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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

Page

12

Isle of Pines Atempers Hope for Local Provisions

Havana December 9 United States Mister Squiers arrived on a flying trip from the States. He held an interview with Minister Zaldo regarding the Isle of Pines matters. Americans on the island fear the treaty lacks local safeguards and fear losing island rights. Cuban authorities show willingness to grant some requests including a court of first instance and a deeds registrar for the Isle of Pines.

Havana United States Mister Squiers Hale Washington Reguiers Islena Cuba Amerie prissee @ house ull Court of First Instance Slater Isle of Pines

Raid on Georgia still by Alabama officers yields no arrests

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Knox Booth and Deputy Marshall Gibson raided a large still in Heard County near Randolph county, Alabama. No arrests were made due to jurisdiction limits. warrants for four white men were sent to the Atlanta office. The operation recovered a fifty gallon still and about a thousand gallons of beer. Georgia deputies had pursued the still for twelve months.

Alabama Heard County Montgomery Ala Internal Revenue Knox Booth Marshall Gibson Georgia Randolph County Gibson Booth Altthough Atlanta Cage Cavender Jack Cavender Rat Cavender Jim Smith Ig Lofton

Kentucky Drink in Peri Wn Ferns Oe

The eighth national convention of the American Anti-Saloon League opened in Washington. Mortimer Wilson presided. Delegates from Tennessee and Kentucky reported mobilization of anti-saloon forces and Christian church efforts in Kentucky. Vermont delegates noted rising drunkenness after license reinstatement.

Kentucky Vermont

Thoroughbred race card and spills at New Orleans track

New Orleans racing report notes Lampoon and Don McKenna as top contenders with George Thompson back in the saddle on Dan McKenna. A spill at the first turn injures Berkelmore while others escape. Race results list multiple winners, times, and connections across six events, followed by today’s entries and a sale of Chatelaine opera glasses at John L. Moore & Son.

New Orleans Lampoon Don McKenna George Thompson Tong Dan McKenna Berkelmore Will Shelley Shogun Himsolf Harkelmore Sly Boons Lol Wolty Sid Silver Minder Spec Callahan Latuke Belle Mahone Tristesse Caledoniie Tommy Knight Lacadie Athlana Palmist Little Elkin W Fisher Trocadero Kodgaon Joe Doughty Colvit Jack Doyle Curato Georgia Gardner Antagone Milo W. Fisher Tioga Wolf Royal Pirate Reddington Bodul Lola L Boo Hillard Mamie Reilly Maron Ete Thompson Potheen Ganpon Ben Chance Davis Mite MynHeer Bellario Captain Arnald Mra Frank Poster Anti-Trust de Resche Bessie McCarthy Sparrow Cop Burleigh Skibo Kingstand Caybon Tom O'Day Chanley Lolly Daily Trossachs Symphony Ito Lele May Satchel Queen of Dixiana Bard of Avon Bud Embry Emma A M Captain Gaines Fairbury Alpaca Goldaga Macbeth Fouth Harlem Lane Pat Duellat Charlie Thompson Big Benne John L. Moore & Son North Broad Street Prudent Lay

Oakland wagers falter as favorites fail at fast track

At Oakland today Ig nats and Sterling Towers topped betting at 3 to 1 and 2 to 1 but failed to deliver. Captain Forsee beat Otto Sieffel in the second race while other races saw modest upsets with several longshots contending. weather clear and the track fast.

San Francisco Oakland Ignats Sterling Towers Otto Sieffel Tate Captain Forsee Hdderbrand Twitruda Lewis Schwarzwald Booker Walcott GY Tatlor Cherries Border Mark Leash Muller Chandler Otto Bieffel J Daly Atlantico Foley Ime Parrish Flea Technique Jew Strife Foxy Grandpa Ethel Abbott Miss Betty Marella Lt. Jackson the Miller Hildebrand Tom Slavin Buccreath Corbatt Alioa Diamente PTH Siocorno J_ Martin Aunt Polly Bell Pugs In Boots Hadebrand el Pilota Dottere Alte G Rotlick Velma Clark Sell Ae Cambaceres Tewon O. A Sheehan Cougar C. Kelly Prestatus Ohio Rio Shannon Frank Woods Royal Boel Posewater Puredale Jennie Hughes Titus Dhivon Byrondele Elfin King Moane Pat Morrissey Larene Ruthin Skip Mo Elis Anirad Hugetta Durbar Bombardier Avenger Instrument Judge The Might Futurity Course Pikaway Matt Hogan Saintly Ora Viva Laslie Goodwin Little Margaret Thisbe Rasp Peyttian Princess Almoner Father Werther Play Ball Gehelmalsy Jon Brage John A Scott Toa Dainty Burnle_ Burnton Warte Nicht Claude Burnmer

Parker Named Assistant Manager of Tech Football

Parker appointed assistant manager for the 1904 Tech football season by Manager Whitman. No schedule yet, but plans include games with Clemson Georgia Davidson Sewanee Auburn Mercer Alabama and possibly Vanderbilt in the South with most games in Atlanta. Clemson and Cumberland clash on Thanksgiving will curb matching Georgia and Auburn density.

