Southern Association to Meet in Atlanta in March
The Southern Association of Baseball Clubs will convene in Atlanta on March 16 and 17 at the Kimball house to set schedules and bylaws before the season. President Nicklin of Chattanooga calls the meeting with league directors and club representatives urged to attend with proposals ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
3. B. Nicklin
Chattanooga
Kimball House
Nicklin
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Kimball
Association
Ith
John B. Nicklin
Detroit
Buffalo Conference
J. B. Nicklin
Memphis
Dusty Rhodes
Memphis Baseall Association
Barry McIntyre
New Yorks
Shreveport
Cincinnati
Frank Hulseman
George Reed
Hulsemen
Pabst
Nashville News
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Peach Belt
Georgia
Pat Flaherty
Lars
Weldon Henley
Eddie Pabst
Theos Angeles Herald
Henry Krug
Newt Fisher
Ballantyne
Holland
Nashville
Bob Pender
Selma
Natchez, Miss
Frank, Wilson
Cleveland
Atlante
Red Phret
Emil Haberer
Will
Old Time Rivals Hunter and Cadwell Clash in Five Mile Motor Paced Heats
Hunter and Cadwell, former amateurs now rivals, will race three five mile motor paced heats at the Coliseum tomorrow night. Cadwell, Hartford native and state champion, will face Jimmie Hunter with R G Bennett pacing Hunter and EN Winesett pacing Cadwell. The event features expert pacemaking, strict track rules, and a high-stakes duel reminiscent of Walthour versus Leander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Cadwell
Coliseum
Frank Cadwell
Hartford
Jimmie Hunter
Walthour
Leander
R. G. Bennett
Lincoln
Nebr
EN Winesett
Bobby Walthour
America
Europe
National Cycling Association
Winesett
Ita
Winssett
Suich
Finch
Atlanta
Won A Charming Bride In Record-Breaking Time
Miss Mamie Harrell of Lumpkin Georgia married Herbert F Haley in Atlanta after a rapid sequence of events. Haley moved from Chattanooga to Atlanta as Coca Cola Bottling Company manager and secretly pursued marriage while arranging a business deal. They wed at Dr Alonzo Monk's home with friends, promising a shared future in Atlanta. The bride, a Lumkin belle, is noted for charm and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Harrell
Lumpkin
Herbert F. Haley
Atlante
Haley
Chattanooga
Woolford & Co
Atlanta
Coca Cola
Zaley
Chattameoga
Miss Harrell
Mr. Haley
Daniel
Washington Street
Alonzo Monk
Halty
Lumorkin
Lampkin
Tudge Harrell
Stewart County
Thomas L. Smith
Governor's Horse Guard
Cooper Street
Equitable Com Fu New Business Drive 1902
The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports January and February 1902 as its largest new business period in agency history. Liberal renewal contracts are offered to loyal agents without strings. Georgia manager Robert L. Foreman leads the efforts for the Georgia office of Equitable Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Foreman
Georgia
Equitable Building
Seagraves May Enter County Commissioner Race
Campaign attention sharpens as Fulton County prepares for primary on April 10. Seagraves, a prominent Collins district citizen, contemplates running county at large, joining Captain Andersen in a potentially lively race. He has strong local support and could intensify the countywide contest as filings near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. B. Seagraves
Citigen
Collings District
Seagraves
Fulton County
Captain Andersen
Racecard style listing with mixed mare entries and owners
Racing program shows multiple races with numerous horse names and numbers across categories. New Orleans entries include Beggar Lady Bir Kingaton Joe Collins Junaetta Nan nie J. Terra Ling Top Boots Rowdy G Leando The Messenger Dan Paxton. Other races list horses such as Dutch Princess Watange Bella Read Gaffir Biry Lyons and Duke of Conraugh Circus Johnnie McCattey Blehot Bolm of Gilead Leaves Labor Felix Bart Homes Little Lots Megas Poy the Fiddler Jona Herry of Pranstamee Denonen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Reece Belling
