Sugden Outsider Wins Mile Purse at Front Wire
December racing notes show Sugden, at even money, breaking the wire to win the mile purse event as an outsider. Other races listed include multiple purses at six furlongs and a one mile event, with favorites and longshots noted amid time figures and body of horses racing at various tracks.
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Pdner
Perazzo
Tedor
Jeconiel
Greain
Bozeman
Gore
Mace Hogans
Bet Sugden
Coburn
Star Cotta
Ke Walcott
Otany
Breton
HRAC
Donnelly
Rica
Futus Grienuse
Sam Yorello
Seeress
Inga King Dell Ries Te Bsested
Resin
Ishle
Lund
Pyon
Esherin
Seise
Belle Reed
Eson
Ithoff
Guwaimne
tRanecis
Tu Ile
Durazzo
Nowaho
Marque
Josh Mile
Lou Welson
Ignacio
Ingleside
Lazarud
Esa
Polly
Rey
Tooker
Gram
Fiarry Thatcher
Mike Murphy
Mythrax
St. Philip
Electric Bitters advertised by Alabama speaker
A testimonial from Mrs S H Newsom of Alabama praises Electric Bitters as a cure for indigestion stomach and liver issues after three years of suffering. The ad claims the tonic helps appetite and weight gain and notes the product is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Ss. H. Newsom
Oldfield Sets One Mile Track Record in Detroit
Barney Oldfield of Detroit drives Tom Copp a’s gasoline racing car at Grosse Pointe track and lowers the world one mile record for a circular track to 1 01 6 and the half mile line to 52 0. Official figures recorded under the Detroit Automobile Racing Association with four timers and two scorers present.
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Oldfield
Detroit
Mich
Barney Oldfield
Tom Coppa
Grosse Pointe
Detroit Automobile Racing Association
Schorr Stable Competes in New Orleans Race Card
New Orleans December 1 report from Crescent City Jockey Club notes Schorr stable as top favorites beaten by Ordnung and Commissioner Forster. Incidents include a failed robbery at Lot Lichtenstein's Louisian Club, and Steward Clarence McDowell arriving. Weather conditions: rain and muddy track. Race results list several events with Dr. Scharri prevailing in the fourth race, along with other placings and entries for the day’s programs.
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New Orleans
Schorr
Ordnung
Forster
W. J. Deboo
O'Connor
Clarence McDowell
Benning
Crescent City Jockey Club
John J. Ryan
Fort Erie
Lot Lichtenstein
Louisian Club
Sua Johnson
A. Bonner
Dienry
Franstamar
Wavisson
U Tol
Vespvia
Buy
Miss “Ara
Annie Lauretta
Vrilmo
Worthington
Boundice
Ly Spenesry
Bronze Demon
Bummer
Della Ostrand
Little Jack Horner
Provost
Ana Tan
Sie
Geally
Buchanan
W. Hicks
Joe Lesser
Judge Magee
Foraker
Lemoyne
Hattie Davis
Lds
Lissome
Right Bower
Right Bower, ‘Ceylon, Russellton, 112; Heitholm
Nabocklish
Guatama
Denny Duffy
Lord Melbourne
Never Smile
Henry McDaniel
Hanover Queen
Dr. Scharff
John Peters
Kate It
Rat Tag
Travers
Mil Leviathan
Dodie S
Moabina
Optimo
Been
Major Dixon
Lennep
Moroni
Georgia Gardner
Rolling Beer
Chickadee
Patheen
Tilo
Banish
Peter Duryea
Rasselas
Elcome
Ing Mayer
Erne
Marcos
Barracks
Tqedec
Florestan
Pickels
Robert G. Lansing
Rherttt
Robbers Active in Wisconsin and South Dakota
Tomah Wisconsin dec 1 three men blew open the local post office safe securing about 1500 dollars in stamps the burglars escaped. Brookings South Dakota dec 1 the Bank of Aurora burglarized but the electric alarm sounded and three burglars were captured one was shot in the leg. Local toughs suspected.
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Wisconsin
South Dakota
Tomah
Wis
Brookings
Dak
Bank of Aurora
Mother Faints After Child Is Recovered In Police Case
A four year old boy was carried off by a hotel servant Charlotte Jefferson, a Black woman, while his mother Mrs William Park watched in horror. The child said he spent the day in a dirty home and was slapped by a Black boy while a Black man cursed him. Police searched all day, and Charlotte returned with the boy last night but remained at large. If caught, she will face prosecution.
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William ‘Park
Mollie Duncan
Charlotte
Mrs. Park
Boxing Ban Lifted in Louisville Under Judge Toney Decision
Louisville officials announce boxing contests may resume under new rules after Judge Toney decision. Brennan says matches require contestant agreements reviewed by the board, which will set regulations. Southern Athletic Club president Gray notes Corbett-McGovern likely to be held in Hollisville. arrangements underway. Also reports Moses Berryman, a victim of the Swift & Co. Chicago plant explosion, has died, bringing death toll to fourteen.
