Poultry Show Opens Monday in Atlanta Details Declared
The annual Atlanta Poultry Association exhibition opens Monday after entries close on Saturday. Secretary Harwell rents a Whitehall Street store for the week at Nos. 46-48 to accommodate attendees. Officials expect about 1000 eggs ready and draw premiums from merchants. the event marks the city’s first winter poultry show in five years with open participation across the country and no entry restrictions.
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Atlanta Poultry Association
Lst
Harwell
Whitehall Street
Heteween Alabama
Hunter Streets
Imnols
Gate City Guard
Knights of Maccabees Install Officers in Atlanta Event
Public exercises at Red Men's Wigwam on Central Avenue drew a full hall as Greater Atlanta and Grady tents installed officers. The program included orchestra music, moving pictures, illustrated songs, and a moving depiction of the Holy City. Officers named for Greater Atlanta and Grady tents followed with a bright outlook for 1904.
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Knights of Maccabees
Wight
Greater Atlanta
Grady
Knights of the Maccabees
Central Avenue
E. Summer
Dr. Soba
J. W
Leutenant
A. C. Polk
G. A. Kupper
A W. Sower
A. Young
I. G. “Witoanke
J. A. Stephens
J. Black
Sentinel
BD. H. Picket
Fina
Atlanta
Georgia
Gate Ity Hive
Ladies’ Auxiliary
German Ships at Our Ports Visit United States
Berlin orders the German West Indian squadron to move from Havana to U S ports. In the next ten days the Vineta with the commodore will go to New Plains, the Faulke to Bratile, and the Gazelle to Galveston, Texas.
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United States
Berlin
Havana
Wil
New Plains
Faulke
Bratile
Galveston
Tex
Ring Profited by Defeat of Backed Riders at New Orleans
New Orleans reports indicate Bessie McCarthy and Atheola were heavily backed in a race day that also saw Queen of Diaxana sold privately to A C McCafferty. The card lists six furlongs results with Floral King and Barkelmore among others, highlighting betting profits and private transactions amid a clear track day.
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Ring
Ralph Young
Atheola
New Orleans
Berssie McCarthy
Queen of Diaxana
A. C. McCafferty
Star and Garter
T. Licalzi
Floral King
Mad Mullah
Velos
Carraher
Shortoe
Tint
Bemper Vivax
Star of
Strader
Hing
Janville
W. Hennessy
Melgtersinger
Bengal
Odawaha
Prank M
Silver Meads
Barkelmore
Hkisher
Frees
Iglgerton
Sean
Fe Bard
Cocha Il
Enza
Ran
Dillon
Athelo
Erbe
Blue Mint
Decora- Hon
Denny Dusty
Boutres
Easter Waltera
Dunesn
Ostrich
Lolly Dally
Presentation
Sefo Guard
Bounding
Miss Aubrey
Tally
Carl Kabler
Aper
Llegtettse
Preakness
Gut Naseer
Jana
Ley Dorsey
de Reszke
Tribes Hill
Pita Jing
Ola J
Ide
Tr Hegira
Kitty Clyde
Vesuvia
Baronet
Tric
Gonumena
Baiger
Hoester
Electric Bitters Revive Burlington Fireman in Close Call
A Burlington Iowa fireman W Hellamy credits Electric Bitters with restoring his strength after a near catastrophe. He suffered weakness pale appearance and pain before drinking the tonic. He reports feeling as well as ever and recommends the remedy with broad satisfaction. The ad notes a 30 cent price and guarantees.
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W. Hellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Prosecution Moves in Machen and Lorenz Conspiracy Trial
Washington January 18 The case against August W Machen Groff Bros and Dr and Mrs Lorenz for conspiring to defraud the government includes witness testimony on Machen’s relations with the Lorenzes and Groffs Ina Leibhardt Machens former stenographer testified to the Lorenz visit to his office but said nothing about letter box fasteners James E Bell Washington post office delivery chief testified the Groff fastener was adopted without his report though required he would have filed it John F Clark a letter carrier described the fastener failing a 1904 test in the city with Machen and Groff present and Machen said if it does not work he would not recommend adoption Justice Pritchard kept a strict pace with admissibility to avoid delays.
