Removal of Receiver Meador Sought by Creditors in Georgia Court
Creditors of Bankers' Trust Company and Atlanta Loan and Investment Company petitioned for removal of Receiver Thomas D. Meador in superior court. Judge Lumpkin set a hearing for April 12 to show cause why Meador should not be removed. Petitions accuse Meador of aiding Lawson and Hemphill and of buying claims at 25 cents on the dollar, while countercharges claim the petitioners overstate wrongdoing and that Meador acted under court instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Trust Company
Atlanta Loan and Investment Company
Thomas D. Meador
J. H. Lumpkin
W. ¥. Atkinson
Newnen
Atkinson
Meador
Rece
Mesars
Wemphill
Law~son
Evins & Spence
Atlanta
Strickland & Green
Athens
Anderson, Anderson & Thomas
Clifford L. Anderson
Messrs
Lawson
Hemphill
Iver
Beul wood vacant lots sell at auction in brisk sale
Sixteen vacant lots at Beulwood were sold at noon auction with strong demand and good prices. Auctioneer Dr Henry D Wilson led the sale amid high winds and a large crowd. The event was followed by reports of other items and local public affairs discussions.
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Beulwood
Henry D. Wilson
Atlanta
Archdeacon Walton
W. J. Page
Dean Knight
Nelson
Walton
Wilmer, Barnwell
Tife
Marietta
Dean
Page
DeBelle
Williams
Cheap Round Trip Rates to Dallas From Atlanta West Point Route
The Atlanta and West Point railroad offers cheap round trip tickets to Dallas Texas for April 18 19 20 and 21 with return by May 2. Return limit extended to May 1 with ticket deposit at joint agent. For rates maps schedules and accommodations contact Geo W Allen GP and T A at 7 North Pryor Street Atlanta GA or J P Billups Acting Pond Te wk.
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West Point
Gulf Coast
Mobile
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Atlanta and
Dallas
Tex
Geo. W. Allen
T. A
North Pryor
J. P. Billups
Atlan
Wedding Presents and Gift Choices Highlighted
Wedding presents are described as a happy choice, with selections from Reokwood offering rich mellow beauty in Crystal and clear sparking cuts. Les Cing Fleur Silver, along with other items, are noted as desirable options, with Whitehall Street brand cues mentioned.
Georgia Electric and Railway Company forms from two Atlanta lines
Consolidation unites Atlanta Railway and Power and Atlanta Rapid Transit with Georgia Electric Light into the Georgia Electric and Railway Company. Transfers filed show three deeds transferring properties, with $11 million in sinking fund bonds to retire mortgage bonds across the three firms. Executives shift roles as tracks and routes await final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Georgia Electric Light Company
Georgia Electric and Railway Company
East Point
Capitol Avenue
Nym Hart
Atlanta Railway
Aml Power Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Elmer Simmons
Rapid Transit Company
Hurt. T. &. Glenn
W. H. Glenn
Atkinson
Railway and Electric
Georgian Company
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of Baltimore
Rapid Yranell Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Fool
Duncan's Father Visits Mrs. Duncan and Expresses Sympathy
L Duncan, father of Policeman R L Duncan, arrived from Gwinnett county to attend Mrs. Duncan's trial. He expressed deep sympathy, saying he believes she did not shoot to kill when her husband was fatally struck, and spoke with her at the Tower yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Esterc
Hall
Hus
Mary
Pand
George Daniel Hall
Faall
Grand Entrance Displays Of Fabrics And Furnishings
A catalog style walkthrough highlights sections A through M detailing displays of gloves jewelry parasols laces embroideries silks velvets robes chiffons table linens linens and wash goods ready to wear pyrogrohphy paris costumes corsets muslin underwear infants furnishings rugs carpets and complete furniture suites. A wax wedding scene is noted in the bridal chamber.
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Paris
L. A
Bonds to Back Atlanta Utilities Expansion Plan
The Georgia Electric Light Company and related firms propose issuing bonds totaling 3.15 million, backed by their entire property. Twelve million dollars of new bonds will fund service improvements and equipment, with 30 year terms at 3 percent interest, redeemable at the company's option. A sinking fund will retire portions yearly through 1911 and 50,000 yearly thereafter for 15 years, with 10,000 annual payments in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Electric Light Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Railway Company
Central Trust Company of
New York
Insurance notes argue rate rise only restores former levels
Fire insurance men including Southeastern Tariff Association members defend recent rate increases on Atlanta dwellings. They claim the rise is a restoration, not a raise, aimed at meeting competition and note ongoing losses on Atlanta dwellings under reduced rates. They urge building-based classifications to control costs, warning small builders face higher premiums. Edward G. Warner returns to work after health improvement. Elsewhere, Charles W. Carter, a farmer and merchant near Carroflien, Ga., collapsed and died suddenly while active, at midlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Tariff Association
Atlanta
Southern Mutual
Edward G. Warner
Baquitaple
Florida
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Creditors of
Bankers’ Trust Co
Golate Cour
Thomas PD. Meador
Anderson
Ason
Olsom
Mr. Henderson
Folsom
James Collins
John Hend
Fishian
Avery
Collins
I W. V. Zimmer
pprRot T. Mich
Aragon
Zimmer
Tampa
Ith
de Ruseel
Detroit
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit, Association
International Stewards’ Association
Stewards’ Club of
Mich
Northwest
Viney Gibson
Wsge
John BR
Wilkingon
Roxboro
John
Candler
Mollie Eady Duncan
J. Granade
EH. H. DeBnay
Board OF County
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Tlactive Association
Gave
Mr. Armistead
George W.W. Toney
Nesto
Anthony Ball
Armistead
Ively
Fulton Club
Publiate Yestend
Elr
Gale
Ruth Kirk
Thomas Kirk
Ruth B. Kirk
Elf
Waltham
Mass
Empany
Jud& J
Malone
Bel
Newman
Josey
Merning
Ma. Mallory
Campbell County
Joseph James
W. T. Day
Wasth
Neal Loan and Bankingmpany
Walton and Broad
Foster
Carrie Lee
Walter Beers
Philadelphia
Boulevard School
Morris Crown College
Amos Baker
Charleston
F. ©. Furlow
Columbus
G. Gunby Jordan
Hagis
Phenix Mills
J. F. Anthony
P. K. McKinney
C. W
Chamber of Commerce
J. K. Orr
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commeres
Robert Meador
Fort McPherson
San Francisco
Rowan B. Evans
Sumter County
Mr.vans
Frank B. Block Company
Seymour Hvans
Atlante Dental College
T. Ww. ‘Elton
Barclay & Brandon
C. P. Bridewell
Westview Cemetery
Gate City Lodge
Masons
Oglethorpe Lodge
Odd Fellows
Savannah
Mis
Henry Carr Hornady
East Linden Avenue
W. W. Landrum
Oakland Cemetery
B. F. B. Adair
J. H. Goldsmith
Abbott
A. Lewis Thomas
D. G. Dougherty
EB. ¥. Blodgett
Augustus Hornady
Alabama
Herdtmuth
Dallas Tex
Whitehall Street
Alluwncs
Duncan
Eveeituee
Esterbrook
Twe Estenakund Svete Pen Co
Costin, Goraésn. A
Dobra Strests Fe Te
Hirsch Bros
Whitemail
Sale
Agency Bawster's Fine Shoes
UNI E
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Insurance Notes
Carrofllen
Charles WM. Carter
Here
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
TepiTan Recs
Atlanta, GA
Wasnington
D. C
Eiseman Brot
Baltimore, Md