Reliance to Defend Cup Regardless of Challenge
New York February 8 A prominent New York Yacht Club member said the Reliance would be used in all races even if the challenger calls for schooners or 70 foot sloops. If 110 foot schooner or 90 foot sloop is named the Reliance will be converted or remain the defender, trusted to defend the America's Cup under any rules.
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New York
Thamas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Deliance
Sir Thoman
America
Trephy
Rather Defeats Wellborn in Atlanta Bowling Championship
In Case’s Bowling Alleys last night Rather beat Wellborn in the third five-game set, 868 to 838. Total pins after fifteen games show Rather leading 2,804 to 2,548, with high game by Rather at 208 and Wellborn at 206. Bernie McCay challenged Rather to a rematch next week, dates to be set.
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Timners
Bernie McCay
Atlanta
Case's
Rather
Wellborn
Savannah
Elliott
Herbert
Augusta Polo Game Date Pending As Week Opens
Augusta manager Anderson Las received a message from Augusta polo manager requesting a BC Atlanta date for next week. The plan calls for a packed venue early in the week. Local fans head to Macon tonight while Augusta aims to win. Whiting now with Central City, chasing drafted by Birmingham.
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Anderson Las
Augusta
BC Atlanta
Macon
Whiting
Central City
Birmingham
Otto Jordan loses watch from Atlanta club
Otto Jordan, manager of the Atlanta club last season, suffered the loss of his watch yesterday. Directors of the local club mark their appreciation with the loss. The initials AOF are on the watch. Otto plans to leave Atlanta Monday or Tuesday to take charge of the Military College team at DMil.
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Atlanta
Aew
Otto
AOF
Military College
Dmil
Rigkert Transfers to Wofford in Disputed Deal
The Vielder reports Rigkert will depart at noon for Wofford to join their basketball program. No contract has been signed as of now, with Billy Smith disputing the arrangement and Barwin citing local conditions impacting the season.
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Vielder
Taras
Jon
Brewert
Nurg
Sench Wofford
Reo
Hev
Billy, Smith
Deaing
Diesatin- Barwin
Smith
Firemen Top Atlanta Team In Indoor Benefit Game
The Dig Ladies benefit indoor baseball game at Peachtree Auditorium last night drew a fair crowd as the Firemen defeated the All Professional team 19 to 1. The Firemen led from the first inning, scoring seven runs while the Professionals managed three. The result settled into a slugging display with the Firemen's lineup featuring Taylor, Lafitte Winn, Rickert, Smith, Lagamaraine Dyar, Toyner Peet, Woodward Turnbuckle, Cottingham, Wright, Short At Asons, Lawshe.
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Peachtree Auditorium
Dig
Iead
Joe Rickert
Allantas
Taylor
Lafitte Winn
Short Rickert
Smith Jordan
Lagamaraine Dyar
Toyner Peet
Woodward Turnbuckle
Cottingham Wright
College Fives Arrange Games With Auburn Basketball
Tec has nearly completed plans for a game against Auburn at the Peachtree Auditorium on February 17. Georgia is forming teams and seeking dates for contests next month while negotiations continue for an Auburn game in Atlanta.
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Tec
Auburn
College
Chapman
Tech
Peachtree Auditorium
University of Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta
Senior basketball action in Atlanta league tonight
Senior teams clash at Peach Tree Auditorium in the Atlanta Basketball League with Fort McPherson soldiers to face Atlanta Athletic elite and Tech five meeting YMCA The third series of senior games draws growing crowds as Athletics lead with two wins MCA trails two losses and the other two teams split results
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Peach Tree Auditorium
Fort McPherson
Teatlanta Athletic
Tech Five
YMCA
Athletics
MCA
Congress in Sixth District Race Revived by Captain Hobson Letter
Interest in the sixth district race resurges as Capt R P Hobson asks for a late primary and Bankhead contemplates reelection and possible senatorial vacancy. Discussions of Third district challenger Henry Clay ton exerts effort as Exiter Harry Martin targets Clay ton. Early primaries across districts expected to clear before the state fair as warm political days approach. Bankhead and Clayton both delivered speeches in congress supporting Hepburn freight rate regulation. Burnett and Heflin also spoke in the period but face likely reelection.
