Carnegie Library Shows Steady Growth in Atlanta
The Carnegie Library of Atlanta reports strong use and expanding services. Anne Wallace, librarian, details in a lengthy annual report showing 25,46 volumes catalogued with 11,838 circulated to 13,420 members and 26,380 in the reference room, plus gifts, funds, and staff effort under a city appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carnegie Library
Anne Wallace
Darwin G. Jones
Miss Wallace
Mbrary
Board of Trustees
Carnegie Mbrary of Atlanta
Carnegie Library of Atlanta
Young Men's Library Association
United States
Lbrary
Lbrarian
Requiae
Fonth
Ubrary
Ata
Umary
Childern
Pngpic
Banks Mven
John C. Reed
Aguyés
When is a girl old enough to be married at the Bijou
The Bijou presents Over Niagara Falls melodrama with a strong cast and novel scenic effects including a realistic falls scene. The Grand features Charles Major's When Knighthood Was in Flower dramatized by Paul Kester with Roselle Knott as Mary Tudor. Creatore and his band excite audiences at the Grand Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Malls
Sha
Atlanta
New Haven
Charles Major
Paul Kester
New York City
Julia Marlowe
Caterion Theater
Frank L. Perley
Roselle Knott
Mary Tudor
Henry VIII
Miss Knott
Katcinka
Amelia Bingham
Richard Mansfietd
Julia Arthur
Queen
Lugia
F.C. Whitney
Ord Alttogether
Manveer Perley
Miss Hnott
Princess Royal
Charles Magor
Perley
Creature
Creatore
Broadway
New York
Tall
St. Nicholas Garden
BC Nicholas
St. Nicholas
Ifa
Creziere
Odom the Famous Jockey Moves to Atlanta in Winter
Famous American jockey George Odom, famed for 106 wins in 400 races last season and earnings near 38 000 dollars, now resides in Atlanta. At 21 he stands 6 feet tall, weighs 110 pounds, and plans to ride free of contracts, aiming for major events including the Crescent City Derby in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Odom
Whitney
Mackey
Brown
Shields
George Odom
Julia Martha
Brooklyn
Water Boy
Africander
Dangeerfield
Herma
Broomstick
Audience
Conjurer
Spany
McChesney
Norman Plans To Be Adopted For New First Baptist Church
At a church meeting tonight the First Baptist congregation will adopt Norman designed plans approved by the building committee. Plans are on display in the Davison Paxon Stokes window on Whitehall Street. The committee includes Maddox Davis Green Carlton Dougherty Hopkins and Willington. Trustees approved and will refer to the congregation tonight. If adopted work on the new church likely to begin soon. Hymnal committee for the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South has selected about 700 hymns for a new joint hymnal to be issued shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Godfrey L. Norman
Whitebal Street
Davison- Paxon-Stokes Company
Davis
First Baptist
J. J. Maddox
Charles H. Davis
John M. Green
James Carlton
O. ‘Dougherty
H Hopkins
Mr. Willington
Washington
Methorial Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Supreme Court rules death by own action clause void
The court held that death by own action restrictions in life insurance policies are void. Judgments were entered against two Ohio companies whose policyholders killed themselves within two months of policy issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Su~preme
Todiuy
Howard Declares Candidacy for Stone Mountain Solicitor General
William Schley Howard, prominent Atlanta attorney from the How ard Thompson firm, announces his bid for solicitor general in the Stone Mountain circuit. He notes DeKalb County support, recalls federal franchise tax bill efforts, and invites rivals to face him in open forum. Also referenced: colonial cotton talk at Liverpool exhibition with Duke of Marlborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Schley Howard
Stone Mountain Circuit
Howard
DeKalb County
General Assembly of Georgia
Stone Mountain
W.T. Kimsey
Jonesboro
DeKalo
William Schley Howard
Liverpool
Duke of Marlborough
Water bill payments rise with Atlanta citizens
Deputy Tax Collectors W H Holcompe and T J Buchanan disclosed a year long tally of water bill payers in Atlanta showing a steady monthly rise from 9 370 in January 1903 to 10 305 in December 1903. The monthly accounting ends with a December total and notes over 600 000 dollars in small bills handled that month amid minor arithmetic errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Holcompe
