Jury verdict favors defendant in Morley v Georgia Railway case
The Fulton superior court concluded the trial of Mrs Louise HL Morley against the Georgia Railway and Electric Company with a verdict for the defense after a lengthy hearing from 2 p until 5 30 p. The case, before Judge A S Calhoun, claimed 312000 in damages. Attorneys for Morley and the railroad were cited. a new trial motion was later filed by Andrew Morgan and Henry Gaddy who were convicted of murder. Also noted were alimony petition by Ary Gibbs against Peter Gibbs and several property transfers filed with Deputy Clerk Alex Dittler. The report includes multiple real estate transfers and a 6 acre land sale near Wiestriew cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise HL Morley
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Fulton
Tme
Cava
A S Calhoun
Andrew Morgan
Henry Gaddy
Ben Stroup
L . Hoan
Auperor Court
Attornaya Moore & Moors
Gaddy
Bee
Lfe
Stroup
Morgan
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Ada G_ Arnold
Treag- Polygot
Pulliam Street
Lovina C Dean
Augusta Robers
Grape Street
T A Shelton
G Hunt
Stewart Avenue
Warner Young
Wright
West Street
William B McCain
Annie Patman
John Westes Avenue
Teckson Street
Hein Derd
Pierce
Georgia Savings Hank and Trust Company
Marietta Street
Bellwood Avenue
Rebecca
J Flowers
Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Fourteenth District
Wiestriew Cemetery
Battle HI
Georgia Field Trials Hold Annual Meeting in Waynesboro
The Georgia Field Trial Association conducted its second annual contest in Waynesboro Georgia on January 19 and 20. Eighteen entries on Derby day produced Knights Zolla owned by Judge Hopkins Thomasville as winner, Halcyon owned by LD L McClesky Atlanta second, Rip owned by Dr McMaster Waynesboro third. Wednesday drew twenty three entries with Governor Bob owned by Dr F W McRae Atlanta first, Homes owned by John Gaston Gainesville second, two derby winners Halcyon and Haigis Zella shared the third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Georgia Field Trial Association
Fulgher Plantation
Rowland Place
Knights Zolla
Hopkins
Thomasville
Halcyon
LD L. McClesky
Atlanta
Rip
Dr McMaster
Bob
F W McRae
Homes
John Gaston
Gainesvile
Cay
Haigis Zella
McClesk
Thomesvilla
Railway Notes Move of Western and Atlantic Shops Near Atlanta
Rail line developments report the Western and Atlantic shops and round houses to be relocated from Nashville to Ellen N, a suburb of Atlanta, with a half mile land purchase. The move, once completed, will create jobs, boost local commerce, and centralize car and rolling stock repairs, signaling a sizable industrial shift for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Nashville
Ellen N
Atlanta
Racing Card from New Orleans Meet January 22
Entered horses include Rachael Ward and Rymettus in a fast track meet with heats across six races. Notable entries list Frank Foster as beaten favorite, with winners such as Peakneas and Four Leaf C in six furlongs events, plus Rachael Ward claiming a selling mile and a half victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mr. Frank Foster
Faldlend
Peakneas
H. Phillips
Ralph Young
McIntyre
Ida Penzance
Wilson
Clares
Duncan
Diaphenous
Tommy Foster
Pieratt
Wolf
Mra
Frank Foster
Puller
Think Tim
Eve Russell
Vestry
Miss West
Harlem Lane
Winher
W Hennessy
Erbe
F Smith
Hegira Jove
John Coulter
Peeper Burke Cochran
Judge Cantril
Ponca
Lev Dorsey
Himeins
I, Wilson
Dr Stephens
H Phillipn
Embry Rankin Establish
Raglan
Caaptain Hamm
Little Scout
W Hicks
Payne
Ia Phillirsy
Beale Mccarthy
Minder
Seashark
Rachael Ward
L. Winson
Ora MrKinnen
J Henneseer
Tw Hennessy
Tor
Ivy Falks
Atananda
Avevale
Gus Wela
Orn
Venus Vietelx
Baraguard
Gravina
Frano Barkin
Bernota
Inspector Shea
Thref
Helf Furtones
Falr
Una Pauline Meyer
Teaballa
Diave
Dirchens Pinkle
Lizzie Wass
Sonya Viperine
Golden Flower
Pia
Jim
Big Ben
Little Jack Horner
Morning Star
Fontighta
Floyd Ko
Chariie Thompson
Mytheer
de “Reszke
Port Royal
the Messenger
Acrora
Vesuvia
Georgia Gardner
Rive Victor
Harca
Ginspray Malor
Lou Woade
Stonewall
Major Manalr
Blank Books at Ana Office Supplies
Classified note indicates Ana Office Supplies at Jno M Boner Co's location 39 Marietta. Brief listing mentions blank books available. Local business card style item with minimal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Jno
M. Boner Co
Marietta At
Iridius Wins Oakland Feature In Surprising Upset
Oakland card action reports Iridius shocking bettors by winning the feature amid heavy bets on San Nicholas and Futurite. Recaps list six races with winners Amoda joo, Mite and an eighth UWouon, Ora Viva, Iridlus, The Cure, Stilicho, and Chikades among others, plus final entries for Oakland racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen .Francisco
