Fleming & Sons to Fleming-Dearing Hardware Company Charter Change
In Clarke County Georgia the petition of T Fleming & Sons a corporation asks for charter amendment to change its corporate name to Fleming Dearing Hardware Company The petition was filed in the Superior Court and certified by Clerk E J Crawford on February 20 1906 Attys Erwin & Erwin represent petitioners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
T. Fleming & Wélls
Ophkae Ng Herotafers
T. Fleming & Sons
Fleming-Dearing Hardware Company
Erwin & Erwin
National Bank of Athens extends corporate existence to 1926
The National Bank of Athens in Athens Clarke County Georgia is authorized to have succession for the period until close of business February 20 1926 under the act to enable national banking associations to extend corporate existence as amended by 1902. Certification by Comptroller Wm Ridgely dated February 20 1906 notes compliance and continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
National Bank of Athens
Athens
Clarke
State of Georgia
William B. Ridgely
State of
Georgia
Wm, B
Ridgely
Grand U P L Club seeks charter in Athens Georgia
Petition filed in Clarke County Georgia requests incorporation as Grand U P L Club a fraternal non trading society with power to establish branch clubs grant licenses supervise subordinate units and own property under a common seal. Principal office to be in Athens with rights to operate in other states. Court clerk certifies petition true this 14th day of March 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USPL
Grand U.P. L. Club
Grand Upl. Club
United States
Grand U. P. L
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
C. Thompson
Oscar J
Franklin
Jesse EB
Brannen
J. H. Bradberry
A. P. Watkins
B. L. Keith
C. M. James
Borgia
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
James B. Park Declares Candidacy for 60th Congress
Greensboro Georgia February 20 1906 Jas B Park announces his candidacy for the 60th Congress in the Democratic primary. He asks for support from the 8th District voters and promises to discharge duties faithfully and impartially if elected, meeting county voters to discuss issues and defend public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
National Congress
Jas. B
Park
Buster Brown Packed Theatre Review
Buster Brown the popular cartoon comedy played last night to the season’s largest audience. The show fell short of expectations with the chorus and principals lacking, though some specialties were high class and well received. Master Gabriel starred as the original Buster while Brown stayed in Atlanta, affecting the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Gabriel
Buster
Brown
Atlanta
Wnth
Plant Food and Truck Farming Promotion Note
Two practical books titled Plant Food and Truck Farming describe successful potato growing. Free garden truck-sent editions available to readers who write to Gorman Kali Works, New York Nassau Street or Atlanta Ga South Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman Kali
New York- J
Nassau Street
Atlants
Broad Street
How Statury Hall Came Into Existence
Col Henry Watterson recounts how the old Senate chamber became the Supreme Court space and, via Colonel John W. Dade, led to the creation of a Hall of Statues in the Capitol. The tale follows Dade’s appointment, his cautious diplomacy, and his later role as custodian of the hall that honors two per state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Stalra
Neegeants Atarms
Dade
John W. Dade
Virginia
Suh
John Tyler
Two Jacks
Harrison
Tyler
Strightway
White House
Jack
Col
John W
Red Hall of Representatives
Congress
Union
Henry Watterton
Louisville Courier-Journal
Finishing Sewer Work Advances on Foundry and Broad Streets
Engineer Barnette directs finishing work on the sewer line along Foundry and Broad streets. Construction has stretched for weeks due to bad weather and rock obstructions, delaying completion though progress continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Barnette
Foundry
Broad Streets
Anishea
Markets Report from Athens and New York Trading
Market notes show Athens at 11 cents and New York futures in late session with May June and July positions. Grain and Produce column lists Chicago wheat corn oats and pork lard futures with opening and closing figures, highlighting May contracts and price ranges across crops and meats.
