Four new cottages for rent on Davis Street
For occupancy about March 15 a row of four brand new cottages on Davis Street between Foundry and Davis Street School. Well built with cabinet mantels and modern plumbing, convenient for North Avenue yard and Southern railroad workers. Rent 15 per month each. Weekly Heat Bulletin available. Tenants moved free. John J. Woodsrive, Renting Agent, 60 North Broad Street.
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Heasonavice
Davistreet
Foundry
Davis Street
North Avenue Yard
Ratiroad
John J. Woodssrive
North Broad Street
Governor to Lead Floral Fiesta Trip to Charleston
Governor and staff plan a Sunday departure at 2 15 PM for Charleston to join the Floral Fiesta. The party, about forty strong, travels in full uniform with a special Fullmap baggage car attached to the Atlanta train, joined by Gate City Guard members and guided by Captain James F O Neill. General Phill G Byrd coordinates arrangements and seeks Charleston heroes to mount the parade participants. A three hour stop is planned at Augusta with anticipated local attention.
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Charleston
Exposition City
Woman's Department of the Exposition
Gate City
James F. O'Neill
Atlanta
Augusta
Phill G. Byrd
Lew Shaw to Do Tricks With Cue and Ivorys
Athens crowds greet Tew Shaw top billiard wonder as he arrives for an exhibition at Wilson's tonight. The Athens students flock to see his English and angles on the green cloth. Shaw promises intricate work and a new trick or two for Atlanta spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tew Shaw
Athens
Wilson's
Shaw
Atlanta
Hag
Deserted from the Navy Young Atlantan Arrested
Albert Garrett, about 22, was arrested yesterday on a US Navy desertion charge. Among several Atlanta youths who enlisted then quit, Garrett left home last summer, deserted in September, and surrendered to Officer Fleming. He described Navy life as hard work, poor pay, and a form of slavery, with a $20 reward awaiting Fleming.
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Albert Garrett
United States Navy
Atlanta
Navy
Garrett
Eastalr Street
Port Hoyal
al Hazards
Pleming
Uncle Sam
Eming
Prisoner Sarpy Delights Barracks With Sleight Tricks
Edmond v. Sarpy, jailed for not having a business license and charged with forged or inflated advertising contracts, entertains fellow inmates with amazing tricks. He claims innocence, expects habeas corpus hearings, and remains cheerful while health improves and detectives pursue the real culprit.
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Edmond v. Sarpy
Sarpy
Recorder’s Court
Newman
United States
Roosevelt Tech Tie Takes Nation by Storm
From Washington to Florida the Roosevelt Tech tie, made only by the Southern Neckwear Co. of Atlanta, has spread rapidly and become the season’s biggest hit. It is praised as the prettiest tie on the market and a must for up to date fashion.
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Washington
Florida
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Southern Neckwear Co
Eaton to be reinstated by cycling board
Jay Eaton the famed bicycle rider will have his life suspension lifted on August 1 this year by the National Cycling Association after a board of appeals decision. Orlando Stevens also sees a similar reduction. Eaton has appeared in Atlanta and may enter Madison Square Garden six day walking events once training resumes.
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Board of Appeals of National Association
Jay Eaton
Orlando Stevens
Board of Anneals
National Cycling Association
New York
Stevens
Eaton
Atlanta
Doe
Madison Square Garden
Song 10
Endeavorers Will Meet For Anniversary Tonight
The twenty first anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society will be celebrated tonight at Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church. The service will include consecration led by Dr. Moore and special music from local choirs. Three minute papers by F B Farris Miss Mamie Laine Miss Mellie Sugg J P Beecher Wilhelm George and WF Primm will discuss church work and society needs.