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Montgomery
Speeler
Congress
R. P Hobson
Bankhead
Harry Martin
Henry D Clayton
Clayton Alve
Burnett
Heflin
Phil Finch Lost At Fair Grounds In Handicap Race
At the Fair Grounds on February 8 Phil Finch finished second in the mile and twenty yards handicap race after a poor ride and heavy track. Black Mate won the opening Black Mate’s performance stood out with a strong drive. Val longshot Bt Valentine placed third while Cigar Lighter led a six furlong sprint in earlier races with Pepper and Bait, Glad Pirate, and King Cole also showing.
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New Orleans
M& Poor
Phil Winch
Fair Grounds
Black Mate
Proteus
Reaarve
Baulsbury
Martin
Kings Gem
Perrine
Buxom
Moreland
Intrigue
Vernosity
Shun Pike
Chauncey Olcott
Turnus
Saul
Pattonville
Raining Leaves
Joan McBride
Bachem
W Robbing
Pepper and Bait
Anderson
Glad Pirate
CL Smith
Starita
Salvnrida
Bobs Pet
Bittersee
Bach
Helling
King Cole
P A Walsh
Idtretta
Diggins
Harmakis
Bedell
Benton
Tenny Burn
Owasca
Mordella
Mayer Johnson
More
Jang
Phil Finch
Bt Valentine
Tudge Himes
Legates
Dotinda
Dennison
Wedgewood
Brilliant
Colonist
Furst
Balmor V
Sea Voyage
Esteplaiz
Bonbrake
Deux Temps
Kate
Lay Nevarro
James Reddick
Harris
Llison
J. Clem
Peter Nathaniel
Delmore
Holloway
Stoner Hill
Guo
Cashier
Hickory Corners
Athena
Harry New
Los Angeleno
Morgan Traction Heir Begs Work For Education In Business
Rand al Morgan, Philadelphia magnate, son of a traction giant, begins work to learn all facets of streetcar operations. He has started this week under Cincinnati Traction Company leadership, with Schoepf guiding his education for months. Roles include streetcar building, tar running, and management tasks across all divisions.
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Morgan
Cincinnati
New York World
Young Marshall
Randal Morgan
Philadelphia
Randal Morgen
Misa Morgan
Wek Schoeper
Cincinnati Traction Company
Mr Morgan
California
Marshall
Schoepf
Young Mans
Dinner is Served Dearie and Sweetheart
A woman recalls Hawaiian servants and their habit of using first names. She notes awkwardness when a new cook avoids titles, then bows and says Sweetheart, dinner is served. The exchange ends with the cook addressing her as Dearie during the meal.
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Es John
John
Ann
Tome
Dearie
Woman Pedestrian Makes 10 Mile Walk to St Mary Church
Mrs Dietz near seventy years old walked from Dubuque to St Mary Church in Dubuque, rising before daylight and arriving before seven. The feat is described as a notable accomplishment for an elderly person.
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Mia Joan Petz
St Mary
Dubuque
Dietz
Faust as Easy in Modern Society
An obscure fragment evokes a comic scene with a teasing Delyteous damsel and a roguish suitor. The text references mental science and a plan to feign affection, set within a muddled dialogue about kissing and social norms.
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Faust
Moftern Society
Pigaso
Ink
Posses Seek Murderers Near Cottonwood Alabama
In Dothan Alabama February reports say posses hunt the murderers of J M Christmas his wife and child near Cottonwood close to the Florida line. Rewards totaling 1600 dollars have been posted amid strong neighborhood fear of lynching if the culprits are found. Sheriff remains in touch but deputies have not made progress. Bloodhounds from Marianne are said to be on the trail but scent is unclear. The community is horrified by the brutal crime and intensified efforts are planned to capture the killers.
