Help Wanted Ads In A Busy Atlanta Classifieds
Classifieds show a dense mix of job ads and notices in Atlanta. Listings include male ware scans for physicians and specialists, stenographers, traveling salesmen, advertisers, weavers, carpenters, and various shop roles. Wording hints at wages, locations like Jackson Mississippi and New York, and firms like Empire Business Bureau and Moler Barber College announcing opportunities and training programs.
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Ray Rice
Georgia
Torn Sacee
Alabama
Pierida
West Virsa
Jackson
Otale
Ipesa
Triumph Co
Dallas
Wex
Empire’ Business Bureau
USTOM
Rude
New York
Broadway
City
Moler Barber College
St. Louis
Spmnivetern
Atlanta
Woolven Mills
Sealed bids for Oglethorpe school building project
Proposals for a two story school building in Oglethorpe Ga will be received by the mayor and council until noon January 25 1902. Bids must be submitted separately for wood and brick veneer construction and accompanied by a 50 dollar certified check. The council may reject any bid and the successful bidder must furnish a 35000 dollar bond. Plans may be viewed at Lockwood Bros Columbus Ga or A M Perry Clerk Oglethorpe Ga. Leon C Greer mayor.
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Oglethorpe
Gald Council
Sean
Lockwood
Columbus, Ga
MH. Perry
Clerkneil
Oglethorpe, Ga
Leon. C.'Greer
Grand Opera Extravaganza at the Grand Tonight
The Grand presents The Evil Eye with Charles H. Yale and Sidney K. Ells amid strong drawing cards and new musical revisions. Marguerita Sylva stars in Miss Bob White with an eighty-strong company. scenery and effects refreshed for the season. Sag Harbor and The Columbia show varied stage fare this week including 777 and Rough Rider’s Romane.
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Mayme Mayo
Charles A. Lerder
Mies Lewise Satour
Josephine Baird
Victoria Troupe
Royal English Singers
Philadelphia
Nixon and
Zimmerman
Marguerita Sylva
Richard F. Carroll
Frank Deshon
Wichsias Burnham
Nera
Clarence W' ‘West
Columbia
Baldwin-Mélville
Frank Denithorne
Wilson
Day
Hal Brown
Judge Allen Voids Ducktown Copper Injunction
Knoxville Tenn January 20 Judge Allen ruled that injured parties may seek damages rather than an injunction in the Ducktown Copper Company case. He cited 5 000 workers relying on the plant and that nuisance plaintiffs are a small portion of the community. The decision follows a recent act giving courts discretion in cases of public utility operations.
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Allen
Ducktown
Knoxville
Tenn
Ducktown Copper Company
Tage
Wells May Lease Columbia Theater
Richmond theater activity heats up as Henry DeGive plans a potential transfer of the Columbia theater in Atlanta to Jake Wells. The move could create three independent Atlanta theaters, with remodeling of the Columbia and reopening plans targeted for March 17.
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Atlanta
R.corey Anderson
Old Gate City
Pittman
Gate City Guard
Anderson
St. Patrick’s Day
Birmingham
Richmond
Henry DeGive
Columbia Theater
DeGive
Columbia
Grand
Wells
R. Coley Anderson
St. Louis
Louisville
New Orleans
Bijou Musical Company
Atanta
Otis Harlan
John Dunne
Little Chip
Agnes Fose Lane
Max’ Hoffman
Habeas corpus hearing in Savannah Newton case adjourns
In a post noon session Judge Lumpkin heard habeas corpus petitions from Savannah Newton and her husband William Newton challenging detention on a disorderly conduct charge. The judge adjourned to hear police officers on the charge notification issue. Recorder Nash R. Broyles testified as a witness. The case questions legality of binding over to state court while examining city ordinance violations.
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Recorder's Court
Lumpkin
Savannah Newton
William Newton
Nash R. Broyles
Newtons
City Criminal Court
Fearing
Ilegally
J. J. Fain
Eugene Black
5. C. Crane
Ritter
A. J. Fagin
Roswell Road
Howells’ Station
Adente
Eveline Williams
Farm
Faintiffs
Moore
Tmneys Walter
R. Daley
Aldine Chambers
Banquet speech outlines future of business outlook
An insurance executive uses a tale to illustrate varied opinions on next year’s business prospects. The piece recounts a banqueting scene with New York Life leaders and notes managers from Prudential and Washington Life attending events and a Penn Mutual shift to a 2 percent reserve with May 1 1902 new business base.
