Duties Restored To Outant General In Georgia
Governor’s order restores all duties to the adjutant general as prescribed by law. Inspector General Obear loses duties from the January 1901 changes, to be engaged only by executive order and paid per day for inspections. Robertson issues the directive from Atlanta dated January 14, 1902.
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J. W. Hobertson
Adjutant General
Lne
Candler
W. G. Obear
State of Georgia
Atlanta
James W. Robertson
United States
Obearig
Savannah
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Satisfied User
A testimonial touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the only genuine product for piles and wounds. A St Paul Ark man recounts long suffering from protruding piles before finding lasting relief. Includes brief notes on Florida climate and Atlanta Pullman service details.
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DeWitt
J. #. Gerall
St. Paul
Ark
Van Winkle Receives Handled Loving Cup From Employees
Ar gE Van Winkle president of E Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works was surprised yesterday when shop employees presented him with a handsome engraved loving cup after he returned from a long trip. J A McLeod delivered a short suitable speech before the presentation and Van Winkle thanked the workers wishing joy and prosperity.
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E. van Winkle Gin and Machine Works
Ar. Ge
Mr. van Winkle
Hawkes spectacles in Buford offered by Shadburn Bregdon
Buford merchants Shadburn and Bregdon secure exclusive control of Hawkes spectacles and eyeglasses. The Chicago and Florida Limited announces a new fast vestibuled dining car train on the Central of Georgia Railway. Leaves Atlanta daily at 9:00 am, reaches Jacksonville by 7:50 pm, St. Augustine by 9:00 pm, and Thomasville by 5:30 pm. Train features Pullman sleepers, dining cars, and day coaches. For further information apply in Atlanta or W H Fogg traveling passenger agent.
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Messrs
Shadburn & Bregdon
Chicago and Florida Limited
Central of Georgian Railway
Atlanta
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Thomasville
Pullman
Walist
W. H. Fogg
Central OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Savannah
Savanna
Paperle
Stonesboro
St Augustine
Macon
Hapeville
Apeville
Acon
Hapavills
Jones
Auian Ntine
Savennah
Dontsboro
Rapevill
Hapevill
Fapevill
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Norfolk
Clinton
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Conyers
Lithonia
Covington
Aurus Coners
Paucuata
Atlanta and
West Point
Montgomery
Belmb
wBelmne
Sfeima
LaGrani
Palmetto
Opa Palmetto
LaGrange
Ambacca Atlanta
Knoxville
Northern
W. Gna A. RB. Ac
Marietta
Atlasta
Avani Rein
Rail consolidation talks and railway activity across the South
Reports from multiple cities on the Plant system and Southern consolidation rumors. Officials deny formal merger, but patrons note growing cooperation and through trains. The piece cites St Paul speculation on five consolidated lines forming United States Security Company, with railroads like Plant, Atlantic Coast Line, Southern Pacific and others involved. It also covers The January Railway Guide postage ruling, theft of Southern tickets, and new appointments and services in Florida and Georgia.
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Southern
traina #re
Atlanta
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
St. Paul
Minn
J. J. Hin
New York
Hull- Morgan
Northern Securities Company
Central Securities Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Vanderbit
Union Pacific
Southeastern Securities Company
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Southwestern Securities Company
Gould
Southern Pacific
Atchison
United States Security Company
United States Securities Company
Post Office Department
Guide
Railways of
Tampa
Fla
Southeastern Freight Association
Tampa Bay Hotel
Todday
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
S. F. Parrott
William Magill
The
Southern Railway
J. M. Culp
T. M
National Banks Elect Directors in Atlanta
Atlanta stockholders at the five national banks met for annual meetings and elected boards. The Atlanta National Bank reelected its old directors and declared its usual dividend. The Third National Bank reported a 4 percent dividend and added 25,000 to surplus to reach 100,000. The Fourth National Bank issued 5 percent dividends and boosted surplus to 127,040 with over 600,000 in deposits gain. The Lowry National Bank declared 8 percent and raised surplus by 20,000. Directors were reelected at each bank, and the Capital City bank officials could not be reached.
