Atlanta and Carolina Railway seeks charter amendment extension
Notice that the Atlanta and Carolina Railway applies to the Georgia secretary of state for charter amendment to build a line extending from Conyers through Newton Walton Oconee Clarke Oglethorpe Wilkes McDuffie Mineola Columbia and Richmond. It lists streets in Atlanta and cites counties and towns including Monroe Wat Kingsville Athens Lexington Wilkes Augusta and more.
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Secretary of State
State of Georgia
Atlanta & Carolina Railway
Conyers
Rockdale
Newton
Walton
Oconee
Clarke
Oglethorpe
Wilkes
McDuffy
Mineola
Columbia
Richmond
Atlanta
Confederate Avenue
South Bouleard
Glenwood Avenue
Grant
Logan
Hill
Martin
Rawson
Pulliam
Garnett
Madison Avenue
Alabama
Glenn Streets
Murphy Avenue
Monroe
Walton County
Wat Kingsville
Oconee County
Cemetery
Thomas Mitchell
Foundry Streets
City of Athens
Clarke County
Church Street
Washington Road
Lexington
Oglthorpe County
Lexington Avenue
Main Streets
Washington
Wilkes County
Turknett Springs Road
Twelfth Street
City of Augusta
Richmond County
J. W. English
Pres. Attest
M. T. Edgerton
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Road Defaulter Penalties and Tax Notice 1907 Clarke County
Clarke County officials publish penalties for nonpayment of commutation tax and failure to perform road work. Notices appoint road tax collectors for Athens and surrounding districts. Guardian appointed for Geo S Shewell and administration bids for estate of Andrew Harris. Cited legal notices from Clarke County Ordinary.
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Georgia
Clarke County
H. D. Watkins
E. B. Watkins
Court of Ordinary
S. B. Wingfield, Sr
Twilight Gate and Love’s Quiet Embrace
A poetic fragment praises waiting love at the twilight gate where love will kiss away cares. It highlights a golden heart, dancing eyes, and a hopeful, steadfast sentiment despite night’s coldness. D. GB.
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Emile
Removal moves Bages and Wagon business to Lumpkin Street
Ton H. Talmage relocates his Bages and Wagon business to 240 and 252 Lumpkin Street opposite the Y M C A. He invites friends to call at the new address.
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Ton H. Talmage
Lumpkin Street
California gifts Mt Tamalpais redwood preserve to nation
Washington data: William Kent of Chicago deeds 295 acres of primeval redwood forest on Mount Tamalpais near San Francisco to the U S government with approval of Forester Gifford Pinchot. The tract, to be named Muir Woods National Monument, preserves a vast sequoia grove for science and public enjoyment, with an estimated timber value of 150000 dollars, and lies within easy reach of two thirds of California's population. The site remains primeval, protected by federal designation to ensure permanent preservation and access for generations.
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Washington
William Kent
Chicago
United States
Mt. Tamualpais
Cty
San Francisco
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Service
Secretary of the Interior
Canyon
California
Golden State
Kent
Tamalpais
San Francisco Bay
Muir Woods
Ocean
John Muir
Redwood Canyon
Callifornia
Rancho Sausalito
Tne
DeWitt
Autocracy clash and naval inquiry in Washington
Washington January 29. Congress debates deflation of spending, naval criticisms, and civil service retirements. A special commission absolves Sims and questions Rear Admiral Reuterdahl, while Bennet proposes 22 years service retirement with leave. Also urged is restoring In God We Trust on St. Gaudens coins and anti liquor measures. Memorial Maine services planned for February 14 in Washington.
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Henry Reuterbale
Special Commission
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Mellville
McCalla
Troutedaht
Uncle Sam
Army and Navy Union
Washington
Maine
Havanna
John P. Chadwick
St. Andrew's Church
New York City
Vierious Military and Naval Organizations
Not 10 Prosecute Agnes Riordan
Augusta Ga January 29 Agnes Riordan a young white woman under surveillance at the city hospital charged with murder will not be tried. She confessed to killing and dismembering her newborn baby after portions of a corpse were found along Telfair street Summerville. The death and dissection occurred at the Bon Air Hotel. She says the child was dead when she dismembered it and claims to have acted alone. The state drops the case.
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Augusta
Agnes Riordan
Etty Hospital
Telfair Street
Summerville
Bon Air Hotel
New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a bout with consumption He reports improvement from the first bottle and declares he is a well man again The remedy priced at 60 cents and 1 00 is sold by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons druggists A trial bottle is offered free.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H . R. Paulmer & Sons
Big Decline in Woonghine Cases
Augusta Ga January 29 A peculiar development of the state prohibition law has been its effect upon the office of the deputy United States marshal. Report from that office today is to the effect that there has not been a moonshine raid since the first of January. Mr Murray Bays the country people all over this district seem to be far more afraid of the Georgia prohibition law than they are of the Internal revenue law.
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Washington
Shaaes
Michaelvitsky
Marc Anthony
Uncle Joe
Imals
Congress of the United States
House
People's Representatives
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Suh
Missouri
Augusta
United States Marshal
Murray
New City Hall for Augusta
Augusta Ga January 29 The new city building will cost 150000 dollars. Mayor W M Dunbar said he expects to obtain 50000 dollars appropriated this year to start work and it will take three years to complete. He hopes to leave a minimal task for his successor.
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Augusta
W. M. Dunbar
Higginson’s View of the Panic and Coming Recovery
Major Henry L. Higginson argues in Appleton’s Magazine that the financial panic will be temporary and that a recovery will follow. He cites good crops, improved labor efficiency, and consumer rebound, plus banking reforms and a central currency bank as keys to steadier years, with the government withdrawing from direct market actions.
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Henry L. Higginson
Boston
Appleton's
Chicago
St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Banka
Canada
Markets report from Athens Liverpool and New York open with modest gains
The Athens market shows mixed readings with small advances and steady to firm tones across middling and standard grades. New York Cotton opens steady up several points amid improved cables and demand but later shows fluctuations with a net midday gain. Liverpool trends lower on near and distant months, with good demand for spots and sizable export and American sales.
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Liverpool
New York
York
St. Mid
St. Low
G. O
Gulf
Liverpol
Americas
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