Sporting Grevities and Sports News Highlights
Pitcher Virgil Garvin signs with Milwaukee. National Cycling Association moves to assure clean racing. Rural French towns celebrate women’s bicycle costumes. Jumping races draw large fields in the South. A Ghidgo high school principal deals with college football players. The National League season runs April 18 to October 6. Around Moyland Wales cyclists would ride about 2600 miles. Ireland has never beaten England or Scotland internationally. New York defeats Philadelphia in intercity racquet matches. Thorn Washington club houses congressmen on the Potomac. Automobile Club of America seeks a uniform speed regulation bill for New York State. Starting machine for horse races to be used in Germany this season. U.S. baseball community aims for cleanliness amid magnates’ rivalries. English cricket circles react to county captains’ agreement to curb dubious bowling.
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Virgil Garvin
Milwaukee
National Cycling ‘Association
A. Ghidgo
Nick Young
Moyland
Wales
Ireland
Eitherngland
Scotland
New York
Philadelphia
Thorn
Washington
Potomac
Automobile Club of America
Germany
United States
Tonm
Global notes on colleges, transit, and industry fade into history
A collage of brief items reports on London recruiting for South Africa, Seattle banning side saloon entrances, Russian study of cotton to boost U.S. competition, St Louis naming a new school Dugene Field, and New York demand for adoption cables. It includes rail and electric developments in Woodstock Ontario and Stockholm bounty on rats, plus philanthropy from Memphis and Minnesota in Sweden and Wisconsin society growth.
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South Africa
London
Seattle
Wash
Russi
St. Louis
Dugene Field
New York City
Jashes Phipps
San Francisco
Cal
Victoria
Winnipeg
Manitoba
North Carolina
Union Castle
Woodstock
Ont
Lings
Stockholm
Sweden
Memphis
Tenn
Charles A. Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Swedish Lutheran College
Lindsborg
Kan
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Wisconsin
City Marshal's Sale and Trustees Sale Notices in Georgia
Multiple notices outline sheriff and trustee sales in 1901 Georgia towns. Cordele tax sale lists eight parcels for 1900 taxes with auctions at the Cordele city hall. Unadilla deed of trust sale sets March 5 1901 for a property fronting Beecham Avenue. guardianship discharge for Lucy B Herring. executors Calhoun and Carlisle seek discharge from W S Hudgens estate. county ordinary J D Hararovz issues discharge notices in Doony County Georgia.
Three-Cornered Collision Kills Three on Mohawk Line
Early Monday morning on the Mohawk division of the Central railroad at Akin New York a westbound pickup backed from a siding causing an eastbound freight to crash head on. A fast westbound freight then collided with the other westbound train. Engineer M Bridenbecker and fireman Bolge both Syracuse residents and brakeman Arthur Yoran of Albany died instantly. The engines were badly wrecked and several derailed cars fell into the Mohawk river.
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Mohawk
Central Railroad
Akin
M. Bridenbecker
Syracuse
Bolge
Arthur Yoran
Albany
Mohawk River
Administrators Cite Dismissal From Estate in 1901 Georgia
J A Cross and L M Altman administrators of the estate of D B Altman deceased report to the court they have fully discharged their trust. They are cited to show cause why they should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in April. January 7 1901 J D Hareroye 0 D 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Doony Covntry
J. F. Calhoun
J.T. Carlisle
W. Hudgens
Tf J.D. Hararova
Doony County
J. A. Cross
L. M. Altman
D. B. Altman
J. D. Hareroye
Subscribing to Your Home Paper Feels Essential
A brief urging readers to subscribe to the local home paper, promising low price and ongoing access to timely information.
Rockefeller Gives Brown University $250000
A contribution of $250,000 from John D. Rockefeller to Brown University was announced in New York Tuesday night, underscoring his philanthropic support for higher education. The donor is identified as John D. Rockefeller, a prominent American industrialist and financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Brown University
New York
Fertilizers One Price to All On Time or For Cash
Local notice states prices for various Chicora fertilizer brands with October 1 1901 due date. Lists Acid A P Chicora Compound Guano Ammonia Dissolved Bone Phosphate Dis Solved Bone and German Kainit with unit costs. Cash buyers receive six percent deduction from total.
Executor's Sale of Lands in Dooly County Georgia
Public sale of 400 acres from the estates of John H. Smoak in Dooly County Georgia to be held at the Vienna courthouse on the first Tuesday in March 1901. Lands include northern part of lots 27 and 29 and fractions 37 38 89 in the 15th district with cash terms. Executor A A Smoak states sale for distribution to legatees. January 1, 1901.
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Court House
Vienna
Cordele
Pyedelen
Mitchell Kelly
Sam Daniels
F. H. Poston
W. I. Smith
W. B. Smith
J. 8. Shipp
Georgia
Doory County
John
Smoak
Dooly County
Old Fort Barry
A. A. Sctoax
John S. Smoak
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Mallory Bros. Machinery CO
Macon
Ilda L. Mahone
Unadilla
County of Dooly
State of Georgia
Beecham Avenue
Dr. McArthur
Joacumin RK. Laussy, JR
Door County
N. C. Peavy
Lucy B. Herring
Lucy
Herring
J. D. Hararovz
J.P. Heard & Sons
Armour Fertilizer
D. B. Thompson
Kelly
Walto
Gano and Farm
J. Hamilton Ayers, M.D
Atlanta Publishing House
Strer
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