Poultry Show Opens Monday in Atlanta Bears Big Attendance Hopes
The Atlante Poultry Association schedules a five day winter exhibition starting Monday with entries closing Saturday. Secretary Harwell rents a store on Winterhall Street Nos 46-48 for the week to host the show and premium lists attract interest from Illinois to the South. Officers include EB Howell as president and W R Joyner as vice president with a large roster of judges and committee members. The aim is a successful venture despite past difficulties and broad participation from farmers and merchants.
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Atlante Poultry Association
Tweslix
Harwell
Wintehall Street
Alabama
Hunter Streets
Illnois
Ctr
EB P Howell
Atlanta
W. R. Joyner
G. O. Harwell
Burwank
J E Carlton
John W. Zuber
Robert E. Riley
R Jolly
F. J. Marshal
T. H Sherman
Augusta
Alf Bertin
EE P. Howell
W R. Joyner
J. Ekennley
CO Harwall
S M. Burbanks
J. E. Carlton
R Riley
J. W. Zuber
CR Jolly
Loring Brown
Ale Bertling
F J Marshall
H B Stanton
L. L McCresky
George Howns
G. Oglesby, Sr
George Breitenburcher
W. H Harrison
John L Smith
LB. Robeson
T C Miller
M. Terry
John W Mathews
D T. Heery
F 4. Odonaille
R. Ludwig
George Adair
A. P. Stewart
Dolph Walter
F.” Ll. Mixon
Wooh Whe, Jr
O Campbell
G Ho Ledford
Knights of Maccabees Install Officers in Atlanta
Public exercises at the Red Men's wigwam on Central avenue featured the installation of officers for the Greater Augusta and Grady tents of the Knights of the Maccabees. The event drew large crowds and included an musical program with moving pictures and songs. Officers named for the Greater Augusta tent included Hickson as commander and Werneke as lieutenant commander. for Grady tent Richards as commander and Pinson as lieutenant commander. The club outlook for 1904 appeared bright with many members in attendance.
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Knights of Maccabees
Adents
Grady
Knights of the Maccabees
Central Avenue
Xugbts
Addi ‘Don
John E. White
Kate Christian
H. W. Werneke
AC Polk
O. A. Kupper
Record Keayer
J. W
A J Young
I. G. Wilbanks
J. A Stephers
J .A. Black
Sentinel
B. Richards
T A Pinson
T EL Smyin
J E. Melver
A’ Holzman
WD Odom
C A Bowen
R L Gash
F G Gustafsen
J Gordon
Atlanta
Georgia
Knights
Gate City
German Ships of West Indian Squadron to Visit U S Ports
Orders have been sent to the commodore commanding the German West Indian squadron at Havana to lead the ships to United States ports. In the next ten days the Vineto with the commodore aboard will sail to New Port, the Fantke to Mobile, and the Gazelle to Galveston Texas.
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United States
Kead
Havana
Vineto
New Piathy
Fantke
Mobile
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans Race Day Upset Highlights MCCarthy Victory
Bessie McCarthy dominates the program with a decisive win as Ralph Young and Atheols backed rivals falter. Queen of Dixiana sold to A C McCafferty and Star and Garter to T DiCalel as weather clears and track draws a crowd. Race summaries note Floral King and Frontenac victories, with Mestie McCarthy also taking a seventh furlong feature.
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New Orleans
Bessis McCarthy
Ring
Ralph Young
Atheols
Queen of Diaxwa
A. C. McCafferty
Star and Garter
T. Dicalel
Floral King
Robb.nss
Mad Gfullah
Hergerson
Duplity
Gannon
J PF Mayberry
Arthur
Tom Euey
Hiawatha Sod
H. Pnips
Swi
Velos
Carraher
Licorire
Claristian
Semper Vivax
Star of the Sea
Btrader
Louisville
Hennessy
Melstarsinger
Qfulholland
Kempto
Advlmerson
Uranium
Laviathan
Bengal
Odawaba
Frank M
Nellie Forrest
Pyrtho
Governor Boyd
James Fitz
Footlight
Higgina
Gecdud
Miciatyre
iKotle Powais
Silver Meade
Barkelmore
W. Fisher
Helgoraon
Sepoid
Felix Bard
Cochran
Blea Dillon
Atheto
Erhe
Blue Mint
Waltmora
Lampoon
Mestie McCarthy
Mider
Burke Cochran
Higgins
Saritla
B. Davis
Tame
Ferorla
Havel
Queen of Dixiana
Hi Aldo
Denny Duffy
Master Walters
Duncan
Ostrich
Lally Dally
Presentation
Guery
Bounding
Misa Aubrey
Carl Kabler
Mediator
Hexam
Allegrette
Equity
Preakness
Katie Gibbana
Pon? Ca
Burning ‘Glass
Allvar
Nabochitsh
Little Jack’ Horner
Komombe
Lady Lavish
Bountiful
Baponet
Trio
Compass
Commenn
Malay
Badger
Booster
Ithan
Will Shelly
Lady Mistake
Lowry
Tacache
Kiwana
Lady Matchless
Glendon
Tioga
Br Stuckey
Mauser
Hymenns
Electric Bitters Rescue a Weary Loco Fireman
In Burlington Iowa CW Bellamy a locomotive fireman writes how persistent weakness pains and lack of appetite left him unable to work until he took Electric Bitters. After use he claims renewed strength and vitality and urges others to try the product with a 60 cent price and pharmacist guarantee.
