Powell after new shortstop and team trades rumors
Hivery reports swirl around Atlanta manager Abner Powell as he seeks a new shortstop amid rumored signings and trades. The club shows a shaky shortstop picture with many unsure futures while players like Bridwell and McMakin emerge as potential anchors for Piedmont Park in the pennant race. Cargo defends himself against recent charges, recounting his best form under Fisher.
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Pelican Town
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Bridwell
Columbus
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WenWakin
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Lauzon
O'Hagan
Morse Cargo
Crozier
Koehler
Hardy
Pisiss
Hayes
Miller
Hankey
Piedmont Park
John McMakin
Nashville American
Fisher
Tech Students Plan Circus Themed Indoor Athletics Show
Students at the School of Technology plan an indoor athletic contest with a circus theme to be staged late next month. The event features amateur clowns and an elaborate gymnastic program described as the most complete yet by the school. Fifty men have signed up for the acts, with more to join. Manager Barrett will depart soon as he shifts to football team duties, leaving the track program short-handed.
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School of Technology
Greatnterest
Winter Meet Opens in Jacksonville with Noted Outsiders
The Jacksonville winter race meeting begins January 24 with a promising card. Horses arrive from Indianapolis and Charleston, with contenders from Atlanta and Savannah. Booking Privilege has been leased to a prominent New York bookmaker who plans to bring a large crowd to the opening.
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Thuragay
Uals
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Savannah
New York
Eastman’s Famous Kodaks Offer Free Catalogue Address
Eastman’s famous kodaks and complete line of films offer a free catalogue. Address Eastman’s Henake 14 Wahltehal street for information. Three trains daily to Florida via Southern railway leave Atlanta at 7 am 1:40 am and 11:50 pm. Bold vestibuled trains run from Atlanta to Jacksonville and St Augustine.
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Eastman
Kodaks
Une Filme
Henake
Wahltehal Street
Viaure
Florida
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Jack Bonville
St Augustine
A Mileage Graft From Washington
A Kansas City Times piece denounces U S senators and representatives seeking extra mileage for the regular session. It argues the law allows mileage per session but not for unincurred expenses, urging lawmakers to raise salaries instead of exploiting technicalities. It calls for moral, legal conduct and restraint by public servants.
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Kansas City Times
Washington
United States
Congress
Clanarte
Poultry Show Opens In Atlanta This Week
The Atlanta Poultry Association begins a week long exhibition at 4643 Whitehall Street between Alabama and Hunter streets. A large display of coops and a vast entry from city merchants accompany judging under the Revised American Standard of Perfection. Judges include J. Marshall and T. H. Sherman with Alf Bertling as superintendent. E. P. Howell presides as president.
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Whitehall Street
Alabama
Hunter Street
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Marshall
T H Sherman
Augusta
Alf Bertling
E. P. Howell
W. R Joyner
C. Harwell
M. Burbank
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Exhibits Urged for World’s Fair Shipment From Across Nation
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company in St Louis urges immediate shipment of exhibits from domestic and foreign exhibitors to prevent traffic congestion. Officials say 25000 to 39000 cars of domestic exhibits are expected to arrive in late March and early April to meet the April 30 opening.
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World's Fair Company
St Louis
Foreien
St. Louis
Urgent plea to domestic exhibitors on shipping to world fair
The management warns of a huge influx of foreign traffic and shipments. Foreign exhibits are arriving by water and aim to secure prompt handling at the fair grounds for thorough installation. Domestic exhibitors are urged to ship immediately and forward care without delay.
The Grand Theaters Open With Grand American Shows
The Grand opens with Al H. Wilson presenting a romantic play A Prince of Tattern set in 1700 New York and featuring a young Austrian prince Hugo von Feppert The larger cast includes Sam, Metz Strobel, and notable performers from the Jefferson De Angelis Opera Company at the Grand The Bijou hosts The Man Who Dared with Miss Ethel Fuller as Countess Rita and Clara Joe in support, with dramatic Monte Carlo scenes including a lion cage and a climactic duel Also noted are lavish scenic production and costumes marking a high point in modern stage realism.
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Sidney BR. Ellis
Tattern
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Metz Strobel
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Shubert
Nixon
Zimmerman
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Nancy Staunton
John Dudley
Edward Metcalfe
Norma Bell
Bertha Rice
Edna Burd
Wiliam Blaisdell
Adine Bouvier
Bijou
Howard Ball
Gumbang Palace
Monte Carlo
Femain
France
Charige
Gambung
Aventors
Count Se
Long
Count Fnally
Gardena
General Lee Tribute by James L Mayson in Atlanta Hall
James L Mayson spoke before Confederate Veterans and allied groups in Atlanta on January 19, honoring General Robert E Lee. He praised Lee as a supreme southern emblem, recounted battles from Fredericksburg to Appomattox, and highlighted Lee's humanity, faith, and leadership. He urged pride in the Confederacy and promotion of southern virtues.
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House of Representatives
Robert E. Lea
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Petersburg
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Washington
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Fredericksburg
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Joe Hooker
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Blank Books and Office Supplies Listed at Marietta Store
A fragment notes Jno. M. Miller Co. at 39 Marietta Street listing blank books and office supplies for sale. The text emphasizes the store’s inventory in a short catalog line.
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Jno. M. Miller Co
Marietta
New Station for Moultrie Georgia Northern to Build
Moultrie Ga January 24 Special The Georgia Northern railway has decided to build a new passenger station in town near the current one. The depot will be elegant yet one story with offices remaining in the old building and the freight depot kept at the Peachtree street warehouse. The president C Wildcock will have a fine office in the new station. The railroad plans to shift its southern terminus fromPidcock to Boston with funds raised by a Boston committee. The line may also move from Barwick about seven miles from Boston. The Presbyterian church reports Rev J C Sims received a letter from Rev Motte Martin missionary to Luebo Africa describing a steamer overturn in the Congo river with drowning of another missionary among the crew. News says the accident occurred weeks ago. the church donated a significant outfit which was lost and will be replaced.
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Georgia Northern Railway
Peachtree Street
C. Wildcock
Tt Se
Georgia Northern
Pidcock
Hoston
Boston
Barwick
J.C. Sims
Presbyterian Church
Motte Martin
Luebo
Africa
Leopola Ville
Congo River
Court to Resume Criminal Term in Roan's Court
The criminal branch of the superior court under Judge L. S. Roan resumes today after a two week recess. About thirty five to forty cases were disposed of last week and roughly fifteen jail cases remain. Two murder trials are scheduled this week involving Black defendants, and James Dean a white boy charged with voluntary manslaughter faces hearing. A special April session will address untried bond cases. Dean, 14, shot Fred Bradshaw 12, claiming an accidental bird shot. The coroner ruled accident. Dean was jailed on a voluntary manslaughter charge based on non inquest evidence.
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Roan
James Dean
Rean
Spésent
Dean
Fred Bradshaw
Atlanta Univerafty
Bradshaw
Walker Street
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