Manufacturing firms to locate at Tallapoosa Ga in 1891
A detailed prospectus lists CAPITAl 250000 on the Georgia Pacific line in Block 266 near Atlanta and Steel Streets. It cites large factory footprints for wagon and chair makers Cortland N Y and ventilating stove firms, with 1000 to 2000 expected operatives and 500 new dwellings needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallapoosa
Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company
Benj. F. Butler
Massachusetts
James W. Ilyatt
U.S
Logan H. Roots
Arkansas
GEO. C. Schofield
Pres. N. Y. Contract Co
New York
L. M. Sanford
Pres
Bank of Newastie
J. B. Forakrfr
Ohio
Jony Bb. Gonpon
Georgia
Kopent L. Taylor
Tennessee
F. Mann
Concord & Montreal Railroad
New Hampshire
Exchange
Rich
H. Baigut
Washington, D.C
F. i. True
U. S. Treasury
Henry Feuchtwanger
N. Y
Kowertson
First National Bank
Kearney
Ned
P. K. Roots
Little Rock
Ark
Iron
D. C
Exchange Building
Boston
Mass
Harrison County
Pallapoosa
Georgia, Tennessee & Tillinois Railroad Company
Stevenson
Ala
Georgia-Pacific
Piedmont Glass Works
Property on Georgia Pacific line at Atlanta and Dewey corner
On the Georgia Pacific Railroad line at the corner of Atlanta and Dewey streets stands a main building 20 by 60 feet two stories tall and a muggine house 20 by 20 feet. The structures are nearly completed and in bos e in operation July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Pacific Railroad
Atlanta
Steel, Railroad
Woods
Tallapoosa
Georgia
Tennessee & Lllinois R
Georgia, Tennessee & Llinois R. R
Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company
Dewey Streets
Tallapoosa Industrial Listings on Boulevard Show New Buildings
Located on the Boulevard in Block 156 fronting Lythia Springs Park the property spans 190 feet with four stories and 130 rooms plus 80 baths. It lists Tallapoosa Furnace Piedmont Glass Works Tallapoosa Foundry and Machine Works Poosa Manufacturing Tallapoosa Cabinet Company and Tallapoosa Chemical Works among others with 15 to 2590 hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Bottling Works
Wilkesbarre
Lithia Springs Park
United States
Roov & Shoe Factory
Messrs. Horne & Noise
Stanton, Mich
Tallapooosa
FURNITORE C@O
Tallapoosa Lumber Mpg
BH. KH. CO
Tallapoosa
Lythia Springs Park
Tallapoosa Foundry and Machine Works
Poosa Manufacturing
Ccc Cmpany
Reds Nearly Whitewashed In Ninth Sees Boston Win
A dramatic late rally lifts the Boston club as McMahon shines for Baltimore while Duffy struggles at the plate. Robinson anchors defense, but Boston seizes the moment in the ninth to push across the decisive run and edge Baltimore 3 to 2 amid sharp fielding and hitting from Wise, Radford, and Welch. Philadelphia games and weather notes close the set.
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Duffy
Boston
Sam Wise
Stricker
Radford
Welch
Baltimore
A.A
KK. BH. PO
Prown
OlJoyce
Ray
Brouth
John On
O Mctea
Wise
Murphy
Giwert
Haddock
Hov’son
Ol O’baen
McMahon
Wee Ee iRadford
Baltuole
Kay
Johnson
O'brien
Verden
van Haltren
Gilbert
Robinson
Joyce
Brouthers
Kerrns
Bargain Mantle with Overmantle at Paine’s Furniture
Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Anal Street offers an elaborate mantel with overmantle, mirror and panels for 14 dollars this week. The ad notes the value once being twice that price and promises strong visitor satisfaction with the princely bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Anal Street
Workman's Fatal Fall at Union Depot
Hartford Conn June 24 Robert Ternahan a painter of Warehouse Point was killed at the Union depot when a plank gave way under him causing a fifteen foot fall under the trestles. He died from a broken neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartforpd
Conn
Robert Ternahan
Warehouse Point
Ternahan
New York Paper Bag Machine Case v Hollinsworth & Whitney
United States Circuit Court on June 24 held a bill in equity charging infringement of patent No. 357966 for paper bag machinery. The Hollinsworth & Whitney Co denies infringement, claims original invention, and that the invention had practical use or profits. Hearing noted with counsel for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nelson
New York Paper Bag Machine & Manufacturing Company
Hollinsworth & Whitney Company
Albert H. Walker
Flartford
Chadwick v Putnam Case Concludes and Taken Under Advisement
The case involving the Charlesgate house resumed and finished and was taken under advisement. Plaintiffs were represented by George Adams and George R. Blinn, while defendants were aided by W. A. Gaston and Fred KK. snow.
