Land Sold At Sheriff Sale Questioned Over Authority
In Charlton district a claim arose that land sold at a sheriff sale for tax delinquency belonged to the state. Daniel, who bought parcels No. 2 and No. 3, contests the sale noting no state record of transfer or taxes paid. Officials doubt the sale’s legality and an inquiry by the Secretary and Attorney General is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Daniel
Sheci
Iim
Pernope Seth
Apna Joa
Searei
Nariton Canhnty
Cook
Acormay
Jonn
Hart
Will
Lunroagly
Late Books Notice From Cole at Whitehall Street
An OCR fragment shows a Cole address at 39 Whitehall Street and references late books and a person named Sean. The readable snippet suggests a library or book-related notice with basic contact details.
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Sean Be
Whitehall Street
Collarless prisoner before recorder in disorder case
A prisoner named Starling Coggins appeared in the afternoon to answer charges of disorderly conduct. He was asked to explain why he was collarless and had blood on him from a recent hair. The recorder noted confusion and questioned a man about a horse color factory. The prisoner was fined 15.75 dollars.
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Starling
Earth Haven
Jucleas
Ambiguous care query hints at mucus threat and experimental remedy
Fragmentary note questions a remedy from past years used by a medical entity in Atlanta Georgia. It mentions a standing committee and postpaid Elisite Medicine and Man and hints at a nasal or sinus remedy.
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Ramd
Atlanta
Ansley offers Piedmont park for 100000 aid 65 acres
Edwin P. Ansley proposes to purchase 65 acres of Piedmont park for 100000 with 60 acres of improved driveways and parkways, and to deed surrounding tracts totaling about 40 acres for permanent exposition use. He would fund 25 000 immediately for preservation and driveways, with 75000 paid in three annual 25000 installments for exposition purposes.
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Erwin P. Ansley
Piedmont Park
Ansley
Nis
Hieumont Park
Anstey
Ueaig
Lovemoor
Atlanta
Plieuwait Park
Ey of Athanta
Exposition Company
Piedmont Avenue
Southern Railroad
Anstey Park
Sala Parks
Wil
Edwin P. Ansley
Lieutenant Howard Dead in Middlesboro on Duty
Lieutenant Julius Ward of the militia, on duty at Middlesboro Kentucky, was accidentally shot during target practice a few days earlier and died yesterday. Memorial services were held this afternoon and his remains will be taken to Tarboro for burial. The incident follows tensions as city officials face disputes with local establishments and soldiers remain on duty with ongoing legal questions.
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Middlesboro
Knoxville
Julius Ward
Militia
Tarboro
McLl
Joan R. Ball
Ariel
Lawreme
Strobhar Tries Gaynor Scheme in Georgia Extradition Case
Governor Terrell wrote to Secretary Root asking Canada to detain James Strobhar in Montreal on larceny after trust charges from Georgia. Strobhar, former Atlantic Coast Line agent at Gainesville, allegedly embezzled 20 400 dollars, fled August 28, 1905, and was located October 24 in Canada. Extradition papers sought. he faces trial in Atlanta for larceny after trust and in Gainesville for embezzlement.
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Terrell
Elihu Reot
James ‘Eble Shebhar
Montreal
Canada
Georgia
Scrabhar
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Gainesville
Fila
Ettabhar
American Surety Company
Strabhar
Las
Governoent
Greene
Gaynor
Strobhar
United States
Strothar
Marion Jackson
Root
T- 13
Atlanta
Fla
Bottlers Vow Resistance to Tax Plan
Directors of the Georgia Bottlers' Protective Association met at the Kimball House in Atlanta to plan opposition to the new bottling tax from the legislature. The meeting listed Julius King of Helena N Morris of Dalton Albert M Dixon of Thomasville B M Herman of Augusta and Lee Hagen and Donald Loyjess of Atlanta among attendees.
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Atlanta
Georgia Bottlers’ Protective Association
Kimball House
Julius King
Helena
N. Morris
Dalton, Ga
Albert M. Dixon
Thomasville
B. M. Herman
Augusta
Lee Hagen
Donald Loyjess
Railway Notes Discuss Florida Tickets and New Terminals
J G Hollenbeck reports Florida quarantine lifted improving rail travel. Southern Railway freight terminals near Atlanta are praised for regional and city growth. Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis ticket office expected by December 1. A night train to Jacksonville from Atlanta and a return from Jacksonville to Atlanta are planned. Southeastern Passenger Association conference meeting set for December 6 with Atlanta members attending. Joint sessions with the Southern Railway are held in New Orleans today.
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J. G. Hollenbeck
Tloluevite
Nashville
Atlanta
Florida
Pensacola
Jackavouille
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Boslock
Southeastern Puassanwer
Convict Paneer Crushed in Milwaukee Prisons Warning
A garbled report mentions Frank Bigelow, Milwaukee, and a prison gallery event. The fragment hints at a convicts threat or incident with a referenced term Bigelow and a May term, detailing prison actions and safety concerns, but the full context is unclear.
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Bigelow
Gare Information
Frank Bigeln
Milwaukee Bark
Bigalow
Ieee
Paafo-Enn
Prisen
Tax ruling upholds taxes on Armour notes in Georgia
The Supreme Court sustains the Richmond County decision that Armour Packing Company notes and accounts taxed for both state and county taxes despite headquarters in Kansas City. It also reverses Augusta sewer damages case, ruling the city demurrer should have been sustained and the suit dismissed.