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Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Moore
First Christian Church
Central Congregations Church
Herbert Davis
Christan Endeavor Clubs
Wilhem EH George
The
Westminster Presbyterian Society
Christian “Endeavor Home Circle
Six Day Race Opens at Coliseum on the 24th
Atlanta riders prepare for a six day race at the Coliseum postponed to the 24th due to heavy entry. A ½ mile open race Monday introduces participants with a $260 prize to the winner. Additional events include motor bicycles, tandem exhibitions, and a 1-mile pro and amateur race.
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Bobby Walthour
Coliseum
Peachtree Road
Buckhead
Wall Signs a Contract for Atlanta Race Track
Charleston President Wall of the Charleston Racing Association says he will surrender track management on March 1. Exposition officials seek control after the meet began in December showed losses over 20 000 dollars. A five year lease was secured on Piedmont Park in Atlanta for a new mile track, with plans to begin immediately. Wall favors Charleston, urges wind up here to depart for Atlanta, while expo leaders may take over by week end. Horsemen doubt expo’s ability to continue the meeting without Wall.
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Peachtree Creek
Cadwell
Fenn
Leander
Ruiz
Tradfield
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Jack Prince
Foat
George Leander
Boston
McFarland
Philadelphia
Rutz
Atlanta
Prince
Charleston
D. C
Arthur Wall
Charleston Racing Association
Exposition Company
Exposition Track
Trr
Walk
Piedmont Park
Joe Ullman
Wall
Savannah
Attairs
Pleimont Park
Wallaae
Wegener
Marcato Disqualified After Narrow Oakland Dash
At Oakland California on February 6 Marcato the favorite won the last race by a neck from Constable but was disqualified for foul riding as Buliman struck jockey Redfern with a whip. Articulate won the Fruit Vale handicap easily. The track was muddy and the card included maidens and selling races with several contenders and odds listed.
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San Francisco
Altawan
Bullman
Len Reno
Hoar
Secon Elliston
O'Connor
Charleston Exposition Races Feature Figurate Upset
The Charleston meet highlights a 40 to 1 upset as Figurate wins the last event while hot favorite Certain fails to place. W. J. Baker wins one favorite. Races report results for six events with times and placings for each. Weather clear track fast.
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Charleston
W. J. Baker
Janie Seay
Mollie Aaron
Little Tower
Hycena
Jim Seaman
Cathedral
Salome
Sedie Burnham
Ben O'Fallon
Sam Lazarus
Esq
Maria Bolton
Tiras
Kiguaite
Cilftos
B @ Reed
New Orleans Racecard Notes Surprising Falls and Tight Finishes
Blue Ridge wins a selling mile at New Orleans as Weidemann riders stumble injuring horse and rider. Navasota takes two year olds race in a photo finish with Merry Sister second. Parnassus takes the third race, Lennep prevails in the sixth, and Saragamp posts a longshot victory in the fifth. Today's entries list multiple stakes and handikaps with numerous contenders across six races.
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New Orleans
Blue Rigge
Navasota
Parnassus
Weidemann
W. Waldo
Blue Ridge
Heigerson
Little Lolse
J. Miller
Secaron
T. Dean
Lime
Lennep
Gormley
Nobleman
Tou den
Tour
Barle
Saragamp
Meade
Prestome
Coburn
Carlovinglan
Creamer
Lady Kent
Flelgerson
M Gterfall
Gormsey
Edhadaie
Chickadee
Somersault
Herodes
Jovle F
Frank Jones
Time
Itty Prowl
Doice
Niente
James P. Kelling
Goldaga
Lofter
Barbara Freitchie
Firkie Saint Aberdale
Dutch Carter
Tomny ‘Tucker
Royal Fenn
Dousterswivel
Zack Ford
Lord Nevilles
Pharaoh
Bailey to Lead Ground Work at Atlanta Park
King Bailey plans to travel to Atlanta next Sunday to join Acting Manager Stow and start work on the new ball grounds. Pabst reports signing Fredericks and courting an umpire for the season while Daniel organizes labor at the project. The Southern League teams approach the new season with balance and renewed effort.