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CW Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Anl
Prosecution Pushes Defendants in Machen Lorenz Conspiracy Trial
Washington January 18 The prosecution in the trial of August W Machen the Groff brothers and Dr and Mrs George E Lorenz for conspiracy to defraud the government called several witnesses. Yna Leibhardt Machens former stenographer testified to visits by Dr and Mrs Lorenz to Machens office but said no talk of future fastener purchases occurred. James E Bell testified the Groff fastener was adopted without a report from him though he would have filed it if the fastener had been tested in Washington. Joann F Clark described a failed 1894 test of the fastener in which Machen and Samuel A Grow were present, and Machen told Groff he would not recommend its adoption unless it worked. Justice Pritchard showed a firm stance on evidence admissibility and avoiding delays.
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Machen
Lorenzes
Washington
August W Machen
Groff Bros
George E Lorenz
Lorenzen
Grom Brothers
Yna. Leibhardt
Lorenz
Jaroes E Bell
de Ivey
Washington City
Joann F Clark
Samuel A Grow
Groff
Atlanta Reads New Southern League Opener In Atlanta
Montgomery begins the Southern League season in Atlanta with 140 games total split evenly at home and away. The Crackers face changes with key players gone, and managers plan a schedule approved by Little Rock and Birmingham clubs.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Lg Dirst
Whistler
Strett
Tta
Wilson
Powell
Pelican Town
Charlie Frank
Kevanaugh
Mike Finn
Jete
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Shreveport
Nashville
Birmingham
Coffes Jacksons
Lite Rock
G H Mumm & Co Champagne Imports Lead U S Market
Custom House statistics show 121,526 cases of G I Mumm champagne imported in 1993. The figure accounts for about one third of all U S champagne imports and exceeds the next leading brand by nearly 20,000 cases.
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G. H. Mumm & Co
Custom House
G. I Mumm
United States
San Francisco Racetrack Proceeds Amid Sloppy Track Conditions
The January 18 racing card at San Francisco shows favorites like Ananna among a cloudy, track-sloppy day. Multiple races feature selling purses with odds and outcomes, including Meada, Creedmore, Modicum, and Benkworth securing wins. a list of entries and futures for the Futurity course noted.
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San Francisco
Ananna
Oakland
Van
Kenilworth
Spencer
Dungannon
Foley
Coroner Kelly
Lippart
Dorice
Déris
Meada
Marie J
J, Daly
Arisbe
J. Martin
Ialuada
Ste
Wire
Leah
Miss Tonopah
Esophosus
Tarcola
Relig
Bagamonda
Ananias
Hinterbrand
Creedmore
Smith
Tims
Atwood
Gondalus
Sam Lazarus
Acoma
Modicum
Kunz
Horton
J Martin
Chicades
Fulderbrand
Ime
Knent
Diderot
Huston
Donator
Col van
Bilderbrand
Matt Sogan
Larsen
Sis
Lansdowne
Roach
Roger Nullach
Ray Wonder
Benkworth
See
Boothseyer
Daisy Green
Hilderbrand
Nemtor
Barrett Elected Manager of Tech Football Team
Jack Barrett elected manager of the football team at the Gadgin School of Technology, succeeding resigning Jack Witman. Wil Barrett, a junior and Alpha Tau Gamma member, has long served as assistant manager and is expected to resign to focus on football duties. Coach Heisman and Professor Turner will oversee scheduling, uniforms, and overall athletic program.
