Fragmentary Fulton County land sale notice and court actions
An OCR damaged notice describes multiple Fulton County and surrounding district real estate actions. It references sheriff bids and administrator sales, property descriptions on Haynes Street and McDonough avenues, and a petition for corporation formation with stock details, all tied to court orders in the 1833 to 1884 period. The text lists names, wards, district numbers, and procedural steps for public auctions and probate-related transfers.
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Lewis
Fulton cougiys
Cheshire
Fulton
N. Awad
J. Chea
court of ordinary
Haynes street
Henry
Albania
Peranty
malaiver
HENRY IL PUCKEE
Jay Moone
Fragmentary note on Georgia honor oration remains unclear
A partial, garbled record mentions Georgia and an honor related to a person or event. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable to establish a definite headline or summary.
Wildcat States Bill And Alaska Government Debate
Washington May 13 Congress debated a bill to create Alaska as a civil district with Sitka as temporary seat, a governor and militia, a district court, and federal law guidance from Oregon. The House passed the measure, to await presidential approval. Also discussed were Townshend's bill on territorial representation based on population, Grant’s retirement bill, Raleigh memorial funding, and shipping and Indian appropriation measures with amendments and committee actions. Local quotes highlighted political divisions and procedural moves.
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Wasuixeron
territory of
Alaska
Sitka
Wrangel
United States
Oregon
senate
Townshend
house of representatives
Kasson
laws
Hardeman
Georgia
Cox
New York
Hrents
Washington Territory
Kelfer
Harr
Michigan
Hammond
congress
Potter
America
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Iinois
house
GRANS
Washington
Logan
committee on military affairy
General Grant
Grant
RALEIGH
Vance
Sir Walter Raleigh
Roanoke Island
N.C
Ingalls
Frye
Beck
Messrs
Bayard
Sherman
yeas
Brown
Garland
Gormen
Voorhees
Frye, Miller
West
Washington Capitol Gossip and Senate Quarrel Folklore
A lively Washington report covers Kellogg and Brewster in a senate row, Kellogg recounting a hospital visit anecdote with Brewster, Story’s statue of John Marshall and his Rome study, and broad notes on tariff speeches. It notes large print runs for speeches, travel arrangements to Chicago conventions, and contested election cases including Wallace vs. McKinley and Massey vs. Wise, with local political tensions and a fire at Willard's hotel.
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Capitol
Brewster
Kellogg
Washington
W. W. Story
John Marshall
Michael Angelo
Story
Justice Story
young story
Rome
Hurd
Carlisle
Abram Hewitt
Morlyon
Randall
Blackburn
Kaeton
Baltimore
Wallace va. McKinley
Ohio
Massey vs. Wise
Virginia
McKinley
Wise
cas
Parson Massey
hare
house
American fish cultural association
Smithysonian institution
United States
Baird
McDonald
Ferguson
United States fish commission
Mobile
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
home committee on elections
English
Peele
Indiana
J.J. Adams
Lowry
Robertson
Converse
Bennett
Pele
Hart
Pattibons
Hepburn
post office department
Louisiana lottery company
house committee on electiona
Wallace
oss
Springer Committee
Morrow
John Al Walsh
Springer
Stewark
bat
Van Alstyne
Walsh
God's earth
Elias
W. W. Ker
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Bliss
Brady
Frice
Hamlet
Van Alatyne
Montreal
Europe
Cameron
Ker
Tariff Reform Factional Fight Faces Dead End in Congress
In Wasurrctor May 13 special reports suggest Hewitt’s tariff bill is a dead letter Morrison and Hard oppose new tariff bills. Dorsheimer seeks a front in the national ticket while Democrats push tariff reform as a convention issue. Brown to speak on Mormon question tomorrow in Senate debate.
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Wasurrctor
waya and meana
Howitt
Morrison
Messia
Hurd
Blackburn
Mille
Herbert
Hard
Carlisle
DORSHEIMER
Darsheimer
BROWN
senate
Death of Charles O Conor in Nantucket
Charles O Conor died at his Nantucket residence after a severe lingering illness from a cold contracted on a return from New York. He faced the end with clear mind, requested last rites by Dr. Roth, and died peacefully. Funeral from St Patrick's Cathedral planned. he leaves a million-dollar fortune, no children, and a notable legal career including the Musou will case and Forrest divorce suit.