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Manaver
Tommy Stouch
Atlanta
King Bailey
Otcher
South
Bailey
Stourch
Exch
Niteeh
Alamena
Stow
Pabst
Tuestio
Stowsh
Daniel
Chattanooga
Ball
Peter Inluce
Storch
Peter
Jivhang
Princeton Baseball Team Plans Southern Trip
Princeton announces its 191? baseball schedule with a southern tour starting March 38 and stops at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville on April 1 and 2, with a return game April 26 at Princeton. Baltimore catcher William Clarke has been hired to coach the squad.
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Virginia
Princeton
N. F
William Clarke
Baltimore
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Cockfighting Carnival Draws Sports To Florida
Vale dosta residents report a cockfighting carnival across the state line near Madison county Florida drawing crowds from several states. More than 100 birds from Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Florida are entered with bets totaling around a thousand dollars. The event features top southern birds and backers from Valdosta. Contests are expected to run for another day or two.
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Florida
Valdosta
Valedosta
Madison County
South Carolina
North Carolina
Intercat
The Robinson Humprey Company Incorporation Petition
Fulton County Superior Court hears petition by Roby Robinson, William Humphrey, and James H Gilbert seeking incorporation of The Robinson Humprhey Company for 20 years with possible renewals. Business plans include financing bonds, stocks, notes, and other instruments, with principal office in Atlanta and branches as needed. Capital stock set at $25,000, with $5,000 paid up front. rights to issue up to $250,000 common stock and up to $250,000 cumulative preferred stock. Filings dated January 1902 and notices of charter certification follow, alongside Mardi Gras travel ads and railway rate details for Pensacola to New Orleans via A. & W. P. railroad.
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State OF Georgia- Fulton County
Superior Court
Said County
Roby Robinson
William Haumphrey
James H Gilbert
Robinson, Humperes Company
Atlanta
Georgi
Itte
James H. Gilbert
Arnold Broylis
State OF
Robinson, Humphrey Company
Arnold Broyles
Fulton County
Mrs C H Henson Dies After Illness In Atlanta
Mrs C H Henson died last night at 4% o'clock at the residence of her daughter Mrs A E Malone on Fulton street. She had lived in Chirke county Alabama and was brought to Atlanta about three weeks for treatment. She suffered from malaria fever and complications. A devout Christian, she was beloved by many friends who offer condolences to the bereaved. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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A. E. Malone
C. H. Henson
A. Malone
Fulton Street
Henson
Chirke County
Alabama
Heresiad
Atlanta
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Business Personale
Vignaux's
Pryor St
Kelley Coal and Ice Co
Campbell Basil Co
E. Basil
Southern Architect and Building News
Southern Preas
Austell Bulla
Ketley Coal and Ice Co
Sea Island
B.D. Hartsfield
Cairo
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Professor May
Peachtree Street
Aragon Hotel
Southern Dental College
Grady ‘Hospital
Butler Street
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Mall
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Chicago
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J. M. Quick Co
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KROC
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Reiley Coat and Ice Co
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WWE
Felley Coal and Ice Co
Exposition
Lew Shaw
Clearwater Harbor
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Jes¢ Troutie
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Evander
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Tower of Candles
CL. Jackson
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Gold Baron
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William F
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Fine
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Trasi
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Carl Kahler
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Castle
Charfes
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South Paw” Twirley
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Paragon
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Whitehall St
Mardi Gras
Pensacola
Mobile
Pullman
New Orleana
Pryor Street
Union Depot
L. H. Hill
George W. Allen
J. B. Biclups
B. F. Wyly, JR
West Baker
Peachtree
Wrath
South Side
Smith St
Whitehall House
Buckle
Pryor
Jackson
Highland Ave
Chicage
C. H
Blay
A. J. Reach
Spalding
Wrrginiana Ditson
B.G. J
Gol
General Sporting Goods
Anderson Hardwarsh
Jorbe
Kewuea
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