Randolph Rose and the Atlanta Spirit Leader
The piece profiles Randolph Rose as a driving force behind the Atlanta Spirit, detailing his rise from bottle-washer to president of the Rose Co. It highlights his systematized office, the in-house leadership, and the firm’s emphasis on purity in medicinal whiskies, plus his public prominence and community influence.
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la Busines Carees
Randolph Hoar
Rose
Alan Tin
Postoffice Receipts Double in Six Years
August figures show postoffice receipts up by 10 89997 over the same month last year and 28 895 50 higher than the year 902. Readings for August over the past four years are listed. The postoffice will be open Monday from 7 to 9 90. Carriers will run one more trip. Money order department will remain open all day. Blodgett announced that growth and bumper output in Atlanta aided new letter carriers. Macon and Birmingham Railway offers cheap rates to the Macon Fair from line stations. One fare 75 cents to Macon and return for fair admission. Tickets on sale October 1 to 10 with final date October 15, 1908.
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R. M. Rose
Randolph Rose
Ube
Ave
Godine Sudeen
Preachires Wituet
Branchelors
South Road
Etrest
Gilldacre
Ross
Ronknot
Laos
Ite
Lavor
Blodgett
Yarte
Macon
Courts Grant Restraint in Gate City Terminal Case
Judge Pendleton yesterday issued an order restraining Gate City Terminal Company from condemning Thrower property on West Hunter Street until a hearing set for September 8. The action is part of a series of similar injunctions in related cases. Harriet Mitchell, by attorney T W Rucker, filed suit in Superior Court against husband William G Mitchell alleging marriage in March 1903 and desertion in June 1903 with cruelty claims. An injunction was also granted in the Atlanta Agricultural Works case against Atlanta Pew Works, restraining charter actions by J W Hightower, B J Hightower, OW Brown, and Aley. The plant transfer from Atlanta Flow Works to Atlanta Plows under a ten-year restriction and the copyrighted name Atlanta Plows are central to the dispute. Hammond & Smith represent the petitioner.
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Nate Posvessor
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South
Hela
Qleector Ang
Die Mony Industries
Dimctoreh'p
Atlanta
Lews
Ro XM Ross Company
Handolph Rome
McSt
Mom
Va Ube Riage
Atlomia
Ita'en Holts
Soutmi
Randolph Hose
Sabratly
Wren
Ita
Hansolph Rose Hanestis
Rosa
Stein
M. L. Thrower
Pendleton
Gate City Terminal Company
Thrower'a
Weat Hunter Street
Sptember
Chia
Mra
Harriett Mitchel
T W Rucker
Eall
William G Mitchell
Poncheron
Atlanta Agricultural Works
Atlante Pew Works
Atlanta Flow Works
Itsella
Atlanta Plows
Hightower Et. al
Smth, Hammond & Smith
Receivership Attack Claims Traders Insurance Fraud Losses
Smith Cullom and Norwel Cullom, agents for the defunct Traders Insurance Company, challenge a United States circuit court ruling appointing a receiver. The company, once insolvent after a $3 7000 loss in San Francisco, seeks to prevent removal of the receiver and argues creditors plotted to shield themselves from rent liabilities. The case centers on surplus funds and liability after insolvency procedures.
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Chicago
Smith Cullom
Norwel Cullom
Traders” Insurance Company
Nut
Birmingham
Ala
Guay
Bill T
United States
Traders Insurance Company
San Francisco
Federal
Frank Gonley Bound Over In Forgery Case
Frank Conley was bound over to the circuit court on suspicions of forging Soldier Lowry Arnold’s name on a check for 96 BC at the Third National Bank. Acting Recorder Foster presided. Earl W Doster testified. Several individuals were mentioned in the tangled affidavit as part of the alleged scheme.
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Frank Conley
Lowry Arnold
Third National Bank
Waithy
Foster Yeater
Earl W Doster
Cantey
Deine
Fie
Starbaleon
Orphans Home Plots Charter Change And Leadership
A long fragmentary report describes a group of homeless orphans plan ning to seek a charter change for their home and training institution at 67 McDaniel Street. The Free Methodist community meeting at Broad and Marina addresses custody and future governance. Officials expect a board of five to oversee care and education of the orphans as a court settles the plan.
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Beacen
Broad
Marina Irecia
Harwell
Judes Bseat
Unclear OCR Record of Washington Commerce Test
Fragmentary text shows a Washington related notation about a deputy commerce and internal affairs censor testing with Edwin Waynor Man. Names and details are garbled. exact event, date, organization, or outcome cannot be determined from readable fragments.
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Earl Bucceeda Sims
Washington
Eptember
Ilumbia
Edwin Waynor
Bureau
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Tar Heel Optimium From The Fayetteville Observer
The Fayetteville Observer reports on local politics and economic matters shaping the year. Community leaders discuss policy impacts on business hunting rights and agricultural markets.
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Fayette Ile
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