Wanted Agents and Big Profits in Pens and Publications
A collage of recruitment ads seeks agents for portrait sales and pen products promising high commissions. It touts earnings, large prizes, and aggressive expansion across towns, with notices from Chicago Camden Philadelphia and Nashville area operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Portrait Co
Chicago
Monroe Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
C. Howard Hunt
Camden
N. J
Worl
Schley
Santiago
George E. Graham
Fght
McKinley
Gole Publishers
W. B. Conkey Company
Exhibit of Atlanta Goods Fund Gains Public Backing
R F Shedden donates 25 dollars to start a Manufacturers Exhibit Association fund. The plan, backed by the chamber of commerce, aims to showcase Atlanta made goods. A 3:30 pm committee meeting and a mass meeting next Tuesday detail organization plans and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Exhibit Association
R F
Shedden
J. Kerr
J. K. Orr
Siri
RF. Shedden
Orr
Rfp. Shedden
J K Orr
Boers Solidify Grip in Cape Colony Amid War Talks
London reports from The Daily News and private advices claim Boer control of Cape Colony is widening as resistance grows. Executions of Commandants Lotter and Scheepers spur royalists to back Boer forces, with British defeats cited but disputed by officials. A. J. Balfour denied any peace negotiations in Parliament, noting no Boer authority had sent formal proposals.
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London
Daily News
Hague
South Africa
Cape Colony
Lotter
Scheepers
Eptember
Lora Kitchener
Balfour
House of Commons
A. J Balfour
Lord Kitshener
Botha Ny
Public Funds Charges Arise From Cuban Postal Fraud Hearing
Colonel Charles H Burton testified about irregularities in the Cuban postal department and double credits totaling 15000. He cited embezzlement estimates of 45000 in early 1900 and about 100000 since July 1899, and discussed stamp burning with Estes Rathbone and General John R Brooke. Burton said Rathbone claimed Brooke approved nothing, and admitted purchases charged to insular funds.
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Havana
Charles H Burton
Division of
Cuba
C. F. Wheely
Burton
Estes G. Rathbone
Rathbone
John R. Brooke
Brooke
Army
Sag Harbor at the Grand Promises Human Interest
Last night at the Grand the stage story Sag Harbor drew crowds with a family dinner scene and a note of Shor e Acres while James A. Herne’s drama impressed by its earnest cast led by Woodward as Captain Dan Marble. The show runs matinee and evening, with other notes on Beaucaire and Mansfield’s travel comforts.
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the Grand
Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
New England
Ufe
Shore Acres
Nathaniel Berry
Mr. Woodward
Dan Marble
Miss Deanes
Elizabeth Ann Turner
Miss Kulp
Jane Cauldwell
Misa Pitt
Martha Reese
Columbia
The
Richards and Pringle
Billy Kerrands
Roosevelt for Ireland and Irish move in Commons
In the House of Commons Irish nationalist P T O Connor backed John Redmond’s amendment praising President Roosevelt and Canadian premier Laurier for sympathy with the Irish cause. The amendment failed 237 to 134 as Morley supported it. Separately, Brussels hints at longer sugar conference talks with possible agreement on key issues, while Athens reports no basis to claims of an assassination attempt on King George.
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O’connor
Commons
Ywondon
P. O'Connor
House of Commons
John Redmond
O'Connor
United States
Roosevelt
Wilfred Laurier
Great Britain
John Morley
Brussels
France
Greece
Athens
George
Phaleron
Prance Floated By Castro Seizures Landing Blocked
Venezuelan President Castro upheld LaGuayra authorities’ refusal to let M Secrestat Jr of Bordeaux disembark from the St Laurent. French consul protested as Matos was reportedly not at Martinique or Trinidad when the liner touched there. French cruisers near Fort de France may be ordered to LaGuayra.
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M. Secrestat
Willemstad
Curacua
Castro
LaGuayra
M Secrestat, Jr
Bordeaux
St. Laurent
Fort de France
D'Eistes
Carapano
Bermuda
Venezuela
Colombian Rebels Beaten Report So Far Unconfirmed
Rumor spreads from Panama that General Castro’s Colombian forces clashed with General Herrera’s rebels near Agua Dulce Tas Tablas in the Azuera peninsula southwest of Panama. Report says Herrera’s troops were defeated but confirmation is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Castro
Herrera
Agua Dulce
Tas Tablas
Azuera Peninsua
George Dixon Falls to Eddie Lenny in Stout Fight
In Baltimore on January 2 Eddie Lenny dominated George Dixon with a rain of body blows. Dixon shifted and fought back but was unable to land decisive punches. In the ninth round Dixon fell, struck his head, and was counted out as Lenny won the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
Baltimore
Eddie Lenny
Lenny
Dixon
Two favorites win at Oakland as Pat Morrissey leads
At Oakland track in San Francisco January 24 two favorites won. Pat Morrissey with blinkers led from the start in the fifth race and scored ahead of Hungarian and Siddons. Moabina and Matt Hogan scored in the opening races, with other results including Captivate beating Meehanus and Greyfield among several favorites failing to win.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Plunger Lewis
Greyfeld
Dunblane
Moabina
Matt Hogan
Meehanus
Pat Morrissey
Hungarian
Siddons
O'Connor
Malispina
L. Jackson
Phyllis
Ranach
Mile Sellin
Legat Maxim
J. Daly
Brage
Ransch
Tyranus
Redfern
Captivate
Mechanus
Kenilworth
Ll. Jackson
Colonial Girl
Greyfield
Uliman
J. Woods
Froxler
Bard Burns
Qrounce
Formero
Traxler
Mountebank
Vickery
Insurance Commissioner
State OF
Maryland
Baltimore
Harry Nicodemus
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Fred 8
Axtell
Atlanta
A. Haas & Bon
Horse Racing Results At New Orleans Meets January Meet
At New Orleans on January 24 Fox set a short course steeplechase record while winning as the lone favorite. The program listed multiple selling and handicap races with winners including Dr. Hart Henry of Franstamar Old Fox and The Way. entries for upcoming races were also noted along with postponement of the Jeffries Sharkey fight in San Francisco.
