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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1905
Page
3
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Fragmentary OCR text shows a horse race prize table and the names of horses, riders, and odds. Numerous garbled fragments reference Saratoga, distances, purses, and various participants, but clear events, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
New York reports that the Australian crawl, popularized by champion Bud Goodwin, draws widespread U S interest. Goodwin notes it speeds races but tires quickly. experts like Meffert plan to adopt the stroke, while emphasizing breathing challenges and the need for strong arms.
John L Sullivan recalls the Mississippi City fight with Paddy Ryan, Mike Gleason’s backers, and crowd rumors about a red-haired woman. He describes Chicago Elks parties, Mayor Carter Harrison era, and satirical tales of police, betting, and Fitz and Depew’s vanished fortunes.
The column argues Britt and Nelson should settle their feud in a decisive bout for winter pay, citing big money and public demand. It considers Jim McCormick's potential clash with Gus Rublin in California and notes past bouts shaping a possible rapid top-tier showdown. The piece urges ending six-round limits and backs a longer, more decisive fight era.
L MOORE and SONS offer elegant eyeglasses with light construction and sharp grinding. Experts in adjusting frames, they operate at 42 N Broad St Provisions Building.
At Readville Mass in August purses of 800 and 600 were offered. The Friend won three straight heats in pace events with top times listed. Jennie Scott Bon also swept three heats in trot events. Betty Hook placed second in one race and Morons Bow Catcher, Tony Faust, Wilkes, Ader and others started. Stiletto won three straight heats in another pace event with times noted. Nan Pattersn, Robbin Boctia and Terry Woodline also ran.
The navy medical authorities seek congressional action to remodel and expand facilities at Norfolk and Port Royal to increase care for sick and wounded. They aim to add 250 patients and raise total accommodations to about 80 beds across the camps and hospitals.
Latonia races feature Haviland the winner of the handicap at a mile and 100 yards with Coruscate second and Brancas third. Bravery and others race in multiple events as track conditions stay fast with several close finishes.
Camp Tige Anderson United Confederate Veterans unanimously endorses General Andrew J West of Atlanta to succeed General McGlashan as Georgia Division UTCV commander. Reunions set for Macon October 24 and 25. West has not consented to candidate use, but supporters cite his Confederate service and organizing leadership.
The advertised Bic excursion from the Halt of the Micon and Firming ham railway to Savannah and Tybee on August 10 1905 is canceled. Previous rate and schedule announcements for this excursion are rescinded by RHODES General Passenger Agent Macon and Birmingham Railway, Macon, Georgia.
For over 25 years Dr Hathaway treats urinary and related diseases at his private lab and Atlanta office. He advertises home treatment options, free examinations, and a mailed book on disease to interested patients, listing ailments from kidney and bladder trouble to glandular issues and other chronic conditions with contact at 25 Inman Bldg, 922 Broad St, Atlanta Georgia.
A petition filed in Fulton County Superior Court seeks the charter and $25,000 capital stock for Piedmont Sanitarium to receive care for patients and to admit others needing treatment. The suit alleges negligence by Seaboard Air Line and lists Amster and Amstorth of Athens as petitioners and Arnold & Arnold as attorneys. the filing notes a 20 year charter with possible extension.
An unclear note describes Hawley Wuohead Mire Hawey being sent to a county facility for retirement or secure care. The document references Mil Tedgeyie and there are mentions of ownership by Charlie. Details are fragmented and partially garbled.
An afternoon and evening concert program is announced for Grant Park and Ponce de Leon with pieces from Verdi Wagner and intermezzi. The notices include references to Nabuc, a Japanese serenade, and orchestral items among others, reflecting a lively city parks concert schedule.
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