Wholesale dealers form price maintaining combine in south
A report from Atlanta says a large group of southern wholesale dealers and manufacturers of sash doors blinds and building materials formed to maintain a price list. Chicago reports forty five dealers from Philadelphia to the Rocky Mountains intend to join to set factory prices. Georgia cities named include Atlanta Savannah Augusta and Macon. Officials deny Atlanta involvement. The aim is to equalize prices rather than raise them. capital figures are unspecified. A separate report places capital at 12 million with a St Louis dealer handling talks and a seven member committee active.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rocky Mountains
Woodward Lumber Company
Colcord-Willams Luimber Company
D. Woodward
A R. Calcord
Calcord
Auditorium Hotel
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
St. Louis
Alan
Great Rush for Green Trading Stamps at Piedmont Grocery
The Piedmont Grocery Co. at 88 Whitehall closed at 12:30 after a two week spree drawing Atlanta’s top shoppers. The crowd filled the store daily, with many orders for high grade goods. praise for workers who manned the rush. Also notes Georgia Ribbon Cane Syrup at 40¢ per gallon and Apple Vinegar at 35c, plus Pickling Vinegar. Archbishop Ryan named to Indian commissioners board in Washington, succeeding Bishop Whipple.
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Piedmont Grocery Co
Whitehall
Atlanta
Ietter
W. EB. Belycu
Peacock
John H. Wood
C. Styron
W. M. Taylor
C. Olin Teat
Sam McCarty
Henry Schilling
Charley Cowan
Joe Schilling
Faithfful Delivery
Robert Terrentine
Tom Tory
Harry Laemer
Austell Long
Geoorgia
Henrg
Election of Atlanta Athletic Club officers today
The annual election for Atlanta Athletic Club officers and directors is set for today from 4 to 9 pm. Incumbents Burton Smith, Arnold Broyles and B S Dunlap are expected to be reelected, with ten of seventeen directors to be chosen amid active competition.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Burton Smith
Arnold Broyles
Dunlap
Entre
F. G. Byrd
U. Atkinson
C. P. King
J. H. Porter
W. R. Ichener
Harry Silverman
W. B. Hoberts
George W. Adair
Walter E. Ormond
Yulian Harris
W. H. Glenn
Robert Crumley
W. P. Hill
Linton Hopkins
Arminius Wright
J. L. Travis
Hugh Dorsey
Governor Skips Dallas Trip With Veterans Reunion
Governor Candler will not attend the Dallas reunion of the Confederate Veterans citing executive duties and health. A Macon camp will send a 449 passenger Pullman train leaving Saturday afternoon. General Clement B. Evans plans to depart Atlanta Friday with his staff and expects to meet old brigade members in New Orleans. He anticipates a monument to General Wade Hampton and predicts General John C. Gordon’s reelection as commander in chief.
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Dallas
Candler
Robert A. Smith
United Confederate Veterans
Macon
Georgia
Clement B. Evans
Georgia Division
Atlanta
New Orleans
Evans
Wade Hampton
John C. Gordon
Confederate Veterans
Hall's Catarrh Cure oath and claims from 1886 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio binds firm to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason, December 6, 1886. Cure taken internally, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Beaty Notary
Ohio
Supersedeas Granted In Monnish Building Permit Case
Judge Lumpkin rules Supersedeas granted as case heads to Georgia Supreme Court over permit for Dr W A Monnish to erect a dwelling at Peachtree street and Forrest avenue. City fights to end, petition for mandamus to force permit and delays continue with exceptions after verdict. Also reports on mule death suit against Atlanta Rapid Transit and damages claims against Atlanta Railway and Power Company, along with a charter amendment petition by Chamberlin Johnson Dubose for utility facilities and increased capital.
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W. A. Monnish
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Lumpkin
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Dr. Monnish
James F. O'Neill
James L. Mayson
Harry Alexander
Masson
George T. Little
Moore & Pomeroy
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Whitehall Street
James Martin
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Street
Martin
Peachtree Road
Tenth Street
J. K. Hines
O A. Fretwell
R. A. Sonn
Sonn
Fretwell
City Criminal Court
F A. Jones
Decatur
Peachtree
Ellis Streets
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose Company
Smith, Hammond & Smith
Dr Kings New Life Pills Purge Constipation Headache
Blown to atoms this old bowel purging idea is replaced by Dr King s New Life Pills which gently stimulate the bowels to expel poisonous matter cleanse the system and cure constipation and sick headache. Only 25c at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Swindler Posing As Firm Rep Hunted in Alabama
Chief of police seeks arrest of a man claiming to represent Daniel Bros furnisher and hatters. He takes orders, takes cash upfront, promises balance C O D, and uses names R S Walton J D Cowan James Cowan. Seen in Huntsville Talladega and Corinth. Atlanta firm reports multiple letters from victims.
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Alabama
Atlanta
Daniel Bros
Ball
Fourth Ward League Adopts Resolution Over Streetcar Changes
About fifty prominent Fourth Ward residents met at Judge Hopkins's house to thank Georgia Railway and Electric officials for route changes affecting Inman Park and Westview cemetery. The group urged the new routes remain fixed, praised Boulevards park inclusion, and named Thomas Peters to lead ward representation before the charter revision commission.
