Central of Georgia Stock Enjoined as Receiver Case Unfolds
In Macon Georgia the great Central railroad case places control with court appointed receivers. Richmond Terminal barred from voting 42000 Central shares amid court order directing new director election and transfer of assets. Receivers named to run road assets and related lines with bondless tenure until reorganization occurs.
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Great Centra
Macon
Circuit Court of the United States
Southern Division of Georgia
Rowena M. Clarke
The
Central Railroad and Banking Company ‘of Georgia Et
Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia
Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company
Central Railroad
Banking Company of Georgia
Peeereis
Central Trust Company of
New York
West Point
Railway and Warehouse Company
State of Georgia
Richmond Terminal
New Yorker
Peeumena and
West Point Ter- Way and Warehouse
Ge A
Savannah
Central Trust Company of New York
Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company
Central Railroad’ and Banking Company of Georgia
Ocean Steamship Company of
Sivannah
New England and Savannah Steamship Company
Savannah and Western Railroad Conract
Montgomery and Eufaulaway Company
Tralheon and Banking Company
Igia Tte
Dow A. Parpee
Emory Sprerr
Brown’s Iron Bitters
Negroes and Banjos Turned Him Into a Patent
A garbled OCR fragment references a medic ine vendor and a phrase about negros and banjos turning him into a patent. The readable text provides no clear event, person, or location to form a proper summary.
The Long-Haired Man From the West in Georgia
A Georgian tale recalls a young ventriloquist who toured Northeast towns hawking patent medicines with two banjo players. He claimed regional origins, failed to sell a single bottle when a marshal intervened with a tax levy, and fled home, earning the nickname the long haired man from the West.
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Athens
Broad Street
Broad
Jackson Streets
Georgia
Compromise Report on Canadian Pacific Trainmen Dispute
A committee of engineers proposes settlement terms: $2.50 per 100 miles and eleven hours per day with overtime at 25 cents an hour for conductors and brakemen. The finding is non binding but has been accepted by both sides. Other items note political dispatches and maritime salvage efforts amid scattered reports from Boston and London.
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Wrrsirze
Man
Committee of Engineers
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Shiloh's Vitalizer Sold for 75c in City Drug Store
Ad claims many suffer from indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and other issues. Promotes Shiloh's Vitalizer at 75 cents guaranteed to cure, sold by City Drug Store. Manager BR.C Orr.
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Price Co
Jobo ,Crawford & Co
Shiloh
City Drug Store
Br.c, Orr
Shilor
Shi- Job
B.C. Orr
City Dmg
Richmond Terminal Hits Fresh Low on 10000 Share Sale
New York March 29 Richmond Terminal sank to a new low after 10,000 shares were sold by Philip H Minis. First National Bank reportedly退出 syndicate. April interest promised to be paid. Wall Street rumors of reorganization trouble persisted as meetings and tense talks in Washington and at the New York Club suggested the plan may fail amid disputes among major interests in the system. Gen Thomas reportedly displeased over leadership and exchange terms, including unfair securities exchange proportions and pending East Tennessee securities deposits.
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New York
Richmond
Philip H. Minis
First National Bank
Wall Street
Aes
Calvin
Brice
Washington
Gen. Thomas
New York Club
Olcot Committee
Knoxyville
Ohio
Bass Tennessee
East Tennessee
Infant tobacco fiend shocks East Street family
Leo Warren an 18 month old boy from East Street has become a confirmed tobacco chewer after watching adults. he cries for the weed and often chews it, while his parents boast of the boy's unusual habit. A series of brief items follows including crime, a Behring Sea note, a murder trial, a vagrant-sale, and a Burlington remedy claim.
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Sprovgfield
Leo
John Warren
East Street
Speaker Crisp and Bland spar over silver bill fate
In Washington March 29 Bland releases a detailed statement to the Associated Press accusing Speaker Crisp of bad faith over reporting a rules committee order on the silver bill. Crisp denies misleading the public and explains he pledged not to report any rule restricting filibuster without a Democratic majority. The dispute centers on whether a rule to curb dilatory motions would be reported to force a direct vote on the bill, and how Democratic votes influenced the decision.
