Georgia Railway and Electric Company profits rise in 1903
The Georgia Railway and Electric Company reports gross income of 412,767.42 for 1903. City taxes net after deductions total 3,711.41 with franchise tax and other charges subtracted. Company notes consolidation adds assets and boosts earnings, especially in electric railway and lighting, and hints at government lighting bid adding to 1904 revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemilton
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
George W Brine
Atlanta
Ynera
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Atlanta Railroad and Power Company
Atlanta Steam Company
Electric Railway
United States Barracks
Quartermaster
Georgia Railway and Welectric Companys
Quartermaster General
Washington
Mir. Brine
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warning against mercury containing catarrh therapies. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo, Ohio, claiming no mercury and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions F. J. Cheney & Co and druggists selling at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena
Hall
I. Chaney & Co
Tolado
Toledo
Oho
F. J. Cheney
Drugstat
Viaduct Place Open to Public Tomorrow
Viaduct Place, a new steel walk linking Whitabull viaduct to Broad Street Bridge, opens to pedestrians tomorrow at noon. Funded by Steiner-Emery, it spans several hundred feet with hexagon tile flooring and overhead lighting soon to be completed. The project, aimed at brightening the area and easing access between large city arteries, is expected to spur further property improvements nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitabull Street
Broad Street
Steiner-Emery Company
Steiner- Emery Company
Breier-Emery
A. F. Liebman
Itivec
Union de
Whitehall Street
Viaduct Place
Whitehall Viaduct
Ugbta
Te 19
Broad
Atlanta
Raid at Southern Medical College Ends With Two Arrests
Police officers Tibbs and Maddox raided the basement of Southern Medical College at 9:30 PM, capturing two Black individuals identified as WI Cook of Bearica Company and Will Jones of Schiesinger's candy factory. A third suspect escaped. The janitor claimed he invited them to warm the furnace, which officials say he had no authority to do. The case remains puzzling as to why intruders were present at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbs and
Maddox
Southern Medical College
Prsoners
WI Cook
Bearica Company
Will Jones
Schiesinger
Hegtoeg
Medical College
Lahatte's Ticket Named for County Office Race
M T LaHatte announces formal bid for county ordinary with a slate including Alonzo J Johnson for clerk of the court of ordinary Shepard Bryan for county administrator Jed Halland and Charles H Heflin as deputies They oppose Judge John R Wilkinson seeking reelection and his deputies A former county ordinary Nell H Hulsey may run again Tomorrow Drake's Palmetto Wine samples offered at Jacobs Pharmacy with claim of curing stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. LaHatte
Hfe
Mr. LaHatte
Alonzo J. Johnson
Court of Ordinary
Shepard Bryan
Jed Halland
Charles H. Heflin
LaHatia
John R Wilkinson
Nell H. Hulsey
Gridiron Club Dinner Hosts Notable Guests
Washington January 10. The Gridiron Club dinner at the Arlington hotel drew 228 attendees including President Roosevelt cabinet members diplomats and military and business leaders. Key figures such as Taft Hanna Gorman and Cockrell were roasted and entertained with topical songs ventriloquism and a wheel of fortune after speeches by Roosevelt and others. New members Scott Bone and N Messenger were inducted amid playful disclosures of sensational extra editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arington Hotel
Army
Navy
Hanna
Taft
Gorman
Cockrell
Francis
Laula A Cooldge
Scott Bone
Washington Post
N.o Messenger
Washington ‘Evening Star
Nowadoys
Stringer Stringer
Forrinskainen
Ventriloauist
Arthur Pue Gopman
Ryan
Germany
Bryan
David Bennett HiLhave
Grover Cleveland
Hain
Corbin
Tudga Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Root
Shaw
Sparker Cannon
Carter
Hoogavelt
Corkelyou
Payne
Philippines
Hay
United States Supreme Court
Aldrich
Everidge
Blackburn
Burrows
Dryden
Dubones
Gallingar
Benator Hanna
Kearns
Long
Scott
Cannon
Dwight
Grosvenor
Hepburn
Tate
Howard
Tawney
Baron von Sternburg
Henry C. Corbin
Charles F. Humphrey
James 9. Petiit
John G. Walker
Winfield
New York
Thomas H. Carter
Louis Exposition
Robert C. Dowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
J. M Culp
Southern Railway
George H. Daniela
New York Central
Vernon M. David
New York Supreme Court
Charles & Diehl
Associated Press
H. Clay Mvans
London
Don M. Dickingan
Michigan
David R Francis
H.W. Fhiler
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Robert Fullerton
St. Louise
M. B. Gable
Pittsburg Times
Clement A.griscom
American Steamship Company
H Hardwick
George H. Hermes
James C. Hemphin
Charleston News and Courier
H H. Holmes
John H. Holmes
Boston Herald
William L. Hopper
Honolulu
Notable journalism figures and rail names listed
A compilation of prominent editors publishers and executives from major papers including Chicago Record-Herald Washington Star New York World Philadelphia Press Baltimore and Ohio Clover Leaf railway and related figures with ties to Atlantic Coastline and Southern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Thomas C Noyes
Theodore W. Noyes
Washington Star
Florence O'Neill
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Ralph Pulitzer
New York World
George F Randolph
Baltimore and Ohio
A. L. Reed
Atlantic Coastline
Edward Riggs
New York Sun
Norman B. Ream
New York
Don C Seltz
New York World T
Q. Shonts
Clover Leaf Railway
John A. Sleighter
Lesley’s Weekly
Charles Emory Smith
Phiadelphia Press
R A. Smith
prealjJent American Steamamp Company
George H. Starr
London
TPF
Christian Alliance Home to Open in Charlotte
The Christian and Missionary Alliance opens a new home at Courtland avenue and East Caiin street with 11 am and 7:30 pm services conducted by Alexander, a Charlotte cotton merchant. A 3:30 pm service is planned at 72% North Broad street, and the facility will host children, youth groups, daily Bible study, and English classes for elementary students. Public invitations extend to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Courtland Avenue