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Judge Toney
Louisville
Brennan
Fic Board of Public Safety
Toney
Robert C. Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Hollisville
Moses Berryman
Chicago
Swift & Co
Atlanta to field new Southern League baseball club
A central Atlanta park at Jackson and Irwin streets will host a new Southern League team. Tommy O'Brien, who won Albany’s pennant last season, will run the players under Homer George of The Memphis Morning News as supervising editor. Charley Frank and Bobby Gilks push plans to field top minor-league talent and open a modern park south.
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Atlanta
Tommy O'Brien
Albany
Irwin Streets
Soulevard
F. M. Coker
Aragon Hotel
George
Coker
Jackson Street Park
Brisbdne Park
Piedmont Park
Charley Frank
Bobby Gilks
Montgomery
Mr. George
Frank
Monstromery
Lew Whistler
Semmes
Montgomery Street Railway
Whistler
Giks
Charleston
Gilks Denies Jumping Contracts With Mobile Club
Bob Gilks of the Frank-Fisher league arrived in the city and forcefully denied reports that he had jumped any contract with Mobile or with the old association. He asserted no contract was signed and challenged evidence, saying he never jumped a contract and would not in the future.
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Bob Gilks
Frank- Fisher
Mobile
Wild League
Atlanta Woman Hurt in Fall from New Jersey Bridge
Miss Annie Sewell of Atlanta, traveling with her aunt Mrs George Weyl of New York, was seriously injured when a two seat carriage toppled off a bridge at North Caldwell New Jersey. The horse broke its neck and the carriage, with occupants, fell about 40 feet to rocks below. The incident occurred as the horse began to shy and back, dragging the carriage over the rail.
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Atlanta
Andy
New Jersey
Annie Sewell
North Caldwell
N. C
New York
George F. Wayl
Caldwell
Grange
Mrs. Weyl
Florance ‘Wevt
Train Delayed After Engine Accident injures Engineer
The Southern Railway train from Birmingham to Atlanta was delayed three hours due to an engine wreck at Villa Rica. The rods on the driving wheels broke, smashing the cab and injuring the engineer so severely he could not continue the trip. No other injuries were reported.
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Southern
Birmingham
Botthern
Atlanta
Villa Rica
Three Winners Out of Four in New Orleans Showing
A brief betting summary from New Orleans lists all horses involved in the record of our clients wagers. It names each horse shown and indicates the performance across the four entries to date.
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New Orleans
Gambling Advisory Promotes Racebook Profits and Subscriptions
A sarcastic pitched gambling column urges readers to join Maxim & Gay Co for daily horse race tips. It touts high returns, secrecy, nationwide bank references, and staged odds guarantees while detailing fees, minimum accounts, and secure remittance methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Maxim & Gay Co
No danger of disease to cattle in Georgia
Farmers and cattle raisers in the south are assured there is virtually no danger of foot and mouth disease spreading in their region. Atlanta veterinarians Carnes and Carnes explain the illness is raging in New England states but will be quarantined by the government to stop spread.
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South
New England
East
Rs. Carnes & Carnes
Atlanta
New England States
Disease prompts strict quarantine and food ban
The government and agricultural department impose stringent quarantine on the disease. Milk, meat, and butter from affected animals are prohibited for human consumption, a measure aimed at preventing further spread. The veterinary profession and public remain under heightened alert.
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Agricultural Department
Veterinary
Receivers Named in H. N. Legg Involuntary Bankruptcy
Involuntary bankruptcy petitions against H. N. Legg, a prominent wholesale grocer, were filed by Nelson Morris Kelley Bros and others. A receiver, Dan McGill, was appointed after Mus Maddox stock was restrained. Legg, once financially strong, is absent from town amid reported assets near 17 000 dollars.
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H. N. Legg
Nelson, Morris & Co
Kelley Bros
H. N. Jere
Legg
J. J
J. B. Maddox
Newman
United States Court
Percy Adams
Atlanta
William H. Beck
Griffin
Messrs. J. J
They Are All Here Adventure and Fiction Xmas Presents
An advertisement from Jno Miler Co at 39 Marietta St promotes adventure tales and fiction as ideal Xmas gifts for boys to read and stay home at night.
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Jno, M. Miler Co
Marietta St
Cow Causes Fatal Wreck Near Council Bluffs
William Hudtell of Moberly Missouri was killed and eight laborers badly hurt when a Wabash work train hit a cow near Council Bluffs Iowa early today. The caboose derailed as the train backed into the animal on the line.
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Council: Bluffs
Iowa
Twiliam Hudtell
Moberly
Here
Piedmont hotel and Century building gas fixtures sale
We fit up the Piedmont hotel and Century building with gas and electric fixtures sold in competition with New York Chicago and Philadelphia factories. We are the only jobbers of gas and electric fixtures south and offer the lowest prices. We sell over 80 percent of the gas fixtures in the city. Get our prices and save money.
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Piedmont Hotel
Century
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta Sealed Bids Invited For Garbage Night Soil Cleaning
By order of the Board of Health in Atlanta bids are invited for five year collection and disposal of garbage night soil and refuse and for cleaning streets. Separate bids for garbage only and night soil only are requested. Cremation or incineration bids for all material are also invited with location chosen by the board. A $5,000 certified check is required with each bid. Bids open at the mayor's office on December 1, 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Atlanta
Iso
Ir B. H. Richardson
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