Western and Atlantic Is Best Payer On Georgia Rails 1912 Marks
Georgia railroad earnings and operating expenses for 1912 show Western and Atlantic as the best paying trunk line per mile, with Atlanta and West Point second. Ten principal Georgia railroads report gross earnings of 50.31 million for year ending June 30 1913 up from 47.26 million in 1911, while net earnings declined slightly due to rising wages maintenance and equipment costs.
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Southern Railway
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Atlantic
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Bross
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Georgia Railroad
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Nashville
Chattanooga
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Brose
Commission
Park Street Mission Ladies Win $1000 Prize Poem Cheer
The Park Street Methodist church coffers rise by the M and M contest grand prize of 1060 in gold. Dr John White crafts a clever verse of appreciation. Missionary women gathered labels from north south east and west to win the thousand dollars.
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Park St
Park Street Methodist Church
John ©. White
Woman Dies After High Note At Stamford Church
Greenwich, Conan, Maron Miss Hubbard, a contract soloist, sang at Stamford Methodist Church and burst an artery while attempting a high note. She died today.
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Greenwich
Conan
Maron
Dbulu Hubbard
Stamford Methodist Church
Miss Hubbard
New Journal of Christendom Edited by Silas McBee
The Constructive Quarterly presents faith, work and thought for world leaders across nations and churches without sectarian bias. Contributors include Archbishop Platon, Dean Mathhews, Bishop McConnell, and Professor Bevan. Publisher details and prices follow. A list of novels and non fiction works receives brief notices from major publishers.
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the Constructive Quarterly
Silas McBee
Christendom
Platon
Shaler Mathews
McConnell
W. L. Bevan
McBee
University of the South
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
America
England
The
Churchman
New York
George H. Doran Company
Atlanta Man Urges South American Trade Drive
Henry Faith of Indianapolis, owner of extensive fertilizer interests, returned from Central America urging Atlanta to pursue South American commerce via the Panama canal. He believes opening trade will flood the canal with business and Atlanta can attract much of it, forecasting the city’s rise as a southern hub. He travels with Victor Kriegshaber and is guest of his daughter at 72 Austin Avenue, while investing heavily in Atlanta real estate.
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Panama Canal
Henry Faith
Indianapolis
Fertilzer
Victor B. Kriegshaber
Mr. Rauh
D.werform
Rea
Pep Ocea
Lawyer Is Sentenced on Blackmail Charge
Cincinnati March. Thomas Steele a member of the Ohio family and once in Columbus was indicted and convicted of blackmail. He appeared before Federal Judge Hollister, begged to be punished to avoid being a fugitive for ten years, and explained he left Columbia on bond, changed his name, and lived abroad prosperously. The Department of Justice had been asked for a pardon, and President Taft has the matter. Judge Hollister ordered thirteen months at Fort Leavenworth and a fine of five dollars plus costs.
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Cincinnati
March
Thomasa Steele
Par
Columbus
Hollister
Columbia
Steele
Department of Justice
Taft
Fort Leavenworth
Friedmann Serum To Aid Rich And Poor In Clinic
New York March 1 Dr Frederich Franz Friedmann the German bacteriologist plans a public clinic next week near his Fifth Avenue hotel. For two weeks the tuberculosis serum will be given free to the poor and others who cannot pay. American physicians will be invited to help diagnose and observe. He claims benefits should appear within a week and says over 6000 applications have been received.
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New York
Frederich Franz Friedmann
Friedmann
Ban Placed On Barbary Coast In San Francisco
Police commission bans the Barbary coast venues in San Francisco at midnight driving out women visitors and closing dante halls on Pacific Street. Cafes of Bohemia and counterfeits dives will be divided by new rules restricting gatherings, with women limited to regular employees only. Revenue is expected to fall sharply as practices are curtailed and plumming parties without women are barred.
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San Francisco
Dante
Pacific Street
Tick Eradication Advances in Southern States
Washington reports progress in eradicating cattle ticks spreading Texas fever. Secretary Wilson orders 19,490 square miles released from quarantine effective today, with 24,083 more freed over the past year and a total of 187,000 square miles since work began in 1996. Quarantine remains in Florida, Louisiana, much of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, portions of North Carolina Virginia, San Diego County California, and a small area in Ripley Missouri.
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Carolna
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Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississipi
Oklahoma
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Virginia
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Missouri
Girl Takes Honors in Law Class of 137
Chicago March 1 By gaining first honors in a class of 137 Celia M Howard secretary to United States District Judge Carpenter demonstrated that some women may be possessed of a legal mind equal if not superior to some men Miss Howard to a student at a Chicago law school She was educated in the public schools at Elgin and her first legal training was under Judge Carpenter whose secretary she has been since he was appointed to the federal bench.
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Celia M. Howard
United States
Carpenter
Howard
Elgin
Explosion Story Denied by Navy Commander
Washington March 11 Rear Admiral Fletcher commanding the American battleship squadron off Vera Cruz Mexico in a dispatch to the navy department denied reports that one person was killed and three injured by a shell explosion during target practice yesterday.
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Fletcher
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Navy Department
Jacobs' Wine Cod Liver Extract Promises Quick Strength Gains
Rapidly growing children need a tonic to resist coughs and colds. Jacobs' Wins God Liver Extract, a lab product with liver properties and wild cherry extract, claims to strengthen digestion, boost appetite, and restore strength after fevers, with emphasis on safety for sensitive stomachs and broad use from children to the aged.
Brunswick Call to Patterson as Blackshear Pastor
Waycross Georgia March 1 Special Br A is Patterson pastor of Blackshear Presbyterian church named for Brunswick in a call reported by Dr Patterson Ensign Belcher and his wife moved to Anderson DC after thirteen months in Waycross they depart tomorrow for their new post. Realty in Waycross One of the citys largest deals A M Knight and Dr J Walker take 100 lots on Owens boulevard for about 30000 dollars.
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Alexander Hunter
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Johnny Reb
Billy Gault
Virginia
Black Horse Cavalry
Elizabeth C. Harmon
Cordon Rablishing Company
Washington, D
Drenswick
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Br. A Is Patterson
Presbyterian Church
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Wil History and the Democratic Party in Power
The article questions if democracy will repeat itself with the executive and legislative branches under one party. It cites factional splits revealed at the Baltimore convention and warns that rival Democrats must work selflessly with President Wilson for the party’s lasting success, noting human nature.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Wilson
Margaret and Pupp y Dreaming at the Table
A fragmented scene shows Margaret asking to be a puppy as she and her sister Pansy share bread and jam. The text references a mother figure and a playful, childlike dialogue about roles and comfort.
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Lars
Pansy
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