Atlanta Athletic Club elects officers and directors
Burton Smith was elected president Arnold Broyles vice president and B S Dunlap secretary. Directors chosen include Dunlap Adair Ormond King Porter Tichenor Bliverman Glenn Hill Hill Harris. Votes opened 4 pm closed 9 pm with a large turnout. The three officers ran unopposed. directors contested in friendly races. Smith praised the club’s finances and social standing.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Folgewood Avenue
Burton Smith
Armold Broyles
Polis
Smith
Club
Julian Harris
Reynolds Tichenor
W. A. Fuller, Jr
Atlanta Camp Delegates to Dallas Reunion Named
Captain Charles S Arnall of Atlanta camp No 159 United Confederate Veterans appointed fifteen delegates and fifteen alternates for the Dallas Texas reunion next week. About forty camp members expected. some travel Friday with General Clement Evans others Sunday afternoon. Delegates include W L Calhoun J T Stocks H S Landrum John W Weardruff Harry Krouse J G Huff D O Dougherty W M Durhat J J Hallman J T Derry C S Arnall T H Fran J G Kirkpatrick A J VE Alternates listed include J W Williams B E bp L Mobley J R Ashworth Jasper N Smith James F E Smith J C Rodgers H L Atwater C B Howard Sr W D Payne Henry F H Jennings James D Carter Howell C Jackson Boggus Hearn J B Singer.
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Dallas
Charles S. Arnall
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Tex
Clement A. Evans
Georgia Division
Gounge
New Orleans
Atlantic
W. L. Calhoun
J. T. Stocks
H. Landrum
John W. Weaidruff
Harry
Theatre season promises strong Grand attractions in Atlanta
Grand Theatre manager Lake Wells announces an exceptional company of musical comedy artists and plays for spring and summer. Bijou Musical Comedy Company touted as highly entertaining with a cheaper yet finer production of A Trip to Chinatown. First Bijou matinee today with strong turnout expected. patrons likely to see a fine, affordable show all week. Carnegie Library directors meet in Chattanooga to elect A N Sloan as chairman and Z W Whelant as secretary and to consider site options for a proposed library.
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Grand
Lake Wells
Wells
Hoyt
Fijou
Thinatown
Carnegie Library
Chattanooga
Tenn
Carnegie Hbrary
A. N. Sloan
ZW. Whelant
How THEY MANAGE Doctors Wives Trained To Arrange Things
A Washington DC physician’s wife claims coffee caused sleepless nights and introduced Postum. She describes switching his meals to Postum, noting improved health and strength within weeks. The doctor reportedly prescribed Postum to patients, praising its effects.
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Washington, D. C
Saya
Fou
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Fat Fees for Four Firms in Historic Street Railway Fight
Eighty thousand dollars was paid yesterday by H. W. Atkinson to the law firms Rosser & Carter, J. L. Hopkins & Sons, King & Spalding and Brandon & Arkwright for three years of legal work. Each firm received $20,000 as its share for services in obtaining concessions from the Georgia Railway and Electric Company, after fourteen injunctions and many court actions across US circuit, city, and state legislatures. Also notice from W. T. Crenshaw announcing reorganized rental service led by George L. Keller for Remington typewriters, promising prompt, careful service.
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H. W. Atkinson
Rosser & Carter
J. L. Hopkins & Sons
King & Spalding
Brandon & Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Atkinson
Law Firms Change As Rosser, Brandon Plan Partnership
Attorneys L Z Rosser and Morris Brandon will form a new partnership. Rosser and E V Carter dissolved Rosser Carter, with Carter staying at the Empire building. Arkwright plans to leave general practice for Atkinson interests, while Brandon continues serving Fulton County and Arkwright holds a post in Atkinson’s companies.
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L. Z. Rosser
Morris Brandon
Rosser & Carter
Rosser
E. V. Carter
Brandon & Arkwright
Arkwright
H. M. Atkinson
Carter
Empire Building
Board of Health
Seventh Ward
City Board of Education
Atlanta
Atkinson
Brandon
Fulton County
Bailey the King Returns to Atlanta Park Debut Expected Soon
Left-handed pitcher Bailey, dubbed the King, arrived in the city and joined Atlanta practice. He pitched five innings in a split squad session, impressing as he works into form after college coaching duties. Bailey said the work will grow him into shape and expects readiness in a few days.
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Atlanta
Atlantas
King Bailey
Pabst
Smith
Bailey
Krug
Moran and Walthour prep for Thursday motor paced clash
In Roanoke Virginia the two top racers Moran and Walthour held fast practice for the Coliseum event on Thursday. Walthour will be paced by the White Ghost with Bennett assisting as Moran eyes a hard race.
