Horse Racing At City Park Delivers Lively Crowds And Upsets
At City Park in New Quang on December 4 a cold day drew a large Monday crowd. Four heavily backed favorites won but an extreme outsider Lacadie at 40 to 1 captured the second race by a nose. Magistrate won the third and La Cache took the sixth. Casuidy handled barrier duties satisfactorily. Also noted are entries for today and a Methodist conference suspension of Rev J Hawkinson for six months after charges of slander and impugning a pastor.
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New Quncang
City Park
Lacadie
Janette
Magistrate
Tagwon
Casuidy
Washington
Lady Hsther
Wisharé
Croghan
Roma
the Laurel
Elysee
Fisnz Charcoal
Major Carpenter
Tom
Troxler
Tikdman
Jaura Hunter
Davidson
Clifton Bo
Yack Ratlin
Berry Hughes
Jack Alams
Estrada Palma
Tammany
C Morrisi
Luralighter
Winger
Tire
Rolling Boer
Little Boy
Diggins
Koerner
Hennesey
Red Fox
Rickey
Chief Hayes
Keenor
Leta Duffy
Taviar
Ivanhte
Bass
Billy Handsel
Custus
the Davis
Algonquin
the Trifer
Henry Act
St. Noel Fiortuel
Ferry Man
Tom Riley
Benson
the Don
Clifton Forge
Cardona
Shawana
Opa Chico
St. Joseph
Quinn Brady
Gold Mate
Bryan
Orly TZ
Fouth
Taplola
Little Elkin
Safety Light
Glisten
Town Moor
Great Hastern
Eclectic
Woggleb
Mathis
Glanclare
Hrnolette
Don Fons
Wooitessa
Roo
Chimingo
Crescent City Jockey Club sees track improve at fair
At New Orleans fairgrounds the Crescent City Jockey Club reported improved track conditions as clear weather dried the surface. Favorites mostly faltered with Harmar Kis and Lucretia winning. Buttercup upset Snyder pair in race one. Ethice won last race and was later sold to Count Dewitt.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Pear
Ethice
Cunt Dewitt
Buttercap
Perking
Ith Ua. Smith
Cathierne
Crimmuins
Ele
Perfect
Miss Marke
Hattie Kingston
Letty
Ancient Wich
Ash Wednesday
Golden Glow
Sweet Fawn
Fottan
Cetta
Wedding Ring
Belle
Owensboro
Harrus
Sewell
Glen Gallant
Simon Kout
Saulsberry
Sneer
Merry Acrobat
Tempt
The
Plains
Ond Dusky
Crummins
Monte
On Stade
Torchetto
Smith
van Applaud
Mercer Wake Forest Debate Plans Across Three Cities
Mercer and Wake Forest officials met in Washington to finalize the debate series. The first contest is set for Easter Monday in Raleigh, the second in Macon next Thanksgiving, and the third in Atlanta. Mercer will name debaters from C W Held, J B Copeland, C C Griner, and L A Wells.
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Macon
Reeember
W. H. Godfrey
L A Wells
Columbia
D. C
Mercer
Wake Forest
Atlanta
Buster
C W. Held
Roswell
J. B. Copeland
Shgar Valley
C. C. Griner
Nashville
7A ‘Wella
Cometia
Walthour Home Next Tuesday in Atlanta Return
Bobby Walthour plans to travel to Atlanta soon and then depart for New York and Paris to meet Robi in a match race on December 31 at the Velodrome d'Hiver. He seeks motor paced exhibitions and teases Moran as a potential partner, noting his strong six day race record and recent European winnings.
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Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Europe
New York
Parla
Robi
New York Sun
Bobby
Hobby Walthour
James F. Moran
Hugh MacLean
Warthour
Trifte
Moran-MacLean
Moran
Inyeew
Walthen
Theddeus Bobl
Doig
Gussie Lewson
Buffalo
Nat Butler
Simar
Ela
Antwerp
Ter
England
Australia
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
America
Walthour
London
Paris
Pate Des Princes
Thaddeus Robi
Hiver
Jules Du|ois
Fi est Election in Turner County Officers to be Elected
Ashburn Georgia reports a Turner county special election to choose Ordinary W A Great, clerk S Royal, sheriff J B Cason, treasurer J Agy, tax collector T E Brown, and surveyor A Freeman. Assorted spelling errors aside, turnout is expected December 4 with organization January 1 1906 and court preparations to follow.
