Railroad Protest Over Rules 25 and 30 Soon Decided
Georgia railroad men urged before the railroad commission to reject amendments to rules 25 and 30 aimed at switching and multi line shipments. Fourth Vice President J M Culp led the protests arguing the changes would force equipment onto unreliable lines and hinder long hauls. The commission will reconvene next Friday to rule on the matter with all members present and many company officials in attendance.
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Georgia
Railroad Commission
Capitol
Commission
J. M. Culp
Southern Railway
Spencer R Atkinson
G. Gunby Jordan
Pope Brown
G. duBignon
James Menzies
Savannah
W E. Kay
Brunswick
Lee McLendon
Atlanta
J M. Cult
Washington
L .B. McClosky
The
Southern
A. G Jackson
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
John M Cutler
Macon
Georgia Southern
Florida
J. A. Sams
Western and Atlantic
J. W. Hightower
Ralph Brown
Tifton
Thomanville
Gut
W A.winburn
Independent steamers linked to Tampa west coast trade
The last merger centers on Plant steamerline and an independent line owned by Captain C. B. Garner of Jacksonville. Tampa will host as headquarters replacing Port Tampa with a double daily service to the west coast and Manatee river area. Garner to be general manager of consolidated lines assisted by W. Fuller as general freight and passenger agent.
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Spencer
Savannah
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Southern
Atlantic
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Georgia Southern
Florida
New Purchase
Htas
Smith D. Pickett
Valdosta and Western
Tampa
Charlotte Harbor
Steamerine
C. EB. Garner
Board of Trade
Port Tampa
West Coast
Manatee River
Garner
Consolidated Lines
W. MR. Fuller
What Happened to Jones at the Grand by Bijou Company
The Bijou Musical Comedy Company presents What Happened to Jones at the Grand in Atlanta with matinees this afternoon and tonight. The show draws large advance sales and marks one of the season’s most successful local productions. Otis Harlan will appear as the corpse. John W. Dunne debuts this summer as Colonel Christian Berrial with a full cast and special Thursday matinee featuring Minister Wu and officials. There is no performance Thursday evening due to Wu’s lecture.
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Jones
Broadhurst
the Grand
Bijou
Atlanta
Hoyt
Mr. Wells
Elients
Otis Harlan
John W. Dunne
Christian Berrial
Lindsay Hall
John Early
David Andrada
Tony Hart
Don Marble
Leutenant
Little Chip
Agnes Rose Lane
Orpheum Circuit Secured for Atlanta Vaudeville Venture
Jake Wells announces Atlanta will host top vaudeville at the Columbia on Marietta Street after remodeling. The Orpheum circuit tie with Bijou links Pacific coast talent. Plans for alterations discussed with DeGive, with open dates set between August and September and further city deals pending completion.
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Jake Wells
Atlanta
Etjon Theater
Columbia
Marietta Street
Richmond
DeGive
Grand Opera House
Messrs. Wells
Wells
Orpheum
Pacific Coast
Short Items Of Local Interest Recap Destitute Widow To Aide
Distress case reported with Mrs. T. M. Lamb of 22 Windsor street destitute and with four children. Husband, formerly a streetcar worker, seeks work elsewhere. Also: D A Hammett fined for insulting a young woman at Union Depot. Walthour leaves for Boston to race Moran and Champion. Sunday school picnics planned at Vinings and Lithia Springs. council committee on streets meets. Atlanta Manufacturers' Association to seek exposition building. Dr J W Coombs preaches at tent and churches with talk on idol breakers and watchfulness.
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T. Tibbs
T. M. Lamb
Windsor Street
D. A. Hammett
Recorder Groyles
Union Depot
Bremen
Atlanta
Charley Holt
Hammett
Broyles
Bobby” Walthour
Boston
Jimmie” Moran
Rever Beach
Walthour
Albert Champion
Rover Beach
Brassard
Charles River
Walthaur
New York
Manhattan Beach
Big Increase in Banking At Atlanta Clearing House
The Atlanta Clearing House on Monday reported a gain of 75 729.08 over the corresponding day in 1901, the largest increase recorded. The week’s figures compare with 1901 clearings: Monday 3300 902 41, Tuesday 375 102.92, Wednesday 351 778.07, Tuesday 295 497.09, Wednesday 269 436.83, Thursday 249 885.23, Friday 276 689.54.
Grape-Nuts Break fast Food Restores Pastor’s Health
L. K R. Danforth, pastor of the First M. E. Church in Haverhill Massachusetts, recounts five years of dyspepsia followed by a year of Grape-Nuts Break fast Food use. He reports weight gain, renewed energy, and the ability to work more, endorsing the product.
