Railway Notes and Western Maryland Loan News
Railway notes discuss sand used to aid trains in wet weather and the importance of this lubrication. A New York brokerage syndicate progresses a 350 million loan to Pennsylvania for western rail improvements, possibly aiding Western Maryland purchase. Other items cover Frisco System book, rail executives visiting Atlanta, and increased suburban service between Atlanta and College Park with various passenger and freight notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Pittsburg
Western Maryland
Norfolk and Western
Gould-Pennsylvania
Gould Interests
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Ruad
Maryland
Baltimore
Williamsport
Wall Street
Gould Lines
Seaboard
Atlanta
West Point
College Park
Dancing Lessons Offered Free by The Home Queen
Readers are invited to obtain a free course of dancing instructions via The Home Queen magazine. The ad promises easy, quick results for all ages, highlights social and health benefits, and notes the lessons accompany each new subscription. The offer includes a full year of the magazine for 25 cents and free dancing lessons for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenular Journal
Housekeeping
Indy
Chaplin Street
Waterville
Grand Masonic Festival Planned in Atlanta Opera House
The Masons formed a general committee led by Professor William M Slaton to organize a Grand Masonic festival at the Grand Opera House on March 1. George Napier and Madison Bell will speak on Masonry and Washington. committees cover ways and means, accounts, programme, and reception with invitations and reduced rates planned for nearby members. Former gauger Bass indicted in Montgomery on two counts. posted $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Temple
William M Slaton
Colone C Lavery
James L Mayson
E C Perkins
Lewis Thomas
R BE Hinman
George E Argood
Forrest Adair
Chris Essig
W. Olin Stumps
Marion M Jackson
B I. Sharpe
James L Key
Carl C Lavery
C T Malone
Sam E Smith
J _Moretend
Speer
Lon M Johnson
Hubert F Culberson
Thesday Fiening
Washington
George M Napier
Monroe
Republic
Napier
Madison Bell
Brother George Washington
Consideras Wil
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
G Bass
United States Fangert
United States Grand Jury
Local Notices Chronicle Funerals and Crimes
Castle leaves the city for the funeral of uncle Dr Earl F Eller a Louisville dentist who died suddenly on Friday A 30 year old John F Couch dies at 28 Walker Street with funeral and Oakland interment planned Emma Shelmttd dies at 722 Marlette Street and funeral in Lawrenceville Ga Mrs Adela Iverson wife of General Alfred Iverson dies at 71 in Kisamtee Fla and funeral in Fla George L Andre pardoned for forgery after two year term would have expired Feb 4 Missionary Round Table at First Methodist and a mass meeting at Wesley Memorial Church Henry Jones colored jailed for turkey theft after chase by officers Police Hunt recounts two days in south Georgia with 70 quarts of game and arrests Others include a white brick mason A J Hill accused of stealing 80 cents at Brown’s saloon and Dr A R Holderby to mark 14th pastorate anniversary Ordinary candidate T Lahatte adds E A Donehoo to ticket Coroner candidate A J Haygood announces bid
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Adela J Iverson
Alfred Iverson
Steter
Fudge
Joel Branham
Kisamtee
Fla
Mra Iverson
Eatonton
Florida
Klesi- Mee
W. R Lamouth
First Methodist Church
Peachtree Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Lambuth
Institute
Clemson Game For Sewanee Colonies Rivalry Set In Columbia
Sewanee and Clemson are set to play on October 27 in Columbia. Contracts signed after lengthy negotiations confirm the game. The matchup aims to showcase South Carolina college teams as top southern programs, following last year’s Clemson challenge to Vanderbilt and Sewanee. Cumberland previously met Clemson at Montgomery, holding the Tigers to a standstill. The Clemson schedule also includes Auburn and N C Agricultural and Mechanical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewanee
Clemson
Columbia
South Carolina College
South
Cremsor
Vanderbilt
Clemson Schedule Notes and Allergy Remedies Cited
Fragmented OCR lists medical remedies including Humphreys medicine and a long Clemson baseball schedule with dates from October to May. It mentions Maxwell as captain and outlines forthcoming games against Wofford, Georgia Tech, Mercer, Trinity, and the University of Georgia with locations in Clemson Athens Atlanta Spartanburg and Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Opsen
Maxwell
Clemson
Erakine
Due West
Furnman
Wofford
Davigeon
Charlotte
St. Maury
Belmont
University of Georgia
Athens
Spartanburg
Mercer
Macon
Trinity
Georgia College Baseball Team Prepares for Strong Season
The Georgia baseball squad expects to be one of the strongest in college history and aims for state and southern honors. Sanders Walker, a top right fielder last year, speaks of candidates for positions across infield and pitching. Key players include Visions for first base Verlyn Moore Scott, captain Anderson at second, Fleischman Turnbull at short, Cooper third, and catcher Griffin with Bunn and Cox among others competing. Walker returns in right field, with a deep pool of hopefuls and a bright, fastball-focused outlook for the season.
