Standard Gold Mining Company charter filed in Lumpkin court
Dahlonega Georgia March 25 special application for a charter for the Standard Gold Mining Company filed in Lumpkin superior court. The company embraces 5000 acres of mineral land and water power to operate mills. Officers include J W Adams president, George H Breymann vice president, R C Thomson secretary treasurer, H E D Ingersoll general manager, with directors F G Thompson, O F R Adams, O J G Rosenthal, Mark Hopkins, W M Fisher. Projected mills: fifty stamp at Mary Henry, twenty stamp at Singleton, and 120 stamp at Tahlooneka with power from nearby water sources. Estimated daily profits around 2700 dollars. Charter covers future expansion, telephones, and transport links.
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Dahlonega
Standard Gold Mining Company
Lumpkin Superior Court
Dahlonega Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Standard Company
Consolidated
J. W. Adams
Chattanooga
George H. Breymann
Toledo DC
R. C. Thomson
HE D Ingersoll
Frank G Thompson
Toledo
R. Adams
Delaware
J. G Rosenthal
Mark Hopkins
St Clair
Mich
Wiliam M. Fisher
Columbus
Loneka Singleton
Mary Henry
Wimple
Old Columbia
Wara Ureeh
Yahagla
Grindle
Chestateeiver
Singleton Tine
Tahloneka
Dahloney
Cainesville
Dahlonega 9
Two Georgia novices take black veil in Mercy order
Miss Nellie Cannon of Atlanta and Miss Effie Davis of Eatonton entered the Sisters of Mercy, taking the black veil in a simple chapel ceremony. Father Kelley led the vows, with witnesses including Mrs. Cannon, as the novices embraced a life of service to the sick, the young, and the distressed.
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Nellie Cannon
Atlanta
Effie Davis
Eatonton
Ivannah
Georgia
Order of
Sisters of Mercy
Smilax
Neille Cannon
M, Imelda
Effe Davis
Mo Anastasia
Father Kelley
Cannon
Funeral of Mrs Walker Mourns Norcross
Norcross Ga March 24 Special The funeral of Mrs Alexander Walker formerly Miss Annie Key a bride of four months was held today at the Methodist church at 11 am The town mourns her loss as pastors suspended services and relatives from Atlanta and Virginia arrived in time to bid farewell Her death followed a brief illness and her social circle in Norcross and beyond grieves a prominent citizen's daughter
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Norcross
Alexander Walker
Annie Key
Methodist Church
Hill
Grace Church of
Atlanta
Walker
T T Key
Virginia
Clear Water Bleachery and Manufacturing Company Formed
Augusta men including Charles Estes and Thomas Barrett Jr form the Clear Water Bleachery and Manufacturing Company in Augusta with 300 000 capital to bleach and manufacture cotton goods. Plant to be located at Clear Water near Aiken South Carolina. There is one southern bleachery currently and the new firm promises to cut freight costs by bleaching and finishing locally.
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Augusta
Comany
Augustin
Charles Estes
Thomas Barrett
Pope
Landon A. Thomas, Jr
Clear Water
Southern Mills
NEW BUILDINGS IN DUBLIN GA
Dublin Ga March 25 Special Work will begin soon on the Dublin Oil Mill and a large two story Dublin Qa MNL Company building with seventy ton daily capacity An ice factory of ten tons daily will be added to the oil mill The Dublin brick works will supply the brick and Mr A Corker recently moved to Dublin from Allan 1 will manage the ice and oil venture Also planned are several residence and business buildings including a two story granite front Robinson Hardware Co structure Second May Camp Barnesville Ga March 23 Special The second Georgia regiment may camp at Barnesville with a proposed ground band and baths The Macon companies favor the move and others may join
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University
Athens
University of Georgia
Georgia
Cornell
Georgias
Collegians
McCalla
Whitfield
McBride
Allen
Cot
Buesse
Burnett
Cox
Mc Calla
Althens
Bule
Blum
Dublin Ga
Spreial
Dubliln Brick
Dublin Qa Mnl
A Corker
New Ice
Ofl
Dublin
Allan
Robinson Hardware Company
Barnesville
Macon
Mayor End Council
Chautauqua Association
Fifth Street
Carling
T J Carling
Bibb County
Roland Es
Senate
C A Turner
Bhs Wes
Paulitles
Mercer
Nisbet
Suit in Macon Today Hearings on Annexation Injunction
In Macon the anti annexation suit will be heard in superior court before Judge Felton. Opponents contend the city lacks legal right to call an annexation election under the 1833 law now repealed. Supporters expect annexationists to prevail with counsel including Miner Wimberly and John Ross. Emmett Barnes is awarded 10000 in a separate street railway case after a 3 day trial.
