White City Manufacturing Company charter request Clarke County
In Clarke County Georgia petitions seek charter for White City Manufacturing Company to operate twenty years with renewal, to manufacture cotton and wool products, run mercantile operations, real estate, coal trading, power plants, and to issue stock up to two hundred thousand dollars. Filed Sept 20 1909 with Clerk E J Crawford.
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Athens Hardware Company
Superior Court
The
Petitoner
Georgia
Athens Hardware CO
T. H. Nickerson
T. S. Mell
Clarke County
T. J. McDaniel
Said County
W. L. McManus
W. Brown
B. Wingfield
E. J. Crawford
Crawford
Clarke Co
Fred L. Johnson
Lizzie McWhorter
Court of Ordinary
J. T. Johnson, Jr
W. H. Shelton
White City
Athens
Markets and Georgia agriculture campaign note
The clipping lists historical market figures for Athens New York Chicago and Cotton Seed Oil with opening and closing prices across months and shows a concluding paragraph about The State College of Agriculture mapping a campaign to improve Georgia’s agricultural conditions and trustees expanding extension work.
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State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Thompson Guards of Macon in Civil War service
The Thompson Guards formed from Young America Fire Company No.3 in Macon led by Captain James D. Van Valkenburg enlisted 105 privates. They served at St Simon's in 1861 and later joined the Sixty first Georgia under Col. Lamar. Fought in Virginia campaigns with Gordon, Evans and Early, sustained heavy losses, and the final surrender at Appomattox with only a few survivors. The list records officers and many enlisted men, noting deaths, captures, and later dispersal. the last note lists the surrendering members Ben Goodyear, William Booth Arnold, J A Defour, H N Mims, J B Peyton.
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Young America Fire Company No. 3
Macon
James D. van Valkenburg
Thompson Guards
M. S. Thompson
Georgia
St. Simon's
Batte
Richmond
John B. Gordon
C. A. Evans
Gordon
Virginia
Appomaton
Early
Maryland
Washington City
van Valkenburg
Leutenant
Col
Lamar
Monocacy
John Hill Lamar
Sixy-first
George W. Sims
Fredericksburg
W. A. Bradlock
Jas. Thompson
Savannah
Mount Jackson
W. T. Taylor
Bristow Station
Joseph A. Defour
Wm. Jackson
Smithville
J. T. Knight
John Wilson
John B. Peyton
Ordnance Department
G. N. Grist
W. T. Brown
J. R. Shaw
Milton Williams
John I. Kilpatrick
Geo. Sizemore
Gettysburg
W. L. Shelton
Ben Goodyear
Appomattox
William Booth
Arnold
J. A. Defour
H. N. Mims
J. B. Peyton
Ambrose Bierce and Powell praised in October Everybody's
A reader notes Ambrose Bierce mocks patriotism while E Alexander Powell hosts The Land of Lovely Ladies in the October Everybody's. The piece promises a mighty interesting article and urges readers to inspect every page of the issue.
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E. Alexander Powell
Whitney Sustains Cook's Statements Amid North Pole Trip
New York dispatch from Harry Whitney states his reasons for not returning to Etab after Dr. Cook's belongings. He cites engine issues on the Jeanie, dependence on sails, desire to avoid disappointing Eskimos, and a wish to prolong his hunt. Whitney says Peary offered to keep him aboard Roosevelt, and notes Cook's northward claim and arrangements for boxed items.
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New Haven
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N.F
Achavger
Ee “ Mstephenville
Ctowelles
Etab
North Arctic
Jeanie
Dr. Cook
Elismere Land
Commander Peary
Peary
Roosevelt
Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Vahey for Governor
Democrats at Faneuil Hall in Boston nominate James H. Vahey of Watertown for governor for the November state election. Vahey, a state senator, was the party’s candidate last year and lost to Republican Eben S. Draper.
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James H. Vahey
Watertown
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Eben S. Draper
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