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New County
Ashburn
Turner County
W. A. Great
S. Royal
John B. Cason
J. 2
Agy
T. E. Brown
A. Freeman
Jim
Alonzo Jones
Turner
Work of Dogs Delights in Wayne sboro Derby Field
Eight braces of dogs competed in a Derby field trial at Wayne sboro. Judges R F Huntingdon of New York and M F Hogers of New Albany presided as birds emerged from marshes after Saturday rain. Beasts named include Pearl Rio Baby King Wooten Vashti Queen Dan Ransom Tonapaugh and Brice Ransom.
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Waynesboro
R. F. Huntingdon
New York
M. FP. Hogers
New Albany
Miss
Count Whitestone
Pearl
Rio Baby
Sreemoade
Alfred
King
King Wooten
Vashti
Robert Count Gladstone
Bond
Navalo
Tonepaugh
Brice Ransom
Dan
Ransom
Rod
Lad McKinley
Entries Listed for AH Age Stakes and Field Trials
The report notes the derby will finish tomorrow with winners announced. Entries for the AH Age Stakes and field trials are listed, naming pairs such as Baby Ale with Jessie Redfeld, Gleam with Tramp, Lanark’s Lad with Hard Cash, Lakefield Belle with Mary Tudor, Teazer with Lemons Rodfeld, and Manitoba Mike with Queen Snowflake among others, with handlers including Rose, Shelley, Eliott, Beazell, Bishop, Rangner, and Bea Zell.
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Lee Clarke
Tony Bowere
Tomorow
Baby Ale
Jessie Redfeld
Gladstone
Rose
Shelley
Jessie Gladstone
Little Sing
Eliott
Gleam
Tramp
John White
Lake White
Don Antonio Amd
Count Fly
Elliot
Beazell
Lanark
Bishop
Lakefield
Washington Typothetae Switches to Open Shows
The Washington typothetae posted notices in all shops declaring that after January 1, 1906 their business would be conducted as open shows. The move signals a change in shop operations affecting workers and patrons.
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Washington
Washington Typothetae
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Piedmont Hotel
Harvey & Wood
Lessees of
LA Cache
City Park Track
S. Hawkins
Camden
Little Rock
Methodist Fioscopal Church
South
Tee
J. Hawkinson
DG Gabey D. Ds
Peter
Caprica
Simonds
G& Ta
Ivor
Marvel P
Hirshlander
Radish
Peachy
Stoner Hill
Self’ Reliant
Jon Colson
Tomner
Deux Temps
Topsaiter
Mila
Fibies
Sherry
Little
Peach
van Hope
Bourke
Cochran
Hottensia
Decoration
Ramland
Fair Grounds
Hol
Tand If
Blue Pirate
Ala Russell
the Glad Corsair
Finsticker
Fair View
Hemington
Marvin Neal
Mandabag
Pratty Nelle
Amy Riley
Topsail
Sarpaparilla
Attraction
Fair Calixpso
Pickles
Augur
Go To
Peggy
Nina
Vagary
Claremont
Kicksham
King Cole
Ben Hadder
Fairbury
Monaca Mind
Standiay
Dolinda
Phi Finch
Major Daingerfield
Gamara
Tarzan
Nine
Gold Enamel
Consuelo IT
St. Valentine
Glog Star
Reval Heart
Formaster
O'Neil
Lady Vashti
Lady Ellison
Hannibal Bes
Charlie Jphompson
Ed Early
Wedgewood
Ethel
Allan
Marius
Chub
Mint Leaf
Ponca
Favonius
Dave Stab
Edward Hale
Rapa P
Billy Baxter
Reo Haig
Chas. M. Pfeifer & CO
Iitillers
Cincinnati
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Atlanta Fireproofing CO
Fourth National Bank
Georgia
Bend
Marietta Street
GEO. A. Dickel & CO. Distillers
Pson Liquor CO
Potts
NAT Eaiser & CO
Decatur St
Kimball
How
Curtis
Forsyth
Ichel Streets
TION
G. F. Willis
North Broad
S.S.S
S. S
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Georgia Railroad
J. A. Thomas
Pryor Streets
Union Depot
R. E. Morcan
J. E. Hunnicutt & CO
Thanta
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