Iridius
Oakland
San Nicholas
Futurite
Amoda Joo
Smith
Rustic Girl
Hildebrand
Lady Kent
Kunz
Tima
Ben Lash
da Gio Petrolia
Tom Kingsley
Batador
Kubelik
Wyoming
Mite
Uwouon
Frank Woods
Larson
Filedor
Foley
el Pilar
Eda Riley Searcher
Ora Viva
Bell
Fair Lady Anna
Murello
Dugan
Bimbo
Snark
Puredale
Glenarvon
Our Pride
Iridlus
J Martin
Futurba
Ohagen
Oliphant
Albuin Ben Nicholas
Selling the Cure
F Daly
Coroner Kelly Lor
Young Pepper
Et Tu Brute Keogh
Elving Stilicho
Veteran World War Veteran Dies in Virginia Near Century Mark
Valentine Bush, a Scott County Virginia veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and Civil wars and a Confederate fighter in the sixties, died yesterday at Knoxville Town two months shy of age one hundred. He leaves a 75 year old son and a 65 year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Knoxville
Valentine Bush
Scott County
Pittsburg magnate bars betting on games in baseball lift
The Pittsburg owner, banishing all gambling in the enclosure, argues players who bet on themselves or their teams cannot give full attention to the game. He cites cases of players refusing signings due to betting habits and notes the bad business of wagering on outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Rarmey Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
St Louis Star
Dreyfuss
Two Favorites Win at Ascot Park as Public Losses Mount
At Ascot Park Los Angeles January 22 two favorites captured victories while the betting public faced sizable losses. The card opened with Gottieben winning the first race, Gehelmness clinching the second on the Glason course, and Blue Ridge crossing first in the third. Crazydop won the fourth, Fox Lake took the fifth, and Labor triumphed in the sixth selling race. Entries for today’s program list Rosebud and several favorites in the longer cards with marks of odds and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Futurity Course
Celling
Oletma
Nullah Puredsle Ov
Sir Preston
Lady Wadsworth
Saintly
Whickera
Matt Hogan
Constellator
the Pride
Cousin Carrie
Algratto
Pickaway
Optimo
Dixelle
Edith Vice
Gloomy Gun
the Baby
Jos Lesser
Falconbridge
Konic
Shotrun
Wile
Chikades
Keynote
Peydare
Ethe Abbott
the Way
the Fretier
Dr Rowell
Formaster
Cascine Bear Gateher
Bro Curtis
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Park
Waterbury
Negrusca
Maddox
Rasserie
C&nupp
Eva_D
Gentle’ Harry
Me ‘Trapeshooter
Sorry Flanigan
Turtle
Alamang
Ben Haywood
Carnival
Flea
Lauretta Philips
Glauson
Gehelmness
Eigh
Knapp
Phyz
Lawrence
Susie Chirlatian
Piquet
Agnes Mock
Fir
Sinnot
Walsh
J Boland
Sale
J_ Hooker
Dolly Hayman
Redfern
Whaley Elan Nevis
Ta Pat Bulger
Paul Kitfy
Fustian
Glen
Fox Lake
E Walsh
Buxton
Fonse
Anderson
Colombia
el Garceza
Strife
Eugenie Bran
J Booker
Peeress
Buzton
Invictus
Montana
Peggy Mine
Lady Lasca
Darnell Entry
IK Miles
Terra Incognita
Phil Archibald
Ceylon
Poorlands
Elwood
Galafiner
Crisna
Dopont
Haviland
Greenock
Fortunatae
Dupont Dr
Bernays
C Goldfinder
Campbell
John McGurk
Jingler, Tras
Legal Maxim
Tou Watses
Dobb
Macon Captain Holmes Nason Defeats Atlanta Team
Macon Georgia January 22 Special The Macon basketball team led by captain Holmes Nason defeated the Atlanta team led by captain Nat Thornton before a large crowd at the M A hall The first half 20 minutes ended 10 to 0 in favor of Macon The second half 23 minutes yielded 13 to 3 for Macon Many brilliant plays drew applause The game was praised as the best basketball seen in years A return match is planned in Atlanta next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Holmes Nason
Atlanta
Nat Thornton
Hofors
M .A. Hall
Catterlen
MCA
Central City
Georgia to Play With Tech and Vercer This Season
University of Georgia baseball manager Jack Bower works on the coming season schedule in Athens. It is expected to include three games apiece against Tech and Vercer, plus matchups with other leading southern colleges. Marvin Dickinson arrives next month to coach the squad as Captain Frank Anderson calls the players to practice. many new men seek spots while the pitching staff is expected to be strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower
Athens Ga
Jack Bower
University of Georgia
The
Techs
Vercer
Marvin Dickinson
Frank Anderson
Cumberland Park Meeting Entries to Five Stakes Close
