Points for Merchants About Manchurian Trade
Washington reports that American merchants should seize the opening of Manchurian ports at Moukden and Antung, with consuls soon to be posted. The piece notes Russian and German wholesale dominance, risks of delays, river versus rail freight, and the expected surge of trade as Siberia develops. It advises sending agricultural and industrial machinery and textiles, and highlights language and logistics challenges in eastern Siberia and Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moukden
Antung
Department of Commerce and Terror
Siberia
China
Congress
Manchuria
Iiberia
Far East
Department of Commerce and Labor
Americana
Ates
Vladivostok
Chadarovsk
Far Eastern
Russia
Germany
Eest
America
Arthur
Danny
Port Arthur
Dalny Ir
Dalny
Trial opens in 815000 damage suit against Georgia Railway
The trial began yesterday before Judge A. E. Calhoun in the second division of the city court. H. M. Jackson sues for 815,000 damages alleging death while his grandfather, a streetcar fineman, was killed by a rotely wire at Fair and Forsyth. Attorneys Westmoreland Bros. for plaintiff and Rosser Brandon and B. J. Conyers for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
A. E. Calhoun
H. M. Jackson
KR. L. Jackson
Jackson
Street Railroad Company
Fair
Forsyth Streets
Westmore
Peck, Hammond & Smead Company
George Holiday
John Moody
Mary Holiday
H. M. Reid
Sying
Halliday
Forrest Avenue
Lieutenant Campbell Flake Killed by Treachery in Mindanao
Moros shot down Lieutenant Campbell Flake of the Twenty second Infantry while reconnoitering near Morto Cotta in Mindanao after entering under a truce for a parley. Private Foy accompanied him. Major Bullard negotiated and the Moros fled. Twenty Moros were reported killed in the ensuing assault with no further US losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moros
Campbell Flake
Twenty-second Infantry
Morro Costa
Hnes
Bullard
Cutta
Georgia Supreme Court Docket Summary January 26 1904
Georgia Supreme Court listings from the South ern Circuit show cases with parties such as Carter and Dorough versus L W Minton et al. Columbia Drug Company versus M Bb Goodman. Amanda Stephenson versus J N Warren. Georgia Northern Railway versus Hutchine and Jenkins. Georgia Southern and Florida Railway versus Young Investment Company. and others. Several cases are marked submitted or argued, detailing active docket activity on this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Southern Circuit
Carter & Dorough
L. W. Minton Et al
Curry, Arrington & Co
Columbia Drug Company
M Bb Goodman
Fannie Bhirling
H. Kennon
G&g Butler & Co
J. G. McCall
Horace Cox
J&b, Strickland Et al
Amanda Stephenson
J. N ‘Warren
Valdosta Guano Company
Mattie ‘Hart
Georgia Northern Railway Company
Hutchine & Jenkins
Georgia Southern
Florida Railway Company
Nervine Heart Cure Claims Strong Nerves Restore Health
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a true nerve tonic that nourishes the nervous system to prevent heart and nerve trouble. It cites a testimonial from Jenn B Avams of Jenn Ga praising improved nerves and appetite after using Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine, and notes the company offers free literature and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Nashua Bank Treasurer Held for Embezzling $80,000 to $100,000
John P. Goggin, treasurer of the Nashua Trust Company, was arrested in Nashua, New Hampshire, for embezzling an estimated $80,000 to $100,000. The bank remains open under state bank commissioners, with bonds set at $10,000. Officials described the loss as aid to a friend, not speculation. The institution shows assets around $1.2 million, with deposits near $1 million, and strong correspondents in Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua, N. H
John P. Goggin
Nashua Trust Company
State Bank
Gogein
Gogging
New Hampshire
Beaton
Lowell
Massachusetts
Trust Company
Fourth National Bank of Boston
New York City
Chase National Bank
Philadelphia
Corn Exchange Bank
Nashua Bank
Grand shows sparkle as Wilson sings for crowds at the theater
At the Grand last evening Al Wilson starred in A Prince of Tatters drawing praise for his singing and crowd-pleasing encore moments. The production repeats a prior Atlanta run with romantic drama, though critics note weak casting in female roles. The program promises more in two matinee showings and upcoming acts featuring Will Westminster Jubilee and Toreador performances with De Angelis company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Wison
Wilson
Atlanta
William H. Westminstrel
Chubert
Nixon
Zimmerman
Jefferson de Angellé Opera Company
Spain
Jefferson de Angelis
Edgar Norton
William Pullman
Margaret McKinney
