How About It Report Denies Es Sold Out
Savannah and Brunswick papers debate Col. Hawkins selling his Savannah line to Central. Savannah Times says Hawkins sold to Central. road won’t reach Savannah or Montgomery soon. Central and investors extended plans, lobbying, and charter issues across Georgia with financial maneuvers and proposed water rights at stake.
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Atlanta
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Montgomery
Savannah and Western
Entral
Perry Clegg
Fort Valley
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Brown Bros
London
Connecticut
Georgia
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Hawkins Sold Out Savannah Scheme Sparks Doubt
Savannah readers weigh Col Hawkins sale to Central system amid distrust. What it means for the South Bound project, the fate of Abbeville Brunswick boats, and future railroad plans are debated by Haas Williams Myers and Hartridge. Opposition cites loss of confidence and possible redirect of funds.
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Isaac Haas
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J. P. Williams
Central
Americus
Montgomery
Richmond
S.a.4&m
Williams
Hawkins’ Road
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Herman Myers
Hawk- Inn’ Fund
Bavannah
Central push to extend Savannah and Western rail to Newnan
Maj. Belknap denies reports the Central railroad bought Savannah Americus and Montgomery. He says the Savannah and Western is already surveyed and will extend sixty miles to Sterling, with work starting immediately. An engineer corps will commence field work this week to link Greenville to Newnan and connect with Columbus and Rome, enhancing Columbus to Atlanta access.
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Belknap
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Savannah and Western
Sterling
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Peoce
Western
Columbus
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Griffin
North Alabama
Chattanooga
Corps of Engineers
Atlanta
Atlanta and
West Point
Savannah and Western Railroad
Columbus and Rome
Americus and
Columbus and Buena Vista
Columbus and Western
Roanoke
Engineer Corps
Savannah road not sold says Hawkins in Atlanta
Col 8 H Hawkins president of the Savannah and Montgomery road says the Savannah Americus and Montgomery line has not been sold and will retain independence. A traffic arrangement with the Central railroad will allow through service to Savannah Sterling and Americus with both roads retaining control. He notes plans to extend to Savannah may occur later and denies Central ownership of stock. A Macon telegraph adds context on bonds and independent lines.
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Brunswick
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Georgia
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Virginia
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Constitution
Savannah, Americus and Montgomery Railway
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Savannah and Western
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Richmond
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Dublin
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St. Times
J. P. Wi
Bavannah
William Duncan
South Carolina
Duncan
Barnwell County
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Dr Sage’s Catarrh Re cures worst cases amid testimonies
The article extols Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as capable of handling severe catarrh with visible symptoms. It claims thousands testify to its effectiveness and notes its appeal to both friends and lovers, presenting a promotional tone for the medicine.
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Dr. Sage
Oldest twins celebrate 87th birthday in Wrightsville
Wilton Cook of Wrightsville Pa reports that his grandmother Martha Cook and her twin Mary B R Stackhouse recently marked their 87th birthday and remain hale. The letter highlights longevity and questions where old age will rest, with a garbled insert suggesting a periodical page of mixed text and an advertisement for a women's remedy.
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Wilton Cook
Wrightsville
Martha Cook
Mary BR. Stackhouse
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