Estate Sale Notice From 1899 Fulton County Deed
Fragmentary OCR describes a mortgage sale of a parcel of land in Fulton County involving trustees and conditions of payment. The notice references a property described by a plat or plan and mentions circulation of costs, legal proceedings, and the reconveyance of the property upon payment. Details are incomplete due to poor transcription.
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Fulton Cal i
Frichad
Nity
George Dhe
Pronerg Trust
Yules Command at Boers Mercy
London reports a grim scene as Lord Wolsely sees no hopeful news. Yule may gather forces at Glencoe while efforts to reopen the railway and bring reinforcements from Ladysmith continue. The Times dispatch notes a grave situation with Boer strength 350 and Driekop garrison advancing toward Ladysmith.
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Yule
Glencoe
Dundee
Ladysmith
Erasmus
General Joubert
Frege
Zululand
War Office
White
Natal
Army Corps
Times
Colenburg
Capa Colony
Driekop
Navanpoort
Glenog
Bethulie
Irania
East London
Boers' Valor Admired as British Victories Continue
London reports Natal victories with heavy victor’s pomp but highlighting Boer courage and discipline. Battles at Elandslaagte and Ladysmith show Boers fighting tenaciously to the last, while British troops suffer some losses in pitched engagement. An armored train with Manchester Regiment men arrives at daybreak.
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London
Natal
Elandsluagie
Manchester Regiment
Ladysmith
Mule Is in a Tight Place in Dundee Dispatch
A Ladysmith Natal dispatch dated yesterday reports British forces under General Yule retreating from Dundee to Glencoe Junction. London anxiously awaits word from the army section, noting the lack of further news and the ominous silence following earlier Cape Town advisories.
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London
Dundee
Ladysmith
Natal
Cape Town
Lord Wolsaley
General Yule Faces Boer Army After Elandslaagte Victory
General Yule is pressed as the main Boer army under Joubert confronts him. British commander General White may detach forces from Natal to assist, risking weaker defense of Ladysmith. Hunter reports departure to Elandslaagte leaves only two regular battalions, a mountain battery, and 600 Natal volunteers to hold Ladysmith. Further news awaited.
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Scott Chisholm
Lght Horse
Vinjoen
Kock
Pretoiler
D ®Ban
Natal
Zululand
Meluth
Laings Nek
Drakenburg
Sir Redvers Buller
Orange Free State
Yule
Joubert
George Stewart White
Elandslaagte
Ladysmith
Hunter
Casualties Report From Elandslaagte Battle England Loses 247
An official Ladysmith dispatch reports 247 British casualties at the Elandslaagte engagement. General Viljoen and Colonel Schiel are among the wounded or killed, with several Boer standards captured. Officers killed number five and wounded thirty. NCOs and men killed 37 and wounded 151, ten missing. Colonel Scott Chisholm among the dead.
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England
London
Ladysmith
Natal
Elandslaagte
Viljoen
Kock
Schiel
Pretorius
Kruger Ready to Surrender Reported by Cape Town Dispatches
London reports from Pretoria say President Kruger favors unconditional surrender. Dispatches indicate the executive council may meet early next week to discuss the step, though the report should be viewed with caution.
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London
Cape Town
Pretoria
Kruger
Executive Council
Battle of Blandslaagte Firing Line Holds Against Boers
London dispatch describes the Highlanders advancing under heavy fire at Blandslaagte where they push ridge after ridge, with nearly every officer down, as Manchester Devons and Light Horse converge. Lancers and Dragoons flank, pursuing retreating Boers.
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Gordon Highlanders
London
Daily Mall
Blandslaagte
G W. Stevens
Ladysmith
Gorgon Highlanders
Manchester
Devons
Light Horse
Goring
Boers Driven Over Plains by Meyers Attack Fails
General Meyers attack on British lines near Glencoe Camp fails as Boers under General Lucas Meyers are driven off the plains. British claim a signal success with hundreds of Boer dead or wounded and several hundred horses captured. Boer hospital limited by a single doctor and primitive staff.
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Meyers
Glencoe
Transmisson
Lucas Meyers
Hoers
Kruger's Philadelphia envoy heads to Chicago for Transvaal duties
Edwin Van dusen Paul, Kruger's delegate at the International Commercial Congress in Philadelphia, departs for Chicago to handle further Transvaal government duties. He had planned to read a panel at the congress but leaves due to South Africa affairs. He notes wartime dispatch biases favoring Britain and urges Americans to consider British sources as the war continues.
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Kruger
Philadelphia
Chicago
Edwin Vandusen Paul
International Commercial Congress
Transvaal
Paul
South Africa
West
Idaho Governor Takes All Blame For Mining Troubles
Columbus 6 October 2 provides Governor Steunenberg of Idaho writes to Secretary of War Root stating the state assumes full responsibility for actions in Shoshone county during the Coeur d Alene mining troubles. He asserts Idaho controlled troop calls arrests detentions and mine operations under martial law.
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Idaho
Columbus
Steunenberg
War Root
Shoshone
Shohone County
Brumby Parade to Honor Flag Lieutenant in Atlanta
Atlanta readies a massive civil and military parade Thursday in honor of Flag Lieutenant Brumby. Officials anticipate 35 to 45 visiting commands from Georgia and the South, plus civic groups and labor unions forming six divisions under Marshal Byrd and Marshal Riley.
