Three favorites win at Crescent City track at fairgrounds
New Orleans December 1 three favorites scored at the Crescent City Jockey Club track. Ethies upset in the last race at 25 to 1, while Calabash and Phil Fled also claimed wins amid Readable odds and jockeys listed. Races included Pine and a half furlongs, five furlongs, and mile events with bettors weighing outcomes and payouts totaling substantial sums.
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New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Calabash
Phil
Dwyer
Ethies
Brown
Kate
Guy Adelaide
Smith
Pancreatis
CY MciGee
Hennibal Bey
W Murphy
Fallona
Eline
Whippoorwill
Blusher
Pesey
Sewell
Attraction
Ohanneson
Remington
Lady Obiskwick
Pin Sticker
Lamacraw
Amy Riley
Glad Corsair
Calabasa
W McGee
Cousin Hate
Green
Bier Brown
Freeman
Marvel F. Woening
Russell Blue Pirate
Tomachichi
Port Worth
Phil Finca
L Wilson
Livingston
Hing Tole
Tartan
Wiavieny
Columbia Girl
Mayor Mringerfield
Liber
Chinn and Forsyth
Don Alvagvato
Tom Mankins
Simon Kent
Denry Bert
Ingolthoitt ‘van Wess
Vile Antheony
Cashier
Vionnen Mala
Redgewood Roderick
Dave Stahl
Stah
Logistitia
John Randolph
Mr Tach Tos
Chorus Delights Many at Atlanta Turn Verein Concert
The sixty day old Veren Maennechor choir in Atlanta drew about a hundred music lovers last night. The chorus vociferously applauded with four soloists Miss Grace Lee Brown, Miss Anna E Hunt, Frank Candell, and TC Wheat receiving hearty praise. Dr J Lews 3vonne, magician and conductor, trained the festival. the Atlanta nymphant orchestra leader of the mani narcho played all accompaniments, and a grand dance followed with widespread enthusiasm among the younger attendees.
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Atlanta
Veren Maennechor
Turn Verein Nai
Cha Maennercher
Grace Lee Brown
Anna E Hunt
Frank Candell
TC Wheat
J Lews
Atlanta Nymphant Orchey
Pregert
City Park Track Meet at New Orleans Reveals Mixed Card
Attendance at City Park track in New Orleans was strong despite Thanksgiving crowds. Don Fonso won the opening race, Elliott placed heavily in the last, and multiple races featured notable upsets and incidents. Fateful falls occurred in the second race, with Clausug breaking at the first jump but jockey unhurt. The day highlighted wagers and performances across five and a half furlong, mile, and hurdle events with diverse results among favorites and longshots.
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New Orleans
City Park Track
Gerharcy
Cassidy
Don Fonso
Elliott
Hackey Secong
Seteee
Clausus
Bia Reck
Don Fon
Munro
Goldzone
Dely
Oliver
Pitkin Rein Devils
Rama Topochico
The
Wadleigh
Ked Ruby Ron
Lionel
Archibald
Inds
Yourell
Oliver Mac
Ren
Clausug
CW Daly
Billy Bandse
Obert
Tudge Traynor
Allen
Tima
Derrick
Royal Legend
Susanne Rocamaore
Wood Claim
Molg
Grace Wagner
Cwishard
Ferroniere
Adesso
LeTber Gore
Virginie Withers
Fallen Leaf
Weber Fields
Liddon
Evaskil
Glisten
BancHion
Daveskin
Labor St
Rosebud
Monterey
Franch Wan
Kercheval
Rain Dewl
van Guard
Orbicular
Rickey
Bellenicker
Hadar
Bellsnicker
Dennil & Simmons
Bryan
Big Stone
Janeta
Envoy
Shawana
Sheen
Cygnet
Wild Irishman
Jack Adams
Robin Hood
Gearaphine
Felix Mozzes
Bendenhurst
Josh Ratlin
Blue Bird
Fox Mead
Salvage
Black Fox
Thesman
Beckt Gregg Hardware entertains city salemen at Etowah
FH Jones of Beck & Gregg Hardware Company hosts the Beck & Gregg city sales department for an evening dinner at the Etowah restaurant. A luncheon menu and a humorous turkey and pumpkin souvenir cartoon by Lewis Gregg accompany guest seating, with a separate dinner arranged for the colored parters and draymen at Ivy Street.