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Atlanta
Atlanta National Bank
Follosa
James Swann
Paul Romare
Charles &. Curner
M. Inman
A. @. Thornton
H. T. Inman
Third National Bank
Frank Hawkins
H. M. Atkinson
H. Y. McCord
J. Carroll Payne
B. Rosser
A. W. Calhoun
John W. Grant
Fourth National Bank
Fourth National
W. P. Inman
E. ©. Peters
James R. Grey
J. D. Turner
John A. Miller
Joseph Hirsch
George W. Blabon
Philadelphia
Harry Stockdell
J. W. English
Lowry National Bank
Thomas Agleston
John Oliver
R. J. Lowry
T. D. Meador
W. G. Raoul
J. T. Orme
Capital City Bank
Habeas challenge to recorder power over city violations
In Savannah a habeas corpus plea seeks release of Savannah Newton and her husband from the Tower after they were bound over on a charge of receiving stolen goods tied to a chicken theft case. They argue the recorder lacked authority to try alleged disorderly conduct and that the case was not a valid city ordinance matter. Judge Lumpkin set the hearing for the 17th at 8:30 p.m.
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Savannah Newton
Broyles
Crane
Newton
Eourt
Lumpkin
J.J. Feainer
W.B. New
Southern Railway Company
A. HE. Calhoun
Ely
New
Southern Road
Arnold & Arnold
Porsey, Brewster & Howell
H. M. Reid
Josie Garrison
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Née Isband
Wentmoreland Bros
Walter Andrews
Hugh Dorsey
Arthur Fleyman
M. F. Johns
A. L. Johns
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Johns
Latham & Craw ‘Ford
Market Review Signals Mixed Overseas Pressure
The market review discusses stock losses from foreign demand shocks and a possible food rally, noting a heavy Phillips selling wave, later partial recovery, and renewed shipping demand potential. It covers grain, coffee, sugar, and fruit markets with references to Liverpool, New York, and New Orleans quotings, plus a notable error impact from a prominent trader’s failure.
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Phillips
Oate
Patten
New York
Terra
Rio
Cordova
Mold AG
New Orleans
Avitable Supply Changes Reported in New York January
Telegraphic updates show changes in available supplies from the previous sector. Wheat supplies United States and Canada east of the Rockies decrease 1,326,000 bushels afloat for Europe with 800,000 more. Total supply falls 528,000 bushels. Corn supplies United States and Canada east of the Rockies rise 72,000 bushels.
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New York
P.ci Caine
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Europe
United Stateas
Multiple Commodity Prices and Market Notes Across Cities
Grain and feed items including cotton seed meal Hudnut’s grit and hay prices listed for Atlanta. Wheat oats and corn futures movements described from New York and Chicago with varied gains and losses. Meat markets report pork lard and bacon prices in Cincinnati New York and Atlanta with standard bundled totals and refinements.
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Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mo. Le Moshe & Sons Eye Glass Makers
A fragment notes Mo. Le Moshe and Sons specialty 19 making fine eyeglasses per oculists. The line hints at their standing and craft, but details remain incomplete and unclear.
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le Moshe & Sons
Buford Georgia Eyewear and Trains Amid Gambling War
Messrs Shadburn and Brogdon offer Hawkes spectacles and Buford eyewear. Southern's Chicago and Florida Special departs Atlanta daily except Monday at 10 49 a m arrives Jacksonville 8 20 p m St Augustine 9 20 p m. Assistant Attorney General Byron Pope declares war on slot machines indictments expected by a seated grand jury. Many machines operate locally. Chicago and World Special touted as fastest train.
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Southern
Chicago
Florida
Atlanta
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Chattanooga
Tenn
Byron Pope Haz
Grand
Weather Notes and Family Customs From Old Papers
Modernizing St. Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes George and Ike debating family traditions and a plan to phone his father from Pittsburgh over long distance. Baltimore American recalls a restaurant exchange about pie crust resembling a mother’s recipe. The snippets reflect regional newspaper voice and retro cultural cues.
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St. Cleveland Plain Dealer
George Dean
Papa'e Congent
George
Pittsburg
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