Atlanta Water and Electric Power Company Petition
Fulton County Superior Court hears petition by S Morgan Smith S Fahe Smith of York Pa John C C Temple of Philadelphia Pa Forrest Adair and others for corporate charter to form Atlanta Water and Electric Power Company. They seek authority to issue up to 2.5 million dollars stock to build water power electric plants transmit current and employ eminent domain with powers to merge subscribe to subsidiaries and renew for 20 years with optional extensions. Filings dated February 28 1902 and official confirmation follows.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton County
S. Morgan Smith
S. Fahe Smith
York
John CC. Temple
Philadelphia
Forrest Adair
George W. Adair
Jack J. Spalding
Fultoneounty
Georgia
Atlanta Water and Electric Power Company
Salt Conpotation
Seid Corporation
State of
Cach Corporation
King & Spalding
Arnold Groyles
Abrngld Broyles
C S.C
Spring Hat Styles Lead Into Warmer Weather
A Spring Hat issue highlights early spring headwear with new derbies and Panama shapes in soft fabrics, available in various colors. The piece emphasizes how proper headgear signals dressing confidence for the season.
Hat Price Promise From Local Agency Store
A retailer advertises hats priced at 3.00 and 3.50, claiming they wear equally well as hats costing 4.00 or 5.00, offering value comparisons to attract buyers.
How They Keep Handsome Looks for Actresses
A London Mail survey finds actresses credit beauty to exercise in fresh air. Lily Hanbury walks miles daily, Eva Moore swears by open air driving, and Miss Collier and Ediss praise fishing and punting. Diet, abstinence, and regular facial care are noted, with emphasis on fresh air, exercise, and temperate living as the core beauty secret.
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London Mail
Lily Hanbury
Llandrindod Wells
Miss Hanbury
Eiva Moore
Victoria
Miss Moore
Lewis Waite
Constance Collier
Brown-Fotter
Maidenhead
Connie Ediss
Miss Ediss
Misa Thiss
Geome
Lena Ashwell
Miss Ashwell
Lily Brayton
Genevieve Ward
Public affairs brief notes and local obits in Atlanta
Short items report a 10 o clock committee meeting to plan Atlanta day at Charleston exposition with Beck as chairman and remaining funds of 259 dollars. Other items cover court term records, postal worker Maddox return, Hardeman routes for free country delivery, local injuries and deaths, Y M C A lecture plans, and funeral notices for Riccio Osborn Hallowes and a Grady hospital case.
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Beck
Atlanta
Charleston
Cook County
Eugene Hardeman
Rural Delivery Service
Franklin County
Howard
Hardeman
Charles Maddox
Miorida
Maddox
Robert Rome
Bob
Robins Street
J. M. Greer
Y. M. C. A. Tooms
Sam W. Small
National Gospel Army
L. M. Osborn
Grady Hospital
South Bend
Upsets mark Oakland races as favorites fall short
At Oakland on March 7, several upsets occurred with only two favorites prevailing. Guida defeated Little Margaret, a 2 to 1 shot, by a half length after a rough start. Botany nosed out poor fish for a neck, while Estade beat £ 1 Reyci by a neck. Weather fine but track heavy amid racing across six events and list of entries for future races.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Little Margaret
Guida
Botany
Luauhues
Fish
L. Daly
Baldwin
Estade
Reyci
Lemuel
Hieven
Lurts
Stuart
Asp
Birkenruth
Hikarn
Prior
Naif
Guide
L. Jackson
J. Hi. Bennet
J. Daly
Ransch
Lady of the West Disappoints at Charleston Exposition Track
At Charleston South Carolina March 7 Lady of the West backed 11 to 10 finished sixth in the day’s expo track event Weather clear track fast First race selling four year olds seven furlongs Milt Stream Fred Grant Oricius Time 1 54 1 2 Second race selling three year olds six furlongs Emigrant Lady Riley Claris Time 1 20 Third race selling three year olds up four and a half furlongs Bake Fonso Donna Bella Intent Time 1 68 Fourth race selling three year olds up six and a half furlongs Certain Samivel Presgrave Time 1 25 Fifth race selling four year olds up one mile seven tenths Renner St Prince Es 21 Agnes Clai Time 1 51
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Charleston
S. C
Lady of the West
Exposition Track
Milt Stream
Fred Grant
Oricius
Emigrant
Lady Riley
Claris
Bake Fonso
Donna Bella
Intent
Samivel
Presgrave
Bobby Walthour Injured After Wild Finish Heat
In a chaotic cycling event Bobby Walthour leads Leander through two heats with intense cheers from the crowd. A final heat ends with Walthour breaking away before a sudden loss of pace halves his lead and he races to recover, amid a roar of applauding spectators and racing backers.
Hard Right by Choynski Ends Hanrahan Fight
Joe Choynski of Chicago defeated Wild Bill Hanrahan of New York in the fifth round of a 25 round scheduled bout at Music Hall Louisville. A savage exchange ended with Choynski’s stiff jab and follow up blows stiffening Hanrahan, who failed to land effective punches as Choynski dominated the ring.
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Louisville
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Wth
Choynski
Bill
Hanrehanut
Leander Wins After Close Pack Chase In Six-Lap Finish
Report of a cycling meet where Leander led by a lap and a half as Bobby and Walthour battled pace and injuries. Heat times and midrace tumbles described, including Hadfield and Turville crashes. final placings listed with Lake Cadwell Turville as top three.