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Constitution Bureau
Brown House
Macon
Superior Court
Felton
B OI Davis
Dewey
Miner & Wimberly
John P Ross
John I. Hall
Olin J . Wimberly
Marlon Harris
Merrell Callaway
Elt
Joseph H .Hall
Dupont Guery
Isaac Hardeman
Buford Davis
C A Turner
M G Boyne
Antis
Ami Council
Anmseator
Ista
Emmett Barnes
Barnes
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Bowers
Imb
Bowera
Missionary Institute Meets At Calhoun In April
The Dalton district missionary institute and ministers meeting will gather at the Calhoun Methodist Church from April 8 through 10. The program includes sermons, talks on mission fields, Sunday Schools and missions, Epworth League, and reports on revival needs, with sessions led by J S Embry, C A Jamison, W Millican, J F Bales, J S Rawls, and others.
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Calhoun
Calhoun Ga
Missionary Institute and Ministers
Dalton
Methodist Church
Lisling
Co. Weathers
C. A. Jamison
Epworth League and Missions
S P Wiggins
A Harris
J S Embry
R ON. Best
Deardolph
W “Millican
J E Russell
L G. Johnson
P. Ll. Stanton
J. V. M. Mortis
A. H
W. G. Crawley
F. M. C. Bada
J. F. Bales
J. S. Rawls
A. Grogan
J A. Sprayberry
Early primary pressure in Georgia third district race
Americus, March 25 Special A Democratic executive committee meeting set for Americus next Thursday to name an early congressional primary date in Georgia s third district. Judge Allen Fort eyes candidacy while E B Lewis remains strong. Sumter county sees a crowded field for ordinary clerk and other offices as campaigns heat up.
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Lewis
Fort
Americus
Democratic Executive Committee
Allen Fort
Judge Fort
E. B. Lewis
T. A. Colling
Sumter
Messrs
A. Speer
John A Cobb
T. M. Allen
J. H. Allen
W C Furlow
T. N. Hawkes
Charles Chamblers
J. E. Sullivan
Bugg Chapman
J. H Daniel
J P. Ralford
J. W Mize
J.F. Ross
B. F Markett
E L Bell
W W Hooks
Albert Hrady
Evans for Legislature from Elberton Announces Candidacy
A W Evans of Elberton announces his candidacy for the legislature in the Democratic primary. A lawyer with a large practice in the firm Evans and Evans, he is son of the late Beverly D Evans and brother of Judge B D Evans. Local friends hope for his nomination and election.
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Elberton
Sandersville
W Evans
Evans
Rain Delays Planting In Ware County Fields
Farmers in Ware County face a delayed start due to heavy rains and cold, with corn planting lagging but land prepared. Cotton acreage may rise amid favorable prices, while some western farmers shift to corn, peas, sugar cane, and sweet potatoes. Despite weather, farms show improved finances and readiness. fruit crop prospects remain hopeful with no damage reported yet.
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Ware County
Pearson
Sea Island
South Georgia
Vaai
Cochran to have a mill will fund electric lights
Cochran Georgia on March 3 special edition reports citizens will raise funds to build a cotton mill and seek a charter. About 845,000 has been subscribed as canvassing continues. A proposal to elect waterworks is signed. plan is for the mill to supply electric lights in exchange for water, ensuring a townwide system.
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Cochran Ga
Cochran Wil
Funeral of William Keys in Emerson
The body of William Keys, a Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railway brake man, was brought from Birmingham to Emerson and interred today. Keys, who died from injuries after a brake wheel detached on a freight car in Birmingham, was a Second Georgia Regiment veteran known for great physical strength and brave conduct in the Tampa riot. He previously worked in the revenue service and had notable fisticuffs with witnesses in Atlanta federal court days.