Bir Kingaton
Joe Collins
Junaetta
Nannie J
Terra Ling
Top Boots
L. Pillot, Jr
Rowdy G
Leando
the Messenger
Dan Paxton
Sect
Bialden
Otder Furs
Imnetue
Courage
Lirria Brooks
Little Giant
Luralighter
Afolia
Bros
Miss Shamrock
Tom Maybin
Cantadas
Helen Paxtm
Ceylon
Torrean
Sauber
Cid
Bourth
Harndices
Duke of Conraugh
Circus
Johnnie McCattey
Blehot
Bolm
Gilead
Lou Rey
Felix Bart
Poy the Fiddler
Bre
Jona
Herry of
Pranstamee
Denonen
Griffin News From the Secretary of Agriculture Recovery
Commissioner Q O Stevens recovering from railroad accident, expected at capitol office soon. Minor city incidents include a stabbing threat on Peters Street, police and hospital quiet, and various funeral notices for Mrs Cain, I J Johnson, J C Walden, W W Sweat, Georgia Smith, and others, with repairs and detentions at police barracks and an enlarged female detention ward as responses to overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
QO. B. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Capitol
Wilkinson
Bae Hines
Grady Hospital
W. W. Sweat
Rock Street
Casey’s
H. PB. Ashley
Humphries Street
Ashley
Oakland Cemetery
Georgia Smith
Houston Street
Westview Cemetery
Salty revenge erases piano at Mrs Simon’s house
Police arrested Eliza Reed, a house servant at 513 South Pryor Street, on a malicious mischief charge after her quit notice followed by a brine soaked piano. A repair estimate of 300 to 400 dollars was cited, with Eliza arraigned to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbs and Dryal
Eliza Reed
Elen
C. H. Simon
South Pryor Street
Eliza
Elza
Woodward Avenue
Simon
Schumann-Heink to Sing at Grand March Recital
Mme Schumann-Heink, famed contralto, set to appear in a song recital at the Grand on March 2. Audiences recall her Atlanta performance for both voice and dramatic acting, praising her vocal tone and stage presence while noting her celebrated roles and family devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Con‘tralte
the Grand
Atlanta
Hs “Ortend
Mme. Schureanneink
Ascocotini
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fagaaees
Willo
Bown
News of Southern
Aiken
C. Columbis
Ufinkis
Hunter Foiows
Raleigh
N. C
Spectato
Ben Age
Southport
Life- Assurance Society of the
United States
Rolie
Wu Funds & Boke Aid
NGO DT
ae _ El
Guy Offig&s
Allisawwasr Gabu
Eslkowe
Megsare Fk
Ataton
T. Eckert
Ge Maragert
B. Seagraves May Run
Collins District
Gatland
Toiday
Earetance
seling _ El Rey
Intrada
Little Gun
Catherine Bravo
Cagdel
Onyx Altiias
Harry Thatcher
Budock
Urchin
Lomond
Mamie ¥Ilieth
Scallywas
Tolima
Clerando
Elmido
Billi Bohmanson
Irate
Invictus
Our Lizzie
Milig Pn
Watange
Bella Read
Delsegno
Headsor
Don Ami
Orodius
Pugmartin
Tom Mitchell
Nigrate
True Blue
Mission
Impromptu
Dun Blaine
Guste
Drain
Sibrling
Grand Sachem
Les Lion
Gaffir
Biry Lyons
Nigar
Horton
Los
Educate
St. Wyoming
Hickam Hob
Water Bserstch
Bazzente
Jeg Cain
Acworth
J. Johnson
Walnut Street
Casey's
J. C. Walden
Conyers
Roy & Anderson
Teft Adrlanta
China
Yokshama
Mr. Anderson
B. L. “Anderson
Southern Methodist Church
Emory College
Qni
Versity
Shanghai
havy‘Ing
Chiness
Rebecca Miller
Ivy Street
Chamblee
Mount Zion
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
James K. Polk
Wood
Ward Avenue
Macon
Louise Bullivan
Sullivan
J. Herbert Smythe
Associated Press
Chicago
W. D. Thomson
A. D. Thomson
Alexander Irvin
L. W. Foreman
Oxford
Hilberton
Elbert
The
Hague
Branford Newel
New York
United
Beaver Palle
Hawoll
Salty Bate
Schumann-Heink
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!