Big concerns seek charters for three firms in Atlanta
Applications for charters were filed yesterday in Atlanta for three large concerns two smelting outfits and a wholesale dry goods and nation house all to be based in this city The Piedmont Smelting Company seeks 1 000 000 capital with stock at 10 each and can grow to 2 000 000 The Villa Rica Mining and Smelting Company is named with 50 000 capital and potential rise to 200 000 The Dousherty Ward Little Company is the wholesale dry goods and nation house with 150 000 capital The petition lists incorporators and attorneys and notes stock increases may be sought The docket also covers property transfers and a jury still deliberating in a civil case involving an estate and a building collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Nation House
Atlanta
Piedmont Smelting Company
A. Popkess
Fulton County
M. A. Popkess
High Point
N. C
J. E. Black
Cobb County
Georgia
Attorneya Andrews & Skeen
Villa Rica
George Hardy
Carroll County
KH. M
G. Mitchell
Dousherty-Ward-Little Company
Daniel O. Dougherty
W. A. Ward
James R. Little
L. A. Redwine
J. C. Allen
J. O. Castleberry
J. S. Dougherty
Smith, Hammond & Smith
Johnson to Speak Tonight in Fifth Ward Hall
Alderman Harvey Johnson, a mayoral candidate, will deliver his second campaign speech this evening at 8 o clock in the hall at the corner of Marietta and Thurmond streets. He will cover several topics not raised in his first address given last Thursday in the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johnson
Mariatta
Thurmond Streets
Johnson
Fifth Ward
Train Ticket Notice to Cartersville and Return Views
A dated notice lists 1.00 fare to Cartersville and back with a morning train option. Tickets go on sale for the Sunday September 1 meeting at Sam Jones Tabernacle, good for the returning date. E HARMAN General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes CG
Sam Jones Tabernacle Meeting
Cc. E. Harman
Gen. Pass
Agt
Cartersville
W.& Abr
Mackets
E. Harman
Gen. Pasa
Western and Atlantic Railroad
New Zealand Offers Bonus for Gold Saving in Black Sands
Edison company experiments on New Mexico black sands for gold rescue failed with over 250000 dollars spent. New Zealand government offers a two thousand pound bonus for an invention to save gold from black sands before 1904. Criteria include novelty, transportability, water use, 20 cubic yards per hour capacity, profitability under scarce gold value, six months continuous operation, 100000 cubic yards processed, and at least twenty independent users before payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Company
New Mexico
Edison
New Zealand
Tabernacle City Mission Sees Broad Summer Success
The Tabernacle City Mission reports six church missions across the city running three weekly services each. About six hundred children attend Sunday schools. the Barraca class on Luckie Street grew from forty to ninety members and funded a sick member’s care. The Tabernacle tent meetings drew large crowds at seven sites, with roughly 150 new members, and many others joining different churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle City
Barraca Mission
Hulsey and
Mechanic Streets
Barraca
Tabernacle
Lucy
Irby
Luckie Street
Ife
Tabernacle Infirmary
East Point
Hapeville
Atlanta
Christ
Armless beggar’s strange coin feat lands him in jail
A Cleveland immigrant known as Jesse Ferry, an armless beggar, was arrested for vagrancy after failing to heed Main Street police. He uses his mouth to catch coins, then dumped a mouthful of pennies on the desk, muttering that “You ain’t got ’em all yet” as officers scrambled to contain the coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Jesse Ferry
Mayn Street
No. 1
Ferry
Buffalo
Cleveland
Main Street
First Precinct
Willamson
Main
Seneca Streets
Exchange Street
Williamson
Counted pennies hint at motive in arrest
In the cell room Ferry recalled his arrest and noted he had nearly six dollars in pennies. Police say the money likely came from yesterday’s charitable giving, describing him as having received the funds from kind-hearted people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Passing of the Salmon and Related Notes
A compendium note on the decline of Idaho redfish due to gill nets and various traps along the lower Columbia. The piece discusses migration hazards from nets, wheels, and miners, ranchers, and village residents exploiting spawning grounds miles inland. It weaves in brief notices on travel tickets and humorous quotes from contemporary papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Lakes
Lower Columbia
Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta
Train timetable lists numerous Western and Atlantic routes from Atlanta to Cincinnati, Columbus, Birmingham, Memphis, Washington, New York, and Jacksonville. Through sleeping cars, dining, and observed service, with arrival times, connections, and ticket office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Atlanta
Central OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Sarr
