn of the Fifth Infantry found not guilty by court martial of unlawfully killing prisoners of war. He is ordered to return to duty as the verdict draws popular support.
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Cruze Not Guilty in Nelson Killing Case Near Knoxville
Policeman Joe Cruze acquitted of murder in the case involving Alex Nelson and Lon Nelson. He testified he was returning to his beat when fired upon, then attempted to arrest the Nelson brothers. Authorities expect further actions in Lon Nelson case. Nearby, C M Henley and E B Dillonan with W OS Harley from Columbus advance plans for large marble mills by the Tennessee Warieated Warbie Co. with Ohio capital, capitalized at 3600009 dollars, officers named from Columbus.
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Dr McGill Accepts Call at Bell Avenue Church
Rev Charles N McGill of New York has accepted a call to become pastor of the Bell Avenue Presbyterian Church in Knowetile Tenn. He succeeds Rev A J Gantele who resigned some time ago to enter general field work. The death for the Presbyterian church is noted as Rev Vir McGill is expected to arrive early in April.
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Changes in Journalism Emphasized by General Taylor
General Charles J. Taylor, Boston Globe publisher, spoke at the Louisviile chamber dinner in Sansville, noting journalism’s evolution from a personal voice to a collective craft. He praised editors like Watterson, urged advertisers to view newspapers as the best reach, and warned against sensationalism while stressing truth in reporting.
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Presidential nominations and senate confirmations listed
The president sent several nominations to the Senate including George E Roberts Town for director of the mint, Charles L Davis to brigadier general, Richard Ho Pratt in the 14th cavalry, and Frederic W Dean as assistant surgeon. Confirmations cover postmasters in Florida and Georgia as well as Charles Bugg and John H Hibbard at Deland and near Virginia, respectively.
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Supreme Court Dinner Honors Guests at White House
President and Mr. Roosevelt hosted a White House dinner honoring the Supreme Court with many guests including Senators Pritchard John L McLaurin and Clay and Representatives and Mrs J D Richardson among the attendees. The event drew members of the Senate and House committees on Judiars and other officials.
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Jones Net Guilty Memphis January Verdict Not Guilty
The jury in the case of F G Jones, a well known capitalist, returned a verdict of not guilty after a four minute deliberation in Memphis.
American Prospector Scarred After Nicaraguan Capture
George Williams, an American prospector, arrived in San Francisco aboard the City of Panama after three months as a Nicaraguan prisoner. He claims his arrest was a pretext to seize a gold mine near San Bernardino, which he had secured title to. Williams plans to seek redress and indemnity from Nicaragua through U.S. channels, with Guatemala City as a potential venue.
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Carnegie Aids Georgia School with Rebuilding Grant
Andrew Carnegie agreed to fund half the rebuilding of Hamilton College in Hamilton Harris County Georgia after intervention by Congressman Adamson. Carnegie will provide 800 dollars if Georgians raise a matching sum for the fire-damaged institution.
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Era of Progress and Prosperity in Atlanta Industries
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Senate Commerce Committee Reports Bill Without Amendments
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Prinetti Collapses As King Receives Him In Rome
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Obituary and notices from the wire reels
Mrs VicCormick of Annapolis Navy retiree is dead. Her son A O S Mccormick Jr serves in Washington. William Davidson, miner, reports revolts in Honda amid election dispute. Abraham Gompers, 28, son of Samuel Gompers, dies in Center seeking health. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad directors in New York report routine business. A B Payne is arrested in Charlottes on mail tampering charges.
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Bold hold up in bright light near Union Depot
An early morning robbery under electric glare near the union depot nets $3480 from a Decatur butcher. Two masked men forced the cashier at the point of a pistol to surrender cash as they fled. Police suspect a planned crew and are reviewing the case. Ankeny wins Senate seat in the Northwest.
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Brownell Beyond Law No Resched for Alleged Philippines Incident
Washington January 29 Tape attorney general has rendered an opinion that Captain Brownell a Vermont volunteer officer involved in the Philippines case is no longer amenable to civil or military law for actions while in command. $100,000 year for Roosevelt Representative Bristow of New York introduces a bill to raise the president's salary to $100,000 annually.
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Carnegie offers $250000 to found a library for arbitration
In The Hague January question in the chamber whether Andrew Carnegie’s offer of $8000 to found a library for the international court of arbitration had been rejected. It had not been rejected and no offer had been made in a form allowing acceptance or refusal. The minister said a special foundation would be best, national government ready to administer the gift if offered.
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Joseph Mabbett Presented Gold Headed Cane
A gathering of friends in Quitman Georgia on January 29 in the board of trade rooms featured Colonel EW Vranech praising Joseph Mabbett and presenting him a gold headed cane for his efforts in the recent railroad option campaign. Mr Mabbett replied to brief remarks by Colonel Pennett.
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Guilty Verdict in Murder Trial of Will Monroe
The full day in superior court was taken by the trial of Will Monroe for killing a Black man named Lockhardt. The jury found Monroe guilty of murder with a recommendation of mercy.
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