Atlanta Journal Change Hands Major Stock Sale
The Journal will be owned by Messrs Atkinson Brandon and Gray with Georges Dickinson named general manager. Transfer occurs Monday and first issue under new owners Tuesday. No immediate staff changes expected, though future shifts possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Messrs. Hoag. Atkinson
Morris Brandan
James BR. Gray
Hoke Smith
George H Dickinson
New York
Atlanta
Constitution
Atkinson
Mr. Smith
Journal
Strees Railway
Messrs
Brandon
Gray
Dickinson
Messrs Atkinson, Brandon and Gray
Empire real estate interests lead Boston figures
The Empire nine story building project on Broad Marietta and Walton streets highlights T Jefferson Coolidge Jr and partners in Boston real estate. The advisory group includes Morris Brandon James R Gray and firm Brandon Arkwright Gray Browne Randall with political and banking ties. George H Dickinson named general manager of The Journal brings New York journalism clout.
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T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Boston
Broad, Marietta
Walton Streets
Atkinson
Messrs
Gray and
Brandon
Schotarly
Morris Brandon
Brandon & Arkwright
Fulton County
James R. Gray
Gray, Browne& Randall
Fourth National Bank
George H. Dickinson
New York
Journal
Mr. Dickinson
Boston Globe
New York City
Pulitzer
the World
Dickinson
James Gordon Bennett
The
Herald
New York Journal
Consider the Lilies: Easter Lilies in Sacred Verse
A reflective verse piece by Margaret Scott Hall from Kirkwood Georgia, celebrating lilies as symbols of resurrection. The poem traces lilies from wild spring growth to holy altars, linking their beauty to Easter dawn, faith, and eternal life, recalling Galilee and Calvary in reverent tone.
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Galilee
Margaret Scott Hall
Kirkwood
Band opens park concert season at Grant Park today
Fifth regiment band returns to Grant Park as the new season opens under park board engagement. A varied program starts at 3 20 pm with The Middle Man march and includes overtures, selections and a sacred piece, aiming to please all tastes and draw large crowds anticipated by recent Sunday park attendance.
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Fifth Regiment
Park Board
Grant Park
Horton
Zampd
Herold
IdyNe
Ilénberg
Macbeth
Verdi
Gavotte
Dantzler
Postum Food Coffee Ends Coffee Wreck for Dawley
A Sturgis South Dakota man W A Dawley testifies that after twenty years of coffee he quit on September 30 1898 and recovered from severe dyspepsia thinness and nervous exhaustion. He credits Postum Food Coffee for restoration of appetite sleep and weight gain and notes his son Amos also recovered from dyspepsia by switching. He allows use of his name.
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South Dakota
W. A Dawley
Sturgis
Postum
James Meyer
Hrat
Amos Dawley
Mozley's Lemon Elixir Advertise Liver and Digestion Cure
A historic advertisement for Mozley's Lemon Elixir claims liver stomach bowel and kidney regulation. It touts relief for biliousness constipation indigestion headaches fevers and tiredness and endorses use by individuals in Savannah Bell Station and New York with testimonials praising heart disease and dyspepsia relief after one bottle.
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H. Mozley
Tanta
Mozley
W. A. James
Bell Station
Ala
Easter Egg Hunt in Grant Park Promises Family Fun
Park board plans a large Easter egg hunt for Atlanta and nearby children at Grant Park. About 14,000 eggs prepared from eyes sent to Crittonen home, golden eggs grant free entry to the cyclorama, Clio the elephant to bathe around 2 PM subject to weather, and a band concert to precede the hunt at 3 PM.
