Georgia Alert Item Chronicle of Happenings
Bart Thrasher of Nashville Ga has been arrested for beating his father to death. A woman in Atlanta killed three rattlesnakes found in her yard. Mrs Amanda Cobb of Carnesville was acquitted of murdering her husband. Fulton County grand jury issued a true bill against Mrs Willie Standifer for killing her sister. Harry Silverman jailed in Columbus for stealing church window curtains. Ten thousand witnessed Tom Young’s public hanging in Texas for murder. Debate over Hoke Smith and Clark Howell politics continues. Sam Jones supports Dr Nunnally for governor. Ellijay reports Tom Rose eloped with his niece. couple returned. Deputy Walden’s pistol discharged killing the prisoner Lena Crabb. Carl Shultz seeks re-election in Lumpkin County. Forsyth County plans electric car line from Cumming to Roswell. Cherokee Advance notes 14 of 2209 Couriers miners in France were rescued alive after three weeks.
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Bart Thrasher
Nashville
Atlanta
Mining notes show active mining talks and Edison prospecting
Stockholders meetings are planned for Consoli dated Co. and Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging Co. in Auraria on dates in May. Reports cover Lockhart shaft work, Calhoun mine nuggets, Columbia ore movement, placer diggings, finds at Findley, and samplings along the Appalachian belt. Edison funds analyses, rail plans, and mineral prospects drive optimism for future development.
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Bunker Hill
Lockhart
W. B. Loggins
Calhoun mi
United States
Columbia
Moose
G. McGuire
Ross McDonalds
Wash Jenkins
Findley
Lumpkin
White
Southern Power and Milling Co
Turkey Hill
Wm. Murray
Dauphin
Manitoba
Canada
John Morris
New Jersey
Apalachian
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Democratic meeting calls for county primary planning
The Lampkin county Democratic executive committee meets April 16 at 2 p.m. in Dahlonega to set a date for the next primary for state senator representative and county officers and to establish primary rules. A full attendance is urged.
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Democratic Party
Lampkins County
Court House
Dahlonega
Georgia
General Assembly of
Joan H. Moore
Clor'n
Hickory Timber Wanted for Dahlonega Wood Trade
The Dahlonega Spoke and Handle Factory offers eight dollars per card for first grade hickory timber delivered to Dahlonega. Timber must be 88 inches long, with pieces over 18 inches in diameter split or quartered as specified and clear of defects. Second grade timber paid at two dollars fifty cents per card with similar quality rules. M. J. Williams, Manager.
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Dahlonega
Dahlonega Spoke & Handle
M. J. Williams
Stockholders Meeting of The Dahlonega Consolidated Gold Mining Co
Notice to stockholders to meet April 7, 1906 at 10 a.m. in Dahlonega Georgia. Agenda includes paying interest on bonds in default, negotiating with the bondholders' committee, and arranging working capital or disposal of property. D C Suaw, President.
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Dahlonega Consolidated Gold Mining Company
H. D. Ingersoll
Dahlonega
Georgia
D.C. Suaw
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Bunker Hill Gold Mining
Notice from Auraria Lumpkin County Georgia states an adjourned stockholders meeting of Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging Company will be held at the principal office in Auraria Georgia at 2 p.m. on the 8th day of May 1906. Secretary C B Sovey signs.
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Auraria
Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging Company
Georgia
Lumpkin
Sovey, Seo’y
Dahlonega Lands Seized in Sheriff Sale for 1906
Lumpkin County Georgia will sell at Dahlonega court house door on the first Tuesday in May the lot 1081 in the 12th district first section. It is seized from Dahlonega Consolidated Gold Mining Company to satisfy a tax collection lien by R J Walden State tax claim. Written levy notice given April 8 1906 by Sheriff J M Davis.
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Georgia
Lumpkins County
State of Georgia
Dahlonega Consolidated Gold Mining Company
J. M. Davis
Dahlonega Ordinance Bans Sunday Games for Minors
A 1909 Dahlonega ordinance prohibits any person ten years old or older from playing sports or engaging in manual labor for gain on Sundays within city limits. Violators face penalties under City Ordinances. The notice also advertises valuable gold mines and timber lands for sale in Dahlonega.
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Dahlonega
Victery
J. W. Boyd
Notice to stockholders of The Dahlonega Gold Mining and Milling Co
Notice to stockholders informs that the annual meeting will be at the principal office in Dahlonega Georgia on Thursday April 26 1906 at 10 o'clock a m. Secretary 8 P Snorer confirms official action and location.
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Dahlonega
Lumber firm reshuffles as Walter McEwin leaves
Walter McEwin who led the Rowland Lumber Company's local operations for months resigned and returned to Toledo with his wife. Ralph Rowland now oversees the work at the Dawsonville yard.
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Walter McEwin
Rowland Lumber Company
Toledo
Ohio
McEiwin
Ralph Rowland
Dawsonville Advertiser
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