Grand onstage return engagement for MacLean Tyler Company
The MacLean and Tyler company, starring in King John and The School for Scandal, announce a return engagement at the Grand with a Wednesday matinee and night, following a successful Dallas run. Reviews laud Miss Tyler’s Lady Constance and Mr. MacLean’s tyrant, promising a standout performance of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
MacLean
Miss Tyler
School For
Dallas News
MacLean and Tyler
School For Scandal
John
Lady Constance
John C Reed reviews street railway deal in Atlanta
John C Reed, chairman of the street railway committee, discusses the city’s consolidation settlement among Atlanta’s street railways and utility firms. He notes the difficult history, the gains from the agreement, and praises fellow officials and attorneys for steering a balanced outcome with future revenue from the broader arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Reed
Howell
Electric Light
Iight and
Steam Railroads and Express Company
Expressig
Hart
Atkinson
Longino
Garrett
Beck
Woodward
Key
John C.reed
Oakland Race Track Upsets Highlight Bad Going at Meets
At Oakland on February 10 a rough track produced several upsets. Loyal S. and The Gaffir won as 2 to 1 favorites, with Castake overtaking Marcato by a nose in the third race as Wil lie Knapp rode. Dr. Boyle won the fifth race while Harnato failed to show speed on debut. Hoar captured two wins as owners M. H. Tichenor and L. N. Mengass arrived from Ashrorma to see their horses in Memphis, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Loyal S
Gaffir
Marcato
Monty
Castake
Little Willie Knapp
Dr. Boyle
Harnato
Gralette
Waterbury
Lwtol
Lids
the Weaver
Connor
Maraschino
Burns
Vassala
Bullman
Knapp
Bulman
Flamero
L. Jackson
the Gaffir
Hoar
Decoy
Horns
Chandoo
Dr. Koyle
Bullian
Bard Burns
McGinn
Ibaron
Lili
Educate
Clarando
Us. Jackson
Algura
Troxter
Lime
Iaalette
Vlary
William F
Idaho Chief II
Bixarn
Wolves
Graylette
Phil Aghtbald
Algora
Screenwell Lake
Katherine Ennis
Budd Wade
Teddy Marks
Sleeping Child
Duke of HichHeu
Ursula
St. Chester
Lass of Langdon
Breton
Annie Max
Knuck‘de Weaver
Orataasa
Dupage
Hudson
Nigretti
Boots
Adirondack
Dotterel
Tower of Candles
Matt Hogan
Preston
John Peters
Ben Ledi
Poylis
Jee Eee
Lichin
Wolburat
Kiciim Hob
Lavater
Morinel
Even Fursongs
Dallusion
Navasota Wins St Charles Hotel Stakes at New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 10 Navasota fell at the start but recovered to triumph in the St Charles hotel stakes worth 1165 dollars. Gold Ornament led early and held on to beat Merry Sister by two lengths as Weather was cool and track good. Brennan rode Gold Ornament. Landry rode the faller Jockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Navagota
Landry
Navasota
Brennan
Merry Sister
Mousicai Slipper
Princess Tulane
Grantor
Intrusive
Josie F
Triden
Azua
Tf, Dean
Granter
T. Dean
Ogle
J. Waldo
Lefter
Helgerson
King Elkwood
C. Johnson
Miss Ranson
G. Wilson
Bristol
Penn
Line
Wilton
Odom
Reseda
G. ‘Thompsoen
Piedrich
Walsh
Boyd
Little Tammy Tucker
Wallace
Frank McConnell
Brenngnt
Chickadee
Herodes
Julian Junkin
Fashion
Four Hundred
Pustislan
Sam Houston
Regent
Bangalore
Pree Golnage
John G. Ford
St. Cuthbert
Mr. Phinizy
Lady Alberta
Maggie Davis
Barbara Friddle
Scarlet Lily
Andes
Bean
Badge Bell
Kingston
Linden Ella
Eva Rice
Star Cotton
Albert Lee
Joe Dougherty
Annoy
Sir Florian
Elgher
Wild Rose
Hayward Hunter
Eliza
Dullen
Kentucky
Price of Three Lanterns Wins suit for $3344
Atlanta Machine Works secured a contract to build three lighthouse lanterns for the United States government. A federal court judgment of $3,344 plus interest dating from 1899 was awarded to the Atlanta firm after payment denial. Toomey Bros. & Co. handled other lighthouse work and claimed timeliness issues. the government paid for an additional lantern to avoid delays. Attorneys John L. Hopkins & Sons represented the Atlanta firm. Assistant U.S. District Attorney George L. Bell appeared for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Terry Jane Glass
James L. Mayson
W. P. HU
St. Louis
Atlanta
Koontz
James FP. O'Neil
Parmiphras
America
Jack Spalding
New Consolidated Company
Michigan
New York
Iinois
United States
Pire
John. C. Reed
Atlanta Machine Works
Atlanta Company
Toomey Bros. & Co
John L. Hopkins & Sons
George L. Bell
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement A testimonial letter
One hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo proprietors. Local wholesale druggists Walding Kinnan Marvin certify Cheney's honor and ability to meet obligations. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Eer Spat Wholesale Drugeists
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Drugeists
O. Hall
Halls
Deserters Hanged in the Philippines
