Southern railway progress and asset growth last fiscal year
The report details Southern railway gains in equipment obligations totaling 9,209,667 and payments of 2,013,620, yielding a net increase of 7,960,047. It adds 1,086 freight cars 62 passenger cars and 224 locomotives and shows prepaying rail renewals with 137,650 tons of steel rails. Traffic rose broadly with higher wages and material costs, delivering improved but growing expenses. Net earnings rose to 81,068,283 despite higher costs. average train loads and mileage expanded, surpassing 1904 05 figures while revenue per mile rose to 1.84.
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Sema Re
Southern Railway
Thas
Foutham
New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Oweve T. Ie
Hern Talin
Pieldir
City appeals its tax case to state supreme court
The city will appeal to the supreme court from Judge John J. Pendleton’s Fulton superior court ruling on the fresale ordinance. The injunction, made permanent, blocks a $200 license tax on merchants selling damaged goods outside Atlanta limits.
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Supreme Court
John, J. Pendleton
Fulton
Peters Street
Recorder
Morris Macks
FM. Hughes
Mason
Pictures and Picture Frames in Hoch Foresting
The item notes Cole Book Company at 69 Wilatre- Aall street offering framing services and reasonable prices for pictures. It also references railway and interurban company leadership changes, project contracts, and bond issues as part of an expanded rail and transportation sector spanning Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton areas, with multiple lines and construction firms involved. The text mentions resignations, jurisdiction extensions, and new traffic management appointments across several interurban networks and associated companies.
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Hoch Foresting
Mavidin
Reasonable Prices
Cole Book Company
Wilatre- Aall Street
Mawards
South
Cumvnnati
Hamilton
Dayton
R. AL. Wallace
Cineipal
Flamilton
Dayon
Hegionariers
Corlandterrest
New York
Susan
Rulway
Wy Cooky
Berner
Erlewits Ofive
Ad Fis
Cinginnati Stanation
Dayton Andure
Marauette
Edwards
Morgan-DoLar Schoeps Syndicate
Od Idlana
Ole
Interurbun Unes
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincanali Northen Traction Company
Columbus Buckeye Lake
Mark
Columbus Newark
Zanesville
Luma
Port Wa. van Wert and Lina
Wabash Valley
Indiana Union ‘Craton Cou Feny
Indiinapolis Traction
Heramar Company
Lae
Indianapolis
Northwestern
Richmond Street
Danville
Indianapolis and
Plainfeld
Lively Week Ahead in City Hall Debates
City council committees will debate ordinances next week with all measures referred to them. Edwin Pantley seeks to buy part of Piedmont park, a petition to be studied by joint finance, parks, and public buildings committees. A January apportionment reform is set for ordinance and finance review.
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Edwin Pantley
Piedmont Park
Patterson
Curtis
Pat Gio
Ellis
Foster
Han
Sunday School Rally Draws Prominent Guests
A large two day session of a Sunday school workers rally will convene at First Congregational colored church at Courtland and Houston streets. International Sunday School Association officials and several white Atlanta ministers will speak. Delegates from Georgia and neighboring states are expected. railroads offer reduced fares.
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Congregational Church
Courtland
Houston
Internsional Sunday School Association
Weston
Atlanta
Georgia
Suring
Funeral of Mrs. Geo. Adair at Peters Street Home
Hundreds attended the funeral services for Mrs. George W. Adair Jr. held yesterday at 3 pm at her Peters Street residence. Rev. M. L. Troutman led the ceremony with Park Street Methodist Church members present. The Atlanta Athletic Club sent members and floral tributes. Pallbearers were Percy Dashwood, Statfard Nash, Arnold Broyles, A. B. Steele, William P.B. Glenn, and Robert Woods. Interment followed at Westview.
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George W. Adair, Jr
Peters Street
M. L. Troutman
Park Street
Atlanta Athletic Club
Percy T. Dashwod
Statfard Nash
Arnold Broyles
A. B. Steele
William PB. Glenn
Robert Woods
Westview
Dr Kenyon Shot in Self Defense in Georgia
Dr Kenyon of Dawson Georgia shot H H Dickerson at 185 Spring Street Saturday night. He faces a recorder’s court arraignment on firing firearms in city limits but claims self defense. Dickerson reportedly took laudanum before firing and died from a bullet wound to the breast. Dickerson pursued Florence Weston, daughter of Mrs Weston, triggering the deadly confrontation.
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Ly Kenyon
Dawson
H. H. Dickerson
Spring Street
Recorder's Court
Kenyon
Grady Hospital
Reuben F. Arnold
T. Y. Hubbard
Yesterd
Renyon
Dickerson
Dicterson
Tay
Ken
Wenyon
Wren
Dr Kenyon
Dr. Kenyon
Barclay & Brandan
Madison
Fla
Jon M
Chief awarded fine gold badge to Atlanta police chief
A gold badge set with diamonds and ruby was presented to Chief Henry Jennings by the Atlanta police in a formal ceremony. Speech by Madi son Bell praised civic virtue and the department’s leadership, calling Jennings a courageous and courteous leader.
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Madison Bell
Cmet
Henry Jennings
Metropolis
Georgia
South
Aillanta
Hitle
Ciller Henry Jennings
Jennings
Chien Henry Jennings
Hawkes Optician Promotes Superior Glasses and Service
A. K. Hawkes, an optician at 41 Whitehall, touts reputation built on superior glasses and service. The ad claims thousands wear Hawkes' glasses and invites consultations on eyewear.
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A. K. Hawkes
Optician
Hawkes
Opician
Whitehall
Total Relipse Catarrh Cure Praised by Cincinnati Man
H M Davis of Cincinnati testifies after using Total Relipse Catarrh Cure bought in Chattanooga. He reports long standing catarrh improved greatly and says the company has cured hundreds. The ad promotes a one month supply by mail for $1.00 from Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co Atlanta. Also notice of Georgia Auburn game rail fare to Macon on November 30 with return by Dec 1.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturng Co
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
H. M. Davis
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Ca
Georgia-Auburn
Macon
Central
Georgia
Jonesboro
W H Fogg
D. P A
Badge ceremony marks Jennings as new chief in Atlanta club
The ceremony honored Chief Jennings with a solid gold badge featuring an eagle, a ruby eye, a pheenix breast, and a diamond on the shield. The badge, made in New York, cost over $100. Also reported, W A Clark Jr underwent a surgical operation in New York on November 26 with a favorable, improving prognosis for United States Senator W A Clark of Montana.
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Jennings
Bell
Atantaung
Ecre
New York
W. A. Clarke
Wilkhaya Fark
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
Cuban government weighs response over Isle of Pines affair
In Havana on November 26 the Cuban government discussed communications with the United States about handling the Isle of Pines situation amid alleged threats to assume territories and potential actions against American interests on the isle.
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Isle of Pines
Havana
United States
Térritories
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