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Hall, Bolton |
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Attorney in New York Assists Joseph Fels in legal work. |
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1.1.43 - Letter
Letter dated 7/23/1906 to Joseph Fels in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from R. F. Powell, of the Fairhope Improvement Company, stating the company's opinion about the special referendum election of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation of the same date. The election is to decide if special trustees will be allowed to assume debt in the Corporation's best insterest for needed public servies (the water works system). It is against the FSTC constitutio...
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1.2.12-14 - Membership List
Fairhope Single Tax Corporation list of members and addresses dated May 13, 1932.
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1.2.3-11 - Membership List
List of Fairhope Single Tax Corportation members and addresses dated 2/7/1935. (several copies)
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17.2.141 - Membership Documents
Membership Certificate #76 in the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation issued to Bolton Hall on an old Fairhope Industrial Association form datred 4/11/1905. Reissued as Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Membership Certificate #41 on 6/21/1905.
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17.8.21 - Letter
Notice dated 10/12/1904 of the first meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fairhope Improvement Company to be held in Fairhope in 10/24/1904 to elect officer and other business of the new company. Signed by the directors of the Fairhope Improvement Company: R. F. Powell Bolton Hall Joseph Fels G. M. Bancroft F. L. Brown
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17.8.22-24 - Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes dated 10/20/1904 of the first meeting Fairhope Improvement Company. George Bancroft is elected secretary, R. F. Powell is chairman. Among the business is authorization to "secure lots on which to erect cottages."
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17.8.45-48 - Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes dated 1/26/1907 of the Stockholders in the Fairhope Improvement Company. Among the business conducted was the election of Joseph Fels, Bolton Hall, Frank L. Brown, R. F. Powell and William Stimpson as directors. The Steamer Fairhope was valued at $15,000 and authorization was made to sell the boat. A 6% dividend was authorized.
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17.8.49 - Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes dated 1/7/1908 and 1/21/1908 of the Stockholders in the Fairhope Improvement Company. There being less than a majority of stock represented, the 1/7/1908 meeting was adjouned until 1/21/1908. There being less than a majority of stock represented, the 1/21/1908 meeting was adjourned until 2/1/1908.
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17.8.50-51 - Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes dated 2/4/1908 of the Stockholders of the Fairhope Improvement Company. It was decided that the directors be instructed to revalue corporation properties giving true value as nearly as possible and in no case valuing them above cost. The condition of the steamer "Fairhope II" was also referred to the new board of directors for investigation with instructions that they report findings to resident stockholders before taking any acti...
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17.8.8-20 - Bylaws
Undated Bylaws for the Fairhope Improvement Company. Approved by Joseph Fels and Bolton Hall.
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1.8.3-7 - Letter
Letter dated 6/18/1897 to Bolton Hall from J. H. Springer who at one time lived in Fairhope but has returned to Indianapolis, Indiana where he was from. He is critical of Fairhope and feels that the promoters of Fairhope have misrepresented the possibilities of making a living at farming there. Many people who have moved there have lost what little money they had. He sites George Pollay, Henry Schakel, John Ettel, S. Vander-Meulen, Rev. August D...
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1.8.39-41 - Letter
Letter dated 4/14/1902 to E. B. Gaston from R. F. Powell in Philadephia, Pennsylvania. Powell wants to start "another Fairhope" on farm land along the railroad line between Philadelphia and New York. He has spoken with Bolton Hall, Lawson Purdy, Jno. S. Crosby, Judge Seaburg and others about the feasibility of the plan. He says these men have doubts about Fairhope's success and cannot condone his project based on these doubts. He has a long l...
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1.8.76 - Letter
Letter dated 8/1/1902 to E. B. Gaston from Joseph Fels enclosing copies of letters which Mr. Powell loaned him; one from J. H. Springer to Bolton Hall on June 18, 1897 and the other from H. W. McFarlane to E. O. Brown of July 18, 1897. He would like to be enlighted fully on the subject.
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2.6.1-99 - Letter
Fairhope Courier newspaper correspondence for 1926 (D-L) including advertisements, billing for ads, newspaper clippings and general business-related correspondence for the paper. Item 2.6.68 is a letter to the editor from Bolton Hall in New York City, dated 5/10/1926, deploring the current British General Strike.
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29.19.1-17 - Correspondence
General Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation and the Fairhope Courier in 1936. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives.
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29.4.1-23 - Correspondence
Correspondence and receipts dated April 1935 of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation. Topics of the correspondence include federal legislation promoted by The People's Lobby and a letter from Bolton Hall. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives.
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3.19.1-145 - Correspondence
Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, (letter Wa), 1930-1935. Includes letters from Abe Waldauer as well as general correspondence: 3.19.2-13 contains letters on methods to get the Georgist idea before people in a convincing manner and the importance of establishing "enclaves" in other areas. 3.19.14-18 contains Will Atkinson's address before the Henry George Congress sent by Abe Waldauer of Memphis, Tennessee. 3.19....
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3.25.1-138 - Letter
Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, by E. B. Gaston, secretary, from 1930-1936 (letters K-L). Includes general correspondence, mainly requests for information about Fairhope from people who are considering a move to the area, or those requesting information for research or school projects. The material is interesting due to the detail Gaston uses in describing life in Fairhope and some of the history of the Colony. 3.25.13...
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3.30.23-26 - Letter
Responses of non-resident Fairhope Single Tax Corporation members Bolton Hall, J.B. Howarth, J. W. Braam and Bolton Smith regarding a resolution passed by the FSTC executive council on 11/21/1932 to change how lessees' town taxes are paid. This action changes a policy in place since 12/11/1908.
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3.4.1-135 - Correspondence
Fairhope Single Tax Corporation correspondence (H) including; W. A. Habeck, Bolton Hall, Charles R. Hall, Joseph E. Hall, Alexander Hamilton, W. S. Hand, George W. Harris, Charles A. Hart, Roger B. Hasyard, Eloise Hawkins, Ernest B. Hawkins, Mrs. I. L. Hay, Major D. J. Hayes, Rev. George G. Heneveld, A. D. Hershey, J. W. Hirst, James W. Hill, Miss Frances Hobart, C. L. Hoffman, B. K. Hohl, William W. Holland, Mr. Holton, H. C. Homeyer, P. D. How...
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