Aristocracy Wins 40000 For Pittsburg Phil At Saratoga
Aristocracy wins a fortune of 40000 at Saratoga, aided by Great Plunger at 20 to 1. Pittsburg Phil is cited as the winner of the special. The Travers Stakes for 3 year olds is highlighted along with the Saratoga special for 2 year olds. Tankard wins the steeplechase handicap as Daryl refuses the jumps. Ada Nay captures the Travers Stakes in a tight finish ahead of Reliable and Jim Crack.
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Saratoga NY
Saratoga
Ada Ney
Maxie Nayada
William C
Tankard
G Green Ap Daryl
Hermie
Rice
Daingerfield
Odom
H Cochran
van Rigodon
G Green
Woo
Gatherer
Graham
Daryl
Aristocracy
O Nell
Tot
T Burns
Delhi Boxwood Raglan Armondes
James V_ Tin
Pacanoe
Gallant
Crown Prince
Travers
Turiong Ada Nay
Neil
Reliable
Jim Crack
Gannam
Whorer the Picket
Brave and Hartsbourne
Read
Cottige Maid
Hicks
Florham Queen
Pass Book Star and Garter
Locket & Sever
Graceful
Grenade
Sweet Gretchen Divination
Standard Palette
Hippocrates
Ine
Champlain
Jeppen
Wotan
Battis
Juvenal Maxim
Rockaway
Revelle
Rhodes
Lord Advocate
Moore and Sons Eye Glass Grinding Enterprise
MO L Moore and Sons have specialized in grinding eyeglasses for years. Their sons help in a shop that stands out for its eye work. Located at 42 North Ad Forest, Prudential Building.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
North Ad Forest
Prudential Building
Major Delmar Wins Match at Hudson River Driving Club
Major Delmar defeats The Abbott in a special match for 2500 at Poughkeepsie as four races close the Hudson River Driving Club meeting. Delmar led from the start, winning by about four lengths in 2:13 4. C. M. Council of Americus, a southern Georgia businessman, spent the day in Atlanta en route to Saratoga.
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Abbott
Poughkeepsie
Grummer
Hudson River Driving Club
Major Belmar
Detmar
Pola
C. M. Council
Americus
Georgia
Atlanta
Bartatoga
Jimmy Moran Defeats Bobby Moran at Revere Track
James F Moran of Chelsea won a two hour motor paced race at Revere track setting a new time record. Four starters were Moran Walthour McLean and Leanger. Walthour led early, Moran surged in the final stretch to win Moran 77 miles 2 laps, Walthour 76 miles 7 laps, McLean 72 miles 6 laps.
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Revere
Mass
James F Moran
Chelsea
Revere Track
Moran
Walthour
McLean
Leanger Walthour
RicLean
NO MORE BOXING FOR JEFFRIES
San Francisco reports Robert Fitzsimmons returning from Harbin Springs where Jeffries vowed no more boxing until a planned meeting with Corbett. Fitzsimmons says Jeffries refused further hard bouts though Delaney urged more, asserting Jeffries remains stubborn yet healthy and strong. Corbett trains daily at Almaden with Tommy Ryan as the Germania Life Insurance special agent in North Carolina opens an Atlanta district office.
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San Francisco
Robert Fitzgmmons
Harbin Springs
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Pugilist
Delaney
Alameds
Tommy
Ryan
Wiliam J Pogue
Germania Life Insurance Company
New York
North Carolina
Atlanta
Germania | Life
Professor says crisis for the negro race in America
In Birmingham, August, Professor W H Council, principal of the Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes at Normal, Ala, warned that antagonism to African Americans is rising in the north. He argued the South remains the Negro’s rightful home where honest, industrious labor benefits both races and should be recognized by whites and blacks alike.
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Birmingham
Ala
W H Council
Agricultural and Mechanical Colege For
Normal
Birmngham
America
South
Virginia Carolina Chemical shale mill shutdown denial
Charleston August 4 Special W 2B Cfilsholm manager for South Carolina of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company issued a statement denying unusual or significant shutdowns at Charlottesville mills The company holds a large fertilizer stock and rail operations resumption is seen as key to a rapid securities recovery He noted reports of dismantling at smaller plants were longstanding and lacked special significance.
