Nashville to Chicago and New York Train Schedule Snippet
Partial timetable item lists departures and arrivals among cities including Nashville Chicago and New York with times such as 1:10 am and 11:43 am. It mentions southern routes and daily service while noting central time adjustments and various connections in the era.
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Nashville
Chicago
Neshvillé
Neshville
Nasaviti
Rome
Schatten
Macon
Jackeonvilis
Largest IPC reparations settlement approves 165000 grant
Washington January 28. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 165000 settlement in satisfaction of claims over unreasonable lumber rates charged by Southern mills across 126 cases and eleven railroads. The accord covers about one third of pending claims and requires a detailed distribution statement.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wea
Southern Mills
Idina
United Sates Supreme Court
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Leapard Air Line
Central of Georgia
Georgia Southern
Florida
Macon
Birmingham
New Orleana
Texas Pacific
Mobile
Ohio
Ilinois Central
Loneville
Teauire
Joy Work and the Other Klans On Morning Streets
A fragmentary ad style piece extols Grape-Nuts cereal as a daily boon linking work energy to health. It urges readers to try Grape-Nuts with testimonials and promises heightened vigor for those at work, claiming the product supports “joy” in daily labor and cites a slogan “The Road to Eye In every package.”
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Ptapte
Reelect Johnston to Seek 2500 for 80 Dollar Monthly Pay
City council reelection plans include a request of 2500 to raise teachers' minimum monthly pay to 80 dollars. Board actions cover reestablishment of teacher corps, school expansions, and new positions. Next council meeting will consider the salary increase and education plans amid funding constraints.
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Johnston
Council
Board of Education
Associated Charities
Baand
Associated Charition Movement
Luther
Homer
Borth
Corps
Tawchere
Coancilan
Steve R. Johnston
P. Burns
J. R. Smith
Come Att
Juvenile Association Secures Donations for State Reformatory
The Juvenile Protective Association in Jackson County Georgia reports growing funds for the proposed State Reformatory. Treasurer W R Hemmon notes 3280, with L C Mandeville of Carrollton donating one fourth. An upcoming lecture on Robert E Lee the Idol of the South by George R Wendling is set for February 6 at 1:15 pm at the Baptist Tabernacle. Tickets are sold at numerous banks and drugstores across Atlanta and nearby cities, with a goal of about two thousand tickets at fifty cents each. Judge Best Arrives Rankin Detg Co Disiri
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Juvenils Protective Association
Jackson
County
Georgia
Treenarer
W. R. Hem
L. C. Mandeville
Carrollton
Robert E. Lee
George R. Wendling
Heropxios
South Forsyth
Cadillac
Atlanta
Lowe
Tim
Ime- Timea
Bae Foud
Supreme Court GA Case Fragments 1586 to 1870
Fragmentary docket items list cases in the Supreme Court of Georgia from 1586 to 1870. Names include Oliver Cumpsoy, Hutchinses, Mapp, Chivers, Turner, Cary, Wollt, and others with origins in Bulloth, Greene, Megehiog, Mancook, Sumer and more. Entries note withdrawals and arguments.
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Oliver Cumpsoy
Nith
Bulloth
Mass
Se Beset
Hutchinses
Whices
Sxpram
W. PB
Mapp
Greene
John A, Smith
W. HK
Chivers
Megehiog
Ed Wollt
Jacob Turner
Tong v
Cary
Mancook
WhDdra
Tilmote Idfe Insurance Company
Ide McKay
Sumer
Americus Cadet Company Organized in Americus Ga
Students of the third agricultural college in Americus organize a cadet company of thirty men. Captain Homer Frank commands the unit and a requisition for firearms will be submitted as the corps is placed on a bulletin board for potential duties.
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Americus
Jamiarr
Aletrict Agricultural College
Homer Frank
Major George Bailey Is Ordered to Atlanta
Major George G. Bailey, quartermaster, has been relieved from duty in the office of the quartermaster general in Washington and ordered to proceed to Atlanta for duty as chief quartermaster to relieve Lieutenant Colonel Memual R. Jones in the Department of the Gulf.
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George G. Bailey
Washington
Atlanta
Tepartment of the Gulf
Memual R. Jones
Captain Salas Carried to Johns Hopkins for Treatment
Captain L Salas, long a prominent local lawyer and mayor of the city, was transported to Johns Hopkins Institute in Baltimore for treatment after several months of poor health. He is accompanied by his wife and is described as in better condition following the move.
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Seales Very
Waynebors
L. Salas
Johns Hopkins Institute
Baltimore
Divorces in Georgia and effects on families analyzed
A historical discussion outlines divorce dynamics in Georgia, noting that mothers retain custody and push for divorce more often, while fathers show reluctance. It cites statistics on divorce with children, grounds such as neglect and cruelty, and how rates vary by state, with western states and Texas showing high figures. The piece also surveys factors like population, religion, and law, and reports on Atlanta auto show planning with strong dealer support across the city.
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of Utan
Oaly
Tediene
South Dakota
North Dakota
Indiana
Mississippi
Texas
Arhancas
Washington
Montana
Colorado
Franklin
Atlanta
Forsyth Street
Alexander Sewald
Alexander
Pronser
G. W. Hanson
Edgewood Avenue
Jerome Moves Against The World In Libel Suit
New York January 28 uncertainty over action on the District Attorney Jerome Weitbridge libel suit against The New York World. Reports say Douglas Robinson brother in law to the president signed an affidavit signaling Jerome’s acceptance of Jerome’s proposal to act as a complainant before a New York County grand jury to pursue the case.