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Georgia
Reme
Moor Packing Company of Missouri
Clark
Superior Court
Richmond County
Alata
Armour Agency
Fila
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Richmond
Conmnty
Supremeourt
City Court of
City Council of
Augusta
D. W. Marks
Marks
City of
Pictures and Picture Frames Framing Newest Novelties
Cole Book Company at 69 Whitehall Street offers the latest in botany pictures and mouldings. Specializing in framing pictures, they advertise reasonable prices and a selection of novelties.
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Cole Book Company
Whita- Fall Street
Blind Leading the Drunk Case in Recorders Court
Two men Parker and Davis were charged with disorderly conduct after staggering along Decatur Street. Davis, drunk, and Parker, blind, attempted to escort each other home while insulting officers. Davis fined $5.75 and Parker $1.75.
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J. E. Parcker
John Davis
Recorders Court
Moncrief
Spratlin
Parker
Davis
Decatur Street
Recorder
Davin
Ministers Meetings Across Denominations Reported
Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist ministers held sessions with brief reports. Dr Motley of Central Baptist read a paper on The Lords Supper at First Baptist. Presbyterian attendance was light while Methodist session outlined year’s work ahead for the conference. City Court term opens in Gainesville with Judge Prior and Solicitor Johnson presiding. many cases listed. Muscogee grand jury indicts Columbus Fall Festival Association and Racing Association over gambling allegations. Lea Loewenherz named president.
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Baptist Ministers’ Association
First Baptist Church
Motley
Central Baptist Church
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Wesley Medrial Church
Gainesville
Hall City Court
GH. Prior
Anu
Fletcher MW. Johnson
No Speedy Trial Denied in Floyd County Case Sanford
Judge Moses Wright refused Sanford's motion for a speedy trial in the Floyd superior court case State v. V. T. Sanford charged with murder of George Wright. The court noted the regular term near, and one special term already held. trial to occur at the January term.
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Rome
Moses Wright
V. T
Sanford
George Wright
Btate v
F. Sanford
Floyd Superior Court
Floyd
J. & C. Broo
Will Shaw
Walker Curry
Dutch Lanier
Charley Brown
United States
Wright
Ennin
Fron
Frank W. Copeland
W. J. Nunnafly
Max Meyerhardt
Mr. Sanford
Dean & Dean
Ladies Win Park Lot Deal in Atlanta Council
A dozen Atlanta women of the Sarah McIntosh charter led by a spokeswoman secured a city concession to build a structure in Piedmont Park overlooking Piedmont Avenue between the fine arts and government buildings. The land may be reclaimed by the city for payment, while other council actions included ordinances on Whitehall and Peachtree streets, franchise referrals, and a motion to investigate lighting contracts. Major E. E. Pomeroy and council leaders were noted, with personalities present during a contentious meeting and liquor-license dispute at 43 Decatur Street.
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Atlanta
Sarah McIntosh
Piedmont Park
Piedmont Avenue
John A. Purdue
Harwell
Holland
Whitehall Street
Trinity Avenue
Peachtree Street
Houston Street
Goodman
Southern Light and Power Company
Committee On Electric and Other Railways
Draper
City Electrician
Foster
E. P. Black
Edgewood Avenue
Pever Street
Jelly
East Atlanta Land Company
Equitable Assurance Society
Equitable
W. J. Campbell
New York
E. E. Pomeroy
Charles C. Chasewood
Oldknow
Decatur Street
Land Company Organized Swainsboro
November 20. special report states the Gray M Brinson Lane Camp has four senior organized groups in this county to promote rapid development in the city and surrounding farms, aiming to build up business and farming activity in the region.
Russell to Address Cobb County Voters in Marietta
Judge R. B. Russell, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will address Cobb county residents in Marietta at noon next Thursday. He has strong support in the area and his appearance is expected to draw a large crowd amid growing interest in the governorship race.
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Marietta
R. B. Russell
Cobb County
Judge Russell
Fudge Russell
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad-like line asserts a disastrous calamity from indigestion and constipation draining health. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as prompt relief that build up the digestive system and cure headache dizziness and constipation. Guaranteed at any drug store for 25c.
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Dr. King
Reward claims tied to arrest in Moore assault case
Governor Terrell heard competing claims for a state reward after Jim Walker alias W Brice was sentenced for criminal assault on G W Moore. W W Morgan of Fairburn and clerk George Henderson say they aided marshal Stevens. Stevens and Sheriff Wilkinson of Campbell county also claim reward for arrest and identification of the suspect. The matter will be reviewed by the attorney general for a decision.
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Jim Walker
W. Brice
G. W. Moore
Terrell
F. Morgan
Fairbur
George Henderson
Marshal Stevens
Fairburn
Wilkinson
Campbell
Fulton Coun- Coeverner
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Paneer
H. W. Rountree & Bro
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Morant
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J. Kkamper Grocery Company
Farlinger
Alexander Etrest
Heese & Co
Whtersen & Fira
J. G. Ain &C
Tao
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Miinn
C.D. Brown & CO
Ansell Building
Rogers
South Forsyth
Eiseman Bros
Sing Field Tower
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Whiteball ST
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