Walthour and Moran to clash in 5 mile rear race at Coliseum
Crowds pack Piedmont park as Jimmy Moran the cycle king of Chelsea faces Bobbie Walthour of Atlanta in a 5 mile motor paced rear race at the Coliseum. Moran trails Walthour in past meetings but both are in top form and a fast pace is expected tonight. Reserved seats and boxes are nearly sold out, with sales at 41 North Pryor street. Walthour will be paced by Layson and Moran by Bennett, with several short events to follow the main race.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Bobbie Walthour
Atlanta
Coliseum
Piedmont Park
Waithour
Boston
Walthour
Moran
Dare Devil
Advame
Pryor Street
Layson
Bennett
Prince
Techs to Have Field Day for Southern Intercollegiate Meet
Track athletes at Tech will be chosen next Wednesday April 23 for the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association field day. Medals await winners in events like standing broad jump running high jump 10 yard dash shot put 22 yard dash 120 yard hurdles 440 yard dash nose vault hammer throw 880 yard run running broad jump and mile.
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The
Tech
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
University of Georgia
Nashville
Jackson
Ech
Missing Man Baxley Disappears Near Talladega
A. B. Baxley, 48, vanished from his Talladega area home on March 10. Relatives in Atlanta are assisting as a reward of 350 is posted for information. He is described as about 5 feet 8 inches, 145 pounds, dark eyes, light hair turning gray, with a wart near the nose and a mole on the neck. He wore a Bray suit and dark felt hat.
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A. B. Baxley
Talladega
Ala
Atlanta
Coogler
Winesett Marries Again Linking to Walthour Kin
Walthour kin Bobbie Walthour learns of the marriage of Winesett to Miss May Breele daughter of Mrs H J Pogue of Bellwood Ga. The ceremony occurred at Mr Pogue's home with Rev W A Babb officiating. Winesett kept the union secret until a Boston trip to arrange for Walthour’s race. The bride, 14, will join Winesett traveling east this summer and reside in Virginia next year.
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Walthour
May Breele
H J Pogue
Exmott Street
Bellwood
W A. Babb
Western Heights
Winesett
Boston
Walthaur
Messrs. Winesett
Zenus Fields
Bobbie Walthour
FLE Wines
Bob
Whinesett
Battle Hill
Miss Steele
Mrs Pogue
Mr. Pogue
Mra Winesett
Marietta
Winesetts
Virginia
Owner Turns Umpire and Gets Soaked at Piedmont Park
Peter, owner of Atlanta's franchise, stepped in when no umpire was present at Piedmont Park. He calmed the crowd with a steady voice as spectators demanded the game proceed. A heckler interrupted, shouting for something new while Peter prepared to resume play.
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ET Peter
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Mr Peter
Smith
Peter
Mark
Henley
Frank
Longley
Baker
Hoffmeister
Laush
Pabet
Bexcomes
Krug
Pabst
Belle of Grand Rapids Promoter Prompts Health Letter
Miss Marie Johnson of Grand Rapids Michigan advocates Wine of Cardui as a solution for menstrual irregularities and related female ailments. The letter cites dramatic recoveries, urges readers to obtain a two dollar bottle, and directs contact to The Chattanooga Medicine Co. for advice and literature.
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Marie Jane
Grand Rapids, Mich
Marie Johnson
Broadway
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cardui
Miss Johnson
Cardi
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Columbia Theater Becomes Bijou in Atlanta Remodeling
The Columbia theater on Marietta street will be renamed the Bijou under manager Jake Wells. Remodeling begins May 1 with a new Marietta street entrance and a full-width arcade under a massive exterior sign. The project totals about 20000 dollars and a New York contractor, E C Hoth, may bid on the work.
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Columbia Theater
Atlanta
Marietta Street
Jake Wells
Wels
Richmond
South
Columbia
E C. Hoth
New
DeGivees Theater
Col.mbia
Wells
Contests Over Two Will Of Willam Marsh Rica
The Surrogate of New York, April 16, set hearings on the two wills of William Marsh Rica, whose murder conviction of Albert T Patrick was recent. J C Tomlinson for Patrick urged postponement until June, pending indictments for forgery against the witnesses Short and Meyers. Surrogate Fitzgerald refused further delay and the hearing paused after one witness, resuming tomorrow.
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New York
Willam Marsh Rica
Albert T Patrick
Fitzgerald
J. C Tomlinson
Patrick
Short and Meyers
Patrick Will
Capital and Took Increased by New Stock Increase
New York Central stockholders meet in Albany and approve raising capital from 115 million to 150 million dollars. A new lease with Mohawk and Malone Railroad authorizes 30 million in 334 percent bonds, with 6.4 million to retire old bonds and the rest for improvements.
