Supreme Court Rule on Old Bankruptcy Lien
The Georgia Supreme Court in a long pending case written by Justice Cobb holds that an old Welsh bankruptcy cannot be divested by sale under a junior lien. The decision in Bal Dosier v McWhorter clarifies exemptions in bankruptcy and sets a century old precedent on liens, homesteads, and judgments. The involved property valued around $16,000, with exemptions affecting homestead rights and creditor claims.
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Supreme Court
Bar
Georgia
Cobb
Dex Fore
Bal Dosier
McWhorter
F @ Foster
Vice Greene Superior Court
Cebb
Columbus
Samus H Sibley
Hamilton McWhorter
I. B. Wilson
Moss & Co
Hodgson Bros
Athens
J Ro Witson
Igh
Ander
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Planning for Outing By City Salesmen Meet
City salesmen gathered at the chamber of commerce to map the annual outing to the Isle of Palms near Foakeston. The trip, from June 12 for three days, will depart Atlanta by night train with preparations already well advanced and enthusiasm high for a highly enjoyable excursion drawing a large Atlantans crowd.
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Esle of Palms
Association of
Chamber‘of Commerce
Isle of Palms
Foakeston
Atlanta
Acteasion
Botanic Blood Balm advertised remedy for blood and skin cures
An early 20th century advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood and skin ailments including eruptions, ulcers, and rheumatic symptoms. It claims reviewers and testimonials, with multiple product references and a Chicago–Atlanta distribution note.
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Linning Berea
Whitehall Street Viaduct Crowds Parade as Work Advances
Crowds flocked to Whitehall Street yesterday afternoon to view rapid progress on the viaduct. Pedestrian flow doubled travel delays, with witnesses estimating thousands passing in a brief window as workers push to complete the new elevated walk. Officials promise to close the street soon, diverting traffic to Broad and Pryor, while public figures like Tax Collector Andy Stewart draw attention for his wide acquaintances and brisk greetings along the route.
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Whitehall Street
Alabana Street
Whitehall
God the
Wilkins
Fulton County
Andy Stewart
Daga
Stewart
Jim
Tom
Howdy
Jake
Sonty
I& Party
United States
Thatie
Verdict favors company in Love vs Atlanta Railway case
In city court before Judge Calhoun a jury ruled for the Atlanta Railway and Power Company in the Jesse Love case. Love claimed serious injuries and sought large damages but the railroad company convinced the jury the injuries resulted from Love's own carelessness. Fonce Payne & Tye appeared for the street car firm.
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Jesse Love
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Calhoun
Love
Neph Fonce Payne & Tye
Breet Car Company
Hawkes The Optician Faces Difficulties at Pre Four
A garbled local item reports issues surrounding Hawkes the optician. Readers are informed of disputes, possible fines, and concerns over service quality and pricing, with unclear names or dates.
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Hawkes. the Optician
Books Received This Week From American Baptist Publishers
A long list of new titles and authors from major publishers in New York Boston Philadelphia and more, including works by Oliver Onions Ivar Jons Blaine L Fleld Duncan Francis Young Basil Marnam and others. Also notes the case of Angostura bitters imitators with warnings about counterfeit products and identification of Dr Siegert Angostura Bitters as the genuine brand.
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American Baptist Publication Society
Philbrick Howell
Albert Kingross
New York
Oliver Onions
Joessa
Ivar Jons
Tennyson Neely Co
Don Jons
Senior Antone
William Birge
Umed
Publishers Direct
Blaine L. Fleid
Abbey Press
Duncan Fran
CIA Young
BE Middleton
Charlotte Boardman Rogers
Charles Sake
John Williamson Palm
Funk & Wignalls
Basil Marnam
Henry Holt & Co
Philadelphia
George Croly
Funk & Wagnalla
Payne Erskine
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Male
Kellam and Moore's Grinding Eyeglasses in South
Kellam and Moore's specialty lies in grinding ophthalmic prescriptions to high quality. With the South's most complete grinding plant, they produce fine glasses that cannot be equaled. Located at 42 N Broad, Prudential Building.
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Kellam & Moore
Prudentia
Westmoreland Club Whisky Ad Promotes A Taste Test
An old fashioned ad extols Westmoreland Club whisky from Baltimore distributors. The copy notes refined drinking style, implying constant enjoyment of the mellow flavor. It invites readers to compare this whisky with others and contact W A Long, agent, for information.
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Westmoraland Club
Maryland Ave
Che Wi
Westmoreland Club
Uiman, Boykin & Company
Baltimore
Westmoreand Club
W A. Long
Katy Flyer Low Rates From Memphis In May
An old ad style notice touts low round trip fares to Texas and Indian Territory via the Katy Flyer with May 2 and 3 dates. It references maps and full information, noting quirky clipped phrases about trains, places, and a humorous digression on lobster and science.