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Moran
Walthour
Bobbie Walthour
Jimmy Moran
Coliseum
Bennett
Prince
Savannah
Gus Castle
Atlanta
South Carolina Defeats Georgia 6-4 In Damp College Clash
In Columbia on April 15, South Carolina beat Georgia 6 to 4 on a cold damp day. Ruehr and Gilland excelled for Carolina as Ruehr allowed only one hit through five innings before McWhorter broke through. Dickinson for Georgia and catcher Colle stood out, while Georgia heads to Chapel Hill for tomorrow’s game against the University of North Carolina. Scoring details show a tight contest with late runs for Carolina.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina College
Georgia University
Ruehr
Glland
Carolina
Georgia Bays
Innning
McWhorter
Childs
Georgia
Dickinson
Colle
Beaver
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolin
Onis
Cogburn
Waddell
Belser
Felder
Gunter
Buahr
Wee Galland
Jaques
Walker
Spahr
Anderson
Rwehr
Gilland
First Baseball Games on the Emory Diamond
Oxford Ga April 1 Special Seniors defeat juniors 14 to nil in the first Emory College baseball game of the series. Notable for errorless defense and strong batting by Moore and Adkins. juniors led by Boyd and Dozier. Large crowd witnessed the contest with mixed reports of lineups for both sides.
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Oxford
Emory College
Fmory College
Moore
Adkins
Boyd
Leonard
Dealer
Armstead
Shepherd
Philadelphia
American
Newark
Eastern
National
Jersey City
York
Baltimore
Windsington
Georgetown
Pennsylvania State College
New York
Montreal
Boston
Worcester
Waterbury
Brooklyn
Marquette
Annapolis
Harvard
Cadets
Flora Pomona Wins Tennessee Oaks at Memphis
John W. Schorr’s Flora Pomona, a yearling filly, powers to a half length victory over Marque in the 1 mile Tennessee Oaks at Memphis. Odds favored Flora Pomona at 3 to 5. Marque and Wain-A-Moinen follow for second and third. Race value just over 3000 dollars to the winner amid a crowded card with six other races.
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Memphis
Tenn
John W. Schorr
Flora Pomona
Schorr
Marque
Wain-A-Moinen
Autumn Leaves
Our Jasale
Wain
Henry McDaniel
R. Williams
Tom Cogan
N. Turner
Les King
T. Dean
Chorus Boy
Birkenruth
Trebor
Winktfield
Wild Pirate
J. T. Woods
Amirante
Loudon
Nearest
Bell
I. Walsh
Bourbon
Lyman Hay
Robert G. Lansing
Andrew Ring
Bonance
John A. Scott
Sarah Maxim
Kings Sister
Budweiser
Lady Lake
Maverick
Step ‘Around
Harrison
Len Morrison
Iol
the Advocate
Pretty Charlie
Hanateap
Silurian
Barouche
Vulcain
Nitrate
Helen Paxton
Corillo
Golden Link
Mazo
Precursor
Bauber
Barve B
Robert Morrison
Jennie Day
Sha & G
Peaceful
Levoy
Sonfalon
Alard
Scarlet Thy
Eehodate
Bir Christopher
Manilo J
Toah
Orleans
Sale of nearly 100 suits in crepe and weave materials
Advertisement lists closeout prices on nearly 100 suits including crepe, cheviot, and canvas weave materials with silk linings, two and single breasted coats, stitched skirts with graduated flounces, and half habit backs. Garments valued up to 22.50 and 35.00.
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Vici
Ideal Patent
Opened at Aqueduct as 1902 season kicks off with Ethics winning
The metropolitan racing season opened at Aqueduct in New York with a large crowd and fine weather. C F Dwyer’s Ethics won the Gerter handicap at seven furlongs at 20 to 1, Contend second, Petra II third. Himself faded from favorite status to finish well back. The program included six races with multiple contenders and listed entries for upcoming races and weights.
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New York
Aqueduct
C. F. Dwyer
Ethics
Contend
Petra II
W. €. Daly
Aescond
Margraviate
Red Path
Eddie Busch
Delagoa Ghaw
McAddie
Burns
Cassville
Cochran
Marco
Landry
Examiner
I. Burns
Bing Baar
Bullman
St Plorian
Satire
Past
G. Thompson
Carter
Eithies
H. Cochran
Shaw
Doggett
Dark Planet
Brennan
Sloss
Smith
Nul
Ackey Dwyer
Paris
Rache
Roue
H. Michastis
Whist
D. Johnson
Jack Demand
Wonderly
Burke Convicted of Murder in Savannah Court
Savannah Ga April 15 Special After nineteen hours the jury found John Burke colored guilty of murder with a life sentence The verdict drew a large crowd and Burke's sister swooned A separate arraignment saw twenty nine negroes policy writers plead guilty with 25 fine each Rev Bascom Anthony credited for major role in provoking the arrests Confederate Veterans ad offers Frisco System tickets with multiple side trips to Oklahoma City Hot Springs and other points via Memphis and Dallas
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Savannah
John Burke
Burke
Bascom Anthony
Trinity Methodist Church
Dallas
Tex
Memphis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hot Springs
W. T. Saunders
Frisco
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Birmingham Downs Cleveland 5 to 2 in April Game
Birmingham defeated the Cleveland American League team 5 to 2 in Birmingham on April 15. Lundborn was chased from the box in the fourth inning after Birmingham scored five runs. Local pitcher Campbell held the visitors mostly in check, delivering an near-invincible performance.
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Birmingham
Cleveland
Ala
Lundborn
Bom
Campbell
American Jockeys Sweep Five of Six at Paris Meeting
American jockeys dominated the Maisons Lafitte meeting with five wins from six races. MacIntyre claimed two victories, J Reiff also won two including the Prix Frontin, and Righy secured one win.
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Paris
MacIntyre
J. Reiff
Righy
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