Market Buoyancy Lifts Harriman Issues and Rail Stocks
New York, August 27. A heavy covering move and short covering lifted prices across the board with Harriman holdings leading gains. Reading, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific advanced to multi month highs while discussions of higher dividends and better July earnings buoyed sentiment. Bond demand remained robust as Atchison bonds sold well and money markets showed freer offerings amid flood news and European activity.
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Southern Pacific
Atchison
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Carolinas
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Foreign Exchange
Testato
Canada
Bank of England
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Stoss
STORS
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Southern Railway
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Bank of France
Chicago
Northwest
Ste Lnne
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nara
Tainty Mbaral
Minneapolis
da- Math
Cincinnati
Export demand shifts in cropland products market
Export demand remained weak with prices for Peleca and related grains showing minimal gains and losses. Markets noted one-quarter to three-eighths cent higher for certain items, while others slipped by one-eighth to one-quarter cent.
No More Room at the Georgia Normal Institute
Milledgeville August 27 State president M M Parks announces all vacancies filled by July 41 with over 300 applications declined for lack of space. Dormitories and recitation halls full. Lamar Hall, added for 130 more, filled. No student should arrive without formal admission certificate signed by the president. The dormitory and campus are at capacity amid high demand and admissions are closed.
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M. M. Parks
Georgia Normal Institute
Milledgeville
Lamar Hall
Sumter Democrats to Form Organization
American citizens in Americus, Georgia, plan to organize a Democratic club to stay active through the upcoming campaign. The event occurs as the Republican district committee meets in Americus to nominate a candidate for Congress, with 1500 colored voters already registered and white registration set to begin. Enthusiasm is high for the campaign group despite potential vigilance.
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Aisented
Americus
Republican Committee
Third Congressional District
Americas
Congress
Sumter
Democratic Campaign Club
Eyes Guided by Expert Care by A K Hawker Co Opticians
A K Hawker Co Opticians advertise eye care and glasses with methods to prevent future vision loss. The note mentions locations at Whitehall Street and Peach Tree Candier Building in Atlanta area.
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Delta Chemical Co
Louis Kaas
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy
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A K
Hawker Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Peachtree
Lumpkin Enters Race for Pension Commissioner Post
Captain T. J. Lumpkin of Dade County, a noted Confederate veteran, announced his candidacy for the elected pension commissioner under the recently enacted general assembly act. He is a native Georgian seeking the public post.
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Dade County
General Assembly
Lumpkin
Confederate Veteran Hampkin Seeks Pension Commissioner Nomination
The narrative traces Hampkin’s Civil War service from Alabama units through the Seventh Alabama and Forty-eighth Alabama, noting wounds at Sharpsburg and extensive Virginia campaigns. After the war he pursued medicine briefly, then law, farming, and served in the general assembly 1884-1886. He argues a Confederate veteran should hold the pension commissioner post and says he expects strong support for a likely campaign.
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Alabama
John B. Gordon
Leutenant
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Sharpsburg
Golightly
Hampkin
Virginia
Tater Lin
General Assembly
Court filings seek to form two new companies in 1908
In a pair of petitions filed yesterday, Hog DeGive and Jake Wella seek incorporation as Empire Amusement Company with $1,000 paid in and option to rise to $25,000, while J T Purcell moves to restrain peers from liquidating Purcell and Collins assets at the Peerless Family Wash Laundry on Marietta Street and to appoint a receiver. A judge granted restraining orders amid the dispute. Separately, Dr E Griffiths Gate City Dental Rooms seeks incorporation with capital stock of $10,000 and authority to increase to $30,000.
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Jake Wella
A. Batchelor
Superior Court
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Peerlesn Family
Marietta Street
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Purcell & Smith Fimos
White
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Tulge W. D. Bhiler
Civil Diviaton
Collins and iLorton Toom
Purcell
Vr. KG. Griffin
Shephard Griffin
Konix & Austin
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Fulton County
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Atlanta
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Fraser Street
Ko McDonald
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Vaplol Avenue
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Capitol Square
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Wall Street
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Knockett Down and Robbed on Fifth Street Bridge
East Macon resident Ben Bowden was knocked down and robbed of a small sum on the Fifth Street bridge late last night. He required hospital treatment after a rear attack from behind. Police are pursuing the case but have not yet made an arrest.
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Pee Ben Bowden
Fifth Street
City Hospital
Caag
Roberts Declines Run for City Council in Fifth Ward
J Ben Roberts states he will not seek the fifth ward council seat though honored by supporters. In Macon Georgia August 27 a special dispatch notes Vineville annexation votes may be funded by city treasury, easing taxpayer burden. The election call is expected soon with Judge Felton to oversee proceedings.
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J.H. Ie
Vinesville
Felton
Vineville E Lh
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