Cincinnati Party Boys Take Control Of Columbus Plant
Columbus Ga December 4 Specul John F Weathers long time Columbus Show Case Company stock holder and president transfers control to W J Harvey of Cincinnati Ohio who will manage the plant. Investment from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh capital planned with a three story building 600 by 30 feet to expand the already large plant. Weathers recently sold his Columbus Furniture and Fixture Co stock to devote full time to Nevada mining interests and projects profits near 100000 expected from continued manufacturing in Columbus.
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Cimetinnati Party Boys
Columbus
Jdhn F. Weathers
Columbus Show Case Company
Hee Golahia
W. J. Harvey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pitteburg
Weathers Hasen
Mrr
Weathers
Columbus Furniture and Fixture Company
Nevada
Alabama Grand Lodge Elects Officers in Montgomery
The Alabama Grand Lodge of Masons elected officers before adjournment in Montgomery. Named: Hugh B. Mallory of Selma as Grand Master, Lawrence H. Lea of Montgomery as deputy grand master, Daniel A. Green of Birmingham as senior grand warden, Henry G. Miller of Birmingham as junior grand warden, William H. Dingisy of Montgomery as grand treasurer, George A. Beauchamp of Montgomery as grand secretary, William C. Bledsoe of Lafayette as grand chaplain, David McIver of Montgomery as grand marshal, Joseph H. Edwards of Wyalus as senior grand deacon, Thomas G. Bush Jr. of Trenton as junior grand deacon, Elliott G. Richardy of Mobile as senior grand steward, James Alex Moore of Montevallo as junior grand steward, Charles J. Walker of...
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Rush
DU. Mallory
Alabama Masons
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Grand Lodge of Masons
Hugh &. D. Mallory
Selma
Lawrence H. Lea
Daniel A. Green
Birmingham
Henry G. Miller
William H. Dingisy
George A. Beauchamp
William C. Bledsoe
Lafayette
David McIver
Joseph H. Edwards
Wylass
Thomas G. Bush, Jr
Trenton
Elliott G. Richardy
Mobile
James Alex Moore
Montevallo
Charles J. . Walker
Death Comes to Havemeyer Leader of Sugar Trust
Henry Osborn Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Company died at Merrivale Stock Farm Commack of heart failure after Thanksgiving hunting trip. Born 1847 New York he led the sugar industry with brother Theodore and survived by wife Louise Elder and four children. The death ends a career marked by wealth and public legal battles.
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New York
Henry Osbhorne Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Merrivale Stock Farm
Commack
L. L
Afrs
Havemeyer
Horace
Electra
Dr. L
W. H. Ross
Frederick Christian Mavemeyer
Theodore A. Havemeyer
H. O. Havemeyer
United States Senate Committee
Louise W. Elder
Agreement Wished to Maintain Tobacco Price Schedules
New York December 4 United States case against American Tobacco Company hears Calen Dula vice president says an iron clad price schedule by all jobbers would benefit consumers manufacturers and jobbers He notes no allowances for plug tobacco and that discounts range seven percent general eight percent in New England plus usual cash discounts
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AHL Tobacco
New York
Calen
Dula
American Tobacco Company
United States
Tula
Plug Tobacco
New England
Mrs Hart Dies at Columbus Related to Prominent Georgians
Mrs Lucy Bentley Hart, aged 62, widow of Union Point General W T Hart, died after a short illness at her daughter Mrs Lucius H Chappell's home in Columbus. Survived by two sons H B Hart and W J Hart and three daughters Mrs W B Tate Mrs J H Sibley and Mrs Chappell. Sister-in-law of Attorney General John C Hart and James F Hart. Engineers Elect Officers in Macon as Simpson division No 210 picks D M Moore as chief engineer and others. next convention planned in Columbus Ohio. Coffee advised against as a diuretic and health tip promotes Postum instead. There is a reason.
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Columbus
Lucy Bentley Hart
W. T. Hart
Union Point
Penumonia
Lucius H. Chappell
H. B. Hart
W. J. Hart
W. B. Tate
Tate, Ga
H. Sibley
Mra
Chappell
John C. Hart
James F. Hart
Athens
Jennie Hart Sibley
Macon
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Simpson Division
D. M. Moore
C. R R. Swint
J. M. Holloway
J. L. Fickling
E. D. Williams
W. H. Strickland
Egineer
T. G. Brown
Hatcher Explains Why He Won't Run For Macon Recorder
Sidney W. Hatcher, the first to announce for Macon recorder, issued a card explaining he is no longer a candidate since last week’s caucus nominating Julian Urquhart by the new council. He says he voted for John T. Moore and that to the victor belongs the spoils, withdrawing with remarks praising Judge Miller and noting his respect for Moore supporters. He claims he sought no office to trouble the Miller administration and has moved on.
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Macon
Sidney W. Hatcher
Recorder of the Ely
Julian Urquhart
John T. Moore
Miller
Pense & Fooman
Hig Steel
Moore
Ten Year Sentence In Milledgeville Case
John Pharr, a Negro, was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary by Judge W H Felton in Macon Georgia for snatching the purse of Miss Julia Burnett of Milledgeville at the union station several weeks ago. President Roosevelt ordered federal troops held in readiness to aid in restoring order at Goldfield Nevada after Governor Sparks reported minors in revolt and riot. Nevada lacking a state militia.
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Milledgeville
Macon
Julia Burnett
Union Station
John Pharr
W. H. Felton
Nevada
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Goldfield
Sparks
Annual Debate at Mercer Centralization Topic
In Macon Georgia on December 4 the Mercer annual farl term debate will be held Friday evening in the college chapel. Phi Delta and Ciceronean Literary Societies argue the centralization of the American government with A A Lummis of McDonough and E P Mosley of Rockmart for the Ciceros, W P Wright of Macon and J C Estes of Covington for Phi Delta. The judges are E Mallory Charles Hall and Rev D N McLaughlin.
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Phi Delta
Ciceronean Societica
Macon
Mercer
College Chapel
Phi Delta and
Ciceronean
A. A. Lummis
McDonough
E P. Mosley
Rockmart
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Standard Oil Company
the Saturday Evening Post
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Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Penna
King
Venice
Hopra
Alabama
Grand Lodge
Hart
Panama
Henriettas, Tamise
Voiles
Hatcher
CARD
Frisca
New Orleans
A. Je Davideau
Orleans
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