Charley H Musquetoon Race Set for Atlanta Mile Heats
At Laxta July 9 Charley H the Atlanta horse owned by Oscar Ray will return to Musquetoon at Piedmont Park July 20, aiming for cham pacifica. Two horses Charley H bred by Sam Perdue and Musqueton bred by McEwen race in four mile heats to best three wins. bets total 2600 with proceeds to Officer Delray’s family.
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Charley H
Laxta
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Oscar Ray
Zola
Dalvie
Macon
Regia
Mery
Mr. Kay
Ha Frienda
Hoth
Sam Perdue
Musqueton
McEwen
Macau
Officer Delray
Christian Endeavor Convention Activities In Cincinnati
Delegates at the Christian Endeavor convention in Cincinnati spent the day in denomi national conferences with twenty six rallies in churches and three large auditoriums. Morning sessions featured noted speakers as delegates prepared for noonday evangelical work in factories and tenement districts.
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Cincinnati
Christian Endeavor
Floyd W. Tompkins
Philadelphia
Cornelius Woulfkin
Brooklyn
Death of Mrs Taylor Wife of Fugitive Ex Governor of Kentucky
Mrs Sarah Bell Tanner Taylor wife of William B Taylor ex governor of Kentucky died at 3 o clock this morning in Indianapolis from heart disease. She was 40 born at Morgantown Kentucky and had lived in Indianapolis since May after following her husband who arrived the fall before during the Goebel troubles.
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Kentucky
Inpranapolis
Sarah Bell Tanner Taylor
William
Taylor
Indianapolia
Morgantown
Husd
Goebel
Four Sanders Brothers Jailed Over Railroad Flagman Death
Four Sanders brothers George, Luth or, Robert and Samuel were jailed without bond on a murder charge linked to the death of railway flagman John Mitchell on July 4 night at Loan Park. Allegations tie the dispute over Mitchell's sweetheart Ce with George Sanders to the fatal quarrel, while Andrew Roderick is released after being listed as an accomplice.
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Kroxvirix
Joly
George
Luthor
Robert
Samuel Sanders
John Mitchell
Loan Park
Mitchell
George Sanders
Ichell
Andrew Roderick
Georgia Editors in Session at Atheneum Convention
The Georgia Weekly Press Association held its annual convention in the city yesterday with editors arriving from Atlanta. The session focused on press matters and the visiting group included the city council. They planned a visit to the State Normal School this morning.
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Atheneum
State Normal School
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Atlanta
Editors Visit Athens For Newspaper Convention
Delegates from numerous papers gather in Athens invited by W A Shackelford and local hosts. The opening session at the Athens club house featured welcome remarks by Mayor E S Smith and a reception, with plans to tour State Normal School and a barbecue before the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo.
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Athena
W. A. Shackelford
The
Oglethorpe Echo
T. W. Reed
H J. Rowe
H. GO. Anderson
J. E Gardner
Athenwam Club
W. 8. Coleman
Cedartown
E. S. Smith
H. H. Revill
Meriwether Vindicator
Atheswam Club
College Avenue
Commercial Hotel
State Normal School
Branson
the Park
Atlanta
Buffalo
Allensville Banner
Jos. P. Bowdoin
Blackwell Times
Ed. Byrd
Buford Plowboy
W. W. Wilson
Covington Star
J. W. Anderson
Blue Ridge Post
J. M. Hackney
Canon Herald
J. N. Bowers
Batter Herald
Wreck on Lake Shore Lines Delays Passengers
A major wreck near Nortonam Ohio at 2:80 this morning involved the Southwestern Limited of the Big Four colliding with a split freight section. No passengers were hurt though several train staff and two unknown tramps were injured and a number of crew are trapped or killed as rescue crews work to clear the damaged Lake Shore tracks.
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Nortixonam
Lake Shore Road
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lake Shore
Frank Anderson
Buffalo
C. G. McCullen
William Elliott
W.M. Baker
Columbax
EF. Loveless
Wien
McCallen
Nottingham
Piles remedy advertised with ointment and pills
A promotional notice touts a cure for piles offering ointment and pills by mail. It claims a never failing care for piles of all kinds and provides prices listed as 250 Bo and 500.
Ohio Democrats Face Conservative Push at State Convention
July 9 in Columbus Ohio a large turnout of 900 delegates and many old Gold Democrats gather for the state convention. Conservatives seek control of committees and the statewide ticket, opposing new ideas on municipal ownership and federal administration.
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Columnus
Board of Public Works
Montenaus
Ohio
McLean
Johnson
Legis Eecre
United States
Fves
Favoring the Boers Promoted by Paris Students Group
A Paris dispatch reports a manifesto in favor of the Boers posted in the Latin quarter signed by Students of Paris and Transvaal Volunteers. It proposes a meeting and a procession toward the grand boulevards led by M. Castanio president of Transvaal Volunteers amid English conduct criticism.
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Paria
New York
Paris
The
Herald
Transvaal
M. Castanio
Transvaal Volunteers
M. Castanios
South
Oil Discovery near Citra Prompts Oil Possibility
County Commissioner Ed L. Wartmann reports an oil stream found about 14 years ago during an artesian well at James A. Harris’s Citra property. Harris claims the oil ran to 820 feet, with Hamilton and others confirming the anomaly as options on supposed oil fields advance but no firm wells yet. Coroner probes death of H O Newell in Milldale with two arrests in Birmingham Mineral Railroad case.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
Mia
Fred Kempson
Cambria, Hillsdale Co
Mich
Citra
Fla
Ooana
Ed L. Wartmann
James A. Harris
Harris
Hamilto
Haalsuaker
Ocata
Newell
Milldale
Brooxonam
Ala
Bessemer
H. O. Newell
Birmingham
Reeder
Paris
A. J. Luciner
George Bullard
Dos Noe
New Road Planned by West Coast Railway Organizing in Tampa
West Coast Railway Company formally organized in Tampa Florida with W W Fuller Jr as vice president and R Macfarlane as secretary treasurer. Directors oversee road affairs as plans promise soon graders and a route to Manatee County. Sparta Presbyterians decide to build a new church. American steamship line project discussed in July notices.
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Tampa
Fla
Joly
Florids
Calaene
R. Fuller, Jr
MB Macfarlane
Rae Board of
R Jolm
Sparta
Presbyterians of
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