Two Youth Bound Over in Stabbing Tragedy
Fifteen year old Paul Rainwater was bound over on voluntary manslaughter charges after a preliminary hearing before Judge Bateman. Witnesses including the Slappey family testified to a fatal Friday fight over marbles that ended with Frank Slappey stabbed to death, Rainwater and Berry Langford implicated in the confrontation outside the Slappey yard.
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Paul Rainwater
Frank Slappey
J. M. Bateman
Westmoreland Hros
Robert J. Rogers
Wille Slappey
A Heether
William Lewis
Jerome Johnson
Mattie Lewis
Queenie Thamus
Cornea Ilood
Queenie Thomas
Young Slappey
Young Slappes
Berry Langford
Slappey
Rainwater
Langford
Willie Slappey
Jie
County Tax Collector Demands Taxable Property Reports
County Tax Collector A. P. Stewart acts under the comptroller general to require corporations in Fulton County to report taxable property. Fire, telegraph, land express firms and others face ad valorem taxes. failure to respond will trigger fi fas and double taxation. Notices sent. ruling follows recent supreme court decision. Board consideration of the matter scheduled next Wednesday. enforcement proceeds now.
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Comptroller General
A. P. Stewart
Fire and Fire Insurance
Telephone
Telegraph Land Express Companies
Rm Comptroller
Wright
Supreme Court
Fulton County
Board of County Commissioners
Tyig
Comptroller General's Office
Kirkwood voids incorporation amid court ruling
The Supreme Court declared the Kirkwood town incorporation null and void for indefinite limits. Officers elected have no official duties, and anti-incorporation forces celebrate as the town awaits a new act from the legislature. The decision hinges on uncertain boundaries making the charter inoperative.
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Supreme Court of the State
Kirkwoost
Kirkwood
Crst
Supreme Court
Stone Mountain Circuit
Friends of Incorporation
House
Senate
Warren Mmnal
Branan
Candler
DeKalb Superior
Eugene
DeKalb County
Eetabesh
Gold Town
John L. Hopkins & Gons
Arnold & Arnold
Grain-O offers coffee substitute for delicate stomachs
Judge Esull for Supreme Bench. Chattanooga Tenn March 2. Opened remarks show Circuit Judge Flord Estill will not run again for circuit judge and plans to seek a seat on the state supreme bench. Grain-O sold in groceries as a cheaper coffee substitute suitable for children.
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Judge Esull
Supreme Bench
Chattanooga
Enn
Dudge Flord Estill
Supreme Bench of
Gold Miners Association Announces Smelter Visit and Membership
Walter P. Southern Gold Miner Secretary issues a public notice inviting Georgia gold mining and related workers to join the Southern Gold Miners Association. The next meeting will be at the Southern Smelting Company's plant near Oakdate, Georgia, likely in April or May, with initiation fees of $1 and annual dues of $3. Applications to No. 408 Equitable Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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Georgia
Southern Smelting Empany
Miners’ Association
Smelling Company
Oakdate
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Atention
Kml
Association
Equitable
Walter P
Southern Gold Miner
Rei Association
Raoul denies Central of Georgia presidency talk
Captain W G Raoul of the Mexican National railroad, seen in Atlanta, disavows any knowledge of reports he would succeed Comer as president of the Central of Georgia Railway. He calls the idea visionary and unfounded and says no one has spoken to him about taking the post.
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Raoul
Comer
W. G. Raoul
Mexican National Railroad
Atlanta
City of
Mexico
New York
Raocus
Sivannah
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Constitution
the Central
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Co Short List Through Line
An 1900 railway notice outlines the Atlanta and West Point Railroad Companys direct through line via Montgomery to Texas, Mexico and California with stations including Mobile New Orleans Columbus Troy and West Point. It lists daily southbound and northbound arrivals and departures among cities such as Atlanta Newnan LaGrange Opelika and Selma and advertises a Lagrange accommodation and staff roles for ticket agents and managers.
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Atlanta and
New Orleans
West Point Railroad CO
Montgomery
Texas
Mexico
California
Eelp
Kelme
Fensacots
Mobile
Columbus
Troy
Anton Springs
Ure
Selma
Leate Montremory
Lagrange
Dally
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Hogensvilt
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Allen
Pamenger Aywot Foy
Aine Agate Arent
B. Ge
Mansger
Central No
Jonesboro
Favennah
Hapeville
Critan
Hapeville - Doselis
Ravennah
Savannah
Suniay
Hapville
Rapeville
Sundae
Alk Western and
Tlantto Railroad
Nashville
Marsetta
Marietta
Agit Reoga
Sf College
Arm Pa Wtttam
Palmetta
Coffers
RM Pe Ff College Pe
Saliege
Fotiree Pi
Colles Bet Pen
Funday
Mf aGraner
Laftrance
Whitehall Street
Union Passenger Statum
Investment Prospect in Brick Store Property near Depots
The first investor to act can buy an eight thousand dollar brick store property in a food location a third of a mile from depots, renting steadily at nine hundred dollars yearly. It currently rents for one hundred fifty five dollars monthly with strong occupancy. The building is solid and elegant. current rent is below fair value. Six thousand of the purchase price can run for two years at six percent. Net return equals six percent per annum at a twelve thousand dollar valuation. A F Liebman at 28 Peachtree St notes City Tax Books are open for city tax returns.
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A. F. Liebman
Peachtree St
Rev Sam Jones predicts cash real estate surge in Atlanta
Evangelist Sam Jones says by fall real estate in Atlanta will be bought with cash as buyers rush in. He predicts big profits in Atlanta dirt within the next twelve months, noting rapid movement and a return to a thriving market seen ten years ago.
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Sam Jones
Atlanta
Sam P. Jones
Investment Property Offer Near Sale at 1600
A seller advertises three house and lot rentals to white tenants at 20 dollars monthly near a prospective sale. The property could be sold for 1600 dollars within a few days. A party with 50000 dollars ready to invest is sought. Call J Chendrix at 13S Read Street.
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J.chendrix
Southern Pine Company profits from court ruling on rail line
Judge Bennet denied Air-Line injunction against Offerman and Western railroad aiding Southern Pine Company. Offerman and Western stockholders support Pine, aiming timber access via Nichols on the Waycross line. Airline cross at Air-Line would halt trains. ruling clears path for the Southern Pine mill operations and timber shipments.
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Southern Pine Company
Brunswick
Bennet
Offerman and Western Railroad
Anl
Offerman and Western
Pine Company
Offerman and Westerm
Offerman
Savannah
Florida and Western
Nishels
Bennett
Offerman and Western Can
Vrouncer Ont Oh inoks like a Creek got
An Indiana newspaper fragment describes the Elder One and Greek gods as hard looking, reflecting a cryptic or stylized historic note. The language suggests a clipped, possibly misread OCR, focusing on mythic figures with austere presence. No clear event, date, or人物 beyond the tone of mythic beings.
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Indianapolis
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