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Planta
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Valuable horses burned at Empire City trotting track
A fire destroyed the Empire City trotting track stables near Yonkers New York early today causing the loss of two valuable horses Bernalga owned by W B Chinholm Cleveland valued at 7000 and Del Barr owned by J S Bmuth White Plains valued at 20000 the fire led to the possible arson inference as authorities suspect an incendiary supervised the blaze and several high priced mounts were moved to safety.
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Bernalde
del Barr
Yonners
New York
Bernalga
W. B Chinholm
Cleveland
J. 5
Bmuth
White Plains
Empire City
Yonkers
Steeda
Blondey Night
Caldwell Defeats Nelson in Colfeum Pace Race
In Providence on August 6 Harry Caldwell defeated Joy Nelson in a one mile motor paced race at the Colfeum track. Raabeanny Soe welhour's yeove provided the event's background and atmosphere for the meeting.
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Caldwell
Nelson
Providence
Harry Caldwell
Joy Nelson
Colfeum
Cne
Eenel Welhour
British Duo Wins Davis Cup in Five-Set Showdown
The Doherty brothers of Britain clinched the Davis Cup by winning both singles matches against the United States, with H. L. Doherty defeating William A. Larned and H. L. Doherty beating R. D. Wrenn in two long five-set battles before a crowd of 5,000. The cup will be kept by the English Lawn Tennis Association as speculation grows over next year’s challenge.
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Boston
Joseph Dwight Davis
Iis
England
R. L
H. —. Doherty
H. L. Doherty
William A Larned
Rpd Wrenn
H J. Doherty
H D Wrenn
Doherty
Wrenns
Heo O Doherty
Larned
Stneamen
Hla
RF. Doherty
R D Wrenn
Wrenn
Englshman
R F. Doherty
English Lawn Tennis Association
Thornton Brothers Win Tennis Tourney in Atlanta
Nat Thornton claimed the singles title and teamed with his brother to win the doubles for the Thornton brothers at the Atlanta Tennis Club in West End. Patterson fought hard in singles but Thornton prevailed in a close match while Smith and Howell were overmatched in doubles. Carlton Smith organized the event and earned praise for its success.
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West End
Nat Thornton
Thornton Brothers
Dot Berrien
Halsey
Thorntons
Smith
Howell Onty
Thornton
Patterson
Fhia
Gladiatora
Smith and
Howell
Smith and Howell
Carlton Smith
Chicago Stakes for Dick Welles at Harlem Race Meet
Dick Welles won the Chicago stakes at Harlem by two lengths as Toah and Gregory trailed. A raid threat curtailed betting, with six and seven races declared off. weather was clear and track good. Floral Wreath won the first race, Clifton Forese the second, and Dick Welles the third in a fast one mile dash.
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Dick Welles
Harlem
Toah
Bragg
Respess
Gregory
Pick Welles
Harlem Village
Hrace
Floral Wreath
L. Wilson
Dutch Gerter
H. Phillips
Christine A
W Knapp
Lickory Corners
Albemarle
Dr Guernsey
Gread Marcos
Safeguard
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Angelee
Handley Cross
Worthington
Cifton Forse
wWaonderly
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Dominick
Evan
Don Dono
Kerrell
Blumenthal
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Toltec
Hed Bird
Touchstone
Sunny Brook
Kleinwood
Knight
Tuah
J Woods
Brags
Wonderly
McGee
Aladdin
John Bright
Qntonagon
Gregor K
Lucien Appleby
Conqueror
Hargis
Brulare
Warte Nicht
Bessie McCarthy
Arthur
Witchcraft Nannie Hodee
Maggie Leeber
Shaitain
Florence Fonso
Voila Gayoso
Mat Wells
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Miss Coughlin
Pocassal
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Peat
Big Hen
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Bob Louisville
Prodigal Son
Lord Melbourne
the Forum
Kilmorle
Marlin
Great Inspiration and Opportunity at University of Georgia
A Georgian youth can prepare for life work at the University of Georgia with affordable board at Denmark Dining Hall offered on cooperative plan for 790 dollars per month and dormitory rooms free. The Echood of Agriculture offers three courses in agriculture horticulture and dairying plus one year and three month options beginning Sept 14 1904 and Jan 1 respectively with no matriculation fees. The School of Pharmacy provides university equipment and professional instruction led by Dr S C Benedict. The Law School offers a two year program approved by the American and Georgia Bar Associations, with six professors and daily classes. other departments are open to law students without charge. Senator Bacon is a graduate. Professor Sylvaine Morris is dean. next session opens September 15. Contact Chancellor Walter B Hill in Athens for details.