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House
Crisp
Committee On Rules
Pierce
Stone
Kentucky
Bland
Mr. Bland
Democrats
Sixetsrance
R. and D. Arrested Over Rail Track Incursion
Rome march 29 a tense scene as Richmond and Danville crews seized Rome railroad track to build a depot, despite Rome railroad opposition. Superintendent Dilt led two car loads of workers. the line was partially laid before officers detained them. A temporary injunction orders removal of the track with a final hearing set for Saturday week.
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Jnd Pats
Uerintendant
Rowe
Rome
Richmond and
Danville
Richmond
Richmond and Dayilla
Hamilton & Co
Broad Street
Dilt
Hias
Romane
Richmonds
Central railroad stockholders win as judge blocks permanent receiver
In Macon Georgia on March 20 the minority stockholders of the Central railroad secure a victory. Judge Pardee refuses a permanent receiver and places control with Georgia directors. The decision criticizes the equity rule, questions lease validity, and envisions turning proxy to Georgia directors while a legal board forms. General Alexander resigns presidency. H M Comer of Savannah elected president.
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Old Central
Macon
Central Railroad
Pardee
Georgia
Georgia Pacific
Richmond
Danville
Alexander
Central Railroad and Banking Company
H. M. Comer
Savannah
Richmond Terminal listing motion at stock exchange
Representatives of the Richmond Terminal reorganization committee sought listing for receipts by Central Trust against Richmond Terminal securities. The move drew favorable reception and a plan for an immediate governing committee meeting. A large insider-held security deposit accompanied the plan. Drunk at his mother's funeral, Frank Al Tay, from Minneapolis, assaulted no one but threatened the stepfather amid confusion.
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New York
Richmond Terminal Reorganization Committee
Committee On Stock List
Stock Exchange
Central Trust Company
Richmond ‘Terminal
Ashland
Wis
The Oglethorpe and Elbert Granite Company Petition
Petition filed in Clarke County Georgia asking for charter rights under the name The Oglethorpe and Elbert Granite Company to operate a granite business for twenty years in Gwinnett and surrounding counties. It seeks powers to purchase land and buildings, erect machinery, manufacture brick, issue stock, elect directors, set by laws, and borrow money with corporate assets as security. The document outlines stockholder duties, director powers, and the legal framework for governance and capital raise.
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Lona H.varston
Etbert Binege
Oglering ‘Bibert
Rai Eeee Ny
Haveranch
Pitt
Georgia
Dytora
Oglethorpe
Benessranite Company
Bres
Compan
Board of Directors
Paty
Sai Company
Dires Tits
Peisons
Porsicle Alos Internais
Uhens
Abe Co
SOROS
Oviethorpe
bers Bie + rao
Mabilitier
Anu
Wad
Gun Wau
Ton
Pets iv
K. Koney Clark
Aia Cum
Pdee Auld Libert Bine Granite Co
Beneey
Clete Euperior Court Clarke
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Joseph Hall
P. Howell
James Swann
J.K. Garnett
A. Veisburg
Charles H. Phinizy
H.T. Toman
George’ J. Mills
Henry R. Jackson
A. B. Harrold
E.P. Alexander
Central Railroad and Banking Com of Georgia
Central Railroad and Ing Company of Georgia
Alabama
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Als
Louisville and Nashville
Here
Birmingham
Americus
Arkie Hawkins
Saffersonville
Charlestown Landing
Caleb’ Asbury
Oliver Blythe
Blythe
J. Clarkson
Spuinas
Ark
J. S. Clarkson
Hoe
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Pape
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Sandy Hook Bar
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Ind
Banjos
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Heer
Jot Crawfors
Utah
Boston
Mass
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Loxpon
Eider
Atherfield Ledge
Massissippi
Jackson
Thompson
Democratic Executive Committee
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Wacatta
Kan
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W. C. Couch
Oklahoma
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McAfee
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Bertha Dings
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Walter Ferguson
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Tenn
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Taylor's Hill
Ed Johnson
Ben Collins
Gees Robb
Johnson
Collins
Behring Sea
Russia
London
United States
Behring Seation
St. James's Gazette
Great Britain
N Ve
Savannay
August Meyer
James Gay
Fayette
Frank Hoffman
Burlington
Dr. King
J. Crawford & Co's
Speaker Criss
Senate
Ad Sealer
Owartss
Reyidentialie
Savamre
Lebiras
Foorive
Mouaye
Puryear
N.B. Mog
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Tack
Ayard
Sj R. Crvaoma
Buck
WH. Buchannon
Wittarbie’ Winer Witcords
Rambo
Enton’s
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