Wiliam Blatsdell
Bertha Ricci
Norma Hell
Joan Dudley
Edne Burd
Rose Stevens
Stage melodrama thrills with duel and lions scene
In a melodrama Mr Hall appears in evening dress with a feather whip as two lions cage him. He recalls a faithless wife then dons his dead twin's identity to seek vengeance in a duel. The cast includes Misses Thel Fuller Mary Servoss and Clara Joel delivering strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Paris
Loraine
Thel Fuller
Mary Servoss
Clara Joel
Mine Workers and Negroes
Indianapolis January 25 The United Mine Workers discussed proposed amendments to the constitution. Few changes were adopted retaining dues rather than a stamp system. A resolution by colored delegates urging action against disenfranchising Negroes sparked a heated debate. a substitute to go on record against disenfranchising by race or past servitude was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers Today
National Executive Board
Notable Visitors Register at Kimball and Piedmont Hotels
A string of notable travelers including C C Adams vice president of the Postal Telegraph Company and M J O'Brien president of the Southern Express Company are registered at Atlanta hotels. Guests hail from Savannah Milledgeville Rome Cedartown Grand Rapids and Chattanooga among others with many spending the winter in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Adams
Postal Telegraph Company
Piedmont
New York
Miami
Flo
Allen
Tifton
Piedmonte
C. D. Jordan
Monticello
Kimball
C H Andrew
Nashville, Tenn
R. J. Reynolds
Savannah
Felty
M. J. O'Brien
The
Southern Express Company
E Stanton Bisa
Grand Rapids
City
Henry B. Breel
Central of Georgia Railroad
C .F Carey
Macon
J_T Turner
J T Turner
Eatonton
Joseph FE. Dent
Newnan
Evans
Sandersville
Hobo Queen Jessie Bone Promises to Abate Bone Dive
Jessie Bone, the Hobo Queen, vowed yesterday afternoon to close her corner dive at Decatur and Courtland streets to avoid a $500 fine and a month in the stockade. The chief of police and Recorder Groyles backed moves to end the Bone gang, with Bone fined $100.75 on promising to quit business and other members facing bonds or detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bone
Decatur and
Courtland Streets
Stockade iI
Bone
Jesse
Jessie
Hroyles
Julius Bone
Leo Bone
Cuff Brewer
J B Rubins
V. W. Dorsett
Charles James
Horace Harp
Pearl Brown
Emma Evans
Mamie Pattl
Myrtle Smith
Jessie Davis
Maggie Smith
Bessie Wallace
T. Ro Jones
Union Depot
Bone Place
Simpson
Cll
Brewer
Old Lady Bones
Julius
Julian Bone
Clift Brewer
Robins
Roy Kemmist
Ball
Chaingang
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Mutual Life
Richard A. McCurdy
Edden
Atlanta, Ga
Jos
Lady and Cook
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Nick Holmes
Homes
Chestnut
Carter
T. C Battle
J. J. Barge
Tom Slack
Courtland
Cam Streets
Slack
JR. Stamps
Mattie Vaughan
Recorder
No. 102
Biott Street
Charlie Jones
Jones
Robert Irwin
Mill Opera
Glenn Street
A.chale
Bean
Hale
J. L Carpenter
J A Grier
S C Crane
James Dean
Fred Branshaw
Dean
Jim Erwin
E H Debray
Hoan
Superior Court
Erwin
Charlie Hill
Wesley Gilbert
Patrollman G Ff Davis
Barclay & Brandon
Masons
Oakland
Davidson Dimino
Peachtree Street
Jong Ulness
Birmingham
Chamblee
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
St Mark Church
Annie Mayes Dow
G. N McDonnell
Cuba
Monterey
Mexico
Mixon
McDonnell
Friends of Foreign Missions
George R. Wendling
M M. Patterson
Charley Smith
M M Davis
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Wesley Memorial
H M. Hammell
Dowman
Missionary Institute
First Methodist Church
J. W. Lambert
Wallace Rogera
Atlanta and
West Point Road
College Park
J. P. Billups
A. m
Heynoldtown
A. Q. Turner
Folleemen Maddox
Cheshire
Poole
Heard
Will Lovejoy
Peoplestown
Pittsburg
F. Jackson
Cine
Harry Poole
Grip
Young Women’s Christian Association
Steiner Fisnery
J B Robbins
J. M. High Company
Desire
J B. Robbins
Joel Branham
Rome
Blue Ridge Mining Company
W. T Newman
Northern District of Georgia
Cartersville
J. M Knight
W. E Puchet
Newman
King, Spalding & Little, Attorheya
R P Bryan
Shanghai
Charles D Hill
Superior
Eqgir
LaGrange
Reuben R Arnold, Jr
Young Hilt
FLAKE
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Mies
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Bikbort, Ind
J. Goggin
Nashua
France
G.H. Mumm & Co
Madame Petit
Butte, Mont
Carnegie Hall
South
Bijou
Howard Hall
Rece
Mr. Hall
John H. Carter
Blue Ridge
G. W Brown
C. G Sauls
B. H Herdaway
William A. Little
Columbus
Richard N Lamar
Milledgeville
M. Joynar, Jr
W. A. Knowles
Kimbal
L R. Fay
Cedartown
J G Normen
Chattanooga
Warren Roberts
Chief of Police
Massengale Advertising Agency
Austell Bidg
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