Parker Tech Jack Witman 9. T. Parker Han South Clemson Georgia Davidson Sewanee Auburn Mercer Alabama Vanderbilt South Carolina Clemson Athletic Council Cumberland Atlanta Montgomery Neishvill

Committee Sets Tuesday Meeting for Southern Education Group

Reception and entertainment committee of the Southern Educational Association outlines convention plans in Atlanta. A follow up meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 3:30 pm at the Carnegie Library to finalize committee work. Attendees include Hoke Smith Captain Liman Hall and numerous officials and educators.

Southern Educational Association The Atlanta Garnegie Mbrary Hoke Smith Liman Hall Tech Jiamilton Douglas Ion Luther Hosser A. C.durner E . Brown E. P. Burns J. E. Warren L. B. Stevens E. P. Howell W. F. Slaton Clark Howell J. R. Gray John Sempla Graves L M Landrum L Brittain W. G Foster Charles ‘T. Hopkins H M. Beutell Jerome Simmons J M Stephens J Os Syers Lizzie Greeg Aisa Nettle Sargeant Anna T. Wise T. Whitesidea Amelia Roach Mamie Battle M. Thomas H .Smith Live Wim Nena, Mitchell Gussie M. Brenner Kate Massey J. G Serutenins C.C. Mnight W. F. Johnson L & Sams Dno. Beerman Salute E. Davis Misa Annie E Roddy R. T._ Vaughan James Jackson Livingston Mims W Brown W. P. Fattillo Nelle Peters Black Jok Orr Carrie Kirt Jey W A Bass W. M. Greenlee Eugene Rogland WY. F Dykes J H Smith W. W .Mindall B E Utterbach R. & Paschal R_S_Nash Joseph Nash B. Roberson B. K Benson T. O Spatn L HH Piuney Burgess Smith W J Northen W._B Merth R. J. Guinn F H Gaines W G Cooper R. Glenn Lyman Hall C. C. Cox N. T. Pool BH. HO Bagwell

Trail Card Game Ad From The Columbian Book Co

Puzzle style ad for Trail cards titled The Seven Best Games, claim all can be played with one pack. Mentions gilt edge cards and price seven cents. Copyright/advertisement blurb from The Columbian Book Company located at 61 Whitehall Street.

Columbian Book Company Whitehall Street

Memphis Stakes Announced for 1904 Grand Size Prizes

Memphis Tennessee December Secretary McFarlan of the Memphis Jockey Club announces spring meeting stakes for 1904 with no purse under 400 dollars. Derbys Oaks and related handicaps receive increased prizes, plus silver cups for the Derby and Oaks winners. List includes Tennessee Derby 9 furlongs 10000 dollars and Tennessee Oaks 1 mile 5000 dollars among several other events and values.

Memphis Tenn McFarlan Memphis Jockey Club Tamight Montgomery Peabody Hotel Tennessee Brewing Company

Prominent doctors gather for Southern Surgical meeting

Prominent physicians from the south converge in Atlanta for the sixteenth annual Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association convention at the Piedmont hotel from December 16 to 18. A social program includes receptions at the Capital City Club and Brookwood, with a packed agenda featuring numerous surgical topics and addresses by leading surgeons from Washington to Philadelphia.

South Atlanta Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association Piedmont Hotel Dar Willis F. Westmoreland Capital City Club Brookwood J. W. Baree Washington W. B. Davis Richard Douglas Nashville G. Whey Broome Gt Lauis W. G. McDonald Albany George 5. Brown Birmingham George W Crile Cleveland W. P Carr Washington If ‘Freiberg M H Richardson Boston Joseph Ransohoft J Garland Bherilll Louisville FF Simpson Pittsburg Horace Whitacre Barton Cooke Hirst Philadelphia Henry T Byford Chicago Charles M. Rees Charleston Guy L. Hunner Baltimore Downes Charles P. Noble Frederick Buffalo Charles A. L Heed Cinceinnati Joseph Price V Chixieng Ren Grieans J Riddle Goffe A. R Sands J. B. Murphy W B. Coley New York George H. Noble J. M Baldy IT B Stone Washingon

Prisoners Moved From Nashville to Chattanooga Under Guard

Feared lynching prompted the transfer of Tom Cox charged with killing Patrolman B Dowell of Nashville along with Burke Thompson and Owen McDonough charged as accessories. They are held in the Chattanooga jail after removal from Nashville to avoid mob violence.

Nashville Chattanooga Tenn Tom Cox B . Dowell Burke Thompson Owen McDonough Daxia Son Countt

Court to pass on horse trade in Decatur suit

A Decatur street merchant M Friedman faces a suit filed by Jim Robinson over a horse trade on October 24. Robinson claims exchange of a horse and mile for two horses and 47 boot with a bank check. Friedman stopped payment alleging no trade and partner ratification issues. Judge Orr to decide if the transaction was real, with attorneys Moore, Johnson, and Bishop representing the parties. Mozley’s Lemon Hot Drops offered as a cold remedy at 25 cents.

Federer Bros Eng Hayner Distilling Company Beentur Street Atlanta Gaisell Standard Dayton Ohio ST. Louis ST. Paul Mine M Friedman Decatur Street Jim Robinson Justice of the Peace Edgar Harr Friedman Robinson Third National Bank

Foreigners Rushing Home to New York Amid Holiday Departures

Foreigners in their native lands press to depart by steamers for New York as December rush continues. Last week’s figures show 13 600 affected while only 12,000 tired and week total. officials predict numbers will rise until Christmas.

New York Italy

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