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Dothan
Ala
Citmen
J M Christmas
Cottonwood
Florida Line
Marianne
Judges hand down rulings at City Park errors and suspensions
At City Park New Orleans on February 8 judges Trevelyan and Murphy ruled jockeys J Daly and D Wishard suspended or barred. Jockey Daly Wil banned for conspiracy with Sam Most and William Rabb, while Wiliam Rabb and owner Wishard horses ruled off turf. Track was soft mud, weather clear, and a long race card followed with Bluedale and Free Rooter winning.
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New Orleans
Trevelyan and Murphy
City Park
J Daly
Sam Most
Wiliam Rabb
A & Wishard
Wilam Rabb
D. Wishard
Bluedale
Free Rooter
Yongoluca
Hultmite
Nicol
Biach
Wag
W McIntyre
Little George
Q’bert
Arthur Rosenfield
Tom Morgan
Keakow
Bony Brummel
W Maintyre
Kleinwood
Hl Larsen
Griffith
Canarie
Bt Tammany
Iwon
Southampton
D O'Connor
Misa Layrean
BH Matthews
Jack Ratlin
Heritage Blue Blaze Heary
Fratistamar
Wiskey
Conundrum
Applesweet
Thistleheather
Hanger
Filla
Danseusé
Nevada
Bixth Ming
Izteenth Fonsoluca
Koerner
Thistle Do
Ashworth
Goldie
Harrigan
Tine
Elliot
Parnassus
Darling Tan
Girard
Helen
Creel
Thera
Burndolette
Prince of Press
Wickford
Ecliptic
Marimbo
Evelyn J
Honey Well
Oak Grove
Father Tallent
Cascine
Ayr
Jack Adams
Mattle H
Susanne Retamore
Adesso
Merlingo
Skyward
Favorita
Red Ruler
Foreigner
Iittie Hikin
Beldin
Tarp
Hadur
One Thousand Miles Of Wire Fence In Our Warehouse
Prices listed for hog tight wire fence products with cable types No 12 and No 14 galvanized wire, with uprights six inches apart and tight installation. Specifications include per rod measurements and cable counts at various heights, noting net prices in Atlanta for 26 rod bundles.
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Atlanta
Local Briefs Highlight Legal and Accidental News
William J Newman sails for Jacksonville and nearby peninsulas tomorrow, staying away several days. Carpenter Doray Street worker Romar Carnes suffers multiple fractures and dislocations after a fall, now recovering at Magnolia Street home. Dr Carnes surgically treats him. horse drawn dray broken leg on Peachtree incline. horse to return to service in weeks. United States commissioner Brintup visits federal building. Mrs Matilda Turk sues Southern Railway over a crossing incident that killed a person. Barnes Lodge 5510 plans regular session and public talk by Hen R L Motley at Central Baptist Church. Burton witnesses a street incident near Broad and Margin streets around 4:9? clock.
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Romar Carnes
Doray Street
Magnolia Street
Johnson
Wintehail
Peachtree Viaduct
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Carnes
West Lowman
West Matchel Street
Barnes
Dock
Charles Whiteford Smith
James L Mayson
Barnes Lodge Winson
Hen
R L Motley
Central Baptist Church
MISS AUGELL PLAYS AT THE CABLE COMPANY
Miss Mary Augelli presented a piano recital at the Cable Piano Company with Mrs. Cassie Jacobs Bond assisting. A discriminating audience of music lovers braved bad weather as Augelli performed Chopin and Light with strong technique, paired with Mrs. Bart’s simple, readable readings or songs.
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Miss Augell
Mary Augelli
Cable Piano Company
Caasie Jacobs- Bond
Neving
Music
Atlanta
Angell
Chopin
Misa ‘Angeli
Soetabert Lisat
No on 18 year old white girl brutal incident noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a violent event involving an 18 year old white girl. Details are unclear with limited readable context. Additional copy needed to provide factual names places dates or outcomes.
