Multistate Carrollton Auction of Mining Interests and Property
In Carroll County Georgia on the first Tuesday in August 1912 the sheriff will sell at the courthouse door the mineral interests in lot 259, 7th district, 5th section plus various mining equipment and a Bowdon Bowif yard lot. Levied under a fifa from the City Court of Carrollton in favor of Davis Sulphur Ore Co. against Reid Mountain Mining Co. Also adjoining sales include a Bowdon town lot on College Street and a Bowdon lot east of Columbus Street fronting 105 feet. Additional sale of a Jot and store house near Manville Cotton Mills levied by Piedmont Candy Co. Tenant notified. W A Garrett sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
Cort House
Said
Sele
Wits
Caryellton
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Railrod Co
H. P
Iree Huntington Milla
Sampson Rock Crusher
Fifa
City Court of
Carrollton
Davis Sulphur Ore Co
Reid Mountain Mining Co
College Street
Bowrton
Main Square
Bowdon
H. M. Williams
J. B Moore
Carrollton Hardware Co
C. P. Bennett
Gai
Columbus Street
Said Street
Bowden Oil Mills
A. P. Bryant
C. M. Tanner Grocery Co
O. P. Bennett
H. N. Pritchett
Piedmont Candy Co
W. A. Garrett
Sherif
Notich
G. M
Franklin and
Villa Rica
Berry Driver
H. C. Jones
J. E. Guthrie
O.M. Guthrie
W. B. Borders
Moore's Ferry
J. A. F. Broom
Chinese Suffrage Rally In Chinatown Attracts 200
An automobile with women suffragists drew up in Chinatown New York where an occupant in an Oriental robe spoke to about 200 Chinese on a street corner in Chinese. The speaker was introduced as Mrs Jeuti Walre and received volleys of cheers.
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New York
Chinatown
Jeuti Walre
New York Clearing House Pressures Solvent Bank in Panic Era
Testimony before the Pulo committee of the House of Representatives, led by Samuel Untermyer, depicted how the New York clearing house forced a solvent bank to disaster after the 1907 panic, blasting the president’s fair reputation while probing the money trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Clearing House Committee
Pulo Committee
House of Representatives
Money Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Apmimitte
Rebel attack kills many on train between Mexico City and Cuernavaca
A Zapatista assault on a passenger train near Parras, Morelos results in eighty four dead and many wounded. Captain Rosenda Nunez and his wounded men fight to defend their escort as rebels loot cars and set the train ablaze. The relief train finds only debris and scattered victims.
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Mexico City
Zapatistas
Here
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Parras
Federal District
Debria
Matamoras
Puebla
Rosenda Nunez
Nunez
Leutenant
General Gomez Arrested in Texas Plot Against Madero
United States secret service officers arrested Emilia Vasques Gomez minister of the interior in Diaz Mexico and four collaborators in San Antonio. The group alleged to head a new revolutionary plot operates from Nuevo Leon and Coahuila with arms shipped from St. Louis Kansas City and New Orleans. Most materials reached Laredo cross Rio Grande into Mexico. Separately a Post Office report says 120 million dollars were filched from the U S by fraud schemes last fiscal year involving 1 063 offenders across many trades.
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Madero le
San Antonio
Texas
Emlila Vasques Gomez
Diaz
Mexico
Orozco Revolutionary Party
Aas
United States Secret Service
Chaptain
Gomez
Francisco Guzman
P. Rueda
Francisco Perey
Felipe Mirannon
Gomez Revolutionary
Laredo
Rio Grande River
Washington
United States Main
Hitchcock
Post Office
Taft Campaign Funds Receipt Details From Hitchcock Testimony
Postmaster General Hitchcock testified before a senate committee that the Taft campaign fund records filed in Albany were correct and could not be supplemented by testimony. He noted total contributions in 1908 of about 1.655 million dollars, with 920 thousand from state committees, and that a single rejected offer of 20 thousand from Gen. T. Colemailto, DuPont of Delaware was the only such known rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank M. Hitchcock
Senate
Taft
Albany
Hitchcock
Congress
Gen. T. Colemat
DuPont
Delaware
Republican Executive Committee
New Seat in the Cabinet Passed by House
The House unanimously passed the Bulvey bill creating a department of labor, adding a tenth cabinet seat and reclassifying the department of commerce and labor as the department of commerce. It sets a labor secretary, three assistants, a solicitor, a chief clerk, and other staff, moves key officials to the new department, and grants power to publish labor statistics and mediate industrial disputes. One man killed in a wreck near Bristol Tennessee when New York and Memphis train No 25 derailed. Bruce A Hodges a railway mail clerk died, others injured as several cars plunged down a 25 foot embankment.