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Oakland
Alten
Dwight Way
John Hart
Sir_Claus
the Maniac
Angeleno
Breton
Major Bir
Chandoo
Tibs
Hnockiges
Annie
Max
Buke
York
Flash Teg
Ene
Mazo
Sotenc
Ioral
Roce
Pour Fuyiongy
Prestolus
Bymvia
Talbot
Lassie
Dotirell
High Chancellor
J Dle
Liszack
Diderot
Corrigan
Oe Fretter
Muresca
Malmetta
Jake Bace
Juan
Eet
Sgamdalle
John Belen
New Orleans
Fox
Dr. Hart
McCann
Parnasaus
Helgerson
C. J. Stone
Lindsey
Henry of
Franstamar
VJ. Miller
St. David
Brennan
Secon McWilliams
Robertson
Old Fox
Hayes
Havre B
Butler
Mr. Rose
J Gormley
Slack
Andes
J. Winkfield
Marie Bell
Ca. Thompson
Eixteenth
Frank McConnell
Mountain
Menace
Dangman
Choirmaster
Seiling
the Way
Minder
Meme Wastell
Boyd
Blue Ridge
GR. Steele
Jeank Rice
Tom Maybin
TIS
Dandy
Campus
Admetus
Major Mansir
Judge Steadman
Dieley Bell
Ben Hagen
Velma Clark
Hoa Rice
Sagemous
San Francisco
Janary
Yosemite Club
Philadelphia
United States Field Trials End With Jack Winning
The United States field trials concluded at Granda Junction Tennessee with Pierre Lorillard’s Jack winning first prize. Uncle B owned by Devereaux and Edwards took second and Senator P owned by J. W. Flynn of San Francisco secured third as the event closed amid a drop in attendance.
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Pierre Vorillard
Jack
Granda Junction
Tenn
United States
Clip Windem
Noble
Uncle B
Prime Minister
Oritz Lad
Count’s Lady
Senator P
Charles Tucker
Pierre Lorillard
New York
Devereaux and Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
J. W Flynn
San Frensisco
D. Br Hose
Jury’s mercy leads fund for wife after convicting husband
In Judge Candler's court jurors raised funds to aid Mrs Laws after convicting her husband Lanvs of larceny after trust. The jury amended the verdict to a misdemeanor, and Judge Hill gave Laws three months. A donation drive among jurors quickly raised about 30 to be delivered to Mrs Laws, not to be used for fines.
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Lanvs
Faws
Candler
Hui
Bos
Hill
Laws
Mrs. Laws
Mrs Laws
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Moter Barber College
St. Louis
Roscoe
Atlanta Woolen Mills
HEL
Excelsior Manufacturing Co
Pryde
Postoffice
Iris Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Co
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Woodland Aves
Workes Manufacturing Co
Macon
Middle Tennessee
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Grant Building
Southern Architect and
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Gatt
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Professor May
Aragon Hotel
Southern Dental College
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Butler Street
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Decatur Str&t
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Eugene Dodd
Fielder & Alien
Offles Outfitters
Atlanta, GA
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A C Davies
Terin
Remington and Densmore
Ashe
Y. M
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Eee
Cook
Cudahy
BE & McCandless
Kiser
J.T Holleman
West Alabama
Eyman & Connors
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Phoenix
Ala
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Jackson R. Co
Dearborn
Ee Ere Security Warehouse Co
Pthitecs
Souta
Preai Oluniy
Studhs
Essig Bros
the Popular Clothiers
Whitehall St
Public Fonds
Richard Mansfield
Beaucaire
Aga Rile Mansfield
Ives
Manefield
Arizona
Mabel Paige
Southern Stock Company
Columbia Theater
Savoy
Miller's
Ireland
Ogeo Fox
DeWitt &Co
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Chaines
Lexington Streets
Aeeas
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Arerr
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