Georgia and Central railroads face back tax on Western Alabama stock
The state expects about 150000 in back taxes from two railroads owning Western Railway of Alabama stock. Georgia Railroad will pay roughly 100000, likely within weeks, while Central of Georgia faces about 50000 tied to its equitable interest rather than fee ownership. Settlement is hoped without litigation before the legislature convenes.
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Georgia Railroad
the Central
W. A Wright
Constitution
Comptroller General
Georgia
Western Railway of
Alabama
The
Central of Georgia
Georgia Rairoad
Central
Central Trust Company
New York
Georgia Road
Comptrollers General
New York Trust Company
J M Terrell
Messrs Lawton and Cunningham
Savannah
It Dazzles the World Dr Kings New Discovery ad
An ad extols Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and related illnesses as a fastest, surest cure. It touts large and trial bottle prices, druggist guarantee, and refunds. Also notes Hawks optician for grinding and reports a two month old boy placed for adoption at Decatur Orphans Home with H L Crumley contact.
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Kings
Decatur
H L Crumley
Oak St
Atlante
Errors in Cyclorama and Historic Accuracy Debate
Corvine Walker of Summerville contests July 23 Atlanta Constitution Cyclorama captions claiming three battle pictures are inaccurate. He cites the Hurt house, DeGress battery, and brigade movements, urging a correct portrayal and threatening legal review. He notes the Atlanta camp's investigation credited Manigault’s brigade with the DeGress battery capture. The missive ends urging truth and future corrected portrayals.
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Atlanta
W. T Moyers
Park Board
Hurt
Tate
Hurt House
Flunt House
DeGress
Ben
United Confederate Veterans
Rodgers
Forty-second Georgia
Maulgavit
Atlanta Constitution
Manigault
Tenth South Carolina Regiment
Corvine Walker
Summerville
Five Cornered Fight for a Virginia Office
Richmond August 3 Special The race for the Democratic nomination for attorney general in Virginia features five candidates Major William A Anderson Rockbridge Senator John L Jeffries Culpeper Captain R Parks Page Judge W Gordon Robertson Roanoke and Judge Samuel W Williams Wythe. All are lawyers with public experience. Jeffries has run a vigorous, year‑long campaign and Williams, Parks, Anderson, and Robertson bring Confederate service and prior office holdings to the contest. The field remains competitive as party leaders avoid regional stacking while pursuing the nomination on the first ballot.
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Richmond
Virginia
Honrd Montague
Colonsl
Joseph E .Willard
Wiliam A Anderson
Rockbridge
John L Jeffries
Culpeper
R. Parks
Page
W Gordon Robertson
Roanoke
Samuel W Wililame
Wythe
Anderson
Captain Parks
General Assembly
Robertson
Willams
Crcuit
Jeffries
Senate
Wiliams
Parks
Jackson
Major Anderson
Manassas
Swanson
Montague
Willard
Meutenarit
Guilea
Judge Wiliams
Activ
Judge Robertson
Echols
State Treasury Declines Redemption Of Spanish Milled Dollars
State Treasurer R E Park received a letter with an old Continental note reading Georgia 1716 entitling bearer to ten Spanish milled dollars, a request he cannot redeem. He explains civil war results and notes the currency has no value now, though it might have become a curiosity later.
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R E Park
Capitol
Holton
Georgia
Park
Congress
Georgs Houston
William Gibbons
Peter Bard
Willam Ewen
William Q. Bayard
Oakshade
Ala
State Treasury
Atlanta
AL M Michael
Cantaia Park
Captain Park
Lawson May Send Horses to the Atlanta Show
Boston magnate Thomas W Lawson may bring his best horses to the Atlanta show. Edward G. Lowry of the Southern Interstate Fair Association discussions with Lawson at Widford Rhode Island indicate strong interest. Local and eastern owners watch Atlanta plans as press reports praise last year’s success and anticipation grows.
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Thomas
Lawson
Atlanta
Independence
New York
Chicago
Martins
Marlborough Hotel Featured For Southern Visitors
South headed travelers and commercial men crowd New York's Marlborough on Broadway between 34th and 37th Streets. The hotel offers European and American plans and attracts the best class of southerners. Also notes a forthcoming “Series Story” next Tuesday and a forced sale home event at Edgewood la petite.
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South
New York
Marlborough
New York City
Broadway
Ath
37Th
Edgewood
Petite
Governor to name the arbitrat ors
State officials report failure to agree on valuations for the Macon street railroads and to choose an umpire. Governor will appoint two arbitrators to join the company appointee, with a decision expected later this month. A second case concerns the Georgia Florida and Alabama line valued by President Williams at 2600 per mile, with Wright seeking a higher figure and arbitration likely.
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Spencer R Atkinson
H E W Pal- Mer
W A Wright
Macon Street Railroad
Wright
Macon
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Tudge Atkinson
Judge Palmer
Metropolian Street Railroad
Macon Consolidated
Candler
Georgia Railroad
J P Willams
George
Florida
Alabama
Arlington
Bainbridge
Captain Wright
Williams
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R . Parks
William A Anderson
Luray
the Times
America
Popular Hotel
Ireland
Retribution
Hacon’s
Hardware Co
Anderson Hardware Go
Eece & Graves
In & Go
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Equitable
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John B Danel
Birmingham
Southernoay
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
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