No Such Service Fast Freight Schedules
A terse notice declares no such service exists for fast freight schedules to the south and calls for fair treatment in shipments and routing.
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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1896
Page
8
State, Columbia Update May 20 1996
A brief notice from The State, Columbia dated May 20 1996 reports local happenings and official actions for the day. It notes events in the capital region, with references to county and city offices and scheduled deadlines.
Seaboard Air Line Fast Freight Schedule in 1594
The Seaboard Air Line expands eastern service with an updated folder advertising fast freight from Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Providence and Virginia cities. Time from New York to Atlanta is about 61 hours and to Augusta about three days. The railroad aims to capture eastern business and Southern territory with strides in fast freight routing and passenger-like conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaboard Air Line
Columbia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Moston
Providence
Seeaboard Aly Line
Rifhroad
Charles J. Malone
General Eastern
Malone
Seaboard Air Line
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louie
Boston
Nashville
Baltimere
Seaboard
Virginia
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Gusf
Augusta
Absoulute Quickest Points Trip Through Georgia and Tennessee
Route spans Athens Atlanta to Augusta Chattanooga and Nashville with rapid transfers and concise legs. Travelers seek fast connections among Georgia and Tennessee hubs, aiming for efficient cross state passage.
Gulf and Ship Island railway tragedy and revival
A long feature recounts the 19th century Mississippi Gulf and Ship Island land forfeiture reversal by the Interior Department restoring lands to the Gulf and Ship Island Railway Company. It highlights Colonel Jones S. Hamilton’s role, the Gambrell Martin editors’ feud, the street duel that killed Gambrell, Hamilton’s imprisonment, and the subsequent revival of the railroad project aiming to create a major Gulf coast harbor at Gulfport and spur South’s economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Co
Jackson
Miss
Washington
South
Gulf of Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Gulf and Ship Island Railway Company
Mississippi
Gulf
America
Col. Jones
Hamilton
Jack
Munwell
Chicago
York
Gulf and Island Railway Company
United Tes
Marippr
Missisbi Gulf
Mobile
New Orléans
Ort
Misals
Memphis
Tenn
Misalasipp
Bayou State
Woodemian
Gulfport
Jones
Bellehaven
Pearl River
State Penitentiary
Mississippi Democracy
anti-Prohibitionite
Sip Plan
Rhoderick Dhu Gambrell
Martin
Missippian
Hkewise
Clinton
Rord
Shield
Miselesipp! Prohibitionists
John Martin
Sambrell
Audeetty
Gambrell
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Hames
Martin and
Mamilton
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Baker
The
Sword and Shield
Gambrevil
Colonel Hamilton
Pizen
Gulf and Ship Island Bathway Company
Ian Brell
Gambretl
Willaid
Gol
Ship Island
Fitzhugh
Roderick Dhu Gambrell
Wirt Adams
White
American Gulf Shore
Penevacoula
Pla
Southern Branch Development Company
Richard Walke
Theodore 5
Garnett
Theodore S. Garnett
Lrustes
Alfred Pf Thom
Froustea
Norfolk County
Jones’ Creek
Norfolk
Virginia
Maximilian Tierbert
Masnenberg
Gillivan
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AND
Ashville — Ammerican
TRE
Atlanta Constitution
Enteprise of
E. ST. John
Man’er
W. E. McBee
H. W. B. Glover
Portsmouth
Fortsmouth
Georgia
Tennessee
Carolinas
Athens
C. R. Capps
Interior Department
Atlante
United States
Mexican Gulf
Galveston
Pensacola
Geo
M. Baxter
L, D. Smith & Co
Theodore S, Garnett
Alfred P. Thom
L. D. Smith & CO
oMee
Water Department
Tll
Morris’ Ridges
Voard
Nayvey-yard
Navy-yard
Norefolk
Mureau
Acvouute
Navy Tment
Navy Yard
Vow, & On
Navy
Edwin Tewart
Valentine & Stevens, General Auctioncers
Bank Street
Newport News
Valentine & Stevens
Sady Joseph Tones
Commercial Place
Standard Guano Company
Water Street
Denmond
Jones & Co
City of Norfolk
Daughtry
Joseph Jones
Kern Furniture Company
Commercial Lace
Ianac Puohther
Alfred Korn
Imust
David Adelsdorf
Trustea
Old Dominion
N.C
Abip
MR. I
Ayer
C. H. Ferrell & CO
Ren
Main Street
BANK
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