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Machen
Lorenzos
Washington
August W. Machen
John F Clark
Samuel A. Groff
Groff
Atlanta Opens Season At Home In Southern League
Montgomery will start the Southern League season in Atlanta with many changes from last year. The Crackers will face alterations in lineup and pitching as key players depart, while Atlanta’s top staff is reshuffled. President Kavanaugh and Mike Finn prepare schedules for a 140 game season opening April 21 across home and road venues, with western clubs starting west and eastern clubs starting east.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Whistler
Strait
Ayita
Wilton
Powell
Pelican Town
Charlie Frank
Atlante
Tearm
Kavanaugh
Mike Finn
Little Rock
Will Floss
New Orleans
Memphis
Shreveport
Nagtvilla
Birmingham
Coffee Jackson
H. Mumm & Co Tops Champagne Imports in 1993
Custom House statistics show G. H. Mumm's champagne led imports in 1993 with 121,628 cases, about one third of U S champagne and roughly 20,000 cases more than the next largest brand.
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H. Mumm & Co
Custom House
G. H. Mumm
United States
San Francisco Race Day Results and Entries Shadowed by Poor Weather
San Francisco reports a windy racing day with many favorites failing to dominate as bookmakers profited. Weather was cloudy and track sloppy. first through sixth races listed with horses, odds, jockeys, and finish orders, plus the day’s entry list for Futurity course events at San Francisco.
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Gan Francisco
aAnaniag
Oakland
Van
Kenilworth
Celebrant
Spencer
Dungannon
Foley
Coroner Kelly
Oliphant
Dorice
Doria
the Cure
Meada
Marie J
J. Daly
Arishe
J. Martin
Eduado
Steel Wire
Leah
Miss Tonopah
Hscobosas
Areola
Belle
Hagemonda
Ananias
Hilderbrand
Creedmore
C. Smith
Atwood
Gondalus
Bam Lazarue
Acama
Modicum
Kunz
Horton
J Martin
Chilcadee
Matt Hogan
Larsen
Lanadowne
Reach
Suburban Queen
Roves
Nultah
Ray Wonder
Bee
Goothsayer
Daisy Green
Namtor
San Francisco
Ceiling
Mount McGragor
Purewood
Brennay
Sir Prenton
Ben Lash
Sue Johnson
Marlachine
Flady Kent
Captivate
Fort Wayne
Kubelik
Libbie Candid
Daphne Rise
Hero
Eherzo
Kleinwood
Harbor
Bunny
Sienorina
Flyer
Byrondale
Teufel
Wyoming
Wrestons
Quiz
Modder
Tom Fiddler
Puredale
el Chihuahua
Bally Moore
Achilles
Kan
Emily Oliver
Elmer L
Pat Borrlasey
Renee Biases
Hellas
A . Ea
Dingle
Taabelilte
Barrett Accepts Manager Post for Tech Football Team
At a Georgia Tech athletic meeting Jack Barrett was elected manager of the football team, succeeding Buckesdead Witdat. Barrett, a junior and Alpha Tau Omega member, has long served in school athletics and will oversee scheduling as Coach Heisman handles baseball and other duties. Professor Turner named resident master of Tech athletic teams to supervise managers and share experienced guidance.
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Thethletic Association
Georuia School of Technology
Jack Garrett
Buckesdead Witdat
Barrett
Éésistant
Maneger
Trath
Cessen
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Tech
Helsman
Heisman
Sis
Elghty
Turner
Ascot Park Race Card and Results Report
Los Angeles January 18 reports a card at Ascot Park with clear weather and a good track. Multiple races list winners including Nona B and Hugpela with details on odds and times. entries feature extensive horse names, jockeys, weights, and finishing order across six races plus upcoming entries for a full card.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Park
Lunar
Nona B
J Howland
Agnes Mack
J. Booker
Nelile May
Lewis
Marcie
Bmucate
del Vista
Tolleta
Hstade
Seafart
Bolton
Rach -Slauson
Hugpela
E. Walsh
Quest
Fox Lake
Eva D
Nora
Oourodo
Hable Beach
Columbie
Girl
Lady Wak
Jerry Flanigan
Strife
Seiling
Luner
Walsh
Uingler
Fletcher
Schwarzwald
J | Booker
Plouriah
Ulm
Gold
Ping
Redfern
Stemn Winder
Boland
Fustian
Fletchar
Beeptre
Cerawellion
Almoner
Marasa
The
E. Walsig
Fortunatus
Dr. Sharkend Labor
Evander
Buxton
Anirad
Taxman
Robertson
Dolly Weltheff
Sabile Goodwin
Paddy B
Toto Gracio
Stangon Course
Phys
J. V. Kirby
Rio Chico
Legal Maxim
Landseer
Brown Prince
Roleta
Trey
Andrattus
Jack Richelieu, Sr
Valmar
Ella Owen
C. P. Water‘house
Hllona
de Grammont
Minnie Wells
Jerome
Birmingham man wins 10000 in New York trial
Jacob J. Durfield of Birmingham wins a verdict in New York Supreme Court for 10000 for the death of his son Charles W. Durfield who died September 12, 1900 when a pole bearing a Bryan and Breyens on banner fell during a gale at Broadway and Duane Street. The city of New York and banner supporters Charles Bimberg Myer Bimberg and Howard Clarkson were named as defendants.
