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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1902

Page

11

Masterson divorce case ends in hush settlement

Washington reports Dr William Masterson, a Washington physician, had his wife Claudia arrested on threats but the case was indefinitely postponed after a settlement. The couple, married about two years, separated two years ago. Claudia had lived in Atlanta. Dr Masterson had accused her of threats and a detective tale surfaced amid divorce proceedings.

Claudia A. Masterson Atlanta Washington, D.C Kart L. Masterson Masterson Washington Willam.l. Masterson Mil Hisband Mastersons Dr. Masterson

Grand theater hosts Miss Bob White and Sag Harbor bill

The Grand presents Willard Spenser's new opera Miss Bob White featuring Marguerita Sylva with a strong chorus and elaborate scenic gear. James A. Herne's Sag Harbor is slated for Friday and Saturday, praised for faithful casting and vivid character work at the Grand.

Marguerita Sylva Bob White the Grand Mrss Sylva Ethel Jackson Mathilde Preville Alice Campbell Richard F. Carroll Frank Deshon William B. Phil Thomas Whiter Nicholas Surhha James A. Herne Sag Arbor Sag ‘Gingbor” Company New York Boston Chicago

Prison: Hawk announces appointments for Atlanta visit

Warden Hawk of the Atlanta federal prison leaves Washington for Atlanta after announcing a slate of appointments. L Petty of Atlanta leads the list with several named officials from New York, Ohio, Indiana and Georgia. Attorney General Knox plans to travel to Atlanta with key aides and possibly Cannon and Livingston, weather permitting.

Warden Hawk Atlanta Jeft Washington L. Petty Alanta The Might George W. Hughe Schoon Indiana Alfred Aourl Alpheus A. Dfershall Undergast New York P. Ge Georgia John C. Sph-C Laney Ohio William, F. Schmits James H. Cooke New ‘York Willam P. ‘Cornish Ohlo James “B. Webb District of Columbia Samuel James M. Meats John B. Bryan Ixentucky G. J. Jones Cook Robert Rhodes Baker Mm. C) Carroll B.B. ‘Hitch Livingston W. 3. Hames Federal Building L. 8. Brown Raltway

Dr. Charles F. Goss Delivers Nontraditional Grand Lecture

Dr. Charles F. Goss, leading Cincinnati Congregational minister, spoke at the Grand last night on See As a Fine Art. An attentive crowd heard him urge cultivation of the sentiments of the soul, including love, hope, humor, imagination, and faith, as the essence of life’s art. He quoted John Temple Graves and spoke with vivid, persuasive eloquence.

Charles F. Goss Goss John Temple Graves Cincinnati

Funeral for John Alexander at 2:30 PM in Atlanta

The funeral for John Alexander, killed Tuesday at Bellwood avenue crossing, will be held at 2:30 PM today at 445 Luckie Street. Interment will follow in Oakland Cemetery. Alexander, reputedly Georgia’s oldest Odd Fellow, will be buried in Canton uniform. Pioneer Citizens Society notes attendees to include BF Bennett, M R Berry, M Bosweth, D A Cook, Hamilton Crankshaw, W L Wizard, Noah R Fowler, and John G Martin.

Tate John Alexander Oakland Cemetery John Alexander Bellwood Avenue Uuckle Street Ovikland Cemetery Alexander Georgia Canton Odd Fellows W. L. Calhoun Pioneer Citizens Atlanta John‘ Alexander Luckle Street BF. Bennett M. R. Berry M. Boswe D. A. Cook Hamilton Crankshaw W. L Noah R. Fowler John G. Martin Calhoun

Mardi Gras Rates From Atlanta To Gulf Cities 1902

Mardi Gras travel rates from Atlanta to Pensacola and return ten dollars ten cents, to Mobile ten dollars sixty cents, to New Orleans with tickets on sale February 4 to 10 and final return by February 15, with extensions to February 28 on deposit. Information at city ticket office No. 7 Pryor Street and Union Depot ticket office. George W. ALEycket and Passenger, AY J B. AEBS, EF. WYLY, JB. General and District agents.

Atlanta Pensacola Mobile New Orleans Nel Aive Pebruney Getatiea Information Cay Ecity Ticket Office Pryor Street Bell Tphone Union Depot Wy. Pine Union Eet ALE J B. Aebs EF. Wyly

Educational Rally Promotes New Law at Childress Academy

At Minerva in Collins district an education rally was held to spark interest in the new county law to be voted on February 27 outside Atlanta Hast Point and Hapeville. Professor William McCain, principal, spoke and introduced Colonel H. I. fér who explained the law and its benefits.

Childress Academy Minerva Collins Atlanta Hast Point Hapeville

Don. Whining At Fast Mill Fight In Hot Springs

In Hot Springs Arkansas Benny Murphy and trainer kept Creedon going in nine hard rounds as crowds packed the arena and Creedon announced retirement. In Detroit Martin Duffy won a decision over Art Simms after a 15 round battle that tested both fighters.

