Georgia Railway and Electric Company Capitalization and Bonds
Secretary of State filed for Georgia Railway and Electric Company bonds totaling 11 million dollars, 5 percent, due 1932, first consolidated mortgage bonds, payable in Boston. Advertisement notes 98 plus interest for 850 thousand unsold of 4 0090 000, redeemable at 119 after 1903. The issue finances major street railway system upgrades and underpins future earnings projections through 1902 with strong asset coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cook
Georgia Railway and Hicctrie Company
Boston
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Ien
Montgomery park race card under rain at Memphis meet
In Memphis on April 3 a damp crowd watched unsettled races at Montgomery Park. Vulcain led the Montgomery handicap consolation to a narrow finish over Wax Taper, with Noblesson third. Early races saw Leviathan, Ecome, Kid Austin, and Tom Cogan win or place as conditions worsened.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Vulcain
Hildreth
Noblesson
Marklein
Cincinnati
Ecome
Tom Cogan
Ring
Leviathan
R. Steel
Ben Frost
O'Brien
Echodale
T. Winilsh
Winkfield
Brewer Schorr
Loudon
Synsonateg Sandy
Otis
Kid Austin
Coburn
Hainault
Gormley
Gallantrie
Birkenruth
Montgomery
Ghauden
Helen Paxton
Slater
S Owe Metaten
G. Williams
Tom’ Cogan
Hg Pyere Hae
Bell
J. Woods
Tone
Reve
Andrew Ri
Ferg Kyle
Beatrice Sseal Sponts
Henry Vebanicl
Spacer Reiff
Romancos
Allan
FE An County
Francia
Lorina
Governor Boyd
Cortlia
Africa
Sarilla
A. L. T Cée
Teste Sarbos Esco Town
Filovs
E. Ann TA Orp
Ware
Trebiy
South Breese
Ida Ledford
Kress and ten cent store opens with grand Atlanta display
The new Kress ten cent store opens today from 3 to 6:30 pm and 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Wurms orchestra provides music as shoppers tour a spacious, well organized store featuring jewelry, china, notions, and a large candy department. The Montgomery and Houston managers help run the shop with a commitment to letting customers explore without pressure.
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Atlanta
Wurm
Kress
Montgomery
Houston
Iterlar
Sress
Constitution Reporter
Broadway
New York
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Benning Race Day Attracts Big Attendance And Fast Times
At Benning on April 3 backers called easy money as four horses crossed first in a lively program. Scratches trimmed fields to two in race two with Alan prevailing in a track record effort, while Man O War won the opener and other favorites led through six races. Attendance remained large, betting rings crowded, and favorable weather aided fast times across the six furlong and longer sprints. The day featured strong purses and multiple upsets as racing officials announced entry lists for upcoming cards.
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Washington
Lavoorites
Alan
Toscan
Man O' War
Burns
Princess Ottilie
Odom
Lac
Rice
Landry
Builman
Woodtrice
Playsiice
Sheap
Red Damsel
I. Daly
Roue
Booker
Nuptial
Thompson
Shandonfeld
Wonderly
Caitlin
Alpaca
Ninonia
McCue
Belle of Guilford
Shea
Merry Hours
L. Smith
Fio Russo
Benning
Charley Moore
Hendricks
Meistersinger
Fesane
the Holden
Maru
Mertiment
Chambertes
Tuga Ber
Prodigal Son
Rea Kuleht
Squid
Ida
Glorisa
Julia Lyston
Mexicanna
Springbrook Mirerce
Aurifer
Justice
Iluminate
Black
Cormisrante
Rough Rites
al Saints
Fulbuster
Best
Brisk
Sir Freian
Rirg Loader
Gray Morn
Fiota
Jack
Pee
Walthour defeats Leander in two heats at Coliseum
Bobby Walthour of this city beat George Leander of Chicago in two motor paced 5 mile heats at the Coliseum. In the second heat Walthour broke Archie McLachern’s world record with a 7:52 for five miles. Leander stopped mid first heat citing motor issues while pace maker Gus Lawson proved the motor could perform.
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Bobby WaLthour
George Leander
Chicago
Coliseum
Archie McRachern
Walthout
Leander
Gus Largson
Sevede
Walthour
Prince
Qtiit
Bobby
Esl" Butz
Watthour
Moshine
Buiz
Gus Castle
Ard
Castle
Gus Lawson
Lawson
Ruiz
Yfime
Charley Turville
Lender
Waithour
Léander
Archie McWachern
Penn
Hunter
Cadwell
Lake
Turitle
Fenn
Litke
Bennett
Oakland race day ends with Escalante nosing Sister Jeanie
Oakland April 3 feature sees Escalante ridden by Bozman surge to beat Sister Jeanie by a head in the six furlong handicap. Divina wins the third race after dramatic late rush to overtake Ishtar, Flo Culver outsized. Other results include Royal Rogue, Golden Light, and Parrish horses across six races with various payoffs. Toddy’s entries highlight mixed fields across six races.
