Record horse show premiums announced for Atlanta fair
Secretary Weldyn of the Southern Interstate Fair Association announced a premium list totaling about 6000 dollars for the coming horse show in Atlanta. About twelve classes per performance are planned across multiple events with dates October 12 to 18 including matinees, and entries taxed by a detailed judging scale emphasizing conformation and action.
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Frank Weldyn
Southern Interstate Fair Association
Atlanta
Ian Dark
Cuseum
Piedmont Driving Club Horse Show Classes and Prizes
The notice lists classes for private use saddle horses, roadsters, pairs, and fire department horses, all limited to members of the Piedmont Driving Club or residents of Georgia. Prizes include plates, cups, ribbons, and cash. Open entries for some events specify amateurs only and owner-ridden conditions.
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Hunt Club
Georgi
Georgia
Atlanta
Fulton County
Geor
Piedmont Driving Club
Galts
Fiedmone Driving Club
Lorses
Trougham
Victoria
Harneas
Cartale Buys Greenwich Home Near Putnam Hill
John G. Cartale, secretary of the treasury in Cleveland's second term, purchased a Greenwich Connecticut house with about fifteen acres. The estate lies a few miles west of historic Putnam Hill and offers views of inland and sound scenery.
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Carlisle
New York
John G. Cartale
the Treasury
Cleveland
Greenwich
Conn
Putnam Hill
Johnsons vie for Ohio governor as convention opens
Cincinnati dispatch reports a tight Ohio Democratic convention race with Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland and Joan M. Zimmerman of Bringfield as terminal contenders. Delegates from several counties will decide the nomination on a single ballot, with control of credentials and committees likely shaping the outcome and platform.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Joan 1
Zimmerman
Bringfield
Johnson
John W Bookwalter
Springfield
United States
Mark Hanna
Bookwalter
Springfeld
Fimmerman
State Central Committee
Committee On
George Keith Taylor Richmond Era Clarifies Identity
Richmond Virginia notes identify George Keith Taylor of Richmond and clarify conflicting spellings and initials in local records. The brief notice lists August dates and notes prior aliases as part of a standard clarification card.
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George Keith Taylor
Richmond, Va
Qeorma Harth Taylor
Rene
Thedford Shot by Motorman Romana August Night
Romana, August 22 Special J D Pott shot and fatally wounded Dr M A Thedford, a wealthy local figure and liver medicine maker, after a prior feud over employment and alleged reports. Potts, a City Electric motorman, fired multiple shots hitting the thigh and abdomen, creating citywide excitement amid rumors of disguise.
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Thedford
Potts
Death Creep In On Major Charles H Smith At Carterville
Major Charles H Smith’s condition worsened after yesterday’s operation in Carterville Ga. He grows weaker though he drinks nourishment as usual. Doctors say his age enfeebled state and a poisoned system from secretions hinder any hopeful rally.
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Carteraville
Charles H Smith
Pulitzer Idea Ticks: Grover Cleveland Supports Journalism School
Former president Grover Cleveland praises Mr Pulitzer for founding a journalistic school aimed at raising standards in the press and aligning journalism with public good. He emphasizes the school’s goal to improve opportunities for young men and to promote better government through responsible publicity.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Pulitzer
May Build Graded Highway From Tifton to Norman Park
A civic plan in Colquitt County aims to convert the abandoned Tifton and Moultrie railroad bed into a graded road spanning 17 miles from Tifton to Norman Park. As the line was abandoned after the Pinopolis sawmill sale, the track has been removed and right of way forfeited, enabling a public road project that could connect the two towns with minimal bridging work.
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Tifton
Norman Park
Colquitt County
Tifton and
Moultrie
Pinopolis Baw Mill Company
Titton, Thomasville and
Gulf
Georgian Dies in Texas City
New notices from Macon report the death of Neal Willingham, a veteran Georgia newspaper man, in Tyler Texas after months of work there. His body to rest in Tyler, then be moved to Georgia later this fall. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. C Nolan of McDonough, Narcissa Woodard of Perry, Mrs. H G Davis of Tuscaloosa, and H P Ricketts of Memphis.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Cornelius Willingham
Georgia
Tyler
Tex
Willingham
South
Neal Willingham
LaGrange
Galveston
Charles Willingham
Martetts
Robert Willingham
Mississippi
Alex Willingham
Washington, DC
Tyler Tex
A. C. Nolan
McDonough
C. Nolan
T C Nolan
J. Q Nolan
Narcissa Woodard
Ferry
Perry
I T. Woodard
Superior Court
Houston County
Woodard
H. G. Davis
Tuscaloosa
Ala
G. Davie
New Orleans
T J. Gordon
Twenty-first Avenue
Davis
Milas Donnie Glascock
John Glascock
Charles E., Beall
Birmingham
J. F. Gordon
Methodist Church
J. H. McCay
L. O. Dawson
Norfolk Man Seeks Wife in City Office Letter
Norfolk man John W. Reed asked Secretary William M Goodwin to help find a wife from Atlanta women. Reed, 35, describes himself as of medium height with a dark complexion, vigorous and temperate, and very affectionate. Goodwin has taken no action on the unusual appeal.
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John W. Reed
Norfolk
Willam M Goodwin
Reed
Atlanta
Goodwin
San Jacinto Launch Slips Off Ways at Roach Yard
An accident occurred during the launching of the steamship San Jacinto at Roach's ship yard Chester Pa as the hull slid off the ways into the Delaware River. About a hundred workers fled as cables and cradle gear sank with the ship yet no injuries were reported. The vessel, a Mallory program steel schooner rigged, measures 400 feet long and 53 feet beam with a speed limit of 16 knots.
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Chester
San Jacinto
Roach
Deaware
Sara Schuyler Long
Mallory
New York
Galveston
Chicago Cooks and Waiters Prepare New Strike
Chicago workers in restaurants will walk out on Monday after a union order. About 7000 cooks and waiters are expected to refuse work following the arbitration board verdict. The strike challenges the union agreement and the arbitration outcome.
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Chicago
Unio
Arbitration Board
Making a tour of cotton belt by Cuban expert
Walter Fletcher Smith of Havana Cuba visits southern mills to promote direct export of cotton through southern ports. He samples Cuban cotton and advises mills on best selling cotton goods for Cuba. Smith will tour Atlanta Charlotte and North Carolina mills while gathering data for southern manufacturers.
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Walter Fletcher Smith
Havana
Cuba
Mr Smith
Conton
Southern Porta
Savannah
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Smith
Southern Mills
Green
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Noth Carolina
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