Legal notices and new law offices listed in Vienna and Unadilla
Vienna Georgia M A Fleming lawyer announces practice in Vienna Monasy Tuesday and Wednesday and Unadilla Thursday Friday and Bathday with special attention to collections D I Henderson lawyer to practice in all courts except county with office in Stovalls new building Geo W Wooten new law office on Cotton Street near courthouse will practice in all state and federal courts in Macon and Savannah
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Vienna
Unadilla
Henderson
Stovall
Cotton Street
Court House
Macon
Savannnah
Sheriff Sales in Georgia Dooly County Cordele district items
Numerous properties in Cordele and surrounding Dooly County districts are ordered sold at public auction at the courthouse in Vienna on the first Tuesday in March 1901 to satisfy multiple fi fas and tax levies. Listings include town lots, blocks, and dozens of land parcels across Cordele and surrounding districts, with detailed lot numbers and districts, all levied on behalf of various creditors including A V Whipple, Bank of Cordele, and state tax authorities. Urban lots in Cordele such as blocks 88 48 86 204 144 160 115 120 173 302 and others are specified along with large land tracts in districts 7 9 10 and 11. Tenant notices and multiple levy agents are named. proceeds go to satisfy court and tax claims for 1900 and earlier terms.
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Georgia
Dooly County
Court House
Vienna
Dee
Mra
Williamson
Dooly Superior Court
O. D. Greer
Cordele
D. Hd. Kennedy
A.V. Whipple
Bank of Cordele
D. Hol
Kennedy
10Th
Said
W. P. McRae
W. H. Wright
L. C
Fr. J. Lewis
T. O
Jas. A
Joseph P. Smith
Asea
B. J. Lewis
J. A. Walden
A. G. Morgan
F. J. Lewis
T. D
J. &.Walden
I. N. McAlister
L. D
10Th District
Cordele District
Barber
T. C
M. Coker
W. W. Ashburn
I. J. Lewin
S. C
F. M. Coker
Alao
W. B. Edison
I. J. Lewis
L. O
J. D. Hariig
Fifa
Miss Clara Cashman
L. G
Mra. H. C. Kinchen
J. Q
W. Moore
W. J. Moore
M. T. Segrest
JJ. Vogel
Wi 'H. Wright
H. J. Mims
J. D
G. O
Alice A. Morgan
J. Lewin
Michael Kelly
Noob Ross
Block No
Dila Martin
J. O
L.C
G. Toombs
Chautauqua Park and Bill Co
F. M
Ilfa
James Harkness
Jno
Tax Collection Note by Sheriff Clerk in 1900
The document records a tax collection note for state and county taxes for the year 1900. It mentions Dewis, T. O., and Lavy made by W. H. Wright, L O., and turned over to G. W. Samprann, Sheriff. The snippet indicates transfer of funds or records to the sheriff’s office.
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J. W. Ivey
Lewis
W. H. Weight
City Marshal's Sale in Cordele Ga on First Tuesday 1901
City Marshal announces a tax sale for Cordele city properties for 1900. Lots in blocks 116 163 140 11 9 27 and 4 are levied upon as the property of Mitchell Kelly Sam Daniels EF H Poston W B Smith J B Shipp Mrs M Jones. Sale set for first Tuesday in March 1901 at the con house door Vienna Ga. Cash to highest bidder. Levy dated January 30 1901 by Marshal B F Morris.
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Vienna
Marsh
Cordele
City of
Gordele
Mitchell Kelly
Sam Daniels
EF. H. Poston
W. BE. Smith
W. H. Smith
Trustee's Sale In Unadilla Dooly County Georgia
Public sale of a Unadilla land parcel in Dooly County under a 1899 deed of trust. Joachim R Saussy Sr trustee offers the 105 foot Beecham Avenue frontage and 210 foot depth parcel with improvements for cash at public outcry on March 5, 1901. Purchaser pays for title fees.