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New York Central Railroad
Albany
N. Y
New York Central and Hudson Railroad Company
Board of Dirators
Mohawk and
Malone
Carolina Beats Georgia In Slow Game At Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill on April 16, North Carolina defeated Georgia 8 to 2. McDonald, Cocke, Holt triad produced a notable triple, while MedCalla made a running catch for Georgia. Bower walked six as Wilcox and McDonald shared pitching duties. Georgia faces North Carolina again tomorrow and Virginia Friday, with Raleigh hosting Saturday. Other scores note Princeton over Lehigh 13–0 and Nashville-area games.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina
Georgia
McDonald
Cocke
Holt
MedCalla
Bower
North Carolina
Wilcox
Council
Beaver McDonald
Dickinsott
Beaver
McCalla
Cheshire
Carr
Virginia
Raleigh
Maze wins steepest chase at Memphis with French rider
In Memphis on April 15 a large crowd watched a scenic hurdle race with ten horses. Maze ridden by Mgr Taffin won the steeplechase by three lengths against Precursor as two horses fell, including Helen Paxton who somersaulted over a jump. Earlier races saw Sarah Maxim, Maverick, Gallantree, Silurian, and Toad win, with racing entries listed for the day. Charleston loses to Augusta 18 to 0 in golf. Henry Cummings sets amateur course record with 39.
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Memphis
Tenn
Helen Paxton
Mgr. Taffin
Mazo
Jennie Day
Slater
Sons
Sarah Maxim
Vuléain
N. Turner
Maze
Taffin
Pre- Cursor
Downe
Golden Ddoke
J. M. Weber
Toad
Wirkfield
Leroy
Rob&tson
Admo- Pee
O’brien
Augusta
Charleston
8. C
Charleston Country Clit Links
Henry Cummings
Upsets Rule Aqueduct as Candling Wins at 16 to 1
At Aqueduct on April 16 several favorites fell. Candling, at 16 to 1, claimed the last race easily from Alsike while Discus won the first 2 year old race and Mystic Belle Ex aminer prevailed in another 2 year old event. T. Burns rode two winners.
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New York
Aqueduct
Candling
Alsike
Discus
Mystic Belle Examiner
Red Knight
T. Burns
Discus CH
Cochran
Mystic Belle
J. Datyy
Epidemics
Shea
Tatalist
Shandonfield
Alacit
Creamer
St. Burns
Landry
Ture Bey
Booker
Lucky Star
Animosty
Jack McGinn
J Duty
Tive
Thy Referee
Wonderly
Pred Krupp
H. Cochran
Iridiagcent
McCue
Candting
L. Smith
Brennan
Vassal Dance
Mark Cheek
Uncle Louis
Latonia Jockey Club Officers Elected
Latonia Jockey Club in Cincinnati held a meeting where officers were elected. President Judge George S. Perkins succeeds John C Sherlock. Vice President Jules Fielschmaan serves as vice president. Secretary and treasurer EC Hopper becomes assistant secretary JD Dijon. Directors include CJ Christie, EB F Clay, Brent Arnold, LP Taunton, WE Rhoepf, J T Carew, WW Ramses, HM Levy, Charles D Meade, Jesse Lawman, Nicholas Longworth, and EA Hart.
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Latonia Jockey Club
Cincinnati
George S. Perkins
John C Sherlock
Jultue Fielschmaan
E C Hopper
John B. Dijson
C J. Christie
EB F_ Clay
Brent Arnold
L P_ Taunton
EK Rhoepf
J. T. Carew
W W Ramses
H. M Levy
Charlies D Meade
Jesse Lawman
Nicholas Longworth
E A Hart
Heikes Wins Trophy in Asheville Shooting Tourney
In Asheville, April 16, special report: Holla Heikes won first prize in the handicap event, after taking third place in the recent 7 sems contest. Weather was favorable and high scores were posted as the tournament neared its close. The event ends tomorrow. Campbell Acquitted in Athens
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Heikes
Asheville
Hollaeikes
Campbell
Athens
C. F&f
Trust
Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County
Champagne price rise surpasses all rivals worldwide
The text notes Moet & Chandon Champagne for 1901 over 183 increases by more than 100 percent compared with all other Champagne houses. Moet & Chandon White Seal from Epernay, France, comes from the celebrated 1893 vintage popular globally. The Kreuz Zeitung of Berlin discusses alleged embattlements by US soldiers in the Prinkes and claims imperialism advances.
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Moet & Chandon
Epernay
France
Kreuz Zeitung
Berlin
United States
Prittines
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