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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
11
The notice outlines Sunday and daily ten cent ads for The Constitution with deadlines. No ten cent ads accepted after 4 PM Saturday for Sundays unless placement is not guaranteed. Ads continuing a month or longer receive a special discount. no ads accepted for less than three fines. Standing ad changes for Sunday must be at the office by 3 PM Friday night.
March meetings highlight campaigning with State School Commissioner G R Glenn and rival W B Merritt addressing voters in Newton Ovington and nearby towns. Discussions on country school improvements, gubernatorial candidates visiting Irwin and other counties, and a county executive committee meeting set to consider an early primary. Georgia Baptist Convention travel details announced for Rome via Western and Atlantic railroad with special delegates' train.
Jefferson City March 18 The supreme court sitting en banc declares that equity cannot enjoin labor unions from boycotts on corporations The court rules that unions may not be barred from voicing their grievances by word or print to seek redress, raising questions about free speech protections.
An old advertisement claims Stuart's Gin and Buchu can cure kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It offers 15,000 free bottles and promises immediate relief, urging readers to request a free sample from Stuart Drug Co in Atlanta. It touts long testing and appeals to better blood and energy, urging write for a prepaid bottle.
The court limits oral arguments due to crowded dockets and sickness among two justices. March term briefs must be filed by April 25 with five days' service on opposing counsel. evidence of service required. Oral argument is restricted to exceptional cases. requests must be filed separately.
The dried-out grounds at Piedmont park will be ready for practice after wind and sun. A half dozen workers smooth rough spots as Manager Pabst and Krug travel toward Atlanta. Pabst, Krug near New Orleans, arrive soon with other players following to form the team by next week. Mr Peter to arrive Friday to hear team formation ideas.
Chattanooga dispatch reports President Nicklin of the Southern League naming umpires for the season. The umpires are Ed Cline of New Albany Indiana, J E Johnstime of Memphis Tennessee, Charles Ghia of St Louis Missouri, and William Stickney of Montgomery Alabama.
Atlanta cycling fans await a tight motor paced battle as world champion Walthour and challenger Lake prepare for three five mile heats. Lake teams with Leander pacing with George Leander, while Lawson and other rivals show up. Both riders report peak conditioning after heavy training as they seek victory in a key city duel.
At Oakland track amid light rain four favorites win as new colt Max Nic clings closely to Deutschland in maiden dash. Watercure captures the Kickstat handicap while Green Morris also earns a purse. Jockey Jackson’s Old England contract noted as sale moves forward amid race results and entries for today’s program.
In Savannah Tommy Corcoran of Savannah and Jack Grace of New York fought twenty rounds for a decision. Corcoran led until mid sixth when he quit with a left ear shredded. he was taken to hospital and may lose the ear. Grace’s punches and clinching sealed the bout. Preliminary saw Jack Sheehan KO young Flanagan in five. Also announced Feltz to fight Reagan in St Louis March 21, winner to meet Forbes for bantam world title.
New Orleans reports a card of six races with fast track and clear weather. Winners include Kafirimp Albula and Andes with notable track records by Telix Bard. Felix Bard wins the handicap and Tom Kingsley places second. Entries announced for today feature Ida Penzance and a selling field with Pay the Siddler and Free Admission among favorites.
At Charleston SC on March 14, Fudge and Harris were winning favorites in the opposition track meet. Weather was fine and the track fast. Results include First Raco selling for 4 year-olds 7 furlongs The Brother first Rose Bird second Lauria third in 1363-4. Second Rach for 3-year-olds and up 41-2 furlongs Paes apst Marie Brooks second Captralia third in 1101-2. Third Race selling for 3-year-olds and up furlongs Later String fist Glad Hand second B O Reed third in 1061-4. Tourih Race selling for S-year-olds and up 61-2 furlongs Corder trot By George second Bad Penny third in 126. Fifth Race selling for 8-year-olds and up 41-2 furlongs Tara Harris first Jania Seay second Friend Jack third in 100.
New York reports manager Thomas F Burns of the Jersey City base ball club died in his bed at the home of Eastern League president PT Powers. A physician cited heart disease and possible robbery as the cause. In Madison county Alabama, J Flemill was robbed near Gurley by highwaymen, assaulted, and left with all his money.
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