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Ife
New. York
Ita
New York
James O. Winn
The
Prudential
Thomas Peters
Washington Life
Baltimore
Lee
Penn Mutual
Insurance Press
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Oakland Race Day Delivers Winners Amid Muddy Track
At Oakland on January 20 horses battled a muddy track as favorites prevailed. Winnie O'Connor and L. Jackson each earned three winners while Mechanus led a late charge. Sylvia Talbot and Nellie Forest secured notable victories in the day’s races with multiple entries and close finishes.
Hart Knocks Out Stift In Third Round
Marvin Hart of Louisville KO'd Billy Stift of Chicago in the third round of a twenty round bout at Music Hall. Hart had reach and weight advantage, knocked Stift down after a left, then finished with a right hook. Hanrahan and Chorynski were announced to box twenty rounds on February 14. Hart challenged the winner.
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Louisville
Marvin Hart
Billy Stitt
Chicago
Music Hall
Hart
Stift
Empire Athletic Club
Six Day Race Opens at Coliseum February Six
The six day race starts February 16 at the Coliseum with eleven teams expected. Brooklyn entrants Krebs and Armbruster seek entry and will finish the race. Prominent riders include Jimmy Hunter and Gus Lawson with R Bennett and Joe Fulton sought as partners.
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Coliseum
Jack Prince
Atlanta
Frank Krebs
Armbruster
Brooklyn
Prince
Krebs
Patsy Keegan
Ireland
Jimmy Hunters
Gus Lawson
John Lawson
Hunter
New Orleans Race Notes and Rider Signings
New Orleans January 20 update lists Dr Hart and Eicome as winning favorites and notes Andes lowered track record to 1:49.4 as Jockey Landry signs to ride for the Goughacres stable. Details race by race give results, times, and entrant lists amid threatening weather and fast track conditions.
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New Orleans
Dr. Hart
Eicome
Andes
Landry
Goughacres
Dr. Hurt
Yime
Boome
J. Winkfield
Queen W
Coburn
Poyntz
Hayden
Tine
Hird
Eve. Rice
Helgerson
Bir’ Plorian
Mommits
Pirate's Queen
Boyd
Tiree
Hansicap
T. Dean
Scarlet Lily
Exposition track results at Charleston show winners
At Charleston January 20 the favorites Tambourine I Barney F and By George won races. First race 4-year-olds up 6 furlongs Poorlands won with Kildable second and Mark Hanna third in 1:20. Second race 3-year-olds up 4 1/2 furlongs Tam bourne I won Jim Scanlon second Hattie Davia third in 81-2. Third race 3-year-olds up 1 mile Dominis won Frances B second Lady of the West third in 1:47. Fourth race 4-year-olds up 6 1/2 furlongs Barney F won Ducasse second Orictus third in 1:27 1-2. Fifth race 3-year-olds up 6 furlongs By George won Also Rani second Intent Bed Time 9 4.
