Reformatories and Audit Pay On County Board Agenda
County commissioners meet at 10 to consider moving juvenile offenders from recorder's court to the reformatory and paying expert accountants E P Burns and J L Mande $500 each for auditing county books, higher than the $300 previously approved by the grand jury.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eliief
Recorder’s Court
Reformatory
J Frank Beck
Livingston Mims
Nash 2
Brovies
James L. Mayson
Rufus B
T D Longine
Recorders Court
E P. Burns
L Mande
Grand Jury
Great cue artist here Lee Shaw visits Atlanta
Lee Shaw of Chicago spent hours in Atlanta showing skill at Kimball and Jack Wilson's, leaning over green cloth and drawing silence from onlookers. The famed cue handler demonstrated many shots including Forty or No Count and One In Fifty, with pool work noted as strong. He heads to Athens today then returns to Atlanta for several days in fashionable billiard houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shaw
Chicago
Atlanta
Lew Shaw
Kimball
Jack Wilson
Shaw
Mr Shaw
Athens
Sullivan McGovern bout set for Louisville February 22
A long distance conference between Roy Gray of the Southern Athletic Club and Sam Harris of Terry McGovern at Cincinnati decided the Sullivan McGovern fight will be held February 22 before the Southern Athletic Club in Louisville Kentucky. Bob Fitzsimmons is slated to referee, despite earlier postponement rumors.
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Louisville
Roy Gray
Southern Athetic Club
Sam Harris
Erry McGovern
Cincinnati
Dave Sullivan-McGovern
Southern Athletic Club
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gold Medal at Pan-American Exponitio Dr Siegert Bitters
OLAS J LINDSAY JOHNSON of Atlanta ex president of the Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs and Mrs A C Granger of Cartersville met in New York with delegates from the Massachusetts federation to discuss amendments to the national federation constitution ahead of the Los Angeles meeting in May. A key topic was drawing the color line in the federation. Also noted: no more through cars between Chicago and Kansas City and Mexico by the Santa Fe due to cleanliness issues and train length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olas
J Lindsay Johnson
Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Tig
New York
A. C Granger
Cartersville
Massachusetts
National Federation
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Mexico
Santa Fe
Fie
Alumni Banquet Highlights Georgia University Ties
Nearly a hundred Atlata Alumni Association members and guests gathered at T's Aragon last night for the annual dinner. Chancellor Hill, Judge Lumpkin, Colonel Meldrim, and faculty members attended as alumni celebrated long university ties, progress in education, and the goal of broad state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
T'S Aragon
Atlata Alumni Association
Walter B. Hill
P W Meldrim
Savannah
Board of Trustees
John Morris
A H Patterson
J. H T McPherson
W. B Hill
P. W Meldrim
J. H Lumpkin
Logan& Bleckley
L. W. Thomas
Burton Smith
Paul Goldsmith
W. R Tichenor
F E H. Calloway
W. Black
Ligon Johnson
E. Davis
F. W. Born
F. L. Fleming
Hill
Judge Lumpkin
Meer
Colonel Meldrim
Georgia
Commonwealth
Scna
Worl Fe
Logan E. Bleckley
Supreme Court
Logan E Bleckley
Bleckley
Valais
Judge Bleckley
Cammy Dorsey
Dorsey
Getting Diamond Ready for Atlanta Ball Team
A Georgia baseball field prepares for the season with surveys and grounds work. Acting Manager Stouch directs ground shaping and grand stand changes to fit the playing area. The club house design aims for novelty, while water lines are enhanced for ready irrigation. Manager Pabst plans to enlist California players, with most arrivals by March 1 and final team composition by midmonth as Atlanta seeks top local and national talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Stouch
Pabst
Steouch
Peter
Frisei
Tum Afl
California
Jockey Mounce Suspended After Kenilworth Triumph at Oakland
At Oakland on February 4 Jockey Mounce received an indefinite suspension following Kenilworth’s improved showing in the Kearney handicap. Kenilworth won, with Rollick Lee and Jackson’s mount in close pursuit, in a day where favorites largely failed to place.
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San Francisco
Mounce
Oakland
Kenilworth
Rollick Lee Jackson
Wyoming
Bullman
Lwan
John Peters
J. Woods
Arigalor
Mathews
Tima
Puss m Boots
L. Jackson
Wen
Pollick
Ransch
Cecona
Frangibla
Knapp
Byvander
Maraschino
L Jackson
Baldo
Ana Htty
Joe Ripley
Brodien
Dunblane
Burns
Galance Connor
New Orleans Racetrack Card Sparks Winners and Favorites
February event at New Orleans features Fickie Saint and Navasota as top priced winners in early races with clear cool weather and lumpy track. Cards list six selling races with favorites Carl Kahler Pirates and others, along with entries and times for first through sixth races and notable contenders across sprint, mile and long-distance events.
