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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
6
A large Maddox rally drew thousands as overflow crowds filled streets and venues. Officials and speakers including the mayor addressed a record crowd, with estimates around 4,000 inside and up to 3,000 outside, as protesters and supporters packed Cable Hall and adjacent areas.
An account of a Maddox rally at the Lyric theater with speakers including Huddleston and Bernhardt. The crowd, described as many supporters of Maddox, urged defeating him and supporting organized labor.
No. 14 Realty Trust Co lists officers and associates with scattered, unclear text. Mentions Asa G Cander, Gora Cola Company, Parrott, Pie¢man-potet Company, Chicago and Alton Railway, George T Rowland publisher, Southern Failure Company Washington, and Capital Stock $600,000. Content is fragmentary and garbled.
Edwin P. Ansley urges subscription to the Realty Trust Company in Atlanta as a vehicle for developing central business property, fireproof buildings, and a clearing house for real estate. He cites The Commercial and Financial World praising Wall Street while outlining plans to attract small investors and improve North Forsyth Street, with a focus on benefiting the city, South, and nation.
A fragmentary report captures a heated political meeting with cheers for Mr Woodward and Mr Madtox. Speakers praise working men, reference Atlanta and Guam, and describe a march through streets as supporters declare resolve for a better day amid national tension.
Volunteers solicit donations today in an annual drive organized by Chambertine Johnwor DiBoxe Corman for the Hame. The public is urged to place children in the window as a sign of gratitude and to support the year’s giving effort.
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