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L. K R. Danforth
M. E. Church
Haverhill
Mass
Annual Aleiphronian Society Debate Decides for Centralization
The Aleiphronian Debating and Literary Society of Boys' High held its annual debate at the Girls' High school building yesterday at 10 am. The topic was centralization of capital menacing government welfare. The affirmative team led by Robert Bostrom won over Day Apte and teammates. Officers included Neal A. McGuire president and Sam N. Roberts secretary.
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Aleiphronian Society
Aleiphronian Debating and
Boys’ High School
Girls’ High School
Robert Bostrom
Cherry Emerson
Neil McCullom
Robert Phillips
Day Apte
Jesse Rosenfeld
Charlie Milner
J. B Zachry, Jr
Neal A. McGuire
Sam N. Roberts
Frank Martin
Herschel Herrington
Frank Adair
Max Wilenaki
Shriners barbecue feast at Cold Springs grounds near East Point
Yaarab Temple Shriners invite about 30 members and families to a barbecue at the Cold Springs Cue Club grounds near East Point. Guests will eat camel milk dishes prepared by Superintendent Ware, with Wurm's orchestra providing music after 3:30. Members will wear American citizen attire with fez. dancing follows the feast.
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Yaarab
Shriners
Cold Springs
Cue Club
East Point
Ware
Jeff Dupwedy
Yaarab Temple
Atlanta
Wurm
SCHEDULES OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE AT UNION DEPOT
Passenger train timetables for multiple roads at Union Depot Atlanta Georgia list arrivals and departures by line. Central of Georgia, Atlantic Trailbahn, Atlanta and West Point, and other lines show times to Jonesboro Savannah Macon Nashville Marietta Selma Montgomery LaGrange Covington Covington Lithonia Conyers Augusta and Knoxville with daily and Sunday patterns.
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Union Depot
Atlanta
Gentral OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Savannah
Hapeville
Bapeville
Macon
Hapsyville Ig
Hapevile
Jonesbor
Izoneaboro
Hopeville
WHS
Ben
Nashville
Marietta
Memphis
West Point
Montgomery
Selma
LaGrange
Shaboahd Air Line Railroad
Glinton
Norfolk
oWashington
Washington
Clinton
Ghorgea Railroad
Agrivs
Eaugusts
Augusta
Conyers
Lithonis
Covington
sAuguata
Augueta
Knoxville & Northern
Vin. W
A. RR
Knoxville
Artive Atlante
Southern Railways Trains Leave Atlans
Railway timetable fragment lists daily trains to Cincinnati, Brunswick, Columbus, Birmingham, Memphis, Chattanooga, Washington, New York, and more. Includes through cars, Pullman service, dining and observation cars, local stops, and arrival times at key hubs like Columbus, Chattanooga, Richmond, and New York.
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New York
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Bulld Vestle
Pullman
Cinginnat
Brunswick
Drakes
Columbus
Birmingham
Memphis
Horeas City
Macon
D. m
Atlanta
Washington
Charlotte
Aneniston
Golumbus
Toccoa
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Louteville
Chattanoor
Loutevils
Bundat
Tallapoosa
Tallapools
The
Florids Limited
Jacksonville
Tocal
Chattanoooga
Fact Mall
Boston
Kimbal House
Union
City
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Brown & Alle
Whitehall Street
Jullivan
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Gr Tenannnins Wa
Bamm Sanmer Law Sehost
University OF Virginia
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Solthert
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Reos
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I. W. Arnod
Whitehall
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Gang
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Andrew Sledd
Oxford
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Ec Ee
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Lowndes
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Bell
Kimball House
RF. Dorsey
P. H. Brewster
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Jr Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Law
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Alliants
A. F., Liebman
Renting & Loans
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A. F. Liebman
E.van Winkle
Atlanta, GA
Tveray English
Anaiestan
Padtey
Saunre- Penile Bae Wa
L. N. Brunswig & Co
New Orleans
B.A. Vral
Man
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Sam Trisvaitarium
Bex
Austell, Ga
Culp
Southeastern Claim Conference
Southeastern Freight Association
Equitade
Southern Transportation Companies
I. L. Graham
Central of Georgia
F. A. Heaty
A Western
Alabama
Ala
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Flat
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Mari Snd
South Georgia Lumber CO. Stewart
Hunter St
Madison Ave
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
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St. Louis
Amhauser Standard
Seaboard
Athens
Julian R. Lane
Walker Street
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Western
Order of American Mechanics
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Tex
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Onlop
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Glass
Piedmont Avenue
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Interstate Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
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Ivy and
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West End
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Newton Street
HE. C. Kontz
George Welch
W. Cain
Luckie
W. Adair
Sirem
FOOTE @ DAVIES CO
Alabama Street
Attamts,Ga
East Front
Glenn Faver
Richardson St
S.H. Girardeau & Go
Walton, Prudential Building
Martea Bae
Fee
Drummond
Ent
Southern Evaggravioogy Companys
Jeff Dunwody
Dominioa
Werets
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