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Georgia
South
Sanders Walker
Verlyn Moore
Scott
Anderson
Fleischman
Turnbull
Cooper
Pitcher
Bower
Sullivan
Cox
Grffin
Ham
Grifin
Carden Bunn
Anderson, Cowper
Walker
Memphis Team Announcement Adds Strong Pennant Hopefuls
Memphis officials unveil the 1904 roster with Whistler as manager. Signatures total twenty, led by pitchers Hale McIntyre and Stockdale, with likely additions French and Ehret. Infielders include Whistler Walters Kling Berber Lally Keenan, outfielders Miller C Miller Duncan, and Perry Werden joins Montgomery plans. Millers-Duncan outfield repeats last year. Miners guard at Ellsworth mines amid strike violence.
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Memphis
Tenn
Whistler
Fritz
Keefe
McIntyre
Hale
Stockdale
Becker
Goodwin
Brown
Swain
Vermeke
Walters
Kling
Berber
Lally
Keenan
al Miller
C. Miller
Dungan
Whisler
Watlers
King
Terre Haute
Ilally
New Orleans
Brouthers
St. Louis
Millers
Perry Werden
Montgomery
Seagon
Werden
Frank
Dim
The Passing Throng: Wilstach Promotes Mansfield In Atlanta
Paul Wilstach, famed manager and one of the Wiilstach brothers, brings Richard Mansfield to Atlanta for a run of Old Heidelberg. Mansfield’s demanding touring schedule and elaborate production, including seventy two angels and a 106-person company, underscores the show’s prestige and financial heft despite a challenging season.
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Paul Wilstach
Wiilstach Brothers
Atlanta
Richard Mansfeld
Wilstach
Mansfield
Old Heidelberg
New York
Heidelberg
Karl Heinrich
Richmond
Birmingham
Nashville
Washington
New Amsterdam Theater
Germany
Father Land
Hig
Confeld
America
Metropolitan
Miss Allen
Marty Ann
Dorothy Vernon
Crichton
Fritzi Scheff
Frank Daniels
Bryan sane in Paris court verdict on will
Paris civil tribunal ruled Francis R Bryan the late American with a fortune of ten thousand dollars to the Philadelphia Historical Society and the South Kennington Museum London was of sound mind when signing his will. The decision cited the January Paris proceedings while noting testimonies from Mrs land of New York and Mr Dewes of Mississippi. Valentines comic and sentimental.
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Paris
Civil Tribunal of
The
Seine
Francis R Bryan
Philadelphia Historial Society
South Kennington Museum
London
Land
New York
Dewes
Mississippi
Virgan
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Co. C Clark
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C P Lewis
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Savannah
Seaboard Air Line
Whb Clements
Cc. E. Horton
Queen and Crescent Railroad
Horton
Georgia Road
Department of the Southern
Apri
Indyalya
Jonas
the Grand Opera House
Castle
Earl F. Eller
Louisville
John F. Couch
Walker Street
Oakland
Emma Shelm
Marlette Street
Lawrenceville
Ceorge L. Andre
Fulton County
Coes
Henry Jons
Broyles
Jarreny Jones
Frott Street
Fleming and Poole
Jones
J. B Wilson
W. I. Thompson
W. M Mayo
W H. Andrews
South Georgia
Charlie Kimberly
Dubois
Southern Railway
J Hill
Campbell
Ozburn
Marietta Street
Hill
Childs
Hii
A R Holderby
Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church
Will Tod
Hotherby Wall
T. Lahatte
E. A Donehoo
A. J Haygood
Humphreys
Agriculturel and Mechanical College
North Carol
Clamson
Umever
Alabama
Birmingpas
Alburg
Clomacs
Pittaboya
Ellsworth Coal Company
Ellsworth
Colonel E Schagfer
Toccoa
Kimball
P J Morrissey
R Maxwell
Cleveland, Ohio
the Aragon
Hallt
A J Cravatt
Brunswick
Piedmont
JG Wright
Columbus
Coleague
Elyria Ohio
Aragon
L. Kaufman
Marquette, Mich
John Drew
McKee
Cartersville
RF Dunn
Austell
Dallas
LaGrange
Kimball B Adter
Kansas City
James E Coburn
Wright Willingham
WS _ Bowen
Rome
Little
Rock
Lee Roy Myers
RW Elmfeld
Cate
the Kimball
EC Branson
T J Wilkinson
Newnan
Ai Allen
Camilla Ga
Camilla Enterprise 15
Allen
Mitchell County
Hiei
Shelby T. Harbison
Lexington, Ky
Eldorado Farm
Augusta, Ga
Cecil W. Strobhar
McDonough, Ca
John A. Miller
Feed and Sale Stables
MR. Bryan
Valentines
John M Miler
Martetta Sr
D. B
Elgin Creamery
Whitehall Street
Pierre M. Bealer
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