Florida Coast Emerges as Nascent Horticultural Hub
The piece notes Florida’s southwest peninsula becoming a refuge from winter freezes of 1695 and prior cold spells, with settlers from the north transforming Tampa Bay and Manatee River areas into thriving citrus and celery districts. It highlights new shipping links, electric towns, and rising land values as groves of oranges, grapefruit, and other produce expand, aided by a protective waterway belt and a growing trust presence. Also mentions Rev Father Francis A Gaffney in Atlanta events and local figures like J H Betz and J B Wellhouse visiting or commenting on Georgia agriculture and mining prospects.
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Charles J. Haden
Florida
Cuba
Tampa
Old Tampa
Hilleboro Bays
Rhode Island
Everglades
Mantates
Manates Elver
Bay
Manatee River
Great Mall
Panama
Charters Sought For Several Local Ventures In Courts
In court yesterday petitions were filed for charters by multiple groups including the Southern Stone Contracting Association to promote quarrying interests, the Southern Trade Press Association aiming to unite publishers of trade and class papers, the American Timber Land Company with $160,000 capital stock, and the General Construction Company with $20,000 capital stock. Laura P Wilkins obtained a temporary injunction to stop W J Hogan from tearing down a fence on Houston street. Property transfers and deeds valued at thousands were recorded, including parcels on Irwin Street, Ormond Street, Howell Mill Road, Loomis Street, East Fall Street, and Oglethorpe Avenue.
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F. Bartow Glenn
Ben H
Charles D Hill
Southern Stane Contracting Association
H E Harman
Frank Weldon
J R Watts
H Hall
Shepard Bryan
Southern ‘Trade Presa, Association
David Woodward
American Timber Land Company
Atlanta
C J Haden
General Construction Company
NFP Pratt Et al
Throwgh
Ellis Wimbish & Ells
Laura P Wilkins
Roan
W J Hogan
Houston Street
Candiera
Thomson & Hirsch
Patrick H O'Brien
W H McKieroy
Irwin Street
Warrenty
E J Kelly
Mary & Jackson
Ormond Street
Loomis Street
Walter G Cooper
Js P Cooper
Oglethorpe Avenue
Surprise Candidate Emerges In Alabama Senate Contention
In Montgomery February 8 a state official with a long record of service is weighing a run for the senate. Friends urge him to enter the race while he says he is not ready to decide. A county supporter sought to publicize his likely candidacy, but he declined to confirm plans.
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Montgomery
Ala
Spelat
Atlanta Pecan Industry Impresses Visitor
J M Benson of Philadelphia, a noted insurance man, visits Piedmont and praises the city as remarkable and rapidly growing. He notes pecan varieties and industry as profitable while commenting on the local Asianian residents as wonderful, reflecting his upbeat impressions from the trip.
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J M Benson
Philadelpha
Piedmont
Benson
Wetty
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SpeRtAc
Ry Peental
Jordan
Atlante Baseball Association
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Wofford
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DR. King
Marietta
Matletts St
Ajanta
Yrtheus Beres
Zanminetian
Sdyice Gaven
Abo
Dyereritie Deway
Firth Reace
Alina Dufour
Chief Hayes
Precious Stone
Wilkey
Woodlawn
Knowledge
Algonquin Manochord
Evaskill
Thistle Hunter
Dal Carina
Little Red
Planet
Digby Bell
Blue Blaze
Tryon
Brown Vail
John Garner
Lite James
Goldway
Gentlen
Red Ruby
Montgomery ,ii
Ben Martin
Bueselk County
Willis Fort
Supreme Court
Martain
Dekalb
King Hardware Co
Atlanta, Georgia
William J. Newman
United States Court
Seave
Jacksonville
Peninsular
J ¢ Brintup
Home
United States
Hii City
Federal Building
Matilda Turk
Hall County
Neal Turk
Southern Railway
Southern
Burton
Father Francis A Gaffney
Memphis
Sacred Heart Church
Father Gaffney
Knighte of Columbus
the Knights
J. Lewis Browne
Meriat College Hall
Dlemené
J HR Betz
Woodbury
Batz
J. RB. Wellhouse
Albany, Ga
Hnoball
Wellhouss
Camach
Dabioneg
Nouthern
Georgia City
Kasse
Arnold Broyles
Virginia
Westover
Borden
Richmond
Kelly
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