Hot Springs Ark Gal Weine Dan Creedon Benny Murphy Creegon Aron Reteivd Evry Creedon

Mars Ben Wins United States Derby at Grand Junction

United States field trials завершили сегодня в Гранд Джанкшн. Mars Ben легко победил в дерби, обойдя Cherokee и Mohawk. Судьям подарок от Gi christ и владельцу H. J. Hoover из Ньюарка. Погода была хорошая, начало все же открылось в четверг, посетители были на рекордном уровне.

May secure winter meet at Piedmont track

N Joseph Ullman a leading New York City horseman aims to lease Piedmont park race track for a four month winter meet starting December. He plans to bring about 500 racers and seeks a four month lease with possible four year extension after the initial period, as negotiations with Southern Fair Association continue.

Joseph Ullman He Horsemen New York City Ullman Piedmont Park Southern Fair Aaeoulation Uullman

Sharpshooters Win Badges From Georgia State Troops

Captain George M. Hope gets eight bronze sharpshooter badges for top scores in last year’s annual target practice by Governor's Horse Guard personnel. Recipients include Captain Hope, Lt W T B Wilson, Sgt B R Padgett, and Privates L J Daniel A Wright G Brown W Foote and WW Pantimore. Badges, from Captain J C Postell, feature a Maltese cross and Georgia arms emblem.

George M. Hope First Cavalry Georgia J. C Postell Savannah Governor’s Horse Guard George M. Rope W. T. B. ‘Wilson B. R. Padgett L. J. Daniel A. Wright G. Brown O. Foote Ww. R. Pantimore

Flint & Co Incorporation Aims at North Carolina Ventures

New Jersey law authorizes Flint & Co to form with 25 million capital. Charles R. Flint and eight others signed as incorporators. The firm intends to consolidate and extend operations, take over assets and goodwill, and assist liquidation of certain interests while remaining minimally identified. First project appears linked to North Carolina maple horat? values.

Flint & Co North Carolina New York Flint, & Co New Jersey Charles R. Flint Robert “X. Hebden Belmont Wallace PB Flint Robert Gallaway George Sheldon Valentine P. Snyder Frm

Oakland Races Produce Upsets and Busts in Wide Field

In Oakland, Durazzo won the two year old event but was disqualified and the Schrieber filly took first money after a fouled ride by O Connor. Mouhtebank trainer Tom Ryan profited, Rice DeAlter broke down in the final race, Pat Morrissey failed at the start, and Pompino beat Redward. Green B Morris leads owners with 15000, Burny Waterhouse second at 11860, then Jennings and Co. Detailing results from six races and the day’s notable incidents.

San Francisco Durazzo Sinto Sylvia Talbot Schrieber O'Connor Tom Ryan Mouhtebank Rice DeAltar Ransom Pat Morrissey Pompino Redward Green B. ‘Morris Oakland Burny and Waterhouse W. B. Jennings &Co EB. J. Baldwin & Co Caesar Young J. Coffee Dr. Rowell Fountain J. Behorr Corrigan Ind Fom Wood Jung Frau Mounce Tibs bO'to Mountebank Vickery Lwon L. Jackson Harry Tatcher See Sylvan Talbot Adirondack Ransch Attawa Bullman Due Tees Rollick Decoy Wyoming Q. Woods Commissioner Forster J. Woods Halmetta Jackson Poino Red Ward Bunman Burna

New Orleans Stakes Announced At Spring Meeting

In New Orleans on January 22 the New Louisiana Jockey Club announced spring meeting stakes opening March 17. Featured races include The St Patricks handicap for 1 year olds and up at a mile and a sixteenth, The Flight stakes for 3 year olds and up at 6 furlongs and a quarter, with $1,000 added to the first two races and $2,000 to the long-distance race. Lady Alberta ridden by Lyne won the first race at 1:14 4/5.

New Orleans Lady Alberta Desth H Robinson R. E. Watkins Louisiana Jockey Club Iteiniond Lady Alberta Lyne Free Coinage I. Walsh Wickle Saint FaleHa Johnson Old Fox Hayes Golden Link Weber Bill Andes Dean Nellie Waddell Blake Magete - Davis J. Waldo Jeng Coburn Kingstell Cochran Pirate Binte Ee Trentham Wilkerson Frank Jones

Palms Tops Opening Race At Charleston Turf Meet

At Charleston January 2 a soggy track delayed action as Palms won the opening race for 3 year olds and up in 42 furlongs with Troubaline second and Trilby Nelson third. Hattie Davis led the next race for 4 year olds and up over 6 furlongs, John W placed second. Ordeal won the third race, Mill Stream second, Custodian third. Stuttcart led the fourth race over 6 furlongs with Katie Gibbons second and Antagone third. Hycena won the fifth race for 3 year olds and up over 7 furlongs with Diva second and Eilts third.

Charleston S. C Exposition Track Hattie Davis Palms Troubaline Trilby Nelson Hattie Davis John W Laracor Ordeal Mill Stream Custodian Stuttcart Katie Gibbons Antagone Hycena Diva

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