T. J. Buchanan
Atlanta
Micke
Payne
Desuoles
New Fast Train on First Run Between Chicago and St Augustine
The Central's new Chicago to St Augustine limited arrived in Atlanta at 12:17 PM and departed at 4:00 PM on its winter schedule. The train, five coaches plus baggage dining car, includes the Falls City observation car and serves a path to Jacksonville via Macon and Ga Southern and Florida, with aims of a record Atlanta to St Augustine run. Attending officials included F J Robinson and W H Leigh among others as first trip organizers. Vatican appoints archbishop as apostolic delegate to Mexico signaling possible diplomatic resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Chicago
St. Augustine
Atlanta
Falls City
Wellington
United States
Atlantic
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Macon
Georgia Southern
Florida
Avance Coast Line
Florida East Coast Line
Jacksonville
F. J. Robinson
Central of Georgia
W. H. Leigh
Atlantic Coast Line
W. FR. Fogg
The
John Fleming
Louisville and Nashville
Leon A. Bell
J. G. Hollenveck
Harry Burns
Georgia Souther
WC. Clements
Seaboard Air Line
Vatican
Mexico
Rome
Mer. Serato
Spoleton
Apostolic
Haly Aee
Father Cerretti
Talent Played In Great Form At New Orleans Meet
Dan McKenna and John Coulter, beaten favorites, highlight a crowded New Orleans card. Inquisitive Girt and Exclamation score, while Francis Across leads handicap action and a long list of entries fills the day with six races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McKenna
John Coulter
Sadducee
New Orleans
Dan McKenny
Tom ‘Uday
Gymans
Arthur
Pierratt
Thira
J. P. Mayberry
Sigh' Clanger
Equity
Cypritnne
Stonewall
W. Fisher
Lee King
Jenkins
Secon Blue Victor
Mullholland
Hoaster
Sidney
Sabath
Arden
Charles D
Law Woods
Mary Moore
Phillipa
Noweta
Romanelli
Ralph Young
McIntyre
Sabo
Foster
Walters
Sliver Meade
Merlonetta
Dickens
Francis Across
Higeins
Munro
Asrenalon
Mynheer
Ethics
de- Resvke
Brzzah
Seing
And
Anesa
Mecaffertyy
Tally AH
Seran Overazaln
Tegira
Toulse Miston Applebloom
Tay Mitchlesa
Willshelly
Witten
Oakland Race Day Notes Include Mixed Results and Entries
The Oakland track hosted seven races with a heavy surface and clear skies. Entries listed for futurity and six furlong sprints include La Vega and Rey Dare among others, with results noting Isabellta and Hi Fonse posting wins in mixed payouts. Notable runners mentioned include Stuyve, El Fonse, Nanlas, and Hipponax with varying placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Rey Dare
Stuyve
el Fonse
Nanlas
Paddy B
Jim “Roberts
Cherries
Sellin
Ananias
Hydecrandy
Linnie Candid
Butiers
Larson
George Koester
Dolly Varden
Young Pepper
Nile
Seiing
Hi Fonse
J. T. Sheehan
Hipponax
J. Martin
Milan
Otley
Katie Walcott
Plan
MacGyle
Tamm
Arendo
Martin
Martinmas
Otis
Sectond
the Don
Muresca
Keniworth
Burnie Bunton
Indeprand
Ora Viva
Bel
Secun Prince Blazes
Haack
Lurene
Achilles
Kickumbob
Miss Ringlets
Solith Stuyve
Gildebrand
Joe Tegser
Namtor
Burns
Dr. Sherman
Teutel
Mary Dunn
Amorum
Sir Preston
Dela Vista
Purewood
Theron
Gawala
Myrtle H
Drenms
Hell
Wyoming
Ring’do
Mercarite
Black Morn
Benoticul Bi
Chorus Boy
Rainty Onr Besse
Lacy Crawford
Grafton
Horatius
Falconbridge
Pachuca
Military Man
F. Ti. Shaw
Dr Rowell
Otto Sliefel
Surge
Rockaway
Avenger
Marlin
Nigrete
Royalty
Modicum
Optima
County Board Reorganizes and Sets Annual Election
County commissioners meet to reorganize for the year and hold the annual election. Indications point to H F W Palmer as chair and John B Goodwin as vice chair. Turner and the twelve county policemen, plus other county officers, are expected to be reelected without opposition. Routine matters also listed for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
H. F. W. Palmer
John 8. Goodwin
A Q. Turner
Ascot Park racing results and entries summary
At Ascot Park January racing card with multiple races and winners. Fortunatus and 8. Qurtis among favorites. first race won by Mei latha with Red Damsel second. Second race Lady Ree won. third race James J. Corbett took victory. Fourth race Gill Curtis won selling race. fifth race Anvil defeated Fortucatus. sixth race Huapala led maidens. detailed entries listed for all races and conditions. Clear track, fast times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hobson's Chaler