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Gill
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
House
Bulvey
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Commissioner General of Immigration
Commissioner of Labor
Department
Bristol
Tenn
Bruce A. Hodges
New York and Memphis
Southern Railway
TeVerbe
Bubonic Plague Claims Three Deaths in San Juan
In San Juan Puerto Rico three deaths occurred from bubonic plague with one case found. Since the outbreak Porto Rico records 87 cases and 20 deaths. Haffkine vaccine given to residents in infested districts and the plague at Caroling and Dorado has been controlled.
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San Juan
P. R
Porto Rico
Caroling
Dorado
Sao Josu
Escaped Prisoner Leaps From Moving Train Near Montgomery
A white inmate serving eighteen months for burglary escapes from a Louisville and Nashville train at Cooper's Station while en route to the state penitentiary. The incident occurred as the train moved at a rapid pace under state guard. Three months earlier Rast jumped from a moving train from Birmingham to Wetumpka and was recaptured.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry East
Florence
Louisville and Nashville
Cooper’s Station
State Penitentiary
Rast
Birmingham
Wetumpka
Bloodioucda
Cardus touted as help for women’s troubles and fainting
In Pendergrass Ga a reader lauds Cardus from a 1900s letter claiming relief from years of fainting and menstrual distress. The note urges others to try Cardus, describe its tonic effects, and notes a druggist endorsement and a promotional booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendergrass
Della Log
Cardus
Local Attorneys and Doctors List in Carrollton Area
Directory style note listing multiple professionals and firms in Carrollton Georgia. Includes Buford F Boykin Hogin & Boykin Building attorney at law for Georgia Loan and Trust Co and city loans, J M L Strickland dentist, First Nat Bank Building, L Z Dorsett attorney at law, Dr J H Powell eye ear nose throat in Atlanta, office details, R W Adamson lawyer, Adams on Jackson lawyers, foreign capitalists loan terms, R D Jackson and R E Foster physicians, L M Lovvorn dentist, S C Boykin lawyer, J B F Dial, Ryland Sells real estate, Newell & Fielder attorneys at law Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford F. Boykin
Hogin & Boykin Building
Georgia Loan and Trust Co
City and Farm Loans
Carrollton, GA
J. H. Powell
Atlanta
Century Building
Bell Phone
Adamson & Jackson
Carrollton
R. D. Jackson
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Studebaker
Flanders
Danter
The
Studebaker Corporation
J. C. Street
Detroit
Michigan
South Atlantic
QUEEN
Central Or
J. C. Haile
Pasenger
Savannah, G
F.d. Robinson
Abn
Savannah
Draughon
Renowatio
United States
U. S
el Alcourt
Jnc. F. Drave
Mathieson Alkali
Saltville
Virginia
Aethist Brand
Sheriff's Sale
J.C. Hicks
Julia Burk
Julia Burr
J. C. Hicks
Mary E. Pettigrew
T. R. L. Pettigrew
Catire
W. J. Millican
Caf Erate
City OF
Bealties
Stubbs
Stubba
Kansas
Corporation
Mrs. Della Long
N. B
Medline
Bethad
J. M. L. Strickland
First Nat. Bank
L. Z. Dorsett
J. E. Cramer
Roop
R. W. Adamson
Carrollton Ga
Bradley Building
R. E. Foster
Bradley Bldg
L. M. Lovvorn
Lovvorn
C. Boykin Lawyer Boykin Building
J.B. F
Dial, Ryland
Real Eatate
Iaha O. Newell W
Fielden
Newell & Fielder Attorneys-At-Law
First National Bank Deiling
Wilson
Avilgar
Droestate
Adoin
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