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O'Conor
Dr. Roth
Nantucket
New York
St. Patrick's cathedral
Charles O'Conor
biase
bir
AES
Forrest
Liv Ingaten
sha wes
O'Connor
sogihup
The Duped Grants and Bank Receiver News
In New York Colonel Fred Grant recalls a failed partnership with Ward after leaving Chicago with about 75900 dollars. Ward handled books and the safe, and Grant laments the deceit by Ward, calling himself a fool. Walter S Johnston of Washington is named receiver of the Marine National Bank, with treasury experience. In St Paul investors fear small losses from Senator Sabin’s manufacturing concerns. At San Francisco a picnic crime case ends in a man’s death after a woman accuses him of assault, the father firing shots and the accused dying as proceedings proceed.
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Joona Fred Schmilta
New Yoas
Fred Grant
Chicago
Ward
Grant
Walter 8. Johnston
Washington
Marine National bank
Johnston
treasury department
Francisco
Henry Catay
Julia Sweeney
cava
justice's court
Redwood Guys
Casey
stepa
hhe
asaxmit
ical
Debates on censure motion in Commons continues
The House of Commons resumed the censure debate on Mr Hicks Beach's motion. Conservative speakers including Lord Randolph Churchill and Henry Chaplin attacked government policy toward Gordon, while Liberal Forster and Goschen pressed opposition. The motion was rejected by 303 to 1975 as Patnelli supporters backed the minority amid turbulent exchanges.
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Lonpox
Michael Hicks Beach
house of commons
Henry Chaplin
Mid Lincolnshire
Gordon
England
Lord Randolph Churchill
all England
Gladstone
William 3. Forster
Ireland
de M Marguis
Hartington
Hoe
Forster
Pontius Pilate
Lord Churchill
Joseph Cowan
New Castle-on- Tyne
qyetem
George J Goshen
Ripon
Goshen
Charles Dilke
Chelsea
Kiaramarke
Stafford Northcota
Parneliites
Henry Labonciere
Fawcett
Loxvoy
Mesara
Foster
Goschen
Patnelluss
daing
Dasis
Nelson
Ship street
castle yard
McGinn
Tubyar Curry
Sligo
Moran
Fitzgerald
Bheridan
Tubbar Carry
Karosko
IRIE
London
James Stephene
America
Perlis
Stephens
Venezuela elects General Resso president amid global upheaval
A jumble of international headlines notes General Resso chosen as president of Venezuela while markets in Manchester show modest steadiness for cloth. Other items mention court cases, medical luminary Wartza's death, and a wounded Baker Pasha arriving in London after conflict.
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General Resso
o Venzuela
Manchester
YSID WAKO
Charles Adolphe Wartza
academy of medicine
Baker Pasha
Toker
Murghiat
tondon
Charing Crastatation
Ganter
thorrow
Georgia Dentists Meet in State Society Session
The Georgia Dental Society held its annual meeting in the public hall of the new county court house. Officers included President H Winkier of Augusta and Secretary G WL Whitaker of Sanderaville. Reports covered membership, clinic hours, and debates on hemorrhage management and pathology with talks by Drs. Wardlaw, Campbell, Holliday, and Adair.
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State Society
state dental society
new
county court
H Winkier
Augusta
Al Boulon
Savannah
G WL Whitaker
Sanderaville
H A ywrance
Athens
J A Chapple
LaGrange
J H Coyle
Thomasville
Wardlaw
LD Garenter
Atlanta
Parsons
McElbapy
Columbus
M Moncr
Greensboro
B Adair
Gainesville
M Roach
L Smith
Hawkinsville
H Catching
Holland
Atlata
Hollefd
G. Browne
Osborn
Albany
Dental Society
Georgis dental govisty
Campbell
Wintner
Boyle
William Cranshaw
Wmn
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Wardlawithout
Catching
B. Adair
Capple
McElhaney
Chapple
Dr. Adair
Willis Westmoreland
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Adair
Gbappis
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