Court notices from Fulton County 1906 1908 appointments
Georgia Fulton County notices from the Ordinary's Office list appraisals for widows' support and guardianship matters. Appraisers report for Annie Heese and Martha Rucker. warnings to show cause at April terms. administrations for Ansten Leigh and Mrs S Marshall. guardianship for Ollie Woodcutr. discharge petition for Martha Glore. Names include John R Wilkinson and Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fulton County
P Brewster
Ansten Leigh
John
Wilkinson
Geokcla
Faillip H Alston
S Marshall
John R. Wilkinson
Ordinary
Samuel EH Woosett
Ollie M Woodcutr
Tilndr
Nopty
Court of Ordinax
Chimbers
Macon
J. Annie Levinaldow
J Leia
John R Wilkinson
Martha Glore
Howell Voices for Governor in Crisp County Speech
In Cordele Crisp county leaders and citizens gathered as the announced next Georgia governor candidate, Kyvan P Howell, spoke at 1 30 pm after Judge Littlejohn adjourned court. W W Turner praised Howell as a steadfast public and private servant linking his war record and work on the state capitol. The speech attacked Tom Watson and Hoke Smith, defended democracy, and pledged fairness and adherence to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardisle
Crisp County
Howell
Littlejohn
W. W. Turner
J. D. Turner
Atlanta
Cordele
Georgia
Falga
Applease
Turner
Kyvan P. Howell
State Capitol
Mountain Wep
Mr. Watson
Congress
Union
Mr. Wetson
South Carolina
Mark Watson
Watson
Wall Street Smith
Morgan
Belmont
Campeign
Hoke
Judge Parker
Wall Street
Gott
Pierpont Morgan
Howell and Watson clash in Georgia campaign debate
The article covers a Georgia campaign scene where Mr Howell criticizes Mr Watson’s stance on disfranchisement and railroad ties. Howell highlights supposed pro Belmont and Morgan ties, accuses Watson of supporting discriminatory tests, and defends Georgia rail policy. The address ends with applause as Howell invites questions and is warmly received.
Estill Speaks at Folkston in Camden and Charlton Counties
Folkston Ga March 14 Special Probably the most satisfactory campaign of the gubernatorial contest has been done by Colonel J H Estill yesterday and today in Camden and Charlton counties He shook hands with not less than 80 percent of the white voters In St Marys Camden county superior court is in session Today he met Folkston citizens and others from Charlton county Local sentiment favors Estill to win in the stil column as in 1902
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkston
J. H. Estill
Camden
Chariton
Estiil
St. Marys
Camden County
Cheriton County
Athens Requests Tech Baseball Match in Atlanta
Athens Georgia based team, fresh from a 2 to 0 win over Georgia, challenges Tech to a game in Atlanta. If accepted, the contest would expose Tech players to Athens grounds and fans. The outcome could affect three championship games against Georgia this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tech
Georgia
Atlanta
Wille
Multiple Death Notices Parade Through Local Ledger
The notice column lists deaths of Mrs. W. J. Norman aged 36 from apoplexy at her daughter’s home on North Atenus Street with four daughters named. Myra M. Fair aged 72 dies at home on Strong Street with funeral at 3 pm. W. A. Dilworth dies at Bolton home, age 435? funeral to Toccoa. Marjorie Wakefield, 12, death details and possible return to Oshkosh. Mrs. L. E. Freeman dies at 61 Lee Street with funeral and interment at Westview cemetery. Joseph B. Hightower funeral held at 88 Powell Street with Sylvester cemetery burial. Mrs E J Callahan near Eatonton dies after paralysis, buried today. Novella Marks of Lebanon, Tenn. listed in Nashville dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Norman
Mollie Herrngton
North Atenus
Mis
Maggie Norman
HB. Jordan
Mirs
Mollie Herrington
Mra. Bird
Gadsden
Ala
McDonough
Myra M. Fain
Myra M. Fair
Strong Street
Realdeanes
Rs A. Dilworth
W. A. Dilworth
Bolton
Harry G Poole & Co
Toccoa
Dilworth
Marjorie Wakefield
John S. Prather
Peaentree Street
Oshkosh
Wis
Atlanta
L. B. Freeman
L. E. Freeman
Lee Street
wWest
Yisw
J. B. Hightower
Joseph B. Hightower
Powell Street
Sylvester Cemetery
E. J. Callahan
Eatonton
Hatonton
Irs
J.calanan
Novella Marks
Lebanon
Tenn
Nashville
Novella
Restorative Nervine Claims Recovery Remedy
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as restoring nerve strength vitality and sleep. The user describes prior exhaustion sleeplessness and poor digestion improving after use then continuing for future tonic needs. Local doctors and Miles Medical Co are cited as distributors with a guarantee of benefit.
