Atlantic Coast Line absorbs Plant System rail merger
The absorption of the Plant system by the Atlantic Coast Line railroad becomes effective today. The Coast Line issues circulars and sets a temporary organization with passenger operations from Wilmington and freight headquarters in Wilmington and Savannah. Southern begins using Plant trackage between Savannah and Jacksonville under new arrangement. Through Memphis Denver service to begin July 6 with through train from Memphis to Denver, leveraging southern lines and new connections. Beymer appointed auditor, with Ocean Steamship Company and Central of Georgia keeping auditing separate.
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Coast Line
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Raiilroad
Wilmington
Savannah
Southern
Savannan
Jacksonville
Tne
Memphis
Denver
Choctaw
Oklahoma
Gulf
Fort
Denver City
Colorado
Amarillo
Tex
Fort Worth
Compeston
Beymer
Ocean Steamship Company
Central of Georgia Railway
Steamship Company
New York
Central of Georgia
W. D. Beymer
Bermer
Martin
Bunn
Gilmore Smith
Atlantic, Valdosta and Western
Smith
Atlantic
Valdosta and Western
Reunion of Confederate Cavalry Association July 12 barbecue
Wheeler's Confederate Cavalry Association will hold its annual reunion and barbecue at Woodward's Spring on Saturday July 12 with Colonel Evan P Howell as orator. Hon Clark Howell Governor Candler Colonel E H Thornton and others will speak. Veterans from Soldiers' Home camps 155 W.O.H.T. Waker and Anderson and Camp Wheeler friends will attend. A strong musical program is planned and local veterans' subscriptions are urged. On July 3 the Crescent hotel Eureka Springs opens under Fristo system management after renovations.
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Wheeler's
Confederate Cavalry Association
Woodward's
Evan P Howell
Clark Howell
Candler
EH. Thornton
F H Richardson
H. H Cabaniss
Soldiers’ Home
Camps 155
J S Prather
T J Smith
M R_ Taylor
J W Hode
C Huff
T S McCalley
F S Mclendon
J Gid Morris
Hof Lester
J T Cobb Stig
Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
Fristo System
Locomotive Strikes Throwh From New Orleans Incident
A Texas and Pacific passenger train departing New Orleans near Boyce was derailed when the engine and track were struck by a thrown object. Engineer J. Ene George Beater, of this state, was injured as several passengers were thrown from the locomotive during the incident.
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New Orleans
Texas and Pacific
Boyce
J. Ene
George Beater
Low Rates to Providence by Southern Railway in 1902
The Southern Railway announces low round trip fares from Atlanta to Providence R J for the P U meeting July 10 13 1902. Tickets in effect July 4 7 8 valid to July 22 1902. Fares from Atlanta via New York rail and sea routes range around 29 dollars to 32 dollars with meals included on steamship options. For details contact City Office Kimball House phone 142 Main or J C Beam Jr DP A Atlanta.
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Providence
Southern Railway
P. U
R J
Atlanta
New York
New York and Sound
Norfolk
City Ofice
Kimball House
Main
J. C. Beam, Jr
Dp.a
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Atlantic Coast Line
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C B Ryan
Seaboard Air Line
Mr Rivans
John Sebastian
Rock Island
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American Association of General
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Chicago and Northwestern
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Omaha
Chicago
Wissouri Rive
Treasury
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Uis
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Richardson & Robbins
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Ga Coyers
Arm & Hammer
Baker
van Houten
Georgia
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Cooper
Piedmont
Wee Hawine
Whitemall
Hunnicutt
Beluingrath Co
Faltimore
Ss. Ae
West End
Toff House
Gordon Street
Robt
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L. Z. Rosser
Sandtown Road
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Dapo
Glenn Faver
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Albrig
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Inman Venable Frop
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Union
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