Kimberly Mines Meeting at Grand Opera House Atlanta
An open July 7 meeting at Grand Opera House Atlanta invites the public to hear stereopticon views and reports on Kimberly Nevada gold deposits. Promoters claim immense wealth for investors, citing historic mine gains and urging locals to join, with RESPESS & COMPANY endorsing the call.
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Grand Opera House
Kimberly
Nevada
Atlanta
South
Comstock
Virginia City
San Francisco
Mars
Citizens of Allarta and South Endorse Kim berly Statements
A fragmentary item lists citizens from Allarta and the South who visited Kim berly and endorsed statements. Names appear with scattered addresses in Georgia and nearby areas. No clear event date or full context is provided in the readable text.
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Allarta
South
Kimberly
Mads
The Knocker in Mining and Investment Critique
A critical essay argues that a “knocker” habitually sows doubt to derail mining investments. It portrays knockers as lazy or selfish, preying on investors, discouraging honest promoters, and enabling stock swindlers. It warns readers to assess advice and avoid fear-driven losses.
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Katy
Ian
Alsg
A Little Personal Talk on Rail and Business Integrity
A series of references from trade journals and investors discuss integrity and ability of a businessman. Letters mention customers, investors, and an enduring relationship with H C Boisley of Page Waren Wire Face Company, noting years of investment and trusted dealings in Atlanta. The overall tone affirms reliability and truthful representations.
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Trea “Railway Journal
Spd
Dave
Biti
Bios Coppetea
Amandal
Bat Aa Seth
Tioumnd
Finn Fel
H.C. Boisley
Page Waren
Monemen
Atlanta
BB. Hewes
Menta
Impressions of a Few Who Know Kimberly
Letters praise Kimberly Consolidated as a gigantic opportunity with limitless bullion potential. Signatories claim detailed assurances, urge buying 100000 shares, and say they will persuade friends. They praise the proposal as extraordinary and say they have seen the facts firsthand.
Investor endsorsement prompts stock order at Kimberly Camp
TM J Stump testifies he has never seen bolder, more truthful representations of an investment offering than those by Respess & Company. He orders fifty thousand shares of Kimberly Consolidated stock after witnessing the mining camp's claims.
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San Francisco
Denver
United States
Atlanta
South
Kimberly
Consolidated Virginia
Camp Bird
Mohawk
Granite Mountain
Kimberly Mines
Kimberly Consolidated
Kimberly Investments
Respess & Company
Kimberly mines cited as vast gold wealth by investor
Helmer reports personal inspection of Kimberly mines showing rich free gold veins and widespread visible gold. He claims extensive gem yields in Klobarbery mountains, predicts multi million value and potential dividends after expanding the mill, endorsing Heapess & Company and Respes & Company ventures.
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Kimerly
Heapess & Company
Kimberly
Kloroberry
Respes & Company
Ea Sn
Helmer
Investigate Mining Before You Buy Stock
The author argues mining can be profitable with honest, intelligent conduct. Citing historical gold production, the piece warns against blindly buying mining shares. It urges investors to demand facts, compare to rail stocks, and avoid condemning mining without proper investigation.
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United States Steel
Greene county man backs Judge Hart in 1910 race
B W P McWhorter, Greene county delegate and last Hoke Smith advocate, writes to the Greensboro Herald Journal urging support for Judge Hartwell Hart. He rejects fears Hart may be used by others, asserting Hart’s independence and honesty and calling on Greene County to give Hart the strongest vote possible.
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Greensboro
B. W. P McWhorter
Greene County
Greene
Hoke Smith
Judge Hart
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Atlants
Herald-Journal
Hokemith
Govenor
Sange Hart
Hart
Con- Lacy
Judge Hartwell
P. M'Whorter
Theatres At Forsyth and Lyric Await Fourth of July Week
The Forsyth premieres a bustling vaudeville bill featuring the Four Hansons, the Hawaiian Quartet, Charles Mason and Company, Chick Hales, the Clipper Quartet, Browning and LaVan, and others in a sizzling Fourth of July program. At the Lyric Miss Emma Beating presents Tennessee's Pardner with lavish scenery. the Bijou showcases Carl and Girlie, Gov Bowen, Byrne and Diges, Bicknell and Gibney, and Harry Green in a varied holiday bill. Coton July 3 reports calm elections in Haiti with no opposition and Carica Mendez likely to serve another two years.