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Miles
Nervine
Dr. Miles
A. Clare
Rockford
Mileat
Gillet and Sourmaney
Miles Medical Co
Elhart
Ind
Smiths Record Is Scrutinized In Nunnally Speech
Cedartown Ga March 14 heavy rain and threatening storm failed to dampen turnout as Dr Nunnally urged voters to judge Smiths political record. He cited shifting positions on silver coinage disfranchisement and railroad policy and assailed Smiths ties to the Piedmont bar and the Smith Watson deal while lamenting Smiths absence for a face to face debate.
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Cedartown
Opera House
Nuunnally
Nunnally
Smith
Myr Mip
Ahewgeaker
Piedmont
Nunnaly
Death notices from multiple deaths in Georgia and nearby states
Mrs. Thomas McGraw of Phenix City dies in Lebanon Tennessee at 33 from paralysis. Mrs. M. Weaver of Lexington Georgia dies after lingering illness, aged 58 with husband Rev. M Weaver and five others surviving. M c vall lang state AFL organizer dies in Columbia South Carolina from pneumonia, long associated with The State Company since 1891. Mrs. Susan Bryan of Moultrie Georgia, aged 86, dies after lingering illness, widow of John Bryan, a regional pioneer, leaving daughter Mrs. Saille Thomas.
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Marks
Tehnenses
Boms
Lebanon
Tenn
Thomas McGraw
Phenix City
Columbus
M. &. Weaver
Lexington
Weaver
M Weaver
The
Baptist Church
Wallace
Columbia
Vall Lang
American Federation of Labor
State Federation
State Company
Miers
Susan Bryan
Moultrie
Bryan
Moultria
Stgolfese
John Bryan
Thie Section
Mra
Saille ‘Thomas
Jubilant reception as Patterson’s life saved moment
Amid old time plantation melodies Patterson receives flowers and praise after news of his survival. Mr Boyce proclaims happiness and relief while a graphophone演 plays. The scene contrasts with Burrell Patterson’s murder conviction in 1904 and the family testimony surrounding Stewart’s death.
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Patterson
Boyce
Georgia
D Howard
Burrell Patterson
William Stewart
Franklin
Heard County
Stewart
R. M. Patterson
Stewart Pha
Remarkable Stomach Experiments Promote Natural Health
A long form recounts Horace Fletcher and his dog and human trials on appetite, urging one third intake with thorough mastication. It cites Yale and Army tests, notes native roots like Golden Seal and Black Cherrybark, and promotes Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery with glycerine base and accompanying Pleasant Pellets for constipation and liver balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Fletcher
Grace
Stone
Fletcher
Yale
Ana
United States Army
Fda
Hema
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
St Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelhia
Grover Coe
M. D
New York
Iito Sr. Pierce
KR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Escape of Five Prisoners From Douglas County Jail
Five prisoners escaped the Douglas county jail by cutting hinges and using improvised tools. Named escapees include Teobert Sanders charged with murder with a $25 reward, WHS Jackson for simple larceny with a $15 reward, Joe Simmons for assault with intent to murder with a $70 reward, Ben Drayton for the same charge with a $20 reward, and Wiley Wesley for cheating and swindling with a $10 reward. Sheriff Southerland posted rewards. Also reported: death of H. Kaufman, president of The Frewing Star and Corcoran Gallery, born April 30, 1828 in Wayne County, Ohio, noted as a prominent newspaper figure. Athens council granted franchise rights to Central of Georgia Railroad for freight terminal extensions costing over $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Maret
Southerland
Taobert Sanders
Whs Jackson
Joe Simmons
Ben Drayton
Wiley Wesley
R H
Kaufman
Washington
H. Kauffgman
Freving Star ‘Newspaper Company
Te Corcoran Galley of Art
Pullishers’ Association
Wayne County
Kauffman
Ohio
Athens
Central of Georgia Railroad
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Eneysees
Tutt’s
Switch
Crisp
Uns
Reconts
Tom Watson
Hoke Smith
Democratic Party
Augusta Herald
Agka
Waltham Watches
Hone Smith
Mr. Smith
Madison Spa
Georgia Southern
Florda
Mir Howell
Estill
Hood
Julius
Watts & CO
E. Folsom
Terre Chan
Wiltohall Streat
Moziey
Hunnally
Baker’s
Anderson
Peachtree St
Joe
Inman
T &P
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