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Brumby
Marshal Byrd
Atlanta
Dewey
Georgia
Alatdus
North Carolina
Admiral Dewey
North
Caroline
Theetty
Battery of Light Artery
Charlotte N C
Lee Rifles
Charlotte
Hazlewood N C
McGowans
Chester
S C
Marshal Mike Riley Wll
Marshal Riley
Cvice
Organized Labor
Federation Hall
M Riley
Marshal Labor
Marshal Byrée
Fort McPherson
Milledgeville
Rinehart
Barnesville
W G Obear
A. J. West
Alabama
South Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Knights of Pythias
Police and Fire Departments
W. D. Bhis
William G. Obear
Brumby Arrives Today With Welcome Parade in Atlanta
Brumby arrives from Athens after inspecting the Athens Guards. The new unit will appear in public for the first time in Thursday’s parade with a staff led by Marshal Phill Byrd. The list includes Colonels Canninepector general life practice Savannah and Turner Thomas Augusta among others serving with the First and Second Georgia Infantry units.
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Atlanta
Athens
Athens Guards
Aerahal Byrd
Marshal Phill Byrd
George ‘S
Savannah
Jordon # Brooks
Gecrgia
M A. G Byrne
Georgia Volunteers
J G Jarrell
First Infantry
C Ho Honeman
Basannah
JG Holtzclaw
Perry Ga
Mallary
Macon
Turner C Thomas
Augusta
Caplin
A Gordon
William H Blitch
Bulteb
Robert M Hitch
Thomas Screven
Harry Blun
FC Wilson
D Huguentn
Lewis If Jerger
Thommaville
Thad Morris
Fort Gaines
Bryan Campaign Tour Sets Atlanta Stop at Four O Clock
Excerpt notes Mr Bryan’s Nebraska tour had no special significance beyond fulfilling earlier speech promises. He expressed gratitude for warm receptions and reflected on sentiment in recently visited states. Cleveland declines to discuss Transvaal affairs. Admiral attends National Theater in Washington for Mrs Carter’s Zaza performance.
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Clude
Bryan
Nebraska
Cleveland
Transvaal
Princeton
Admiral
National Theater
Washington
New National Theater
Leslie Carter
Admiral Dewey
Brumby Reception Official Programme at Capital City Club
Official programme records a Brumby reception on Wednesday at Capital City Club and a Thursday events sequence with a joint legislature session, sword presentation, and a noon parade reviewed by Governor Candler and Lieutenant Brumby at Ponce de Leon avenue. It lists numerous Georgia volunteers officers and staff from Savannah to Jesup.
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Brumby
State Capitol
Capitol
Candler
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Bryan Opens Campaign Work in Nebraska After Rest
Colonel W. J Bryan arrived in Lincoln at dusk, rested three hours at home, then departed for Polk county to begin two weeks of public speaking. He declared his health excellent and expressed confidence in continuing campaign duties despite the demanding schedule.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
W. J Bryan
Polk County
Nebraska
Stramsburg
Dewey Interview With Ohio Governor Hopeful Mr McLean
Admiral Dewey calls on Mr McLean in Washington as Democratic candidate for Ohio governor returns to Columbus. McLean declines to discuss the campaign, says he is satisfied with the situation.
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Ohio
Washington
San
John BR. McLean
Columbus
McLean
Admiral Dewey
Minister Buchanan Resigns as U S Minister to Argentine
Washington October 22 William L Buchanan resigns as United States minister to Argentina to become director general of the Pan American Exposition His resignation was accepted and William P Lord of Oregon was named successor The secretary of state praised Buchanan for faithful service and the president conveyed appreciation for his mission efforts.
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Lord
Oregon
United States
Washington
William L Buchanan
William P Lord
Denby Reaches Washington to Confer on Philippine Commission
Philippine Commissioner Charles Denby arrives in Washington from Manila with his son T G Denby. Other civilian members Messia Schurman Worcester are expected soon for a commission meeting to prepare a report for the president. Denby plans to see the president tomorrow and will not discuss broad plans for island administration.
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Cail
Washington
Charles Denby
Manila
T G Denby Messia Schurman
Worcester
Denby
Father McCabe Dies After Aiding O Reilly Escape
Rev P M McCabe a noted priest dies at St Marys near Waseca Minnesota from Brights disease. He aided imprisoned poet John Boyle OReilly in a famed 1869 escape by swapping clothes with the prisoner in Australia before OReilly fled to England and then the United States. McCabe later settled in Massachusetts and served in the diocese under Bishop Ireland.
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Father McCabe
O’reilly
Waseca
Minn
P M McCabe
Bright
St Mary's
John Boyle O’reilly
O'Reilly
O Reilly
Liverpool
United States
Australia
Ireland
Reception Planned For Lieutenant Brumby In Atlanta
Atlanta and Georgia prepare a grand welcome for Lieutenant Brumby arriving at 4 pm. A fourteen member committee will meet him at the depot, escort him to Atlanta, and he will spend the night in Marietta visiting his mother. The city vows a brilliant entertainment, with decorations and a salute, continuing Admiral Dewey’s postponed visit as a model.
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Georgia
Thomas Brumby
Lertenant
Marietta
Brumby
Admiral Dewey
Brumbys
Allahta
C¢ E Harman
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Lieutenant Brumby
Washington
Thomas M Brumby
D. C
Capitol
I G Woodward
Woodward
Admirals Deweys
Clark Howell
H H Cabantiss
Manila
W. P. Hill
The
Capital City Club
Dewey
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Savannah Ga
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Chatham Artillery
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LaGrange Ga
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