Ready for the Change Mercantile Trust to Accept Central Securities
Savannah news brief reports the Mercantile Trust Company of New York and the Southern Bank of Georgia will receive Central railroad securities deposits in Savannah starting next Wednesday to enable a district reorganiz ation. Heavy deposits expected. certificates of deposit issued, plan praised as fairest terms by Savannah financiers. The receiver also plans to pay South Carolina taxes on the Port Royal and Western Carolina line to prevent further complications, with trains released after tax actions. Legal actions continue in South Carolina and Georgia over the Central and Port Royal lines, with hearings set for February and likely adjournments to Charleston. two related suits proceed, promising a protracted dispute. In Rome Rank Ga a new Teauxite furnace of Southern Steel and Aluminum Alloy Co comes online, capacity thirty tons daily, valued at 35000 dollars. Meanwhile in Manselies Siread riots ease as bread price and bakers’ wages settle, resuming work tomorrow.
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Howell E Jackson Nominated for US Supreme Court
The president named Howell E. Jackson of Tennessee to serve as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, replacing Jefferson Davis Lamar. Jackson, a former senator and current district judge, is a native Tennessean praised for fairness and judicial temperament. The move pleases some Democrats while rebuffing a few Republicans who preferred a different pick.
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Long court fight over Hinkle case drags into dawn
In a crowded courtroom Judge Fish delayed bail decision in the J B Hinkle case amid a lengthy chamber hearing. Attorneys for both sides clashed as medical testimony from several physicians was read, and the public was excluded for the decisive session. A verdict is expected Tuesday as the case remains a famed legal battle.
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Bank Loot Sparks Suspension in Arkansas City
Amid a bank crisis the First National Bank of Lorrie Bock, Arkansas, failed to open as fraudulently endorsed paper by former officers totaled over 450,000 dollars. Col. Stoots, new president, reports cashiers and president Allis connected to the losses. The bank’s capital was 500,000 with 100,000 surplus. depositors face potential losses and stockholders may owe up to 500,000, while assets exist but unrevealed liabilities cloud recovery prospects.
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Preas Printing Company
McCarthy-Joyce Company
Deney
Americus Seeks Restart of Electric Cars to Drive Growth
The Times-Reconnen reports broad support across business and civic groups for resuming electric streetcar service in Americus. Backers say it will revive momentum, spark investments, fuel cotton mills and other industries, and create new payrolls while attracting capital to the city. A local effort aims to raise funds for manufacturing expansion as confidence returns with a restarted line. A separate report from Sincrexen, Ohio notes a derailment and powder explosion near Lake Shore railroad, damaging several cars but causing no lives lost.
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