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New York
Jerome
Isue
New York World
Bin
Dougina Robinsen
Robinson
Compromise Reached in Brownsville Case
Washington reports a compromise to end the Brownsville affair with a new Foraker bill creating an army board of five officers to review discharged soldiers seeking reenlistment. President would name board members, with Senate consent, effectively giving the president final say on reenlistment. Governor-elect Brown invited to visit Jackson between now and his June inauguration. Atlanta automarket show planned with local business leaders optimistic about drawing crowds and boosting trade.
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Washington, D. C
Brownsville
Foraker
Secretary of War
Sudier
Boani
Gich
Senate
Congress
Ainsworth
Harrison
Fitz- John Porter
Arthur
Army Board of Review
Deckzes
Jaron M. Brown
Dackson
Butte County
Chamber of Commerce
Fight Renewed On Judge Hundley Confirmation Hearing
In Washington DC Judge Oscar R. Wrigdey presided over a senate judiciary committee hearing on Judge Handley for the northern district seat. About 50 lawyers from Alabama testified for and against the nomination. Testimonies yesterday included opposition by Walker Percy for the Southern Steel Co. and defense by Jon Knox for Hundley. Adjournment came at 1 PM with more witnesses scheduled for tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Oscar R. Wrigdey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Handley
United States
Owas
Alahama
Spoone
Hundley
Washington
Wlena
Walker Percy
Birmingham
Southern Steel Company
Jon 8 Knox
Anniston
United State Senate
B. Akron
Tuscumbia
Dupont Thompson
Joseph Nathan Sheffield
Joseph J. Willett
F. Heard
Gadsden
G. W. Harsh
M. M. Aliman
Hendley
John W. Tomlinson
Sterling 3. Wood
Felix Blackburn
Maurice Loveman
Romaine Boyd
Just a War Measure in Panama Canal Debate
In Chicago on January 28 Professor Frederick Starr attacked the Panama policy calling it a war measure and not a path to better U S commercial interests. He argued the canal would burden the nation and fail to compete with the Tehuantepec railroad linking Atlantic and Pacific coasts. He dismissed a pan American allroad from Asia to Cape Horn as an unobtainable utopian dream.
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Chicago
United States
Panama Canal
Frederick Starr
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
Starr
Asia
Cape Horn
Thomasville Winter Resort Rail Route Ad
Thomasville described as an ideal winter resort with travel via Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad. The Pullman Drawing Room Sleeper departs Union Station daily at 8 45 p m offering unexcelled service for business travelers tourists and general travelers. Bell Main 11 Atlanta 328.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Pullman
Union Station
Phone Bell Main
Atlanta
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Chenry
Birmingham and Atlante
Seaboard Ata Line
Davina Warfield
R. Lancaster Williams
Monroe
Simical
Jacoby Pharmact
the Commerce Commission
Tift
Joy Work
East Atlanta
Mtes
Juvenile Association
Judge Best
Rankin Detg Co
Disiri
Laz
Supreme Court OF GA
George Bailey
Department of Gulf
S. R. Jones
Inman Park
Edgewood
Kirkwood
Vimgen
Walla
Lfe
Sigoret
Auxtoms
Artory
Everyine
Blueg-Aurtell Automobile Supply Company
North Pryor Street
Atlanttc
Madison Square Garden
Standard
Oi! Company
Galf Refining
D. CO. Wall
Gate City Automobile Company
Br. Wall
Kina
Steinhauer
Packard
Peachtree
East
Madison Square
Auanta
Auto Center
J. M. Austin
Auburn Avers
Maxwell-Brisgo Southern
Lone Auditorium
Austin
South
Aus UN
Buick
Pryor Street
Connerat & Long
Flint
Mich
Mr. Long
M.C. Huie
Atreet
Detroit
Dave Schune
Will Hander
H. Inman
Centeary
Stearn
Inman
W. S. McNeal
Mr. Roosevelt
Butler Street
Butler and
Bynum Streets
Tuesaday
Atlanta Show Case Co
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
KE. Ala. ST
Roosevelt
P. C. Patton
Martette Street
Patton
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Alabama
Baers
Professor Starr
Thomasville
Gateway
A. M
Corn Mitchel
Forsyth
Cleck
Brethomy
Royal Gantes
W. M Hbard
W. Dient
Eader
Jing F. Barclay
Haan
Malmeee
Wright Lorimer
B.C
Whitney
ABC Whitney
Frank Deshon
Frederic Thompson
Polly S
Edith Tailaferro
Citr
Thaure
Saly- Henrt
Savage
the Devil
Lionet
Lawrence
Jan Ts Bakor
the Rays
Somebay Statr
RAYS
Sucess Gay
Rice & Barton's Big Gaiety CO
Seiad Shifiat
Rice & Barton's
BIG Gaiety CO
Chas, Barton
Thia
Jered
Marist College
Francesca Carrara
Mariel Hart
Patent Bureau da. C. Sersch
Gbo
Washington, D
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Frank E. Block CO
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