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Hansons
Sandwich Talands
Nad
Charles Mason and Company
Onion
Chick Hales
Browning
LaVan
Aretie Carl
Girlie
Gov. Bowen
Primrose
Byrne
Diges
Bicknell
Gibney
Harry Green
Panama
Coton
National Assembly
Assembly
Alecta
Carica Mendez
Birmingham Storm Hits City With Floods and Delays
Severe rain and electric storm sweep Birmingham causing overloaded sewers and numerous flooded basements in downtown areas. Streetcar service slowed by washouts and steam lines. damages to roads estimated above 50000 dollars as 1.78 inches of rainfall fell in a short period. Barber, a prominent real estate figure, died earlier in the day and was to be buried in Rockmart.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Board of Revenus
Moultrie
Gasutya
Barber
Rockmart
Bia
Carriers Meet in Rome for Seventh Annual Session
Rural Letter Carriers Association gathers in Rome for a two day convention with three sessions. Notables include Senator Clay Congressman Adams Gordon Lee John Burnett and Judge Morea Wright. About 400 visitors from across the state expected. sessions at the county courthouse and headquarters at the Manufacturers and Merchants Association.
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Clay
Congressman Adams
Rome
Fury
Alabama
Morea Wright
Chicago Heat Relief as Temperatures Fall
Chicago faced a heat wave with a late night reading of 82 degrees and high humidity, causing heat related deaths. A brisk north wind from Lake Michigan cooled the city by Saturday evening. Temperature had fallen to 68 degrees by six o'clock, offering relief to heat oppressed residents.
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Chicago
Michigan
Infant Mortality Notices From Henderson and Cheatham Families
Obituaries report multiple infant deaths and a married woman, with funeral details. The infant of E C Henderson dies at 92 Davis Street. services at H M Patterson and Son chapel with West View Cemetery entrance. The infant daughter of Russell Cheatham dies at 76 Rice Street. services at the Comathia morning with West View burial. Mrs Sallie J Poole, wife of Judge A H Poole, funeral at home 38 Pul- Tam Street at 2 pm, with Mt Zion burial. Albert Clifford Chambers, infant son of John and Mrs Chambers, dies at 215 Ferm Avenue. private chapel services today and interment. Lorenza Phelps, infant daughter of P P E Phelps, dies at 30 Jones Avenue. body moved to Henry G Poole chapel and to Manchester Ga for funeral and interment.
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E. C. Henderson
Mra. J
Henderson
Reundones
Davis Street
H. M. Patterson & Son
West View
Russell Cheatham
Ads Toral
Rice Street
Omathia Marning
Sallie J. Poole
Ballie J.poole
Judge A & Pools
Pul- Tlam Street
Mt. Zion
Albert Chambers
Albert Clifford
John Chambers
Aggerdence
Ferm Avenue
Yew
Barcley Brandon
Atele
Taterment
P. E. Phelps
Lorenza
Pp. E. Phelps
Jones Avenue
Henry G. Poole
Manchester
Library closes July Fourth for full day
Miss Julie Henkin announces Carnegiebrary and the Anne Wallace branch will be closed for the entire day on July Fourth. The library observes only three all day closures yearly: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and July Fourth.
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Julie Henkin
Ubrarian
Carnegiebrary
Anne Wallace
Senator Penrose Reported Drowned Rumor Ends
Atlantic City July 3 A rumor of U S Senator Penrose drowning near the city is not taken seriously. The senator went on a fishing trip last Friday and his yacht Betty reportedly drifted from the breakwater today. His absence from the hotel sparked the rumor of death, but officials confirmed no such event.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Penrose
Betty
Dix Mg. Ae CT
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