Replevin and derailment cases listed in Superior Court docket
In the second and fourth sessions a replevin action over 150 barrels of flour valued at 750 dollars is noted against Richardson et al, with Walsh implicated as transferor. A separate case, Miller vs New York & New England Railroad, alleges negligence after a 1890 derailment injuring the plaintiff, with a verdict for 4000 dollars. Paul Sullivan vs Morrison et al is listed as a tort action for 410,000 dollars.
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Superior Court
Hammond
Henry B. Goodwin
Charles L. Richardson
Walsh
Fyles
B. O. Cook
William B. Miller
New York & New England Railroad Company
Empljoy
Boston
Putnam
H. E. Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
Laintiff
A. A. Strout
R. D. Westenne
Paul Sullivan
George W. Morrison
Lumber laden team runs into man crossing street
A loaded lumber team driven by a defendant’s servant struck a man crossing Washington Street at Motte Street corner. The plaintiff, pushing a hand cart, was in the street and claims the collision was the driver’s fault. The defense pleads general denial and plaintiff negligence. Attorneys C. P. Sullivan for plaintiff and Charles F. Loring for defendant. One more case may be taken up this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Motte Street
C. P. Sullivan
Charles F. Loring
Insolvency Court Meets in Essex County Sessions
In Salem on June 23 the Insolvency Court held a first meeting for Newhall & Co. of Swampscott with Ira B. Keith of Lynn as assignee. A warrant was ordered against the estate of Matthew Donohue of Haverhill. A composition meeting occurred in the case of William Buck.
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Essex, S.s
Salem
Harmen, J
Newhall & Co
Swampscott
Ira Bb
Keith
Lynn
Matthew Donohue
Haverhill
William Buck
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Ody
AVA Prey OS
ABAAT
WU Industries
C. B. Hitchcock Mfg, CO
Cortland
Hayes’ Chair Company
WM. Howe Ventilating Stove CO
Lowe Intent
Anchor Woollen Mills
Marysville
Tenn
Brown Behol.,& CO
Tallapoosa Street Railway Co
Capial
L. Tallapoosa Ice Manupactenas Company
Leon Bridge Works
Bens. F. Rorer
Jas. W. 4Yatt
Treas
U. S
A. A. Wyman
Neb. Tuos
Pany
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston Consolidated Stock Exchanges
Presen
Suffolk A Company
James W. Hyatt
Crorguaalabana Investment and Development Fiore Building
Washington ST
Southern
Wall Street
Drexel
Stock Exchange
Bank of Baltimore
Tokenhouse
London
Eng
C. B. Hitchcock Manufacturing CO
Cortland, N. Y
Marysville, Tenn
Tallanoosa, Ga
Tallapoosa Reclining Chair Company
Lithia Springs Hotel
Tallapoosa Cabinet Company
Tallapoosa Chemical Workregs
Phillies
Reds
Baltimores
Congress Street
Bostons
O’brien
Btricker
Paul Rad
Exton
Fom Brown
Tom
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Pahiapelpuia
Ionings
Ganzel
Bals
Hamilton
Delehanty
Stovey
Tucker
Myers
Brown
Yassed Bulia
Clements
Long
Quinn
Utepire
Hurst
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pittsburg
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American Association
Washington
Athletics
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New England League
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POST
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Col
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Fla
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Michigan
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Rooklyn
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Wincinnall
Ceeeeee
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Essesessve
Oer
Cammroe
Ccc
Ccce Cies
Columbus
PVA Suedeusan
Lil
Supreme Judicial Court
Allen, J
Medical and Surgical Journal
Idaho Springs
Carlsbad Springs
Germany
Bine Pases
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Dap Francisco
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Grove
C. HM. Graves & Sons
Yelowstone Park
Concord
Specers Advertising
Harvard
Nwonhe
G. B. Plerce
Kent's Hill
T, H
Carster
Appleton St.ipatoring
Elmwood St
Roxbury
Soakaders
Hillside Farm
Norway
Mane
Remington Bianda Typew CO
School Street
Mio
Nathaniel LY Martls
Comgondy
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