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Durfield
Birmingham
New York
Jacob J. Durfield
Supreme Court
Charles W. Durfield
Bryan and Breyvenson
Tammany Hall
Broadway
Duana Street
Birminghan
Speer Lecture Draws Big House at Macon Academy
Emory Speer lecture at the Academy of Music draws a large cultured audience as tickets sell fast at the box office. Hospital support in Macon highlights the event with praise for Speer and a note on the city hospital's growth and funding needs.
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Speer
E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Robert HE. Lea
Emory Speer
Academy of Music
Judge Speer
Lee
When You Are Constipated with Lemon Buxir
An advertisement claims Mosley's Lemon Buxir provides prompt relief from constipation after one dose with no unpleasant effects and is available at all drug stores.
Legislature condemns Roosevelt over Indiamola post office
The Mississippi lower house passed a resolution denouncing President Roosevelt for closing the Indiamola post office after residents spurned a black postal worker. The action is labeled high handed and unconstitutional. The Senate approved a measure funding three agricultural experiment stations in north Mississippi, the delta, and the southwest at about fifty thousand dollars. A joint session will elect two U.S. senators, McLaurin and Money unopposed. Executive nominations included brigadier generals Kobbe Sanger Bates and others, plus paymaster general Dodge. Postmasters named include John Ge Phelps in North Carolina Plymouth John L. Matheson and Wadesboro.
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Mississippi
Indianola
Jackson
Miss
Roosevelt
Indiamola
Senate
Delta
United States
McLaurin
Money
Monroe
South Carolina
Edegar
Poag
Rock Hill
Gann Arals Willam A. Kobbe
Joseph P. Sanger
Alfred B. Bates
Welleca
Randolph
Alfred Mordecai
Harry Li
Askell
Forrest N. Hathaway
Asher O. Taylor
John @. Butler
Charles J. Allan
Theodore EL .True
Frank M. Coxe
Jacob Kline
Wiliam
Armbrecht Named U S Attorney for Southern District of Alabama
The president nominated William H. Armbrecht to be United States attorney for the Southern District of Alabama. Also named were postmasters in Mississippi Port Gibson and Virginia Bedford City plus W. H. Mosby for Louisiana Pinck. First term nominations were submitted to the Senate on January 18.
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United States
Southern
Alabama
Washington
Senate
William H. Armbrecht
Southern District
Postmasters
Mississippi
Thomas Richardson
Port Gibson
Virginia
W. H. Mosby
Bedford City
Louisiana
Pinck
Prominent LaGrange Merchant Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Special Bankruptcy filing in LaGrange Georgia lists petition by B H Bradfield a veteran dry goods merchant. Assets around 21000 and liabilities near 62000. Bradfield aged 23 years in local trade and long associated with many LaGrange clerks who later ran their own shops.
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BR. Barfield
LaGrange
R. Bradfield
Alea
D. FR. Bradfield, Jr
Thaasseta
Mabitfes
Bradfield
Bigamy Laid To Hanna's Wife In High Court Action
London January 18 Justice Jeune in the divorce division of the high court today granted Major Walter De Saumares Maud a divorce from his wife on grounds her marriage to Daniel R Hanna of Cleveland Ohio was bigamous. The Mauda were married in New York April 19 1807 while Maud fought in South Africa his wife obtained a divorce in America and on February 16 600 married Mr Hanna.
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London
Justice Jeune
High Court of Justice
Walter de, Saumares Maud
Daniel R. Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Mauda
New York
Maud
South Africa
America
Hanno
McNair Elected President of Mississippi Railroad Commission
Jackson Miss January 18 Special The railroad commission was organized this afternoon with Hon S D McNair chosen as president and Henry R Maxwell as secretary The election of Maxwell was sent to the senate for confirmation The move surprised many who expected Commissioner Hinesman to be president Maxwell is a De Soto county native 45 years old and has served twenty four years as circuit and chancery clerk He was a candidate for state auditor in the recent election
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Mississippi Railroad Commission
Jackson
Miss
Railroad Commission
S D. McNair
Henry R. Maxwell
Senate
Hinesman
Mrr
Maxwell
de Soto County
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T. H. Sherman
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J. W. Zuber
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Loring Brown
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H. B. Stanton
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W. H. White, Jr
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C. H. Ledford
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Atelanta
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