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Bobby
Leander
Walthour
Johnny Lake
New York
Billy Rutz
R. G. Bennett
Omaha
Charles Hadfield
Newark
Russell Walthout
Frank Cadwell
Hartford
Charley Turville
Philadelphia
Ruiz
Hadfield
Hunter
Turville
Late
Rutz
Cadwell
Lake
Atlantans fined in Kimball house fight case
Colonel Harry Silverman was fined 10.75 by Recorder Broyles for participation in a fight with Louis Wellhouse at the Kimball House. The case against Wellhouse was dismissed. Silverman admitted he was the aggressor and accepted blame in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Silverman
Broyles
Louis Wellhouse
Kimball House
Wellhouse
Silverman
Brovies
-New Orleans Race Results and Suspended Jockey
In New Orleans on March 7, Honde and Merry Mer were favored winners, Jayne redbres winness Dr. Stepherg passage. Jockey Hope, who rode Dr. Stephens earlier, was suspended pending investigation. The cloudy day produced mixed results across six races with placings noting Hands One, Merciful, and Lorrvan among others. weather and track conditions impacted performance.
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New Ouns
Honde
Merry Mer
Jayne Redbres
Stepherg
Hough
Hope
Stephens
Hirstace—Seliing
Miss Conrad
Cotton Planar
Short Cove
Lorrvan
Hel Paxton
Merry Maker
Lyne
Kai
Young
Balm
Gileagbandry
Pirtmaach
Mr. Phintay
Gime
Vanish Cloyd
Etmoran
Lindsey
Sring
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West Fair St
Mins St
R. A
Formwalt
Jobn J. Woodside
North Broad Street
Reece
Empire Business Bureau
Grant Oldz
Atlanta, Ga
Eee
Iempire Business Bureau
Grant
Georgia College
Miss D
Monroe la Crosse
Florida
Witzgerald
Blakely
Fee
W. T
Beaumont
Randall ,Liverman
P. QO
Southern Architect and Building News
Ans Bureau
Austell
Pues Ing
Steing Equitable
B. B. McCandless
J Hoileman
West Alabama
St. Weyman & Connors
Equitable Building
W. Carson
Broad St
T. Holleman
West Alabama Street
C. Desaussure
Frana TaNman
Mall
Jackson
R. Co
Boxa
Washington
Ormond
Miss Turner
Whitehall Lqstre
Shiloh
Griffin
Dunlap Hardware Co
Macon
Issumi
Exchange Bank of Fort Valley
JL. Watson
Ehall Street
Self
Daugher
Mims
W. M. Scott & Co
C.ty
Mr. Thrower
South Forsyth Street
Hest
Lowe
Marion
Ashe
Loco Mobiles
la Y. ML
Blayola
Muesornaer
E. Hunter
J. M. Quick Co
Coasing
Gale & Co
Leo Fresh
Ree Ee
Boley
248 Avenue
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Essig Bros
Popular Clothiers
Whitehall ST
Bell
Robinson Neckwear CO
Inter
Jerimoniate
I Beater Chee ‘Satoon Sauare
Phidas Pa' Va Wirde
New Et
Florida Tone Company
Dover
Del
Ralph GC. Capes
George H. Mann
F. W. Valiant
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Baltimore
Norfolk and Bay Lins Harford
Ory
Harry
Krouse
Panda T. A
Isimbail House
United States Court
Fred Moorland
Bell Street
Peachtree
Luckie
Osborne
James Collins
Boston
Mr. Collins
John Henderson
Folsom’s
Mr. Henderson
Hazelings
West North Avenue
Tucker
J. W. RoBertson
Albany Guards
Company G
Fourth Infantry
John B. Maury
Denis Fleming
Thomas W. Wentweldt
Candler
Carnegie Library
Roberts Harper
Grand Opera House
Atlanta Lecture Association
Europe
Alexander Riccio
Oakland Cemetery
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Albion W
Knight
St. Philip Cathedral
Jacksonville
J. M. Hallowes
Hallowes
Ccecker
DeGaOes
Marine
Birkenruthy
Duke of York II
Li. Jackson
Testado
L. Daily
el Rey
J. Mathews
Talma
Quiz II
Troxler
Ned Dermis
Clarando
Hear
Rubino
Black Thorn
Elkarn
the Fiddler
Little Minch, Jr
Kiljeen
Sam Green
Ilelen Smithinisis
Mrs. Brunell
Quadra
Tyranus
Killdee
Dwight Way
Montana
Marion Lynch
Panamint
Philippine
Alice Josephine
True Blue
Arabo
Artvis
the For
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Honiton
Sylvia Talbot
Georgia West
Wirth Raw Fie
Bragg
Galanthus
Colonel Ballantine
Meehanus
Walhurst
Lode _Star
Ili
Invictus
Golden Light
Legal Maxim
Phil Archibald
Fva We
Bobby Walthour
Kent
Farlingar
Farlinger
Marke
Uf Farlinger
Far
Orlery
California
Michigan
FREY
Fartinger’s Fort
Farnger
Prich
A. W. Fairlinger
Peachtree Street
Bellhones
Mter
J.c. Carter & CO
Equitable
Hanrahad
Orleans
Hondand
Merrymaker
New Orleans
Igasie
Carric
Sucapa
Woodtrice
Eykin
Sir Florian
Jerry
Fat
Carl Kabler
le Rey
Albert
Sre Ung
Jalne
Wincelsis
Azim Lindenetta
Admetts
Joe Colil
Blom Bell
Jotledental
Lissomé
SYR
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