Cedar Rapids
Lights Out
Caton
Lobvist
Knowledge
Kingstand
Tom O'Day
Fort Plum
King's Charm
Lolly Daily
Ora McKinney
Commena
Pretectus
Iron Mic
Algonquin
Lampoon
Barkelmore
Lingo
Odawaba
Fontight
Gur
Offuet
Maltoferin
Miss West
Miss Hume
Mellie Weddell
Steel Nell
Mymheer
Colonel Tyler
Lure Lighter
Ethles
Bondage
Trikes Ham
Mise Gomez
Our Lille
Mad Mullah
Eelectle
Mr. Pickwick
Seagraves
Master Prim
Dia Phonius
Henry Luehrmann
Donnel Ty
Morning Star
the Messenger
Ethel
Potente
Kitty Clyde
Bard of Avon
L. Culeman
Doctor Hart
Meistersinger
Los Angeles
Elm King
Fortunatus
Qurtis
Ascot Park
Skirmish
Lewis
Meilatha
Anderson
Red Damsel
Malsaj
Susie Christan
Iidoo Princess
Matronia
Antrud
Jallie Goodwin
Doutsle
Morper
Lady Ree
Ioe
Seaforth
Laurette Phillips
Moon Stone
Tom Hawk
Caprtel
Carnival
Frierhen
Serry
Elfin King
Redferm
James J. Corbett
J. Booker
Flammero
Ilrkenruth
Ouvolo
Tigleta
Toto Gr
Fortucatus
Adams
Gottilehen
Tine
Pirate
Macana
Yemar
Ascot
Maud M
Leineo
Dr Worth
Burdan
Ledean
Ulm
Spinet
Sharpiess
Frurdle
Mils
Martin Brady
Flourieb
Limber Jim
Poorlands
Sharpwind
Annie Rolinson
Neko
Picture Foxy
Grandna
Lomse Meining
Eugenie B
Columbia Girl
Elie
Cailant
Rag ‘Tag
Dolly Hayman
Tarpey
Eve G
Bragg
Clauser Pourae
Agyes Mack
Bhiseful
Andrattus
Montana
Clarke Deal Discusssed by Finn on Clarke Sale
Finn of Little Rock claims Powell balked at accepting a Clarke offer and let the catcher slip away through hesitating tactics. He notes Clarke was offers to Corsicana, St Paul and Atlanta, with prices demanded and paid later, before Clarke was sold to St Paul. He blames Atlanta and reports miscasting by Atlanta correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Little Rock
Powell
Clarke
Sporting News
Atlanta
Sam
Clarke Cave
Corsicana
St. Paul
Week of Prayer Observed at Central Congregational Church
The Week of Prayer began Monday night with a mass meeting at Central Congregational Church under the Atlanta Evangelical Ministers Association. The program spans January 4 to 8 with topics on intercession, Christ’s church, humanity as God’s family, missions, and the family and school, featuring Rev. C. R. Nisblt, Rev. G. S. Bowmen, Rev. E. C. Cook, Rev. J. Jenkins, Rev. I. LeConnill, Rev. S. L. Morrig, and ex-Governor Northen among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Evangelical Allance of the World
Atlanta Evangelical Ministers’ Association
LG. Broughton
Tridulderby
W. Byrd
Congregational Church
Tope
Frayer
Charles RA. Nisblt
Jones
Virgil Norcross
Tulsdat
Church of Christ
Calleg of Gow
Bowmen
John F. Purser
Jeniins
Dnesday
E. C. Cook
Jenkins
Csbr Adams
Tome
Nome
Fall and Winter Hats Exhibition at North Alabama Poultry and Pet Show
Deputy Collector at Mobile Huntavile Ako opens the tith anniversary exhibition of the North Alabama Poultry and Pet Stock Association. The display is more extensive and draws visitors from a wider region than prior exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Huntavile
Ako
Sperial
North Alabama Poultry and Pet Stork Association
Canton Elects Officers in Georgia City Election
In Canton Georgia last Saturday Dr J M Mates won the mayoralty and council members named were A O Fincher W A Perry Green B Johnston R M Runyan and F P Burtz J A Tharpe was chosen city marshal and Frank P Burtz appointed clerk and treasurer The council set a January 30 school question election before retiring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
J. M. Mates
A. O. Fincher
W. A. Perry
Green B. Johnston
R. M. Runyan
F. P. Burtz
J. A. Tharpe
Frank P. Burtz
Ad Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Trustees Carnegie Library
Atanta
M. Lia
Rae
Ughts
Inciden
Renairs
Hasy
Mil Postpaid
C. A. Edcarton Mfc. CO
Bos
Shirley
Maga
W. T. Kimsey
Florida Flyer
County Board
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marietta ST
Meme
Dent
Wrn
Proiker
Souis
G. M. Cannon
Luke
Reynolds & Co
Austell
Atlanta, Ga
Sinee
Whitenail Street
Virginia
Ellen Glasgow
Doubleday, Page&co
Unter Square
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!