Savannah
Gam
Macon
Bmacon
Jonesboro Savannah
Hopeville
Honpevills
Westery and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville
Marlette
Daly
Pullman
Cincinnati
Branewick
Maken
Ctopa
Columbus
Bleminghem
Kansas City
Carrelton
Hirmingham
Memphis
Charlotte
Danville
Richmond
Chattanooga
Chattanoor
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Washington
New York
Marcon
Charlotta
Norfolk
B. D
Fort Valley
Maccon
Carrollton
Birmingham
Alr
Taccoa
Douteville
Louisville
Anniston
Noo
Florida Limited
Salkt
Jacksonville
Brunsywick
U. 6
Fitchmond
Maenla
Washington & P.m
Boston
Kimball Horse and” Union Hepot
City Office
Bain
Doepet
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Ask Incorporation
W. D. Grant
Grant Wilkins
H. M. Reid
Reid
Elseman
Wilking
Eiseman
Mqlerk Alex Dittler
Myria H. Boynton
Clara B. Cole
Charles E. Boynton
Hoynton & Cole Realty Company
Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBosé Company
Whitehall
Hunter Streets
Frank C. Parshall
Neal Yoan and Banking Company
Gray Street
Robert Ridley Venable
Peter Francisco Smith
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Joseph Schachter
Harry Clein
Piedmont Avenue
J. M. Stewart
BE. A. Robertson
George M. Hope
Plaster’s Bridge Road
Maud A. Ballard
M. and
J. Hirsch
Woodward Avenue
Barnett
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Essig Bros
Tabernacle City Mission
Earl. Peacock
ED H. Peacock
Stetson
LAW Bros.co
Whitelatt
A. J. West & Co
A. P. Hanan
Union
Southern Pacific
Philadelphia
Chicago Tribune
St. cHleage Tribune
Anton Adviised
Courtland Ave
Courtland
Cain Street
P. H. Snook
Courtland Avenue Cares
John J. Woodside
North Brosa Street
Ne NA Nan
United States
South
Telegraph College
Senola
Eugene Row, Sonota, Be
Pisa and Foundry Co
Ala
Traders’ Investment Co
Empire
Enochs Lumber and Manufacturing Co
Jackson
Miss
J. W. Wills & Co
Wormwood
Constitution
Srgota
Moler Colleges
St. Louis
New Orleans
Empire Business Bureau
Grant Bidg
South Broad, Morse, Williams & Co
Spps
Poverity
Martin & Hoyt Co
Austell
Dabt
Fitzgerald, Ga
Barbers
Caxton
Chicago
Interstate Teachers’ Bureau
R. Stowers
Courtland St
Alexander's
N. Forsyth
Joseph Bell
East Tenth St
Monreé Mfg. Co
LaCrosse
Wis
Ee Ees
Angiar Avenue
EE Hs
He. Mente Ac
Es G
Ving
A Whitnan
General Council
Decatur Street
Hayner Distilling Company
C. H. Smith
Southern Engraving Co
M. Kirschbaum
Practical Hatter
Marietta Street
Atlanta, Ga
D. Morgan
Dr. Hammack
Hammack
Southern Dye and Cleaning Works
N. Forsyth St
Gross Tailoring Co
Peachtree
Frye’s
Marietta
M. McNair
West Mitchell St
Union Telegraph College
Clayton & Zahn
White Wail Paper Co
N. Pryor
J. W. Wilts & Co
Simpson Street and Southern Railway
F. M. Brotherton
South Broad
I. W. Phillips & Co
J. H. Kennedy
Dr . & W. Carson
Cnroeine
Eliles
Tolman
J.T. Holleman
West Alabama
Equitable Oan and Security Company
Equitable
Weyman & Connors
Nave
McCandless
Miser Building
G Desaussure
Tam
Oscar
Charles A. Davis
Hdgewood Ave
Mecca
MONEY
Lowndes
Wagner Typewriter Co
N. Broad At
O c
Larkin
Walker
Whitehall St
Central Avenue
A&a
G J. Dallas
South Broadst
Griffin
Central Railroad
A. R. Taylor
Vineyard
Pete
South Pryor Street
Dr. Southington Remedy Co
Dept
AIA Ios
Lanier Southern Business College
Macon Ga
Alabama
Whitehall Srs
Lanter
Peachtree and
Marietta Sts
Wells
N. Broad
Morgan's
Waitehall St
N. Broad U
J. Lee Barnes
Ballard House
Harwell
Rosenfeld & Shomo
Waltons
Carroll Brog
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta Stove Works
Bel
Thrower
North Forsyth Street
South Pryor
Sea M. L. Thrower
Prudential
Merritts Avenue
James T. Trnce
Jackson Street
Calhoun
Thomas Peters
B.A. Warlick & A
Edgewood Avenue
Machinana
Iron Merhine Tools
Richards Mechine Co
Peters Arrest
T C. McDonald
Carl
Southern Hagraying Co
Harrison
Southern
Southern Preas
S&b. Turman
Broad Street
I. W. Wills & Co
Dixie Hotel
East Alabama Street
Pryor Street
Frank Block
Riseman Bros
Joseph B. Brown
Wall Street
Corner Wall
Brown Block
Joseph BH. Brown
Julius L
Joseph M. Brown
8. B. Turman & Co
Cor. Broad and
Alabama Ste. ’Phono Etc
North Ave
Auburn ‘Ave
Nts
Renta
Broad and
Alabama Streets
Iron Brokers
Armatrong & Bro. Foundry
Crossing
BE. D. Crane & Co
Forsyth Street
E. D. Crane & CO
Columbus Bugsy Co
EB. D. Crane & CO
Owensboro
Seana E. D. Crane & CO
EB. D. Crane& CO
EB. D. Crane
End
South Forsyth St
Eme
Lomier
Wilk
Hunter
Lane Street
Vine Street
Mapte Street
A. Campbell
City of
McAfee Street
Alexander Street
Pine Street
Humnatcatt
Venable Street
Oelack P. m
W. J. Campbell
Jayuson
Owe UK
Nome Memrov CO
Auuteel Bldg
Atlant
Dave
Aodaye
Collum Dropsy Medicine CO
Lowndes Building
Attanss, Oy
Julius B.watts & CO
Atlanta and
West Point
Avrisg Brom
Wenteekery
Komery
Asm Bolens
Montgomery
Zelms
Pinigelme taGretia
Lacrenre
Baboard Air Line
Nestol
Canton
Oteeningtén
Eaupisia
Oqam sAnnusta
Sham Conyers
Knoxville & Northern
Mariette
Neavihe
Fkarevitts
Ral
Sam Jones
Tabernacle Meetings
Cartersville, Ga
BE. Harman
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