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Athletic Association
Gadrgin School of Technology
Jack Garett
Jack Witman
Wil Barrett
Trath
Managara
Ores
Reslea
Te Footbis
Heisman
Tech
Turner
Ascot Park Race Card and Results Summary
At Ascot Park Los Angeles January 18 racing featured favorites Lunar and Nona B amid tight finishes. Nona B won the first race while Agnes Mack placed second and Nellie May third. Subsequent races covered selling events for three-year-olds and other divisions with horses like Huspala Quest Fox Lake and Lunar repeating in the third race. Final fields included Evander Tony Anirad Tax Man and Dolly Weltheff among others with multiple notable contenders across six races.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pubia
Ascot Park
Lunar
Nona B
J Bowland
Agnes Mack
J. Booker
Nellie May
Lewis
Marcie
Educate
del Vista
Tolleta
Estada
Seaforth
Nell Boltos
Rach Liauson
Huspala
Walsh
Quest
J. Backer
Fox Lake
Gewis
Eva D
Nora
Georcho
Halle Beach
Columbia Grr
Lady Usk
Jerry Dianigan
Strite
E Walsh
Aingler
Fletcher
Schwernwald
J Booker
Flourish
Ulm
Proftable
Gold One
Ping
Redfern
Stem Winder
J Boland
Fustian
Mietengs
Mme
Sceptre
Cardwellton
Almoner
Marasa
Belle
BE Walsa
J Hocker
Fortunatus
Dr Shorb
Labor
Evander
Buxton
Tony Anirad
Taxman
Robertson
Dolly Weltheff
Salle Goodwin
Paddy B
Toto Gracilo
Hattles
Hace
Stevson
Selina
Winniftead
Rosserle
J V Kirby
Hio Chico
Legal Maxim
Landseer
Brown Prince
Durfield Wins 10000 Verdict Over Death Of Son In New York
Jacob J. Durfield of Birmingham, Alabama, won a Supreme Court verdict for 10000 in New York. The judgment arose from the death of his son Charles W Durfield, killed September 12, 1900, when a pole supporting a Bryan and Stevenson banner fell during a gale at Broadway and Duane Street. Defendants include the city of New York and banner erectors Charles Bimberg Myer Bimberg and Howard Clarkson.
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Durfield
Birmingham
New York
Jacob J. Durfield
Supreme Court
Charlea W Durfela
Tamummoy Hall
Broadway
Duana Street
Ala
City of
Charles Bim Verg
Myer Bimberg
Howera Glarkson
Speer Lecture Draws Big House In Macon
Special sale tickets for Emory Speer lecture at the Academy of Music show strong demand with box office reservations nearly full. Proceeds support Macon Hospital as patients and wounded receive care, with 721 patients treated last year at about $12,000 cost.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Robert E. Lee
Emory Speer
Academy of Music
Pity House
Judge Speers
Lee
Judge Speer
Good Samaritan
Clty
Elder
Bradfield LaGrange merchant files voluntary bankruptcy
Anedal E Bradfield, prominent LaGrange dry goods merchant since age 20, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition through attorney ER Bradfield Jr. Assets total about 21000 with liabilities around 22000. The 25 year veteran has mentored many local clerks who now run other firms.
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E. E. Burfield
LaGrange
Bradfield
LaGrente
ER Bradfield
Bradilela
Bigamy Divorce Granted in Hanna Case in London
London, January 18. Justilia Jean Maud, in the divorce division of the High Court, granted Major Walter De Soumarez Maud a divorce from his wife on grounds that her marriage to Daniel R. Hanna of Cleveland Ohio was bigamous. The Maudes married in New York on April 15, 1897. While Maud served in South Africa his wife obtained an American divorce and, on February 19, 1900, married Mr Hanna.
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London
Justilia Jean
Ins
High Court of Jusfica
Walter de Soumarez Maud
Daniel R. Hanne
Cleveland
Ohio
Maude
New York
Maud
South Africa
America
Mr. Hanne
HOUSE BOASTS ROOSEVELT POLICIES AND STATE APPOINTMENTS
In Jackson Mississippi the lower house condemned Roosevelt for closing the Indianola postoffice after residents rejected an implied post route. A senate bill would fund three Mississippi agricultural stations, costing about 50000 dollars, while a joint session set to elect two US senators. ARMBRECHT GETS A PLUM lists numerous federal appointments across districts, confirming postmasters and brigadier generals.
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Jackson
Miss
Roosevelt
Indianola
Negresa Ag
Senate
North Mississipp
Delta
Toa
United States
Mc Laurin
Armbrecht
Water made president in Mississippi railroad panel
Jackson Mississippi January 18 Spectal The railroad commission was organized this afternoon with Hon S D McNair as president and Hon T RR Marwell as secretary The election surprised many who expected Commissioner Kincannon to lead The new secretary is a De Soto county native 45 years old and for twenty four years served as circuit and chancery clerk Maxwell ea secretary candidate for state auditor in the recent election
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Missesippi Railroad Commission
Jackson
Miss
Railroad Commission
S D McNair
T. RR Marwell
Senate
Kincannon
Maxwellea
de Soto County
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