Macon Firm W E Singleton & Co Assigns To Receiver
Macon on May 22 reports W E Singleton and Co a long standing wholesale boot and shoe firm assigning to Eugene C Leonard as they face financial embarrassment. The failure links to Davis Shoe Co of Lynn Massachusetts, with liabilities around 155 920.64 and assets 158 870.93. Creditors include the Davis Shoe Co and several others secured by mortgages.
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Macon
W. R. Singleton &, Co
Singletons
Cherry Street
Second
Third
Fourth
Smith & Gordon
Singleton & Co
Davis Shoe Company
Lynn
Mass
Joseph Davis
Mia
Lizzie Roberts
Albert Stone
McLaughlin & Poor
B. L. Jones
Gustin, Guerry and Hall
Tax Enforced on Cold Storage Beef Hous es in Georgia
Atlanta reports the state treasurers gain from a $500 annual tax on all cold storage beef packing houses. Courts previously enjoined collection, but Judge Clarke ruled the tax legal, and companies agreed to pay shortly. Other items note a preacher Culpepper under fire for obscene language, an Athens dry goods firm Julius Cohen & Co entering receivership, and a Kansas-like feather renovation venture finding odd contents in a feather bed.
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Atlanta
Stewart
Wright
John W. Cox
Messrs
Athens
Arunns
Julius Cohen & Co
C. W. Baldwin
Bank of the University
Tullis Cohen & Co
Blaines Health Rumors Spark Washington Cabinet Storm
The New York Herald reports Mr Blaine’s mind affected and unfit for office, alleging a concealed infirmity. Harrison faces cabinet strain as diplomacy and state business allegedly pivot to accommodate Blaine’s frail health amid public controversy. In Kentucky, Maud Fleenor dies after capture by the Wilcox brothers who were shot after confession.
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Wasuinatou
New York Herald
Blain
Herald
Washington Beureau
New York
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
the Herald
White House
Louisville
Kentucky
Sandy Hook
Elliott
Maud
Fleenor
Wilcox
Revival Aims High As Religious Reforms Grow
In Cordele Georgia a major revival draws interest with Methodist and Baptist efforts expanding. Reverends Henderson Fuller Mi Carswell and Davis lead plans as Carswell’s sermons on the Second Coming draw crowds. Local businessman Camfield briefed on North Georgia mountain town growth and a military encampment, while Columbus hosts Georgia Bar association events and John Peabody is named president. A legal and civic notice follows with a dispute over damages and a suicide report in New York. A surge in ambitious building projects in Americas continues with A J Hamill planning a large three story brick on Cotton Avenue opposite the Allen House.
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Conchira
Methodist
Baptists
J, . Henderson
Cochran
T. B
C. B. Fuller
Abbeville
T. T. Mi
Cordelé
E. R. Carswell
Atlanta
Davis
North Georgia
Baptist
Carswell
Bennie ‘Sandford
Cordele
A.J. Hamil
Cotton Avenue
Allen House
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GEO. D. “Wheatley S
Ats Cascade Victora
Jone Ce Sherwood
Manchester Challis
Grenadines
King Solomon
Ation
Price
Geo. D. Wheatley
Cor. Lamar
Cotton Aye
W. E. Singleton & Co
Hammond
W. R. Hammond
Judge Hammond
Superior Court
Fulton County
Auany
Messrs. Philpot & Fields
Gulf House
Thomasville
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Beech Haven
Union
Comumas
Jason
Colepberie
Culpepper
Evangelist Culpepper
Hawthorne
de Hawthorne
Arpany
Tully Bros
Tnd
Mexmouts
William ‘Nilan, Hitt
Hill Shoe Company
Tha Coseer Sieae
Soren Ote Be Atta
Bot
Henskiicn
C H. Camfield
Camfield & Ledbetter
Chickamauga
Camfeld
Georgia
Holly
Albany
Alabama
Albany Guards
Thia
Hesame
Colomsus
Muscogee
Columbus
John Peabody
Prirenones
John Menadorf
Ault
Physicians' Protective’ Association
Sharpsburg
Etna
Aphyal
Ymin Tag
New Yort
Julius Jacoby
Euat Third Street
Americas
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