Lippold Mortgage Declared First on Venable Property
Supreme Court decides the Lippold mortgage on the Venable West End home is first in priority, making American Trust and Banking Company pay about $2300 to settle the lien. The case centers on prior mortgages by Ellen Venable and setback after conveyances and releases. The decision assigns loss to the bank that arranged the sale of Venable property to John J. Woodside for $17,500, with Lip pold’s prior lien upheld.
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Supreme Court
American Trust and Banking Company
John J. Woodside
Charles G. Lippold
Mr. Lippold
West End
Sheri John W. Nelms
Woodside
Ellis & Ellis, Gray, Brown & Randolph
W. Smith
Charles ‘A. Rena
Lippold
John
J. .Whodsige
Ellen Venable
John W. Nelms
Venable
George E. Skinner
Skinner
Mr. Woodside
Hilly & Es and
Gray, Brown & Randolph
American Trust and Banking Cormany
Charles W. Smith
J. I. Woodside
Charles A. Read
Attorper Read
Clemongy Exer cised Governor Grants Clemency
Governor Sandler commuted Albert Huff of Fulton for larceny from twelve months to a $75 fine and granted clemency in Hardy Clark of Burke, previously jailed five times for larceny after trust. Clark’s five year total was reduced to present service and he was released.
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Sandler
Albert Huff
Fulton County
Cansiter
Caea
Hardy Clark
Burke County
Lehigh Valley Route to Pan-American Exposition and Niagara Falls
A readable fragment touts the Lehigh Valley route as the best service from the South via Philadelphia or New York, combining rail and steamship links to Pan-American events and Niagara Falls with entrancing scenery.
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Lehigh Valley
Niagara, Falls
Fhis
Pouth
Phiadelphia
New Worlea Ren
Vnj
Central Accepts State Assessment On Railroads In Georgia
The Central and state reach agreement on separating taxes for city property not in right of way with improvements. The decision set a precedent for Southern and Plant systems, as terminals in Atlanta Macon Columbus and other cities will be taxed by local assessments. The Central accepted the comptroller general’s figures leaving no arbitration.
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Central Railway For
Georgia
Wright
Southern
Central
Atlanta
Baratmah
Macon
Columbus
Comptroller
Board of Arbitration
Americus
Albany
Savannah
Fireman G W Bellamy Praises Remedy in Burlington
A Burlington fireman G W Bellamy writes of severe pain weakness and loss of appetite from an accident and illness. He credits a tonic with restoring health and vigor after taking a bottle of the remedy. The ad claims the product brings new life to weak sickly people and guarantees satisfaction at a stated price.
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Cali
G. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Health officer rules discussed at special board meeting
At a special board of health meeting physicians urged creation of an office and clerk for births marriages and deaths. They favored direction of fumigation milk and market inspection by the health officer. Proposals included smaller disease cards and an isolated ward for contagious cases. offices may be found outside the city hall.
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Board of Health
Longino
Durham
Balra
Hubbard
Baird
Judge Lumpkin Moves Offices Near Courthouse
Judge J H Lumpkin begins temporary occupancy of the Ellis building second floor offices opposite the courthouse on South Pryor street. He will use the former chambers of Judge John B Candler until the new Fulton superior court courthouse is ready. For days he occupied the first division city court courtroom, crowded with bookcases and desks like a storeroom.
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Judge Lumpkin
Ellie Building
J. H. Lumpkin
Ellis
Jerome Jones to Address Dalton on Labor Unions Tonight
Jerome Jones, a Dalton labor figure, will speak at two mass meetings in Dalton, Georgia tonight to explain how unions work. The speech aims to clarify aims, scope, and attainments of labor unions for local workers and residents.
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Dalton
Jerome Jones
Jones
Iobor
Supremes Court Head Notes July 19 1901 Augusta Ga
Reprints from Stevens & Graham list Georgia Supreme Court decisions. Cases cover accusations of obstructing legal process, demurrers, damages, and equitable actions. Notable notes address jurisdiction, contract terms, and malicious prosecutions. Opinions reverse some judgments and affirm others with concurring Justices.
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Stevens & Graham
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia
Legal Precedents on Railroad and Property Claims
A Georgian court corpus discusses multiple cases. It covers issues from joinder of separate judgments to admissibility of impeaching statements, and clarifies on partnership evidence, mortgage priority, and tax exemption for public property. Notable holdings include affirming judgments, reversing on partnership representations, and detailing remedies for wrongful actions.
Equitable and Real Property Trusts in Pennsylvania Case Notes
In Richmond Superior Court opinions the court sustains prescriptive title by occupation for twenty years, holds a spendthrift trust valid under Pennsylvania law when allowed by statute, and addresses trustee duties and deed interpretations. It affirms judgment on main bill, reverses cross-bill, and discusses the propriety of a receiver’s deed and sale under a will.
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Guerngey
Phinizy
Equitable
Brinson
Richmond
Plaindif& Aleo
Joseph B
Bryan Cumming
Joseph R. Lamer
Johnson
al. Conaur
Burton Smith
J. W. Moore
D. Stpatrick
Plaintim
Erearing & Anderson
L. Thomas
W.: . Stanweil
Overstreet
Sullivan
Evans
Sereven Superior Court
Lumpkin
Ifa
Georgia Paltroyh and
Baying Conceny
Girdner
Equitable and
Fant Vigtore
Dudaa Brinson
Richman
SU Paripe
Court Lewis
Pennsylvania
William KC. Miler
Frank H. Miller
J. C. C. Black
G. Finady
BH. Gallaway
B. Lamar
M. Carvel
Scales
Bistors
Atna Beans Superior Court
Bh. J
Perdona
Raye
Rra Ol Son
H. H. Perry
W. I. Pika
A. PB. Wofford
N. J. Hutcing
Appeal in Habersham Superior Court Judge Jonesy
Appeal before Judge Jonesy in Habersham Superior Court with a bond filed to enter an appeal for a partnership or corporation. The document shows the appellant’s name affixed by authorized person and discusses a defective amendment to an indemnity bond. Judgment affirmed. Attorneys H H Dean, R L Smith for plaintiff. H H Porry for defense.
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Jonesy
Habersham Superior Court
Lumptin
P. J
H. Hf
Dean
R. L
Smith
H. Porry
John Henry Humorist and Sample Chapter Giveaway
John Henry is cited as the most humorous and original cher y actor on deck. A thousand sample chapters are to be given away by John M. Milter Co at 89 Marietta street.
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John Henry
John M. Milter
Marietta Atreet
Week End Excursion Tickets to Tybee
Weet end excursion tickets at very low rates on Saturdays for moon afternoon and evening trains via the Central of Georgia railway. Tickets good to return leaving Tybee and Savannah not later than Monday night following the sale date. Bar tickets, schedules, etc., call Central of Georgia Railway Agent. Ticket office 16 Alls street and Union depot Atlanta.
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Tybee
Central of Georgia Railway
Moon
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Street and Union Depot
Atlanta
Eleventh annual Georgia RP U convention travel notice
July 22 to 28 travel offer via Louisville and Nashville route with high back coach Pullman drawing room sleeping car service. Stopover at Mammoth Cave. Information and rates available from J. Honenbeck, district passenger agent, 1 North Peachtree, Atlanta, Ga.
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Louisville
Neshville
BR. B
Wno
Pullman
Georgia B.x RP U's
Mammoth Cave
J. &. Honenbeck
A. 1
North Peyor At
Atlanta, Ga
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Harris v. Central Railroad Company
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Judge Reid
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Florida and Western Railway Company
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I. D. Moore
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