Netherlands Tram Way Company forms with 3 1/2 million capital
Articles of incorporation filed in Bridgeport Conn announce the Netherlands Tram Way Company with capital stock of 3 500 000. The charter allows construction and operation of steam or electric railways for passengers and freight but restricts a railroad in Connecticut. Also notes promotion of new line projects and forthcoming state railway expansion. Advertisements and medical claims interrupt the text, including Botanic Blood Balm promotions and drugstore references.
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Netherlands Tramway Company
New York Ber
Netherlands Tram Way Company
Lerk
Bridgeport
Conn
Anovius
Christmas Holiday Rates by The Southern Railway
On account of the Christmas Holiday the Southern Railway will sell tickets to all points east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers at one and one third fare for round trips. Tickets good for continuous passage in each direction. Sold Dec 23 24 25 and 31 1902 and Jan 1 1903. Return limit Jan 3 1903.
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Southern Railway
Mississippi
Ohio Potomac Rivers
Ticket sale notices for university return passage 1903
Upon presentation and surrender of certificates signed by superintendents principals or presidents of various institutions tickets will be sold December 16 to 22 inclusive with final return passage January 8 1903 for additional information call on or address R W Sizer General Agent 106 Clayton Street Athena Ga W H Taylor A G P A Atlanta Ga S H Hardwick G P A Washington DC
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R. W. Sizer
Clayton Street
Athena
W. H. Taylor
Atlanta
H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
Destructive fire destroys several Louisville buildings
A fire swept through Louisville Tuesday night destroying a frame dwelling occupied by Varrisiros and several adjoining buildings including the Parish Bros. store and the Adver tiser painting office. Mrs. Adams home burned, no insurance on the Adver tiser plant. Parish Bros. stock about 4000 with some insurance, move buildings insured for 400. Fire nearly reached Louwville depot, no other major losses beyond Mrs Adams and unprotected stock.
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Lle Tues- Gay
Varrisiros
Endutiom
Moore Builuin
Parish Bros. neTal
Adverriver
Mre
DB Adams
W. T. Blidworth
Louwville
Nashville
Centire
Verdict of Murder and Sentences in Tennessee Case
In Titusville on December 1, the trial of Belle Alt Willis ended with a verdict of murder in the first degree against Mrs Skinner, mercy recommended. Willis found guilty of manslaughter. Judge Jones sentenced Mrs Skinner to life in prison and Willis to 20 years. The defendants, white, were tried for the killing of Adah Wells, an elderly colored woman, on July 26 in this city. Also includes an endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Toowomba Australia and a local testimonial by W. Wockner.
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Titusvilly
Efreuft
Traulost Belle
Alt Wills
Skinner
Willis
Tudge Jones
Adah Wells
Jumer
Boiler Explodes at Apopka Mill Injures Four Workers
A boiler explosion at the Starbird Lumber plant in Apopka Florida injured four workers and wrecked the mill. The blast shattered windows and rattled the town as the boiler had not run for an hour and had just been prepared to fire up. Financial loss is described as heavy and no insurance coverage is noted.
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Apopka
Pla
Starbird Lumber
Aml
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