Lawyer Refuses to Pay After Court Ruling
Mrs Georgia A Hall files in superior court against J C Jenkins Atlanta bar member seeking share of $950 jury verdict and alleging she paid $3 on car fare during visits plus $7 50 stenographer cost. She claims Jenkins collected the judgment May 2012 and owes her $137 50 after half to her attorney. She states she called 25 to 30 times and faced him away or inside locked. Also seeks rule and damages for costs.
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Georgia A. Hall
J. C. Jenkins
Atlanta
Hall
Jenkins
Lula Hall
Dubarry Is Dismissed
Washington July 18 The secretary of the treasury has dismissed J S Dubarry an immigrant inspector stationed at Buffalo NY The main charge was un gentlemanly conduct toward ladies traveling between Canada and the United States.
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Dubarry
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
J. S. Dubarry
Buffalo
Canada
United States
Reid Aims to Sail Home on July 26
Washington July 18 Whitelaw Reid has notified the state department that he plans to sail for the United States on the 26th instant and the special embassy to the coronation will be broken up as a result.
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Reid
Washington
Whitelaw Reid
State Department
United States
Mayor fires colored porter over profanity remark
Ust in Foy, a city hall porter, reportedly told the mayor’s private secretary he would be damned if he would obey an order. The mayor, who dislikes profanity by anyone including porters, dismissed Austin after a brief discussion. Austin claims he was wronged and seeks vindication, while local officials hope for reinstatement despite the incident.
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Ustin Foy
Will Goodwin
Austin
Goodwin
Mims
Veterans Reunion at Statesboro Draws Thousands
Seven to eight thousand people attend the veterans reunion and barbecue in Statesboro with Governor Candler as the featured speaker. He jokes about his hoarseness after speaking to a vast crowd and praises the event as glorious, noting escort by four young women and a Confederate flag over the carriage.
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Statesboro
Candler
Bulloch County
Southern passenger changes on August 1 announced
The Southern railway announces August 1 changes in its passenger department. J A Meek becomes district passenger agent at Knoxville, replacing the abolished traveling agent office. J C Lusk moves to Birmingham as district passenger agent. F B Jones transfers to Birmingham to succeed C B Jackson, who resigns while continuing to cover Selma duties. B E Shipley becomes traveling passenger agent at Chattanooga. H F Latimer moves to Chattanooga as city passenger and ticket agent, succeeding Shipley. M H Bone shifts from Dallas to Houston to handle new duties. John M Knight resigns, with his duties reassigned.
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J. AL. Meek
Knoxville
J. C. Lusk
Chattanooga
Birmingham
F. B. Jones
Selma
C. BE. Jackson
J. BE. Shipley
H. F. Latimer
Rome
J. B. Shiptey
M. H. Bone
Decatur Street Store Space Offered on Busy Block
On Decatur Street at Courtland a newly built block with multiple stores and lofts is 40 by 6 feet with a doubling loft, a 2 foot alley at rear, cement floor basement, and a newly installed plate glass front. One store remains to rent at favorable terms, advertised by G W Adair as the best location for wholesale or retail business on the city’s principal business street.
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Courtland
Decatur Street
Decatur
G. W. Adair
Weather forecast for Saturday and Sunday across states
Forecast tracks fair weather in Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, western states, and eastern Texas with showers and storms in Virginia Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Kentucky and eastern regions. Winds shift southwest to southeast with rising temperatures in northern portions and variable conditions across the South and Southeast.
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Alabama
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