Strikers Report No Disturbance in Macon Car Shops
In Macon Georgia on August 3 strikes among Central Railway car shop workers left no disruption. Guards kept peace as operations ran on, and few vacancies appeared. Many workers moved to other jobs with open fields, while pay demands were not pushed aggressively. Nyhan operates street cars and around forty quit, yet replacements were made and union activity remains uncertain. Captain Yates funeral details follow with military honors.
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Market mood weakens amid mixed industrial cues
Stocks showed softer momentum as traders cited market action over real business developments. The day featured a spotty rally in a few leaders like St Paul, but overall turnover waned and prices drifted, with government and cotton reports shaping sentiment and money markets steady to firmer.
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Bank Clearings for Week Ended August 2 1908
Brad Street's weekly table lists bank clearings for New York and 72 other cities for the week ended August 2 1908 with percent changes from the prior year. Canadian totals include seven cities. totals exclude items other than clearings.
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Trade sentiment lifts as crop and industry outlook improves
Bradstreet notes in advance of tomorrow issue that general sentiment is more optimistic with practical assurances of heavy crop yields. Iron and steel sectors show buoyancy with strong orders for fall and winter, despite not yet undertaking major repairs and producers resuming dividends on nominal stock, signaling a salutary effect.
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Interchangeable 1,000 Mile Tickets Sold
The Central of Georgia Railway announces interchangeable 1,000 mile tickets. The company now operates over 35,000 miles of railway and associated lines under manager Wi. H. Fogg of Atlanta Georgia.
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Cheyenne Indians to Perform at Macon Centennial Fair
Macon Georgia August 3 Officials of the Macon Fair Association are contacting J L Avant of Clinton Oklahoma to arrange a visit by about thirty Cheyenne Indians. The group will help recreate Fort Hawkins at the centennial fair in October and has agreed to come.
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Erwin Takes Vacation From Federal Court Duties
Deputy Clerk L. M. Erwin leaves this week for a month's vacation from official duties in the federal court. He will visit the old family home in South Carolina and spend time at Tallulah Falls. Members of his family will join the trip.
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Georgia Units Doomed for Chickamauga Maneuvers
Macon Georgia August 3 Special The Macon Volunteers Floyd Rifles and Macon Hussars with other out of town companies of the Second Georgia regiment depart tomorrow for Chickamauga for national maneuvers next week. Preparation is complete and the regiment will be well represented. Volunteers plan an outing after field tactics but all will return in time for elections.
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Military men plan Georgia state shoot in Macon
Macon officials prepare for a state shoot to select Georgia's team for the Seagirt national event. Local companies have held practice, with several crack riflemen expected to enter from those units.
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Wiley Visits Gainervills Gainesville Trip
Special report notes C M Wiley left for a visit to his family and friends in Gainesville. The trip from official duties will be brief. His family has spent the summer there.
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Sleepers to Valdosta via Atlanta and Macon routes
Through Pullman sleepers run from Atlanta to Valdosta Ga via Macon and Georgia Southern and Florida railway. Departs 9 16 p m from Atlanta and arrives 5 10 a m with passenger car stays until 7 30 am. Serves Quitman Thomasville Moultrie Galasper White Springs Lake City Palatka and Gainesville. Connections at Valdosta to south Georgia and Jacksonville. For info contact ticket agent U of Ga Ry Atlanta or Co B Rhodes G P A G Bande Ry Macon Ga Battery
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Survey starts on Washington and Hartwell railroad line
Elberton Ga August 3 Special corps of engineers with leading operators began a survey check from Elberton toward Washington and Hartwell railroad station noting the line will cross the Broad River at Bel Ter e and indicating no doubt remains about the building of the road with Promviters expressing plans for completion.
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