Ball Mapp case reverses judgment in Mapp appeal
Supreme Court reverses Reagan ruling in Ball v Mapp et al. Appeal. Affidavits filed conjointly failed the statute requiring separate disjunctive form, warranting dismissal. Judgment reversed with opinions noted and attorneys listed. The piece also advertises Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with testimonials and pricing.
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Supreme Court
Reagan
Ball
Mapp Et al
Butts Superior Court
Little. J
Court of Ordinary
J. Branham and
Dempsey & Mills
M. W. Beck
Y. A. Wright
Roosevelt’s Coolness Under Fire At War Fronts
The article highlights Theodore Roosevelt's calm under fire during the battles of Las Guimas and San Juan. It notes his exposed position, bullet-fire around him, his quip about glasses, and a finger wound from a shell as he directed troops in bright attire, remaining unshaken.
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Roosevelt
Las Guasimas
San Juan
Roosevelt Trails Through Mud on Santiago Trail
Theodore Roosevelt shows a fearless, indulgent temperament as he travels twelve miles along a muddy Santiago trail with his horse heavily loaded with beans and mailbags for his troops. A general later questions whether Roosevelt is a soldier or a fool amid the campaign camaraderie.
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Santiago
Theodore Roosevelt
Niagara
Siboney
San Carlos Club
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt and Rough Riders unity amid Tampa delay
A reminiscence recalls Roosevelt in Tampa with the Rough Riders after San Antonio. Officers visited the hotel area while Roosevelt slept with his men, earning their devotion. The narrative notes the disappointment of remaining at Tampa and mentions two men who died from that blow. Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised with use cases and Harris Drug Co. as seller.
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Washington
Tampa
Rough Riders
Tampa Beach
San Antonio
Roosevelt
Cuba
Jacksy Town Prohibits Fireworks On Streets Within 800 Yards
City ordinance prohibits firing Roman candles rockets and fireworks on streets or within 800 yards of town, with exception for on premises. Conviction carries fine from one to twenty dollars or up to twenty days in the guard house, or both. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed 1899 1901 official notices signed E S Wixn clerk and treas.
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Jacksy
Councl
Wixn
Sky
Jack
Sheriff Sale Notice in Jackson Georgia 1902
Will be sold before the Court House door in Jackson town on the first Tuesday in January 1902 within legal hours to the highest cash bidder. Describes one acre land where John M Holifield built a dwelling, bounded by Mrs Mary Watson and Mrs Melvina Tinton, and Thira street. Levy issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of receivers for The Southern Mutual Building and Loan against J M Holifield. Notice dated December Yth 1901. J M Crawford, Sheriff.
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Court House
Jackson
Said
John M. Holifield
Mary &. Watson
Melvina Tinton
Thira Street
Asa Buttrill
John M Holifield
J. M Holifield
Superior Court
Fulton County
Georgia
J. A. Anderson
M. A. O’byrne
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Associati N
Atlanta
J.M Holifield
J. M. Crawford, Sheng
Flovilla
State of Georgia
Butts County
W. D. Grant
G. W Adair
Sanders
Heard Street
Sanders Street
H. Barnes
Superior Court of
M.A. O’byrne
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association of Atlanta
S. H. Barnes
J. M. Crawford
G. M
John L. Barnett
Austin Smith
Julia Lee
J. B. Holifield
Butts
Land sale notice in Butts County Georgia 1901
Property in Flovilla Butts County Georgia near Sanders and Heard Street slated for sale at Jackson Court House on the first Tuesday in January 1902. Sheriff J. M. Crawford states the sale is to satisfy Fulton Superior Court judgment against Mrs. S. H. Barnes with notice given as required.
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Santa Claus
Ten Cent
Son’ and
Ralph Brown
Santa
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Harris Drug Co
W. L. Carmichael & Co
H. Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
Purina
America’s Greatest Weekly
Toledo, Ohio
America
U.S
Blade
THE
Toledo
Ohia
Ang . Ry
Sheriff's Sales
Burrs County
the Argus
Rew Machinery
Rew
Argus
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