Nashville town reports entries to five stakes offered by the New Tennessee Breeders Association for Cumberland Park’s spring meeting. Races include Cumberland Derby 82500 added for 3-year-olds at a mile and an eighth, Vitizeng heads 31500 added for 3-year-olds and over at a mile and a sixteenth, William Gerat selling stakes 1000 added for 3-year-olds and over at one mile, Avondale stakes 1000 added for 2-year-olds at 5 furlongs, and Belle Meade stakes 1000 added for 2-year-old fillies at 4 furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Town
New Tennessee Breeders Association
Cumberland Park
William Gerat
Schedule Set For Southern League Opener In April
In Memphis Tennessee January 22 an official notice states the Southern League schedule committee delayed by a Choctaw railroad wreck will meet tomorrow. Opening games planned April 21 for eastern clubs and April 23 for western clubs with Memphis visiting Shreveport and other matchups. Season shortened to 40 games from 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Speciq
Kova Rough
Shreveport
Little’ Hoek
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Atlanta
Grand Theatre Presents The Spenders and A Prince of Yatters
The Grand night audiences enjoyed William II Crane in The Spenders, a Henry L Wilson tale adapted as a dramatic feature with Uncle Peter Bines and western wit. The program also touts A Prince of Yatters with Al Ho Wilson, a Willyam H West minstrel novelty, and upcoming The Yoreastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
William II Crane
Edward B Roses
New Yorke
Crane
Peter
Union Square
Long Island
Allan Toword
Dev
AL Ho Wilson
Yatters
New York
Sidney RB
Ollis
Mr Wavon
Scene in Monte Carlo Cage Rescue Slavery Thriller
A dramatic act three scene unfolds with illuminated gardens in Monte Carlo and a cage at Kona. The Count battles to reclaim a slave, removing a glove tossed by his friend, as attendants open the cage door and he delivers a fierce thrashing to the antagonist before saving the captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Kona
General Barry leads inspection trip from Atlanta to Pensacola
General Thomas II Barry commander of the department of the gun, with Lt Ferguson, left Atlanta for a Friday inspection tour of the artillery district in Pensacola Florida. This marks his first official tour since resuming command, as Mrs. Rogers Hat welcomes a new daughter Annie Kate Rogers in Kirkwood with Mr. Rogers a Seqwourd Ads Line railroad employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas II Barry
Department of the Gun
Ferguson
Atlanta
Pensacola
Fli
Pensacol
Barrys
Department of the Cule
LL Rogers
Kirkwood
Annie Kate Rogers
Rogers
Seqwourd
Ads Line
TI Parish League
Bt Lake Church
The Clothes of a King Prom Everybody Magazine Interview
An English journal reports a purported interview with one of King Edwards tailors. The tailor claims the monarch buys ready made garments at low prices, contrasting with American sovereigns. He cites trousers from 42 to 59 shillings, a trade coat, and a waistcoat, noting the King’s thrifty style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ary Gibbs
Peter Gibbe
Georgia Field Trials
C. A. Edgarton Mig Co
Shirley
Mass
J E Reeves
General Southern
Big Four
Cincinnati
Porter Brawley
Chattanooga
Reeves
James Freeman
Holmes Smith
Southern
Columbus Ohio
Columbus Terminal and Transfer Company
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Johnson
N D Maher
Norfolk Road
AC Needles
Hutchinson
Clyde Steamship Lines
Charleston
South Carolina and
Georgia Road
Augusta
Atlante
A Wickersham
West Point
Chirence L Wickersham
Palm Beach
J ‘Robmeon
Central
Florida Limited
Florida
C. L. Candler
Savannah Ga
T . Molse
Central Railway Today
C L Candler
Savannah
J Johnson
WS Jette
Theodore ‘D Kline
Dublin
Dueum
Janutary Gz
Stokes Wright
Uncle Sam
Gantt & Holmes
English & Co
South Carolina
Myers
Loung
Sherif John D Prince
Joe Watson
Augustsia
J T ‘W Warner
Harlem
Augusta Hospital
Rachael Ward and
Rymettus
Falkland
Ascot
Cascade
GEO. al Digkel & CO. Distillers
Ashville, Tenn
Jos Rodgers
Henkel
Jos Rodgers & Sons
Geo Westenholm
Hooker & Co
Henkle
Avalon
King Hardware Company
Georgia
TECH
Cumberland Park Meeting
Ficab
William TH West
Boz
William H Westminstrels
Jefferson de Angelis Opera Company
Sam S Shubert
Nixon
Zimmermans
Yoreastor
Jefferson de Angello
Sammy Gigg
Bijou
Wells-Danne-Herlan
Tan
Lite Chip
Mary Marty
Kimmingham
Wells
Howard Hall
France
Icéne
Hans
Leroy McCrodre
Ormond
OM Rose Whisky Company
Ormonds Court
Waltei
Tvening
St Anthony Church West Prd
Jackin
Courtland Street
Georgia Railway and Rhetric Company
Noar Epicldre
Hunter Street
Centalvenue
John E Gunn
Sacred Heart Church
Success
Young Mens Christian Association
Pianela
TD W Miller
Duillins & Crew Company
Tals
Est
Glen He
Eduard Besmafian
Frank McDade
Mount Morris
Ant
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