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Denmark
Echood of Agriculture
Board of Visitors
Terrell
Dudley “Co Hughes
State Agricultural Society
School of Pharmacy
Ha Studenta
8. C. Henedict
Medical Association of Georgia
American Bar Association
Georgia Bar Association
Engele
Bacon
Sylvaine Morris
Walter B Hill
Athens
Close of Buffalo Racer Grand Circuit Meet
Buffalo August 6 grand circuit meet closed with no stakes. In 3.16 trot purse 1,000 Caspian won two heats, Miss Fearing second, Fred McClung third, best time 2 13 4. In 2 23 trot purse 1,000 Monroe won two heats, Yankee Boy second, Crown Princess third. In 2 16 pace purse 1,000 Ebony King won two heats, Joe Bibley second, Don Cozins third, best time 2 12.
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Summery
Caspian
Miss Fearing
Fred McClung
Monroe
Yankee Boy
Crown Princess
Ebony King
Joe Bibley
Don Cozins
Degrading the Officers to Manuks in Alabama Camp
Montgomery Aug 8 Two non commissioned officers Sergeant Renfro of the Selma company and Corporal Foster of the Tuscaloosa company were reduced to ranks for a long time in camp. Their stripes were torn from them before that guesspye companies Foster was also.
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Renfro
Selma
Foster
Tuscaloosa
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Mafalda Wins Ozark Selling Stake At Delmar Park
At St Louis on August 8 Mafalda with Bugler Ar 4ta led to win the Ozark Selling Stake a 6 furlongs dash at Delmar Park with Magnolia second and Mildred third. Sheehan rode Mafalda well from the stretch as another horse overtook the field winning by a half length. Rocke Sheehan claimed three winners that day out of six mounts while track was fast.
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St Louis
Mafalda
Bugler
Ozark
Delmar Park
Magnolia
Mildred
Sheehan
Rocke
Tom Isley
Dr Cartledge
FJ Smith
Happy Hooligan
MedHisgins
Tremaine
Noel
Sartus Resartus
Furrowa
Perla
Quaker Girl
Esking Noweta
M Lowe
Hindi
Bridwell
Mortis Volmer
Higging
Ozark Belling
Pheeman
W. Watson
Mildred L
Booker
Dor Alvaro
Wenrick
Wreath of Ivy
Check Morgan
Mite
Attteanth
Orris
Higgins
Juwon
Lasso
Howell
Orheam
Linden Elia
South Breese
Knight Out of Office as Sheriff Vacancy Declared
Governor Terrell declared the sheriff of Berrien County vacant after Knight failed to post a new bond. The county's ordinary will appoint a temporary sheriff to serve until an election within twenty days. The bond issues involved Lincoln Fidelity and Guaranty Company and prior bonds, with adjustments made in July and August.
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Terrell
Sherff
Berrien County
Berrien
Lincel
Fidelity and Guarant
Knight
Airight
GWV
Greg
Gress
Bes Tien
Old Confederate Vet Arrested For Begging On Streets
B F West a elderly Confederate veteran was arraigned in the recorder's court for begging on the streets. The officer said he begged to fund whisky and had refused the Soldiers home pension. Captain Jennings urged leniency and the recorder allowed West to go on promise to stop begging and drinking. West fought with the Twenty fourth Georgia and was wounded at Chancellorsville.
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B. F. Weat
Alma
F West
Recorders Court
West
Captain Jennings
Holand
Twenty-fourth
Georgia
Chancellorsville
John Welch Announces Candidacy for City Council
John Welch a well known engineer on the Western and Allandee railroad announced his candidacy for alderman from the fifth ward at the next election. He follows former council member Vetch who also hailed from that ward. Councilman F Styron the current senior representative will seek re election as alderman at the next vote. Bell Meade stock to be sold in New York to determine future ownership and mortgage liquidation. Hawkinsville reports first base competition in the local area as B Ragan makes an early bid in the field.
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Cole
Glal
Tam ¢Lal
Atlanta
A. C. Cole & CO
Empire Building
Atlanta, GA
John Welch
Western
Allandee
Vetch
F. Styron
Bell Meade
Nashville
Tenn
New York
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