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New Orleans
Hutch Miller
Wil
Sanday
Jonn Bull
Socapa
Tenis
Jessie Jarhoe
Farmer Bennett
Iste “Bramble
Evghot
Franks McConnel
Hope Scotch
el Moran
Step Around
Tulla Lislem
Merry Sister
Sue Vius
Imp Lady Winkle
Ernest
Pebhe
Belling
Zack
Bhut
H. Ken
Franks Leando
Charleston
Tambourine I
Barney F
By George
Exposition Track
Poorlands
Kildable
Mark Hanna
Tambourne I
Jim Scanlon
Hattie Davia
Mila
Dominis
Franis B
Lady of the West
Ducasse
Orictus
Buelling
Upward
George
Rani
Intent
United States Field Trials Open With Five Pointer Starters
The United States field club trials began with the pointers derby posting only five starters, the club's smallest field ever. Green ville Alabama’s Gingo Bang won first, Percival Jingo owned by W K Terry of Birmingham took second, Alpine Lad owned by Charges Proctor of Union City Indiana earned third. The setter derby had fifteen starters with dogs like Mohawk and Beside Gath. Judge Duries Trup and Lerinard presided. Titus and Stare Bea judged for the Cezer derby.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
United’ States
Teddy
Gingo Bang
Wy ‘D. Gilchrist
Seel Goston
Greenville
Ala
Percival Jingo
W. K. Terry
Prince
Pretty Sing
Ecstacus
Marse _Ben
Hevy
Ben
Messrs
Duries
Trup
Lerinard
Titus
Stare Bea
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Butler
Piedmont Avenue
Police
Wabneh
JOHR J. _ WOODSIDE
Broad Street
HELE
Ferale
Ehveral
Bills Street
Bills_street
Excelsior Manufacturing Cq
Clevetarie
Onis Istation
Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Co
Nrpd
Monarch Mtg. Co
Council Shiffs
Iowa
Toledo
Ohio
Sam'l J. Rosenhein
Rayos
Ito
Adan A. RP
Sareen Weskes
Donald
C. W. McCalla
Everattss
Bfonns
Grant
YresBion
Flon Buffetin
Bulla
So Ern
Austell
Stlanta. Og. Te
Professor May
Feachtree Street
Aragon Hotel
Southern Dental * College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
Ersong
Boxante
Gapore
Georgia . Railroad Company
Southern Railway Company
Weblowald
A.-G
Pryor St
T-Mey
Peachtree Street
Boley
Besurey
Pendidee
Pes Sikeae
Elty
Uist
Densmore
H. R. Ashe
M. G. A. Corner
Atlanta, Ga
M. R.sepey
H. J. Kane
Houston
Texas
Hawke
Sey
White Hiall St
McCandless
Elser
J. T. Holleman
West Alabama
Weyman & Connors
Equitable ‘Bulldime
Burns
W. Carson
S. Hroad St
West Alabama Street
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Gould
R. G. Desaussure
Inman
Tolman
Inman Park
Powell
Constitution
Marietta Street
Folsom
Chichester Chemical Co
Phila., Pa
F. Beard
Olive St
Amy
Matt Harmless
Jackson R. Ca
Dearborn
Central_ ave
S. Cook
Cudahy Packing. Co
W. RC
Iway
Ea Ae
Vaiinnemore A ‘Optical “Co
Lena’ Guinders
Gical Sinay
Essig Bros
Fopular Clothiers
Whitehall St
Sag Harbor
Boston
Richards and Pringle
Jevern
Miller's
Wells May
Andreava
Avaso
Lyle
Henry
Martie Fods
Julius Magath
Oxford
Security Mutual
Oakland
O'Connor
L. Jackson
San Francisco
Winnie O'Connor
Duckey
Mechanus
Nelle Forest
Bard Burns
Morrissey
Young Morello
Ostey
John Welch
Mounce
San Venado
Connor
Katherine Ennis
Urehy
Sylvia Talbot
Adirondack
Ranseh
Tom Mitchell
J. Woods
John Hale
Bathos
Siddons
Bullman
Nellie Forest
Bard Burss
Pat Morrissey
Mathews
Enixis Rache
Meehanus
I. Jackson
Redfern
Matt Hogan
Ransch
Tiburon
Chappie
el Pard
Ody Lissie
Hinula
Marineuse
Elfred
el Cca
Gelling
Sir Claus
Reval Rogue
Wandering Boy
John H
Cart
Marelo
Go - Arthur Ray
Montana Peereg Eeternal
Malaspine
Monda
Misfor
Joe Frey
Ail Green
eKnllworth
Paul Dutford
Ray Dare
Tower of Candies
Maas
Scorpio
Frank
Belt
Supreme Court of Georgia
Cane’ Poe
Hirsateick
James
Higgins
Iner
Earnest Sea's
Andrew Strip& Cobb
Addia Smit
Pigeste
Pitananess
John B. Roberts
Robson & Heolleman
West Alabama St
Marietta St
Mess7a
Robson & Holleman
Carrie M. Roberts
R. Bennett
Nebraska
Joe Fulton
Fulton
South
Hnd
Old
Lare
United States
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