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San Francisco
Jeanie
Oakland
Escalante
Bozman
Divina
Ishtar
Flo Culver
Lentor& Dally
Ulm
Froxier
Potts
Stuart
Celling
Royal Rogue
Ransch
Golden Light iComey
Lass of Langdon
John Peters
Sir Hampton
Tear
Kickum Bob
Jackson
Tye
Todgy
Furst
Rosin
Winnecook
Beau Ormond
Compass
Rasp
Ray Dare
B! Rey
Madakawa
Flourish
Marischino
Adam
Duke of York
Sharp Bird
Whc
Frank Bell
the Pride
Hagerdon
Sliver Fizz
Einstein
Gawaine
Truepie
School For Scandal
Ena
Virro
Goal
Vantine
Rose of
Hito
Wang
Katie Walcott
Maresa
Ned Denats
Saul of
Tarsus
Mosbina
Eh Dandy
King Delis
Quadra
Temple Refuses National League Presidency in Florida
The National League magnates meet in New York as W C Temple of Pittsburg declines the presidency due to private affairs. Umpire appointments announced include Em stie, O Day, Brown, and Capulen. Lynch declined an appointment. The schedule committee drafts a new league schedule amid other unsettled nominations. Clemson and Cornell are noted in perplexing references with unclear names Cortell, Brewster and Winery mentioned.
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New York
W. C Temple
Pittsburg
Florida
Temple
Cherrman Young
Robert Emstie
Hank” O'Day
Tom Brown
Joseph Capulen
Thomas Lynch
Atlantas and Boston Open Spring Season in Atlanta
Boston team arrives from Thomasville after three weeks of workouts. Buckenberger praises southern climate and reports players in excellent condition ready for season. First professional game at Piedmont Park set for $36 with large expected turnout. lineups include Kittridge Latimer Moran Tenner Montreville Krug Hoffmeister Frans Heldsece.
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Atlanta
Thomasville
Beckenberger
Tas
Carney
Tenney
Kittridge
Bostons
Buckenberger
Foster
Buckernberger
Atlantas
Piedmont Parks
Pabst
Boston
Smith
Latimer
Moran, Pabst
Tenner Bush
Montreville Krug
Greminger Hoffmeister
Courtney
Baseball batting orders listed by managers Longley and Buckenberger
Longley leads as center field with Willis, Hale, Baker and others in the outfield and infield positions outlined by managers Pabst and Buckenberger. The lines detail fielders at right, left, first, second, third, short and catchers with the pitcher slated last in Buckenberger's plan.
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Longley
Tig-t
Comey
Wilson
Willis
Pit- Hale
Baker
Tinger
Ma- Childs
Myers
Tarky
Hale
Brown
Pabst
Frank
Winters
Krug
Hoffmeister
Bush
Stouch
Buckenberger
Tenney
DeMontreville
Courtney
Cooley
Carney
Feld
Greminger
Long
Kit
Local Crime and Police News Summary in Brief
Councilman John C Reed served as recorder with firm efficiency as Detectives Bone and Steint seized a large haul believed stolen by Cornelia Jackson of 45 Houston street. A church theft involved Rev R O Flynn losing his hat after services, thief still at large. John R Wilkinson of 108 Hast Hills street noted amid desolate distress and midweek unrest at a local establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Steint
Cornelia Jackson
No. 45
Houston Street
R. O. Flynn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fielp
MT. Wood
John R. Wilkinson
Hills Street
Dahl Defeats De Oro in Atlanta Pool Contest
Dahl defeated De Oro 213 to 181 in the first of a pool series at Old Know's pool rooms in Atlanta. De Oro, champion since 1897, missed key shots. Dahl exhibited superb play with runs of 44 and 38. Attendance was down due to bicycle races. a larger crowd is due tonight for the 200 points and the next 206 points on Saturday.
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de Oro
Dahl
Old Know
Atlanta
Cme
Ill and Death Notices in Early City Chronicle
Mrs. Wood remains ill since June with pneumonia and complications. The late Col W B W Dent, once a leading Georgia figure, helped earn Atlanta the Gate City nickname. Acting Chief Jennings reports a pickpocket gang active again and warns residents to guard belongings. Max Franklin died at his Putnam Street home from heart failure at 77, survived by a widow and several children after 50 years in the city. Police seek 12-year-old Luther Thompson who disappeared after school. mother Mrs H Thompson reports him missing.
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Jhnnings
Captain Jennings
Max Franklin
Putnam Street
Mr. Franklin
Luther Thompson
Western Heights
H. Trompson
D'alvisey Gheel
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Georgia Railway and Electric Co
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Eastern
Suffor
Eress
Walthouur
Victor
Clemson
Cornell
Wsce
Gilets Pres & de le Stl
SGGO
Venius
Grand Rapids
John C. Reed
Broyles
Charleston
Colonel Reed
Jants Basebii Franchios
Atlants
Forght
Omar Bres
Niwa
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