Kindling Wood Trust To Be Investigated
New York August 2 The government plans action against forty defendants tied to a Kindling Wood trust said to control a business worth over 5900000 annually An official from the department of justice announced the federal grand jury began an investigation and the action will be decided in Washington The big in country sale of kindling wood supports tens of millions of bundles yearly The second item notes the Canadian Methodist conference voting to unite Methodists Presbyterians and Congregationalists in the Dominion into a Union Church sought by the two churches.
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New York
Kindling Wood Trust
Department of Jira
Knien
Federal Guard Jiry
Washington
Eitira
the Union Church
Victoria Brition Columbia
Methodists Presbyterians
Congregationalists
Domiinion Ma
Union Church
Railroad bonds fund Somerset extension claimed in Stearns report
A Stearns company report from Stearns, about thirty miles south of here, claims 1.59 million dollars in bonds sold to extend its Kentucky and Tennessee railroad toward the Tennessee Central. The plan would link the Tennessee Central to Somerset and, with Corbin to Somerset, create a full-length route through Pulaski County with intersections at Lauiat and Nashville.
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Somerset
Stearns
Here
Stearns Company
Kentucky and Fennense
Tennessee Central
Corbin
Pulaski County
Lauiavit
Nashville
Malvern Hill for Recorder Announcement
Malvern Hill enters the race for recorder with pledges to fair sentencing and even bonds in state cases. Names listed include Mr His, Judge Nash Ro Broyles, George E Johnson, and Thomas H Goodwin as contenders.
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Malvern Hill
Bya Anname Monk
Eis
Nash Ro Broyles
George E Johnsun
Thomas H. Goodwin
Mayor Gaynor Deluged With Odd Requests At Hospital
In New York August 27 a stream of peculiar letters and petitions arrived for Mayor Gaynor while he stayed at St Marys Hospital Hoboken Secretary Adamson sorted them. One petitioner presented a pamphlet advocating abolition of certain meat experiments and begged the mayor to endorse the treatise. A cor palent man and Mrs Guerler Arent are mentioned in the dispatch with remarks on the mayoral attention and the petitioner’s hopes.
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New York
Semr
Gaynors
St Marys Hospital
Hoboken
Aluca
Adamson
Willem J Gaynor
Robert Sangtovannel
Work Starts on DeKalb Road Linking Atlanta and Decatur
Atlanta has arranged to complete the DeKalb avenue road to the city limits. Commissioner R J Bree man oversees forty convicts in DeKalb county. Freeman, reelected over I M Nash, pledges a finish by year end. The project spans from Decatur to Atlanta, with Kirkwood and Decatur cooperation. Freeman cites Peachree Road as a model and promises one of the nation’s finest roads, funded by DeKalb county taxes.
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Freeman
DeKalb Avenue
Decatur
DeKalb County
R. J Breeman
Laat
I M Nash
Belog
DeKalb Avenus
Kirkwood
DeKalb
Peachree
Bulding
Thas
DeKalb Tis
Nash
Port Rate Reduction in Georgia Politics as New Governor Elected
The piece analyzes whether Hoke Smith’s election as Georgia governor will push port rate reductions again. It notes Smith’s prior campaigns for port rate cuts, the 1908- era commission changes, and the potential influence of James A Perry on the board’s stance. It discusses whether the new commission and governor will pursue eliminating certain discriminations through port rate cuts.
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James Perry
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Brown
Commission
SC McLendon
McLandons
Railroad Commission
Stevens
McLendon
Candler
Hiltyer
Gray
Browu
Joseph Gray
Savannah
Vr Mclendon
O B Stevens
James A Perry
Perry
Berry
Ferry Canter
Hillyer
Parry Stevens
Stevens Tearm
Atlanta's First Bale of Cotton for Sale Monday
The first bale of the season, raised by John Haygood of Monroe County, will be sold Monday at 11 o clock in Atlanta at the Marietta and Broad streets corner opposite the chamber of commerce. It was shipped by J J Wooten to Inman and Akers and bidding is expected to be spirited as buyers seek the distinction of owning the famous bale.
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Atlanta
John Haygood
Monroe County
Marietta
Broad Streets
Chamber of Commerce
J J Wooten
Inman & Akers
National forests proclaimed great public playgrounds
Washington August 27 The forest service bulletin reports national forests are becoming large playgrounds for the public with nearly 500000 people seeking recreation before the season ends. Outdoor use varied by region from two months in Colorado to a year in Alaska. The Pike forest, home to Pike's Peak, is the most popular. In Poughkeepsie Theodore Churchill, 57, walked asleep from a train and died hours later at Vassar Hospital.
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Washington
Forest Service
Colorado
Alaska
Pike
Pike's Peak
Poughkeepsie NY
Theodore Churchill
New York Central
Vassar
Tributes to the memory of Dr Abner W Calhoun
Tributes to the memory of Dr Abner W Calhoun unanimous by the Third National Bank board praise his rare medical genius, business ability, kindness, and public service. They recall his cataract work, charity acts, and lasting Atlanta legacy with vivid anecdotes and a noted silver chalice keepsake.
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Abner W. Calhoun
Third National Bank
Abner Welborn
Callonn
United States
Abi Iy
Abner Welborn Calhoun
Atlanta
Sean
Frank Hawkins Hoy Mctord
Joseph A McLord
Dr Calhouna
RA Hemphill
Raise
J W Calhoun
Calhoun
Anguda
Falhoun
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