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Birmingham
Cartersville
Mareh
William Keys
Emerson
Keys
Kansas City
Memphis
Georgia
Tampa
Revenue Service
United States
Atlanta
Preacher in Gambling Den Exposé Shocks Charleston
Rev. Arthur Crane pastor of First Baptist preached on vice and sin in Charleston. He warned about blind tigers gambling houses and questionable resorts after visiting them last week. His sensational sermon drew laughter and stirred controversy among church members and local leaders.
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Charleston
Arthur Crane
First Baptist Church
Masonry Revival in Athens Expands Lodge Ties
In Athens Georgia six teen months ago Freemasonry neared a low ebb with sixty members. Today Mount Vernon No 2 Lodge tops 170 and Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons has reorganized. The Athens council is the city’s youngest lodge, organized with twenty two members. Officers include W H Linton thrice Illustrious master Max Joseph deputy master and W F Dorsey principal conductor. Keystone chapter counts sixty four members with elected officers led by Max Joseph and W F Dorsey. A Grand Missionary Rally closed at Oconee Street Church featuring Mrs Embry Boynton Martin Noland Pickret Davison J Noland and others.
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Athens
Georgia
Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon Lodge
Keystone Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Athens Council
Knights Templars
W. EH Linton
Max Joseph
W F Dorsey
O F Dorsey
W Camak
J Garibold
I L. Wood
A Capps
Royal Arch
Upson
BB Lawhead
J F Rhodes
JB Cocke
BE Flatau
Ladies' Missionary Society of
Oco~nee Street
H J. Embry
J Boynton
H E Martin
J § Noland
BR Pickret
A H Davison
Leila Frierson
J W Kenney
Kate Childers
NeHle Brown
Mattie Lou Juck Hortense Power
Lula Keith
Amusements highlights stars at the Grand Nevada and Packard
Emma Nevada to sing at the Grand Nevada with Bellini and Rossini favorites, while Wagner is avoided as the impresarios favor Donizetti and Liszt. The Bostonians headlined with a strong cast including Barnabee and MacDonald, plus premieres of new operas by Herbert and Smith. Zangwill’s The Children of the Ghetto tours, Packard’s Fra Diavolo opens at the Columbia, and critics praise the chorus and orchestra under John Lang.
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Emma Nevada
Grand Nevada
Calve
Wagner
Bellini
Rossini
Donizett
Lisey
Nevada
Catania
Helliut
Amina
Jenny Lind
Grist
Old Academy of Music
Mario
Sontag
Niblos
Pozzolini
Elino
Bostonians
Cablc Opera
Henry Clay Barnabee
MacDonald Helen Bertram Warcela van Dresser
George Frothingham
Josephine Bartlett
Frank Rushworth
John Dunsmore
H Fitzgerald
Grace Cameron
Frederick Knight
Edith Hendee
Charles R Wawles
S L Studley
Atlanta
Victor Herbert
Harry B Smith
Robin Wine
Ranken
Minkowsky
Packard Opera Company
Columbia
Fra Diavolo
Dan Packard
Charleston News and Courier
Packard Company
John Lang
Labor Notes on Atlanta Trades to Send Delegates
The semi monthly Atlanta Federation of Trades plans a pivotal meeting next Wednesday. Five delegates will be elected to the Georgia Federation of Labor convention in Augusta on the 18th of next month. Atlanta, Columbus, Macon and Savannah will send large delegations and a special decorated car is expected for the Atlanta delegates. The Augusta gathering may attract 250 to 300 delegates statewide with three days of meetings in Augusta. Charles Rogers of The Chattanooga Enquirer and Jerome Jones of The Atlanta Journal of Labor discuss recruitment and possible moves. Mark Twain plans to return with his family to Hartford for a permanent home.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Dig
Georgia Federation of Labor
Augusta
Atlanta Federation
Federation
Atlanta
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Opera
Georgia Womans Equal Suffrage Association
Claudia Howard-Maxwell
State Association
C C Houston
Crnvenen
J cC Rogers
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Enquirer
Rogers
Tennesse
Highit
Jerome Jones
Atlanta Journal of Labor
Enquirer
Jones
Mr. Rogers
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