East Caiin Street
Ho. Alexander
Charlotte
Hall of the Alliance
North Broad Street
Chinghan
Pure medicinal whibbies in progressive drug stores
Branwen Anthony, a progressive Atlanta drug firm, adds a new department supplying medical grade articles for the profession. The Brannen Anthony druggists, known for pure drugs and prompt service, expand stock with reliable items for physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannen * Anthony
Branwen & Anthony
Claes
Atlanta
Salvation Army Officers Schedule Addresses in Multiple Churches
Salvation Army conference closes with plans to open army posts at Charlotte and Charleston. Colonel Holt and staff officers spoke to a large audience at Wesleyan Tabernacle. Today features morning and afternoon talks by Holt at North Avenue Presbyterian and Wesleyan Tabernacle, with a horseback ride themed address through Kentucky. Evening sessions at Second Baptist and other venues follow with staff officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Charlotte
Charleston
Holt
Wesleyan Tabernacle
Holz
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Fend
Second Baptist Church
J M Berriman
Peachtree Street
W O Hunter
First Methodist
First Baptist Church
Valentines From 1c to 1000 Each Wholesale Retail
The Columbian Book Co. advertises valentines priced from 1 cent to 1000 dollars, offering wholesale and retail options for buyers seeking a wide range of cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Columbian Book Co
Negro Porter Under Arrest in Mileage Book Theft Case
Detective Larry White pursued William Edwards in St Louis after a clerk in the auditor's office confessed to receiving stolen mileage books. Edwards, formerly a porter, left Atlanta four weeks ago and was arrested in St Louis. Four arrests total in the case. all released on bail. White to bring Edwards back to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarry White
St. Louis
Esterday
Wiliam Edwards
Atlanta and
West Forit
Edwards
Porter
Auditor's
Maken
Schnuel M MacClurkin
McClurkin
St Louis
Atlanta
Dan
Ball
White
Albert Weinfeld
Hugh Stephens
Finding a Sweetheart game from Trail card set
A short notice advertises one of seven new games titled Finding a Sweetheart played with a single deck of Trail cards. The item promotes gilded edge 760 books describing rules, with The Columbian Book Co. located at 81 Whitehall St as publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome &de
the Columbian Book Co
Whitehall St
Recital at St Anthony's Organ Programme Monday Evening
An organ recital by J Fowler Richardson and the St Anthony church choir West End promises a musical treat. The programme lists movements from Lepravost Mass and Bach plus Mendelssohn Athalie selections, with soloists Mrs Belle C Dykeman and Mr Wheat among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Fowler Richardson
St. Anthony ‘Church
West End
Pensions for Bibb Vets In Bibb County Georgia
Special report from Macon dated January 30 notes Bibb county pension funds allotment of 18 000 to pay 337 veterans pensioners with only seven deaths in the past year. Next Wednesday the distribution begins as officials from State Treasurer Park arrive to deliver funds. Also reports Emory Speer travels to New Orleans to join circuit court of appeals judges for the month. Road Commissioners meeting Bib County sees high attendance with only one absent out of twenty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb
Macon Ga
Ord
Hoesy
New Orleans
Macon
United States
Emory Speer
Circuit
Tudre Speer
J. NM
Tally
Speer
Bib County
Asks Aid at 106 Years in Raleigh Charity Office
In Raleigh North Carolina on January 30 a special report notes Mrs Hannah King sought relief. The 108 year old applicant had her age certified and this marked her first application for aid from local charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Associated Charities
Hannah King
Dr Theo Toepel Publishes Manual On Public School Gym System
Professor Theodors Toepel, Atlanta's physical director, introduces a gymnastic system in eight pamphlets explaining how to implement in public schools. The manual advocates outdoor exercise, proper room arrangements, and temperatures of 66 to 68 degrees, with daily sessions split into two periods for higher grades and shorter, more frequent sessions for lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodors Toepel
Atlanta
Educational Pubishing Company
New York
Taepel
Toepel
Merritt
Notre Dame Lady Promotes Home Cure Letter
A letter from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana advertises a home treatment for female troubles including leucorrhoea ulcers displacements and irregular periods. The offer claims a cure for about 12 cents a week and urges mothers to share with others while providing a sending address for conclusions and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre*Dame Lady
Mra M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
A K Hawkes Optician Promises Superior Glasses
A K Hawkes, the optician at 14 Whitehall, advertises modern scientific methods and their own facilities to manufacture inspectances and syn glasses with a guarantee that superior products cannot be obtained in any market worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes
Optician
Manufectum
Whitehall
Colonel Pendleton Til. Macon editor seriously ill
Colonel Pendleton Til editor of The Macon Telegraph is seriously ill at his residence in Waineville. The condition has been critical for several days and neighbors report his health remains precarious despite medical efforts. A sudden illness last night prompted local medical staff to rush to his home for aid. The Macon Telegraph office has not released additional details.
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Pendleton
Macon
Macon Telegraph
Waineville
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Georgia
Ealwgy and Elect
Medical
Lahatte
Drake
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Apollar
E.H. Carroll & Go
Marietta ST
Sale
Pbych
THANE
Christian Alliance Home
Special Services
William Edwards
ST. Anthony’s
Theo. Toepel
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