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League
Judge Hopkins’ House
Fourth Ward League
Judes John L. Hopkins
Fourth Ward
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Inman Park
Joel Hurt
T. J. Cooledge
Walker Street
Westview Cemetery
Whitehall
Peachtree Street
Pryor Street
Pryor
Council
Beck
Thomas Peters
Charter Revision Commission
Elty
Credit Men Plan Bill To Stop Bulk Stock Sales
Atlanta Credit Men's Association hosts a smoker at the chamber of commerce while targeting bankrupt stock sales in bulk. Leonard will press amendments in Washington and a Georgia bill is considered to curb such sales. John M. Slaton attended to discuss legal points. a special committee will draft the bill for Fulton county lawmakers. Members will report declined orders to the secretary next week. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised for tiredness and strength.
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Marbury
City Salesmen's Association of Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Owen
J. C Harrison
R. H. Manley
Lt. B. Morgan
T. M. Kener
Ww. P. Archer
W. P. Stone
J. L Key
Atlanta Credit Men's Association
Credit Men's Association
ED Do. Leonard
Washington
Georgia
John M. Slaton
Fulton County
Unusual Display as White Prisoner Led by Rope in Kimball
A white prisoner named Frank Newsom, cuffed and tethered with a four to five foot rope, drew crowds in the Kimball lobby and Union Depot. Deputy Sheriff A B Aycock of Madison supervised the exhibit from 7 pm to 11:45 pm before their departure for Madison on the Georgia Railroad. Newsom, charged with killing a Black woman named James last December, had been at large since capture at Fort Payne, Alabama.
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Kimball
Union Depot
Morgan County
Madison
Georgia
Sheik
A. B. Aycock
Frank Newsom
James
Fort Payne
Ala
Safe Deposit Boxes at Empire Building Atlanta
A local bank offers safe deposit boxes for $3, describing a vault that is mob, fire and burglar proof. Presented as a complete separate department, customers are invited to tour the facility in the Empire Building, Atlanta.
Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Satisfied User
A Sheridanville man. R J Patterson, credits Paine's Celery Compound with restoring health after insomnia fatigue and poor appetite. He reports renewed energy clearer train of thought and improved sleep and appetite following one bottle. The ad appeals to families to abandon other medicines for this remedy.
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Paine
Dr. Phelps
R. ¥. Patterson
Sheridanville
Patterson
Senate panel backs pension increases for wounded soldiers
Washington April 14 The senate committee on pensions ordered a favorable report on bills granting increases of pensions to soldiers who have lost limbs. The proposed raise is 15 dollars per month per affected veteran, raising the annual pension appropriation by 1 million 300 thousand six hundred dollars. The panel also favored a bill lifting deaf pension from 20 to 6 per month, adding twenty eight thousand dollars to the pension fund.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On Pensions
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Hind Combine
Trust of Whaolesaie
Winteriat Dealers
Lowman
Empire
Ryan Weamed
Archbishop Ryan
Board of Indian Commissioners
Bishop Whipple
Marcy
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Westen
Wes Ai Teke
Kate W. Kirkpatrick
Washington, D. C
Sternberg
Luther B. Grandy
Lipa
Philippine Islands
Chaffee
Major Grandy
Park Woodward
Robertson Sanitarium
T. B. Neal
Neal Loan and Banking Company
I. Hf.Thornton
W. F. Maury
Sinking Fund Commission
Neal
George M. Brown
S&s. H, Green
Georgia Penitentiary
Georgia Medical Association
Green
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Dickey
C. W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
H. M. Quillian
Payne Memorial
Peters Street
Banes Church
W. W. Landrum
Sparks W. Melton
ST. John Weth- Edist Church
Simeon Shaw
Oxford
T. P. Hinman
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Leo Fresh
East Hunter Street
Eugene Dodd
Fresh
Visanka
J. W. Smith
Walker P. Inman
Inman
John D. Gillespie
C. O. Tyner
EH. G. Thomas
W. S. Trimble
Stinson
Gillespie
P. F. Williams
Robert Jackson
la Grange
Oscar Norwood
Hogansville
Calhoun Norwood
Ocala
Fla
Miss Norwood
J. B Wardlaw
East Point
East Point Methodist Church
Thomas Oliver
Ben Hill
Mount Gilead Church
Baptist Young People's’ Union
West End Baptist Church
Henry W. Grady Debating Society
Thomas E. Watson
BT. Joseph
Hospital For Incurables
F. H. Coolidghe
Lakewood Heights
J. M. Delong
D'Amigny Street
Riverside Cemetery
Frank McGuire
Fraser Street
Keely Corner
Claude Murray
A Ryan
Recorder's Court
Alice Phinagee
John Kelly
Charlie Carter
Recorder
Carter
the Central Railroad
Police Board
Ivy Streat
Nesta
Technologies School
J. R. Stamps
Guiy
Coulrt
Supersedeas
Supreme Court of Georgia
LiaGob Het
Hood
Title Guarantee& Trust Co
Empire Building
Atlante
Pauwic’s Dairy Compous
Rgducaiws
R. J. Patterson
Diamond Diessseer Sant Me
Hirsch Bros
Whitenall St. Sete
Banister's Fine Shoes
Mogage
Travelers Insurance Company
J. L. Riley & GO
Stanhopes
Victorias
Surreys
John M. Smith
Auburn Ave
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter
Paton Orso iGingron, de C
Atlanta, GA
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Baltimore
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