Elocutionists Meet Here Three Sessions Today
The Southern Association of Elocutionists gathered at the Universalist church. Morning talks cover physical, intellectual, and spiritual benefits of elocution with discussions led by Atlanta and Oxford delegates. An afternoon recital and musical program features notable readers and musicians from Atlanta and Nashville.
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Southern Association of Elocutionists
Universalist Church
Mims
James L. Mayson
Sarah J. Hagan
Fbia Peake
Minoie Quinn
Atlanta
W. Chilton
Oxford
Lucius Perry Hills
Jackson
Ada Evelyn Lewis
Dr. McLaughlin
Genevieve Brright
Nashville
Tenn
Joe Robertson
Danville
Elizabeth Grimpille
Jacksonville
Fila
Mra
W. C Chilton
Genevieve Baright
Bulow
Charleston
Lewis
Macon
Lucius Perry Hill
Betsy Hamilton
Banquet Honoring McClure Ten Cent Employees At Nonesuch
A large company banquet for McClure Ten Cent employees at the Nonesuch featured over eighty attendees. Speakers including J A Wingo, Miss Thames, Detective Barrett, and Colonel Hugh Dorsey discussed advertising, courtesy, employee relations, and business small matters while Mr. McClure praised his staff and distributed Christmas gifts.
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C. W. McClure
McClure Ten Cent Company
Nonesuch
McClure
Hugh Dorsey
Carrie Thomas
Atlanta
Crockery
K. C McAfee
W. McClure
J. A. Wingo
Kate Clyatte
Mattie Burge
Ethel Kinny
Lessie Bowen
Bessie Elliott
Emma Winmaster
Loverm East
Max Kleinberg
B. Bennet
O. J Orr
Charles Howe
Smaller
Robert Ritts
Ewing Rogers
Hamiliton
Mimicry in Savages and Old World Imitation
Readings on mimicry among tribes across Victoria Brazil New South Wales and North American Indians show how laughter and caricature arise from imitating outsiders, a form of social commentary. The piece links descriptive wit irony and humor to cross cultural observation and notes a Victorian rail fare offer for students with holiday dates and ticketing details.
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International Monthly
Victoria
Brazil
New South Wales
Phillips
Relis
Wanted To Protect Santa Claus Baltimore Herald
A Louisville detective unit recalls a 6 year old boy who warned of a planned Santa Claus robbery. The child, Harry, inspired police to intervene after details of a supposed stable heist and multiple brothers were revealed. Detectives pooled a dollar to help, ensuring Santa’s safety.
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Santa Claus
Baltimore Herald
Louisville
Hoe
Ile
Hickey
Santa
Stela
Jefferson Street
Thomas J Malone Died Yesterday In Atlanta
Obituary notes the death of Thomas J Malone a longtime Atlanta tax assessor aged about sixty five born in Dundalk Ireland who came to America at age six and lived in Fayetteville Covington and Atlanta. He worked for Southern Express Company Georgia Railroad and county deputy sheriff before serving eighteen years as city tax assessor. He left public life five years ago and is survived by nine children. Funeral held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment at Oakland.
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Atlanta
East Hunter Street
Mr. Malone
Dundalk
Ireland
America
Fayetteville
Covington
Richard
Thomas Byrne
Malone
Cty
Southern Express Company
Georgia Railroad
W. A. Wilson
J. J Haverty
J. T. Sullivan
Thomas R. Malone
Edward J Malone
Minnie R. Malone
John N. Malone
C. W Malone
G. W. Oliver
W. J. Lynch
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fathers Bazin
Schadewell
Oakland
The Damage Done in Tit-Bits Hoax Feud
A Brooklyn Eagle item mocks a hoax scenario and a Thanksgiving dinner incident, featuring Swipser and Swipsey in a dialogue about a bonnet purchase. The piece lampoons media and social mishaps with humorous street talk and local color.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Dominis Wins at Charleston Exposition Track
At Charleston D C December 26 Dominis easily beat Pas saic in the afternoon program held at the exposition track. Weather fine track slow large crowd. Races: Potass won 5 furlongs with Diva second Gale Todd third time 1 07. Tout won 4 furlongs with Tristram second Dead ly Night Shade third time .54 2 4. Queen L won 7 furlongs with In candescent second Ellis third time 5. Lady Hayman won 4 furlongs with Petronius second Certain third time 58. Dominis won 6 1/2 furlongs with Pas saic second Frank B third time 1 28.
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Potass
Diva
Gale Todd
Tout
Tristram
Deadly_Night Shade
Queen L
Incandescent
Ellis
Ady Hayman
Petronius
Certain
Frank B
Jockey L Smith Suspended as New Orleans Race Meet Proceeds
New Orleans crowd watched favorites Prairie Dog Balm of Gilead and Fleuron win with Coburn riding four winners. Weather clear track fast. L Smith suspended pending investigation of big riding at the meeting. Races report results and times from the day plus entries for New Orleans and Oakland events.
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Hop Scotch
CH. Robertson
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Purpho
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Siphon
R. Steele
Velma’ Clark
Lyne
Clara David
Alard
If Fou Dare
Uyne
Dade
Open ing Oakland Race Day Features Mixed Results
At Oakland, open ing event featured Buzzer ridden by Burns winning the second race while Tower of Candles lost to Josie G in the five furlong handicap. Bellick, the day’s lone favorite, won the last by a head from Grafter. other races saw Rose of Hilo and The Giver prevail in early sprints.
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Oakland
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Tori Ryan
Roxe
Hilo
Burns
Tower of Candles
Josie G
Bellick
Grafter
Vickery
Cathetlo
Bullman
Prudence
Howson
Rose of
Birkenruth
Awson
McNamara
Lsted
Giver
Ransch
Lapidus
Woods
Sécona
Hainault
Aullman
Lackson
Homestead
O’connor
Rollick
Buchanan
Burne
Marechal Nell
Jeffries Sued by Trainer Ryan for 1000 in KC suit
Tommy Ryan former prize fighter turned Kansas City businessman sues world heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries in circuit court to recover 1000 claimed for training for the Corbett fight at Coney Island in May 1899. The suit notes 1500 already paid and seeks judgment for the remaining 1000. Farrell Buys Yonkers Race Track in public sale for 218000.
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Kansas City
James J. Jeffries
J. Corbett
Coney Island
Jeffries
Farrell
New York
Empire City
Yonkers
Frank Farrell
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