Postal Executive Adams to Lead Postal From Atlanta
Charles C. Adams will become general superintendent of the Postal company in Atlanta on March 1 as headquarters move to the city from Richmond. He currently serves as eastern division superintendent in Philadelphia, where he built the firm’s local business since 1884. Adams also leads American District Telegraph as vice president and general manager and acts as president of the New York Norfolk and Philadelphia Telegraph Company with lines to Cape Charles, Virginia.
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Charles C. Adams
Atlanta
Postal Company
Richmond
Philadelphia
Adams
Postal
Brotherly Love
Aice
American District Telegraph Company
E. J. Mathews
New York, Norfolk and Philadelphia Telegraph Company
Cape Charles
New York, Philadephia and Norfolk Railroad
Adams to direct Atlanta based postal expansion work
Raleigh reports rapid Rural Free Delivery route expansion in North Carolina. Post master says about two hundred routes will be established within ninety days, with all carriers currently in need of personnel. Mr Adams will oversee new Southern division work from Atlanta after headquarters move.
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W McCaila
Dentlim
Southern Architect and Building News
Southern Pressing Bureau
Austell Bulld‘Sng
Atlanta
Raleigh
N. C
Pari
Sarpy Faces Trial Delayed In City Swindle Case
Edmund J. Sarpy, charged with swindling over 100 business firms over acid-destroyed contracts in the Mercantile Commercial Guide, appeared in recorder's court. Defense requested time to prepare. case set for 3 p.m. today.
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Edmund J. Sarpy
Recorder's Court
T. L. Bishop
Sarpy
Mercantile Commercial Guide
Baltimore
The Deacon's Daughter opens at Columbia theater
The Mabel Paige Company opened a week of popular priced amuse ment with The Deacon's Daughter at the Columbia theater last night drawing a large audience despite bad weather. Mabel Paige received an ovation. Irvin Watton, Mabel Paige and Baby Wava performed between acts. The show will repeat Wednesday matinee, followed by Under Two Flags tonight at the Grand and an appearance by Richard Mansieta Wednesday night in Bedverdire.
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Mabel Paige
Columbia Theater
Miss Paige
Mabel Hawthorne
Acta
Irvin Watton
Baby Wava
Grand
Richard Mansieta
Prince
Bedvédire
Mansfield
Atlanta Manufacturers to Organize Exhibit Today
A mass meeting of Atlanta manufacturers will be held at the chamber of commerce at 4 PM to form the Atlanta Manufacturers Association and plan a home made goods exhibit. Officers will be elected, a charter will be sought, and a central bulging exhibit space will showcase products from local factories. The movement has drawn notable interest and is expected to attract a large turnout.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Gommerce
Chamber of Commerce
Pabst Brings Three Pacific Slope Players to Atlanta Team
Atlanta's southern league franchise fills with signings as manager Pabst plans for 1902. He brings three players from the Pacific Slope, plus a pitcher, catcher, and third baseman, all praised by Pabst. The team assembles quickly, with arrivals in March and mid February for Pabst.
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Peter
New Orleana
Pabst
Tme
South
Stouch
Ed Bush
Cincinnati
Eaich
Frank
Dayton
Ofc
Selma
Jake Wells
Richmond
Xing Bailey
Mit Bottoms
Macon
Bailey
Montgomery
Mobile
Mardi Gras Excursion Rates for Pensacola Mobile New Orleans
A. W. P. railroad offers round trip tickets for Mardi Gras from February 4 to 10 with final limit February 15 1902 at one fare. Extension to February 28 possible with deposit and 30 cent fee. Through Pullman cars dining service and two daily Atlanta to New Orleans trains. For info visit N Pryor street ticket office or union depot. L. H. Hill and colleagues serve as ticket agents.
