Cold Wave Brings Clearing, Freezing Temperatures Expected
A rapid cold wave moves toward Atlanta with a forecast of temperatures dropping below freezing by Thursday. Strong winds, high barometric pressure, and clear skies are predicted, with rain earlier in the day and a trend toward colder, drier weather through Thursday. The Georgia forecast notes clearing in western portions, colder nights, and northeast winds, while warnings of a rash and eczema mention Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
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Portson
Charleston Trip Is All Arranged For Atlanta Visit
Atlanta plans to visit Charleston for Atlanta day on April 4 led by Mayor Mims and a 25 member committee. about 300 citizens will attend plus Atlanta marching club Fireman's drum corps Governor's Horse Guard and police detail. A silk blue and gold flag costing 15 will lead the parade with officials in gray hats.
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Augusta
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Garrett
Dan Carey
Memb
Chareston
Carlton Shoe Company Makes a Change
Mr J H Hillsman withdraws from the Carlton Shoe Company while the firm keeps its name and 36 Whitehall Street. The three partners J Carlton R D Draner and W L Schell are respected shoe men backed by a team of salesmen, and the business has grown rapidly offering well fitting shoes.
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Carlton Shoe Company
Whitehall Street
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W. L. Schell
Funeral of Earl Roop Held at Carrollton Baptist Church
The funeral was held at the Baptist church in Carrollton, Georgia, for Earl Roop who died in Alpasas, Texas, of pneumonia. Interment followed at the city cemetery. Roop, barely 25, was the only son of H. C. and his wife, a prominent local family, with many relatives and friends recalling his exemplary character.
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Earl Roop
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Record Height Cycling Showdown at Coliseum Friday Night
Preparations for a major bicycle race at the Coliseum feature George Leander of Chicago and Bobby Walthour of Atlanta. Walthour shows strong form with a 1:49 first mile and 3:17 for two miles but equipment issues cut his session. Leander impresses with a 1:35 2 5 for a mile behind pacing motor, signaling a tight contest.
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Atlanta
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Walthour
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Bobby" Walthour
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Winesett
Watson Coleman
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Barclay
Brooklyn
Tremor Wins Only Favorite At Charleston Exposition Track
At Charleston South Carolina March 4 Tremor was the lone favorite to win on the fast track today in a program featuring five races. Barney F, Bilsie Venner, Good Night led the finishes in the early races, with Figuranta, Gratia, Trilby Nelson and Queen L among other notable results. Yale University to play southern teams in March and late March, facing Hampton Athletic Club in Virginia and the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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Exposition Track
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Good Night
St. Bishop
Georgiana
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Figuranta
Gratia
Trilby Nelson
Tremor
Bettle B
Donna Bella
Queen L
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Handcuff
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Hampton Athletic Club
Hampton
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Texas selects site for state building at St Louis Exposition
Texas has chosen a site for its state building at the World’s Fair in St Louis. Commissioners visited the grounds and picked a hill directly south of the Illinois building, with Dibnecis remaining adjacent to Missouri’s. The site lies beyond the U S government building near the eastern edge of the main exhibits.
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Texas
Illinois
Dibnecis
Missouri
United States Government
California Tries to Hold Krug With Two New Signings
California League negotiates to keep star Henry Krug in the region amid Atlanta contract ties. Krug, a 24-year-old 5'10" outfielder and versatile fielder, has drawn interest from Pabst and Hoffmeister, with Hoffmeister signing in New Orleans and From confirming a pitching deal as spring openings loom.
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Henry Krug
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Convention of populists held in Louisville April 2
The Illinois state central committee of the people's party met at the St. Nicholas hotel in Springfield and named thirty five delegates to the national allied third party convention set for April 2 in Louisville Kentucky. Also to be represented are the public ownership party the fusion populists of Kansas and Missouri and others.
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Springfield
Ills
People's Party
St. Nicholas Hotel
Allied Third Party
Public Ownership Party
Fusion Populists
Kansas
Missouri
With the Humorists A Solution Judge Patient
A Washington Star quip about money in literature turns into a joke as a reader boasts profits from writing. A side gag shows a man claiming architectural ties to library buildings and a child’s overzealous thankfulness at a church stall with a comb as the punchline.
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Washington Star
Mary
Stabiag
Articulate wins heavy Oakland race by a nose at Calaveras meet
At Oakland track artful favorite Articulate edged Colonel Ballantyne by a nose in a heavy race. Bullman rode Articulate in his final Oakland appearance before sailing to New York. Three favorites won as Futurity course and other races produced tight finishes with weights and times listed for six events.
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New Orleans Hurdles Night Ends with Falls and Wins
A chaotic racing day at New Orleans sees Carlave Ingian break a leg during the hurdle race after vaulting the outside fence and J. Weber suffer a broken collar bone. Robert Morrison falls but avoids serious injury while Intrusive and Van Hoorebeke emerge as favorites. Multiple stewards reinstated Jockey G. Wilson and the horse McLaren as racing profits range widely from $825 to $1,075 at paddock sales. Weather cloudy and track fast with six races completed and entries listed for forthcoming events.
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