Race day results at New Orleans track with multiple wins
Racing card shows several winners including Tom Maybin at 3 to 1 and Scorpio at 10 to 1. Pelting weather and foggy tracks marked the day as multiple events across six races produced varied outcomes with horses like Sweet Alice, Tan, and Gannon among the contenders.
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Scorpio
Pierce J
Tom Maybin
Orleans
Sweet Alice
Tom May
Hooker
Glelgersep
Ans
Mina
Oe Woot
Oronte
Nimble Nag
Ped Touchwood
Arver Immortelle
Hope
Calette
Gabe
Peter An
Nahock
Gannon
Sand
fLandicap
Great Alice
Skinnon
Galtes
B. Frleey
Hiper
W._O Connor
Rankin
Pirsze
Rpheum Tan
Jarboe
Haack
O'Connor
Theain
New Orleans
Shrine
Hedge
Puredale
Obert G. Lansing
Revakston
Nu Optima
Fom Et Nu Quick
Henry of Fra
Sue Johnson
Brandy Smash
Kabyle
Moroni
Ben Frost
John Potter
Scharé
Travers
Jackoo Ag
Athe Tachy
Flora Lev
Wy Mathilde
Argensis
Agnes
Slack
I Atkins Overton
Mary Moore
Bean
Joe Coln
Saragamp
Right Bower
Swordsman
Flop
Prince Ecome
Anaur
Sewanee Fans Favor Three Members on All Southern Team
The Constitution’s All Southern team includes three Sewanee players praised for strong seasons and captaincy discussions. Osborne’s cited as top garter back though some doubt his acceptance of captaincy. Colmore and Phillips also win nomination talk. Suburban Handicap entries at Sheepshead Bay close January 5, 1903, with $17,500 in value.
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Wanee
Tenn
Sewanee
All Southern
Hough
Iomore
Vanderbilt
Osborne
Colmore
Phillips
Corrigan Wins In Engleside Mile Handicap At Latonia
Corrigan the favorite with Ransch up won the mile and seventy yards handicap at Engleside. Flash of Gold second Autolight third. Latonia spring meeting stakes close January 1 for 1903 with events including the Chipsetta, Harold, Cincinnati Trophy, Brewers Exchange, Merchant stakes, Decoration handicap, Cincinnati Hotel, Latonia Derby and Latonia Oaks with substantial added money and a silver cup for the winner.
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Burns
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Jim Bromowell
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Reed
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Bal
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Golden Light
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Florina Li
Golden Cottage
the Miller
Irene Lindsey
Coburn
Huachuca
C Ransch
Meenanus
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Walhurst
Sly
Jim Hale
Stuyve
Vohker
Flash of Gold
McCue
Lode Star
Gaviota
Gold van
Donnelly
Gold Bell
Jockey Club
Nervatorian
Cincinnati
Julius Fleischman
Brewers Exchange
Resolution to have portrait of Ephraim Kirby painted
Montgomery special reports the grand lodge session noting a motion passed to paint a portrait of Ephraim Kirby a former general grand high priest and Alabama judge. Also updates on new lodges state finances frost conditions excursions pardons and Lovejoy impeachment testimony closing.
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Local Weather Forecast and Funeral Notices
The local weather bureau predicts continued fair and cooler conditions in Atlanta today. Funeral services list multiple victims and times, with interments in Westview and Oakland cemeteries, and services at various churches, followed by transport to city and out-of-town burial sites.
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Atlanta
J. B. Marbury
Conference Opens For United Brethren Church In Peoples Tabernacle
The annual Georgia United Brethren conference begins this afternoon at 4 o clock in the Peoples Tabernacle at McDaniel and Hightower streets with 15 to 20 ministers expected. Bishop Kephart of Dayton Ohio will preach tonight at 7 30 and reports plus next year assignments will be announced. Brooklyn Handicap entries with 10000 added and an estimated value of 17500 will close January 5 at Gaagerend New York.
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People’s Tabernacle
United Brethren Church of Georgia
McDaniel
Georgia
New York
Gaagerend
Memphis Jockey Club announces 1908 spring stakes list
Memphis Tennessee December 3 The following is a complete list of stakes offered by the Memphis Jockey Club for the spring meeting of 1908 closing January 2 Two year olds in 1903 Gennessee Derby Tennessee Oaks Gaston Hotel stakes Recaphis stakes etc For 3 year olds and upwards Montgomery handicap Peabody Hotel handicap Tennessee Brewing Company selling stakes Cotton steeplechase handicap The Tennessee Derby and Oaks for 1903 closed last January to be decided at the coming meeting Declarations must be made on or before January 2, 1908.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Jockey Club
Tennessee Brewing Company
Ban on Washington Masons Strikes Texas Fraternities
Houston December 3 The Masonic grand lodge of Texas refuses to restore relations with the grand lodge of Washington until Washington abandons its stance recognizing blacks and others as clandestine. Some states have accepted Washington's explanation and restored ties.
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