Edmund A Dun Bose and James Russell deserters from company E Ninth cavalry who plundered arms and joined the insurgents were tried by a military commission and hanged February 7 at Guinobatah Alapay province in front of about 3000 people. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised with claims of unique curative powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
Edmund A. Dun- Bose
James Russell
Company E
Ninth Cavalry
Guinobatah
Alpaya
Yanger Defeats Bernstein In Fast Featherweight Bout
Benny Yanger, Chicago featherweight, defeats Joe Bernstein of New York by decision after six rounds at the America Athletic Club. Yanger dominates each round, scoring repeatedly to Bernstein’s midsection and sending him down in the fourth. Bernstein struggles to defend, taking heavy punishment until the bell. In the same ring, Jimmy Hendersler and Jim Driscoll draw after six wild rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benny Yanger
Joe Bernstein
New York
America Athletic Club
Yanger
Bernstein
Jimmy Hendler
Mewark, N. J
Jim Driscoll
Exposition Track Racing At Charleston Under New Management
Charleston February 10 racing continued at the exposition track under new management. Sam Lazarus won the day with Agnes Claire, Sam Lazarus, Esq., and Patchwork among the top finishers. Weather clear, track fast, multiple races held with precise times for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Palms
Sam Lazarus, Esq
Dr. Worth
Cathedral
Randolph, Jr
Intent
Certain
Patchwork
Salome
All Baseball Leagues Agree on Uniform Rule Changes
Representatives from all baseball leagues met in Buffalo to revise rules for uniform application by amateurs and pros. Key changes cover when a foul ball is a strike, umpire discretion near lines, pitcher warmup limits, and umpire positioning. The amendments aim for clear, standardized play across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Fist Fight Breaks Out During Six Day Walk at Madison Square Garden
New York February 10. Finnerty of Williamsburg clashed with Cuban rival Gus Guerrero on the track early in the six day walking bout. After shoving tensions, Finnerty knocked Guerrero down, sparking a second clash before police restored order. August Hearst collapsed with pain, others quit as rivals suffer distress while racing continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fom
Finnerty
Williamsburg
Madison Square Garden
Gus Guerrero
Guerrero
August T. Herst
Diehl
Graham and Jones
Brooklyn
Jack Kieranan
Erne Fails to Appear for Gans Bout in Philadelphia
Frank Erne of Buffalo did not appear for a six round scheduled bout with Joe Gans of Baltimore at the Pennsylvania Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Erne arrived with backers and trainers, left for New York at 6 pm after a fair crowd assembled, and admission was refunded once the absence was known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Philadelphia
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Baltimore
Erne
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
de WeRie
Watton Street
Cone
Spring
John J. Woodside
North Broad Street
KELP
Nicestone
Delbridge & Rice
Peachtree
A. EK
Warrendorff
Equitable
Adares ‘Viscol Company
East Cambridge
Empire Business Bureau
Grant Olds
Gutthss and Tailors
Broadway
New York City
A. D. Rude
S11
Daily Capital
Tallahassee
Ladies' Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Httle
Uittle
Curtis Publishing Co
Union
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
M. Morr
Kimball
A. E. Warrendorff
Equitable Selesman
Weekes Manufacturing Co
Macon
Ketley Coal and Ice Co
Business Personals
Vignaux's
Pryor St. Valentines
Keiley Coal and Ice Co
Southern
Southern Press
Austell
Gatt
Ney TI
McCandless
Riser
J.T. Holleman
West Alabama
St. Weyman & Connors
Ww. Carson
J S. Broadst
J. T. Holleman
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Gould
Desaussure
Inmane
Elty
Tolman
Vale Bridge & Ric
J. B Crane
Utopia
Tex
Southern Dental College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
Kelley Coal and Ice Co
West Peachtree
Ketley Coil and Iee Co
Morrow Transfer Co
Broad St. Cos
Cal
Hunter
J. MW. Quick
Miscellaneeus
Soto
Ito
Southeastern
Brank Smith
Bridge & Rice
PS Ene
Bo Mettf
Leo Fresh
Audionees
Ssi
London
Sousa
George M. Cohan
Four Cohans
Columbia
Columbia Theater
Una Clayton
Barlow & Wilson Minstrels
Dlfa
Whittemore
Walton
Alwaya
Gebwa
Pete Iy Gine Guo Aton
Fielder & Allen
the Office Outfitters
Catticque
Hawkes
Whitehail
Aline
C. A
Chichester
Stampa
Chester Chemical Co
Phila
Summerville
Augusta
Cain
West Pair
Humphries
North Boulevard
Haley
Burnett
Bimban -Houss
Hood
King Steel
King Bee
Fairbank
King Hartware Company
ATES
Murray HiLl
Cluet
Cincinnati, O
Dea One
Suk
Lawson
Hegeman-Cavanagh
Davie-Carroll
Hurat-Hearst
Glyek-Howarth
Noremack- Cartwright
Deat-Campbell
Abbott-McTague
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!