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Pullman
Atlanta
New Orleans
Pryor Street
Union Depot
L. H. Hill
Union
George W. Allen
B. Billuts
B. F. Wyly, JR
Horse Racing Meet at New Orleans Cardinal Track Recap
New Orleans January 27 report notes six favorites won. Jim Breeze broke his leg in a first turn jam. horse destroyed. Showery weather, track good. Six races listed with winners and payoffs including Tobacco, Henry of Franstamar, Old Fox, Kaloma, Death, and Lady Alberta. Today's entries provide multiple horses per race with odds and times for a busy card.
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Jim Breeze
J. Miller
Pirates Queen
Thompson
T'p
G Thompson
Old Fox
Hayes
Cantadas
Gaddy
Harvey
Butler
Kaloma
Lyne
Maggie Davis
J. Waldo
Andes
T. Dean
Death
Stack
Brennan
Intrusive
Jdom
Lady Alberta
Lynes
Trentam
Wilkerson
Josie F
King
Jones
Hayward Munters
Goldaga
Heflect
Dr. Moore
Cartevinglan
Senator Sullivan
Ranco
Aaron
Judge Magee
Weldman
Pillardit
St. Wool
John Grigaby
St. Cuthbert
Feome
Vennep
Hiringstelle
Jeffeson
Eva Rice
Pav the Fiddler
S Bighor
Beana
Bitte Elkin
Furlonea
Sandites
You You
Somersault
Herodes
James P Keating
Emma A. M
Crescent City
Ogle
Lingo
the Hayden
O'Hagan
Welch Girl and Ben O'Failon Win at Charleston Exposition Track
At Charleston D C January 27 Welch Girl Tambourine HI and Ben O Failon led the day as winning favorites. Weather fine track fast. Races set for 3 year olds and up include six furlongs Welch Girl first Second second with time 1 24. Second race five and one half furlongs Tam bourine HI first Palms second Tout third time 1 18. Third race one mile Ben O lion first Sam Jazarus Esq second Frank 3B third time 1 47. Fourth six furlongs Elsie Venner first Custodian second Whistling Con third time 1 21. Fifth seven furlongs Lady Hayman flat Incandescent second Patchwork third time 1 34.
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D. C
Welch Girl
Tambourine TI
Ben O'Failon
Exposition Track
Reed
Ben O' Lion
Sam Jazarus, Esq
Frank 3B
Elsie Venner
Custodian
Whistling Con
Lady Hayman
Incandescent
Patchwork
Surprising Oakland Result Defeats Favorite Dangerous Maid
At Oakland January 27 the surprise of the program was Dangerous Maid beaten. Dr Boyle, a 70 to 1 shot, won the last race by a head from Quadra. Knapp rode Mounes to outride, while Orfeo nosed Oro Viva in a narrow win with a 15 to 1 shot at odds. L Jackson rode three winners as Tom Bran directed plays.
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Oakland
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Dr. Boyle
Shot
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Knapp
Orfeo
Oro Viva
Hudson
Plunger Lewis
Rey Dare
Macgyle
Tom Bran
L. Jackson
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See
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Mounce
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Alloa
Marinet
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Wethurst
Lavator Faype
the Guffir
Redwall
King Deltis
Sweet Tooth
San Venado
Orleans
Matt Hog
O'Brien Defeats McKeever In Leeds Club Bout
London report details middleweight contest between Charley McKeever and O'Brien of Philadelphia at Leeds Club. O'Brien weighed 168 pounds to McKeever 151. O'Brien won by disqualification after McKeever back heeled him in the final third round. purse set at £69.
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McKeever
London
O'Jack'’ O'Brien
Charley McKeever
Philadelphia
Leeds
O'Brien
Sighting of Submerged Wreck Near Frying Pan Shoal
Sea Captain Thomas Munford of the Nelle W. Kowlett reports sighting part of a submerged wreck about 430 feet long, located seven miles northeast of Frying Pan, rising from waters off Wilmington, N C. The status and exact identity of the wreck are not confirmed.
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Wilmington
N. C
Thomas Munford
Nelle W. Kowlett
Frying Pan
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