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Indian Territory
MO P
Daly
City considers stocks as alternative to whipping post
The mayor proposed using colonial stocks and bread and water confinement to punish prisoners, with Commissioner Collier weighing the feasibility. He argued whipping remains necessary for hardened offenders, noting many inmates are Negroes and resisting work, while the mayor urged changing the by law to ban whipping.
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Public Works
Collier
Mims
Confederate Veterans Train To Memphis From Atlanta
Nearly all J V camps in Georgia along with General Garcon and General Evans will use Western and Atlantic and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railways for a special train to Memphis for the Confederate Veterans Reunion. Depart Atlanta May 28 at 4 PM arriving Memphis about 3 AM Tuesday the 29th, passing battlefields including Kennesaw Mountain and Lookout Mountain. Sleeping car reservations and information available from Thomas or Walken at Union Depot Atlanta.
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Georsgia
General Garcon
General Evans
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville
Memphis
Ennesaw Tmountain
Alatoona Ringaold
Chickamauza
Lookout Mountain
Murfreescore
JA ‘Thomas
Atlanta
Walken
Union Depot
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Industrial Association to Convene at Warm Springs Ga
The Georgia Industrial Association will convene at Warm Springs Georgia next Thursday at 10 am for a two day session. Governor Bra dycock of North Carolina and Gunby Jordan of Columbus will speak along with other noted figures. The meeting draws cotton mill men from across the state to discuss cotton goods manufacturing on an economic basis and related industry matters. Several Atlanta reading business men plan to attend.
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Warm Springs
Georgia Industrial Association
Cbadycock
North Carolna
Gunby Jordan
Columbus
Ihr
Georga
Atlants
Georgia Exhibit Shines at Buffalo Exposition
The Georgia display at the Fan-American Buffalo Exposition is praised as one of the best southern exhibits. State Geologist W S Yeates led the effort, with extensive wed work across the display. Georgia headquarters will welcome visitors and record Georgians attending.
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Georgia
W S Yeates
Atlanta
Yeates
Orphans to Receive Candy from Decatur Mission Leader
John Bruce Happy John, head of the Decatur street mission, plans to give every child at the Methodist Orphans home in Decatur a pound of candy on the second Sunday in June. He seeks aid to supply candy and hopes the gesture will bring happiness to the home. He requests contributions sent to 3% Decatur Street.
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Happy
John Bruce
Decatur
John
Decatur Street
Corrigan Identifies Negro as Razor Attacker
John Corrigan assistant to Solicitor Eugene Binck testified yesterday that Henry Redding, a negro, was positively identified as the assailant who cut Corrigan with a razor earlier. Redding was picked from four prisoners after an identification by a motorman. he faces charges of assault with intent to murder and will be tried in June.
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Henry Redding
John Corrigan
Eugene Binck
Negre
Redding
Repid
Corrigan
Assalant
Aagault
Sunrise Kingdom honors Perry confusion corrected in print
Reader letter argues a misidentification in an Imperial Japan monument piece, clarifying Commodore Matthew C Perry’s role in opening Japan. The letter traces Perry’s lineage to Christopher Raymond Perry and outlines his naval career including the Vera Cruz campaign and the 1854 treaty opening Shimoda and Hakodate ports. Dahlonega, Georgia, is noted as the publication location.
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Ith
Japan
Olver H Perry
Smynorta
Lake Ewe
Matthew Colprath Perry
Commodore MC Perry Wes
Christopher Raymond Perry
South Kingston RI
Decatur
Gulf
Winfield Sostt
Vera Cruz
Wexican
Shimada
Hakodadi
Abe Vicwery
New York
Dahlonege
Mary Ellen Lease Bankruptcy Petition Filed in New York
Mary Ellen Lease, lecturer, fled a bankruptcy petition in the U S district court today. Liabilities total 3217 with assets 72 293. Indebtedness largely due to her as indorser on mortgages secured by her husband CL Lease. Debts are for money loans or lectures rendered by Mrs Lease.
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Indorsing
New York
Mary Elen Leave
United States District Court
Mra
Hawkes Optician Relocates and Plans New Route
Hawkes the Optician is moved to 3 Peachtree Street offering prescription work and testing quality, workmanship, and adjustment. Travel route to New York and East includes Chautauqua Lake and Buffalo. For tickets and information contact agents in Cincinnati or write HC Hola Bird Geni Agent Fasscoger Dept Cincinnati Ohio.
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Hawkes
Peachtree Street
Emo B
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Bird Geni
Fasscoger Dept
The Road to Success From a Tribune Symposium
Prominent Chinese business leaders urged perseverance, habit, and punctuality as keys to life success. The discussion emphasized loyalty to employers, steady work, and readiness to adapt to urgent tasks, noting a growing demand for engineers and skilled workers over lawyers and doctors.
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Ulwig
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