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Iida L
County of
Dooly
Georgina
Beecham Avenue
Dr. McArthur
Improvemente
Nermsonsk
Joachim R
Saussy
Guardian discharge sought for Lucy B. Herring
Mrs N C Pony guardian of Lucy B Herring applies for discharge. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in March next or guardian will be discharged. Date February 4 1901. J D Hanrarovz Ordinary.
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Ghorgia
Doony Covnry
Mre
N. C. Pony
Lucy B. Herring
Hanrarovz
Executors seek discharge from Hudgens estate
In Calhoun Georgia Doony County executors J I Whelans and J2 Carlisle petition the court stating they have fully administered the estate of the late W W Hudgens and cite heirs and creditors to show cause why they should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in May 1901 as of February 1 1901 Ordinary J D Hanorove notes.
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Georgia
Doony County
Whelans, J. I
Calhoun Ghd
Carlisle
W. Hudgens
J. D. Hanorove
Labor unrest and wage notes across continents report
Labor world summary notes 547 strikes in New York last year and a 600000 strong German industrial workforce. Havana draymen threaten action over load limits, Paris underground workers strike, and Welsh long-distance rail and quarry wage changes appear. Also reports on US mills and European weaving wages with social costs and subscription solicitations.
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New York State
Germany
Havana
Paris
France
Kewanee Light and Power Company
Trinois
Longmead Tron Company
Conshohoeken
Penn
Gera
Dentist's Ad Seeks Patronage After Store Fire
J M Wurrsunap D D S expresses burned out status after fire at J R Kelley’s store and requests patronage. He offers a complete assortment of improved dental instruments and thanks patrons for past favors, signing respectfully.
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J. R. Kelley
T ‘Am
J. M. Wurrsunap
D. D
Notable Figures and Global News of the Era
A montage notes Mark Twain smoking while writing and President Kruger avoiding eye surgery. It mentions King Edward VII’s 1860 American tour, Bishop Potter renting a Newport cottage, and political shifts from Senator Chandler’s defeat. Also covered are Pan-American Exposition plans, Bryan denying editorial chair changes, royal duties, young princes, invention tales, Paderewski’s opera plans, and a Hoar quip about Senator Davis. Kruger’s Paris circle and a royal wedding gift to Queen Wilhelmina by seamstresses are noted.
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Mark Twain
Kruger
Edward VII
America
Potter
Newport
Rt. 1
Chandler
Senate
McKinley
Buffalo
W. J. Bryan
Hulhope
Duke of Norfolk
England
Eoward
Prince Joachim
Prince Imperial
Japan
United States
Hiram Maxim
Maine
Ignace Paderewski
Switzerland
Berlin
Dresden
Davis
Hoar
Paris
Tay
Krugera
Wilhelmina
Mine Owner Attacks Union Dictation in Coal Strike
J. O. Osgood, president of Colorado Fuel and Iron, denounces the United Mine Workers before a state legislative committee. He says his company would rather close every mine than submit to union dictation, sparking a sensational denunciation during the coal strike.
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J. O. Osgood
Colorado Fuel and Iron’ Company
State Legislative Committee
United Mine Workers
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State Supreme Court
U. S
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United States Bankruptcy Court
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T.T. Bivins
M.D. H,a. Mosuny
M.D, Bivins ‘& Mobley
H. 0. Wood
L. W
H. A. Mobley
Byromville, Ga
Kelly & Walton’s
O. F, Srovani
M. D
Thompson & Bazemore
Thompson
Bazemore
Bazzoons
DR. Carlisle
R. M. Carlisle
Unadilla, GA
Carlisle & CO
Yatesville, GA
Sheriff Sales
I. H. Poston
J. Lewis, I
Li. D
R. N.lupo
IF. J. Lewis
Mercantileani , Deposit Co
Labor World
Grand Jury
HJ Raiver
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Neleous Clement
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Cooper
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