Cotton Letter Signals Strong Market Ahead on Census Support
New York reports a firm cotton market at noon buoyed by yesterday’s liquidation and the census figures. Large spot houses are accumulating May contracts against July sales, amid potential May squeeze and broader market activity as the season advances. Traders note last year’s bearish claims were proven by the census, with May and July values likely to diverge if prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool Opens Higher on Bullish Market Tone
New York March 11 Liverpool opening at net 1 to 2 higher surprised traders as bulls push to exhaust margin. Market firm early with gains of 11 to 23 points from last night’s close before a mid afternoon dip attempted to depress prices. May and July spreads narrowed with May around 10.90 and July 10.93. Weather in Cotton Belt shows cooler but clear conditions and unchanged spot markets. An employment ad seeks a traveler for a firm with 250,000 capital offering 1072 salary plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Bull Party
Cotton Belt
Riots Loom In Chattanooga After Ed Johnson Lynching
Chattanooga faces near riot conditions as about 100 policemen with militia kept 2000 to 4000 black residents from massing. Plants closed and women workers quit. two whites shot and a house burned amid tensions over Ed Johnson case now before the US Supreme Court. Secret service likely to arrest mob members. funeral for Johnson set without disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ed Johnson
Supreme Court of the United States
Law and Order
East Ninth Street
West Ninth Street
John Curtis
Dick Light
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Johnson
Secret Service
Talbot planter held up road dispute near Juniper
Hiram Hartedste, a Talbot county planter, bound over in Columbus Ga to U S court on charges of retarding a mail carrier E L Nelson. The case centers on a rural route opened between Juniper and Geneva along Barksdale’s road where brush was piled to block passage. Barksdale claims official action was forcible without compensation. Government witnesses note the road’s long public use. Also a travel tip from Suffolk Va praises Chamberlain's remedy for bowel trouble used by a Beaverton Hardware Co salesman, with local availability noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hiram IW
Hartedste
Juniper
Talbot County
United States Court
Brown
United States
E. L. Nelson
Geneva
Barksdale
Carrire
Suffolk
Henry Croll, Jr
Beaverton, Mich
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J Smith & Bro
Free D D D pamphlet offer for skin disease relief
A reader requests a free prepaid sample bottle and consultation for a longstanding skin condition. The message mentions interest in D D D and asks for an address to send materials and medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Amd
Clay Saves Money for Government in Fortifications Cut
Washington March 21 Senator Clay cut a fortifications item from 600000 to 260000 saving the government 360000 after Lodge and Teller fought over Hawaii and Philippines allocations. Clay cited War Department figures showing Hawaii needs met by the lower figure and achieved the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Clay
Senate
Lodge
Hawaii
Philippines
Naval Station of
Olongapo
Bay
Subig Bay
Cavite
Teller
Hawai
Clay
Georgia
War Department
Riots and Lynching Rumors Amid Press Fear
The fragment notes riots in Springfield Ohio and hints the northern Press would have derailed into hysteria over a lynching in Chattanooga if not for those riots. It preserves names Springfield Ohio and Chattanooga and references a regional press reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Chattanooga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Itritse
Mare
Virginia Carolina Rf
Virginia Carolina
South
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Richmond
Norfolk
Bavanpah
du N.C. Montgomery
Charleston
5.C
Memphis
Tenn
Baltimore
Shreveport
Petitioners Attorneys
E. J. Crawford
J. K. Kenney
C. D. Kenney
B. Wingereld
Noah MeWhorter
Lizzie McWhorter
Ril
B. Wingfield
Oscar J. Frankiln
Jesse B. Brannen
Keith
Said
J. Crawford
Kentucky
Thomas and
Washington Streets
Statury Hall
John D. Dade
District of Columbia
Col. Cade
Foundry Street
Athens, Ga
New York Futures
Chicago
Gibert & Clay
R. Siedenburg & CO
Idonesia
J. A. Alexander
Talbot Planter
Knoxville
W. D. Kuhlman & Co
Ooy
Ag T
Sam
Morristown
Medical Department
Michigan
Macon
jEly
ELY Brothers
Warren Sueet
Treasury