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FH Jones
Beck & Gregg Hardware Company
Etowah
O H Jones
Lewis Gregg
Mr Jones
Wovwee Crumsey
J Oh Franklin Willis Timmons
Paul McCarter
Clyde West
Adolph Steiner
Jean Stephene
John Farnsworth
Paul Upshaw
H Majors
Greg Willamson
Homer Mills
Grady Callaway
Harry Horses
Suler
Short Prices Romped Home At Bennings Today
Horses romped in at Bennings with eight to five odds as the best prevailing prices. Mollie Donohue won the first race at six and a half furlongs, Cary took the second, Hocua-Poous won the third, Mile Nattig Buimpo the fourth, Delphi the fifth, Sunray the sixth, and Sunray then Toscan led the seventh race. Entries listed for races across one mile to three miles with multiple horses and riders.
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Bennings
Mollie Donohue
Fancy Bird
Gladwin
Bix
Cary
Akbar
Old Guard
Mahogany
Seany
Father D
Del-phi
Gambier
Fiat
Sunray
Toscan
Scirthiese
Echodale
Copper
Cannonball
Thiatledale
the Cure
Bob Murphy
John F ‘Ahearn
Posey
Royal” Window
Gunstons
Jack Young
Ostrich
Louise Jocard
James Rayhoven
Ruby Hempstead
Sailor Key
Brilliant
Noblesse Oblige
Furionge
Sixta
Ifamticap
Mila
Ormondes
Hohemia
Zeala
Robbie Kean
Pre
Tenaicu
St Sidney
C Love
Aoa
Peter Paul
Ommy Warach
Louis
Arimah Gowan
Aribes Hu
Robert Neville
Welbourne
Henry Harrison
Bettie Bouncer
Tamrvelong tale prompts rejuvenating Italy offer
An odd promotional note claims a miracle product from Flood Co and Sarespar Cowell, promising remarkable rejuvenation in exchange for a package purchase. The snippet hints at a sales pitch tied to a unique “Javan Pills” story and a broad money value, with unclear origins.
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Italia
Flood Co
Pro- Sarespar
Cowell
Mavs
Club Athletes Show Tonight At Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club hosts its annual athletic evening with unusual acts. A jin jitsu bout between two Japanese masters headlines the program, alongside indoor baseball, headball, and basketball shortened for time. Members and their guests attend the exhibition featuring bar work class and other club exercises.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
America
Bobby Walthour Delays Return From Europe Trip
Atlanta rider Bobby Walthour will not return home before December 2 lingering in New York to observe the six day race and to provide New York papers with insights on riders. He plans to depart for Europe again December 31 to meet Robi in a major race, despite his ease in his last victory.
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Walthour
New York
Bobby Walthours
Atlanta
Bobby
Europe
Onder
Robi
iWatthour
Applicants Rush for Reformatory Posts Ahead of 1906 Opening
Prospective superintendents and teachers flood the state reformatory job pool even before contracts are let. Salaries are set low, with the superintendent earning around 60 to 75 dollars monthly and guards about 25 dollars. The commission will wait months to decide, hiring a few guards and teachers initially, plus a surgeon and yard master to run the institution.
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State Reformatory
Inmites
Prison Commission
Fred
State Farm
Mrs Spalding Funeral Planned at Dr Spalding Home
The funeral for the late Mrs Van Hil Ward Spalding is set for Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the residence of Dr A T Spalding on Courtland Street. She will be accompanied by her sister Mrs Annie Mays Dow her children Ven and Hilliard Spalding and her brother in law Mr John Spalding. They will arrive in the city this afternoon via the Southern railroad and go directly to Dr Spalding's residence. The notice also advertises The Texas Wonder a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles available from DeFo Hall 2930 Olive St St Louis.
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van Hil- Ward Spalding
A T Spalding
Courtland Street
Annie Mays Dow
Chhldren
Hilliard Spalding
John Spalding
City
Southern Railroad
Spalding
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