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Atlanta
Jos
Grant Park
Park Board
Bforence Crittenton
Clio
Cito
Aly Beast
Labor Convention to Open in Augusta Next Wednesday
The 2nd annual Georgia Federation of Labor convention will meet in Augusta starting next Wednesday at 1 am, with delegates from Savannah, Macon, Columbus and Atlanta, where about forty labor leaders will attend. officers for next year to be elected and the 1901 convention site chosen. A special Atlanta car will transport delegates, with Federation Hall on North Forsyth Street and Hed Mom's Hall as the convention venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Labor
Augusta
Atlanta
Savannah
Macon
Columbus
H. F. Garrett
C Houston
J J. Casey
J B Shores
H. C. Tent
W C Puckett
William H. Meacham
Tallapoosa
Andrew McElroy
Tate
Kate
Barrow Augusta
J.N Deming
Valdosva
Federation Hall
North Forsyth Street
Commercial Hotel
Elts
Jackson Streets
Labor
Atlanta Federation of Trades
H. F Garrett
White
Willis Golden
Thomas Gowan
Atlanta Typographical Union
Jerome Jones
R. L. Whites
Atlanta Machinists’ Lodge
Michael Riley
John H Wilson
Atlanta Tatlors’ Union
William Strauss
Atlanta Woodworkers’ Union
Charles A. Gilbert
Atlanta Carpenters and Joiners
A J. Layton
Atlanta Garment Workers’ Union
Eugenia Bostwick
Carrie Wilson
Atlanta Plumbers
James A Nuttall
Atlanta Allied Printing Trades Council
J. R Penny
Atlanta Stonecutters'Union
Luke Bradley
Atlanta Granite Cutters’ Union
J. W. Bridwell
Atlanta Electrical Workers’ Union
Charles F. K. Briard
Atlanta Cigarmakers' Union
A. J. Hueber
Augusta and Columbus Labor Unions and Associations List
A long OCR fragment lists unions across Augusta Columbus Macon Savannah and Valdosta, including painters and decorators typographical electrical workers loom fixers and carpenters. A fragmentary ad praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla and cites a Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine endorsement from a Florida hospital.
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Augusta Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
J. A Greene
Augusta Typographical Union
George H Livingston
Augusta Electrical Workers
J. Thomas Clark
J Thomas Moore
Columbus Textile Union
Tolbert
Columbus Loom Fivers' Union
Mantle Miller
Macon Carpenters and Joiners
Botton
Macon Harness Makers Union
OH Avant
Macon Lodge Brotherhood Railway
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Toureal
Georges Dickinson
Hom Atkinson
South
Georgia Electro Light Company
Southern Banking and Trust Company
Tifton, Thomasville and
Suff Railroad
Union Sumter Company
Atlanta Suburban Land Corporation
Maier & Berkele
Jewslers
Whitehall
Park Today
Baltimore American
Faimist
Vislur
Tules Diehl
Habersham and
St. Thomas Sts
Hotel Empire
Hunt
Federation
Asta
Convention City
Hames
Atlanta Street Railway
C. H. Heflin
Atlanta Lodge Boilermakers
George Gowan
Atlanta Barbers
Whienter W. Grubbs
Atlanta Blacksmiths’ Union
J. T. Golden
D. E. Green
John B. Young
G W. Arnold
J. A . Thomason
Augusta Federation of Trader
William G. Gredig
W. Middleton
G. B McCracken
Augusta Weavers’ Union
W. B. Harvey
J. W. Earegle
J. E. Gann
W. J. Reece
Ida Watt
Augusta Weavers and Helpers’ Union
George W. Johnson
E. H. Cartidge
Alex Spires
John Bush
Augusta Carders
Doherty
J. F. Corley
Augusta Brotherhood of Boilermakers
George E. Allen
Augusta Carders and Spinners' Union
W. T. Hanley
Bessie Taylor
T. F. Maloney
Charley Crapse
Clinton McDaniel
Chancey
W. A. Chancey
Sallie Colliers
Z. Vine
Bret
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall St
Savannah Blacksmiths’ Union
M. J. Coleman
Savannah Trades and Labor Assembly
MOF
Gorey
Tate Stone Cutters Union
Andrew McElro3
Tallapoosa Glass Workers Union
C. A. Pancoast
Valdosta Carpenters and Joiners
J. N. Denning
Koqh-I-Noor
Penet
Kellam & Moors 3
Dhewing
Wiso
Tuck
Broad Street
Prudential Buitling
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & W, Son Manufacturing Co
Ghathoo Fla
Chattahoochee
Indaca
Cra
Thia McHine
Jose
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall Street
Baltimore
W. German Street
Washington
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