Georgia Govirnor Reveals Letters on Atlanta Union Depot
Governor Candler publishes correspondence with Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway, detailing debates over a new union station on Georgia’s Atlanta property. Spencer objects to plans without plans and costs, while Candler defends the state’s act and urges mutual cooperation to protect the property's value and rail interests.
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Candler
Samuel Spencer
Southern
Atlanta
Spencer
Union
Seriatim
Arswerlag Eich
State of Georgia
Patton
Chattanocos Tm
Governor Candler
Bradford L. Gultait
Charleston
Adler & Cauther
Chicago
Ills
Theo C. Link
St Louis
Grant Wittas
Thomas H. Morgan
Frank P. Milburn
Columbia
D. C
H. M. Smith
Rome
Southern Railway Company
Central of Georgia
Pregiment Spencer
Union Station
Georga
New York
G. ¥. Gress
Joint Depot Committee
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
Atlaste
D. Candler
Spenear
Souther Raundy Company
A. D. Candler
Gemma
Southam Hallyey Company
Western and Atlante Railroad
Weastern and Atlantic
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Western and Atlantic
Code Spencer
Broadway
Siri
G. V. Gress
The
Atlanéa
Rairoads
Zagoads
Hamilton McWherter
Whitehall Street
Union Assenger
Sta Hon
Westeran and
Atlantic Rairoad
Atate
Commission
Panera
Fam
Yaolue
Important decision on registration for special elections
Attorney General Wright ruled that registrars must include both the off year list of registrants and those registered in the election year for any special election before the general election. He noted a defect in law and urged amendment, but affirmed voters registered in the off year have a right to participate. The ruling affects how lists are furnished to registrars for such elections.
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Sofkin ‘Wright
Lst
Wright
M A. Pope
Wilkes County
Pope
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Theawrenceville News-Herald
Canton
J. M. Terrell
Tully
Sam Jones
Dupont Guerry
Ehereuhen
Allowas
Guerry & Hall
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company
Notics
John 1
Hall
Guerry
Conference Letter on Georgia Rail Contracts and Unionization
Governor A B D Candler writes to rail executives offering terms of the Georgia act and inviting a conference to finalize details. A telegram from J S Sprince suggests personal meetings in Atlanta to promote full understanding. A statewide conference with railroads and lawmakers was held to discuss unionization and depot arrangements.
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Atlanta
Candler
General Assembly
Daily Press
He Kept His Leg After Illness and Remedies
Twelve years ago J W Sullivan of Hartford Conn scratched his leg with a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood poisoning followed for two years. Doctors urged amputation but a bottle of Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Electric Bitters claims to treat eruptions eczema tetter salt rheum sores and blood disorders with satisfaction guaranteed by druggists.
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J. W. Sullivan
Hartford
Cond
Bea
Earth
Seaboard Special Dinner Fare and Mileage Ticket Offer
To the public a Seaboard Air Line Railway offer details a special dinner rate of two cents per mile between Richmond, Portsmouth, Wilmington and Charlotte. En route travelers may buy a two thousand mile ticket valid to Baltimore via Norfolk and Bay Line. For information contact Harry EK. Krouse at the Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga.
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Potomac
Richmond
Portsmouth
Wilmiston
Charlotte
Rouse
Christian
Gener
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Baltimore
Norfolk and Bay Line
Harry EK. Krouse
C. P
T. A. No
Kimball House
Atlenta
Saul Bros Expo Boosts Eastward Trade Reach
J Saul & Co expands from a small retail shop to one of the largest wholesale and retail stores in the south. A New York factory produces all clothing under firm supervision, allowing very low prices. The rise in success signals solid value and growth in their business.
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J. Saul
East Buvineering
J. Raul & Co
New York
Trade Situation Reflects Midwinter Economic Pressure
New York report notes cold conditions dampening mercantile activity and merchandise movement. Rising prices for eggs butter and cheese contrast with steady carriage, strong export inquiry for wheat, and active iron and steel markets with higher prices and large bookings for fall wear. Wheat and woolen goods demand remains robust while shoe shipments lag slightly. Business failures rise modestly. Canadian fires and weekly figures show mixed gains and declines.
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New York
Bradetreet’s
Jorbers
Intercat
United States
Dun and R G Dunn Review on Atlantic trade and market trends
New York reports a storm dampening activity along the Atlantic coast with uneven weather affecting demand. Perishables rise in price while staples trend upward. rail and iron product markets show pressure. Bank exchanges up outside New York, while the stock market slows. Shipping and structural materials remain in high demand. cotton goods and wool markets hold, with cautious buyer sentiment in Boston footwear.
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New York
R G. Dun
Rallyway
Totel
Homeass
Soston
China
Webreis
Taito
Canada
Economic movement and stock figures across 19th century trade data
A dense report tracks weekly and year to date figures for imports, exports, and inland stock across United States ports, northern mills, and Canada. It notes 98,000, 151,000, and 414,000 level-year comparisons, with totals toward a 1899 baseline and 1869-like benchmarks, plus domestic and foreign mill takings and overland movements. The article also weaves in a personal interlude where Grandot Hollis discusses historical dates and a family centennial linkage.
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United States
Mitsladiogi
Ohio
Potomac
Mills
Canada
North
Seaboard
Routhern
Grandot Hollis
Philadelphia
Robert
Hollis
Robin
Assistance Memory Fragment in Meats Companion Note
A fragmentary notebook entry shows garbled dialogue about memory aids and a quoted line from a person named Ny. Rehert addressing a grandmother figure. The text reads as overwritten and nonsensical, with unclear context or event.
The Ivory Market England Supply Declines Amid War Worries
London reports ivory imports fell to 262 tons last year from 272 tons prior, with annual average around 22%. Higher prices persist as demand stays firm, while West Africa supplies rise or fall. experts fear further depletion of elephant stocks.
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England
London News
Bard Halls
Africa
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