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New Orleans
Phile Saint
Navasota
Car Kahler
Lumpy
Seling
Fickie Saint
T Devi
Aberdate
Slack
Frank Jones
Meade
Sevond
Lealy
Sweet Nell
Coburn
Computation
Blakey
Att
Carlovimglan
Creamer
Erne
Boyd
Strangest
T Dean
Nowoman
London
Chofce
T Zan
Silver C
Dale
Otis
Gormoh
Carl Hahler
T. Deans
Weidman
Dade
LeGarto
Scotch Bramble
Welen Paxton
Pillardist
KL Pmiot
Barney Saal
Merry Day
Sylvian
Sim W
Ed Gartland IV
WW. H.dixon
Princess Murphy
King Elkwood
Gould
Musi
Mr Rose
Coley
Dagmar
Digby Bell
Little Bikin
Henry of
Franstamar
Ida Ledford
Piederich
Ramat Seat
Garapas
Beana
Filcher
Mits
Lady Like
Normal
James P. Keating
Zack Phelps
Sandy
Menace
Year for Wheelmen National Cyclists Meet Opens
New York February 4 The annual meeting of the National Cycle Association was held today J Frank Kline of Baltimore is president The board of control reports 1901 was the most successful year with over 700 meets and $2600 in prizes George Mi Herdco of Springfield was elected president and Harry Hartley of Jacksonville Fla a member of the board Partland of New York knocked out Ottos e m at Chicago in one round in Milwaukee
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National Cycling Association
New York
National Cycle Association
J. Frank Kline
Baltimore
Board of Control
George Mi Herdco
Springfield
Harry Hartley
Jacksonville
Fla
We Partland
Milwaukee
Wis
Kid Xic- Partland
Otta Sem
Chicago
Coca Cola case drives battle over medicine label
In Atlanta eleven jurors near verdict on a $40,000 claim against the U S government over Coca Cola. The dispute hinges on whether the drink was a medicine or a refreshing beverage and the wartime tax on medicines. The long trial also notes a moonshine whisky seizure at the city’s federal building. Counterfeiting arrest follows in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlanta
United States Court
Newman
Ruthe Arnold
Bell
Arnold
Spain
Treasury
Coca-Cola
Collector of Internal Revenue
Washington
Forsyth Street
Jim Wright
Secret Service Department
Reynolds
Wiliam T. Wilford
Williford
Franklin County
Two winners at Charleston track in afternoon races
At Charleston on February 4 two horses Ducassa and Diva won races on the exposition track. Results include firsts for Agnes W Claire and Dive, with placings for Nellie Fonso, Orden, Little Tower, Rosie R, Queen L, Sir Kenneth II, Soudana, Jim Scanlan, Vince, and others. Times noted for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ducassa
Diva
Randolph Jr
Nellie Fonso
Orden
Agnes W Claire
Little Tower
Rosie R
Ducissa
Oricas Pecon
Soudana
Pregrave ‘Trust
Queen L
Sir Kenneth II
Dive
Jim Scanlan
Vince
Courts Hear Divorce Suit Over Pistol Threats and Cruelty
Lula Boone Courtney files for divorce from H P Courtney in superior court alleging cruel treatment since marriage on November 27, 1886. She says he is insanely jealous, refused access to her parents, controlled funds, and on four occasions drew a pistol to threaten her, including forcing her to kneel and swear to acts she insists she did not commit. Attorneys Alexander and Powers represent the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H P Courtney
Lula Boone Courtney
Aife
Alevander & Powers
Mills Brothers Corner Pineapple Crop in 1902 Deal
The Mills Brothers of South Bend Indiana are accused of cornering Cuban pineapple crops for 1902. Reportedly hiring a pineapple corner to control roughly 5 million dollars worth of fruit, the firm would hold a dominant stake across the United States pineapple market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Brothers
Indiana
Chicago
South Bend
Ird
United States
Marquis de Lucenay Arrest Reported in Texas
Texas Sheriff Boone reports the Marquis de Lucenay of Calcutta India and his wife formerly Miss Luckhardt of Los Angeles are in El Paso custody. He is accused of false testimony regarding Miss Luckhardt’s age at their January 2 elopement in El Paso. Sheriff Boone says the Marquis is wanted for two additional charges and a $3000 reward is circulating for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
de Lucenay
Calcutta
India
Dallas
Sheriff Boone
el Paso
Merchant Tailors' Convention Near Norfolk Seventeenth Annual Session
The Merchant Tailors' National Exchange held its seventeenth annual convention in the area with a day visiting Old Point Hampton and other sites. About 0 members attended the events and a large banquet concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Tailors’ Convention
Norfolk
Merchant Talore’ National Exchange
Visttng Old Point
Hampton
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