Sixty One Acre Dispute Over Land Near Atlanta Heights
A superior court jury pursues who owns a sixty one acre tract above Atlanta Heights. Mary Nesmith sues Murray Ford and relatives for title after Ford pledged the land to secure a loan. Nesmith levied on the property after judgment, prompting claims by Albert Annie and Bertie Ford. Resolving the ownership hinges on prior rights and deeds while Ethridge & Ethridge defend Nesmith and Judge Rodgers for the claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Heights
Mary Nesmith
Massachusetts
Murray Ford
Albert
Annie
Bertie Ford
Fords
Nesmith
Ethridge & Ethridge
Robert L. Rodgers
Prutikbie Bute
Ind Engi
Walter T Colquitt
Brandon & Arkwright
Tram
Southern Railway Company
Tate
Belmont
Bessemer
Charlotte
Hoke Smith
H C Peeples
McCall
Smith and Peeples
Johnson
BR . Johnson
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
By & Jury
Superior Court
Decatur
Wis
Messrs Horton
Simmons & Pettigrew
Funeral items concerning men and public affairs
Funeral services were held for Mrs Eugenia A Spalding at her brother Charles Smith home on Pulliam Street with interment at Westview cemetery. Other obituaries note Mrs Emmi Kilby, Miss Carrie E Wilkerson, and Homer Alexander. A Wallace-era civic meeting and various court and city notices followed, including a prison release order for T K Hall and other municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia A Spalding
Charles Sm
Pulliam Street
England
Westvlew
Emmi Kilby
Westview
Kilby
West End
Carrie E Wilkerson
Tatnall Street
J TY Lumpkin
Robert Grover
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Sherron
Homer Alexander
On Alexander
Rhinehart Street
Clarkston
Anna Lomax
Tabernacle
First Methodist Church
J P McFeran
Birmingham
C W Byrd
Thomas J Mann
Capitol Avenue
W W Landeum
Westview Cemetery
Aldermanic Board
Grand Bijou Musical Comedy to Open April 1 in Atlanta
The Grand brings the Bijou Musical Comedy Company for spring and summer with Max Viermann as musical director. Star lineup includes Otis Harlan Mary Marble John W. Dunne and Agnes Rose Tune. Opening bill likely A Trip to Chinatown with vaudeville features and Hoyt farces, promising bright, practical entertainment for theatergoers.
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Usi&xsl
Rogers Brothers
Florodora
Jefferson DeAngelis
the Grand
Bijou
Atlanta
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Max Vfermann
Otis Harlan
Mary Marble Little Chipy
John W. Dunne
Agnes Rose Tune
Agnes Scott
Tony Hart
Eve Burnham
Florence McNeish
John Early
Chinatown
Collier Faces Dilemma Over City Street Repairs
Commissioner Colter confronted by finance committee limits of ten dollars per street for central city repairs. Mayor Mims urged proceeding despite funds, leaving Colter torn between pleasing the mayor and risking bankruptcy if costs exceed budget. He vows to repair streets in time but cites money shortage as a major obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P H Snook
Snogok-Austin Furniture Company
Recorder’s Court
Pittman
Whitehall Street
Snook
Recorder
Colter
Finance Committee
Mims
Dorim
Atlanta Day at Charleston Promises Big Turnout
Atlanta aims to send a large party to the Charleston exposition on April 4 with a special 350 round trip fare from April 3 to 6. City officials and fire department units join a plan for a daytime train leaving Atlanta at 9 am with a four hour stop at Augusta and a parade led by the firemen’s drum corps. A fundraising drive funds soldiers and police for the trip, while hats and badges are distributed at cost and a wide committee secures rail support for the Atlanta Day delegation chaired by Dan Carey with Mayor Livingston Mims and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charleston
Counciman H. F Garrett
Dana Carey
Exposition City
Joy
Ner
Carey
Transportation Committee
Augusta
Governor's Horse Guard
Gate City Guard
Atlanta Party
Frank Beck
Council
Joe Jacobs
J Frank Heck
Mason C. Sharp
Park Woodward
James F. O'Neil
Robert F Shedden
W OQ Jones
George Brown
Joyner
New Jersey
Chief Joyner
Chef Joyner
Jackson
Railrorc Claig
Georgia Railroad
Livingston Mims
Harvey Johnson
M Welch
George Y Pirres
M T LaHatte
James G Woodward
W. M. Terry
T D Longino
W A. Fiddher
John H Harwell
W.W. B Lewis
Courtland
Winn
John c. Reed
James @ Warren
Henry F Garrett
S C Glass
F Styron
E. C Kantz
Semes L Key
Malvern Hill
FP. Howell
Charlies
J Kelly
Dan Carey
Frank A Pittmen
R M_ Clayton
Henry LL Collier
T J _Harper
City Electrician
George M Hope
Salee
Sanitary Department
Kennedy
Goldsmith City
J. L. Warricanremer
Board of Tax Asssts
Robert T. Riley
Merstall
William J. Campbell
Payra
George Hillver
Boara
Barrett
PR Jesner
Eller
Atlinta
Nolices
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John Dunn
New Electric Company
John Dima
FA Wrinkles
Winkles
Fest Point
Dunn
Dent
Ebc Upshaw
F M
Hughes Electric Company
Camp Walker Fair
Cour DE Lion
Grand Commandery of
Georgia
Ernest A Cutts
Frank QO Miller
John Seay
George H Fields
John Dickey
Luther P Stevens
Brown
Knights Templar
Board of Health
Forsyth and
Hunter Streets
Prison Commission
T K Hall
Cherokee County
United States
William A Little
Supreme Court
Columbus
Florida
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Chattanooga Tonn
Mr Jones
Emmett Bearden
The
Tinners Union
Simpson
Fannie Thomas
Styron
Oscar Davis
Evans Alford
Philippines
Pate
H. L. Collier
South
Eseman Elcs
Washington, D. C
Comer
Bauwinore, Ma
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