Thirteen Teams Remain In Six Day Bicycle Race
New York December 9 Thirteen of the sixteen teams started in the six day race at Madison Square Garden continue on the saucer shaped track at about 20 miles an hour. Six teams tie for first and several are two laps behind leaders. Waltheur quits with lame arm and shoulder. Bardgett sustains scalp wound. Darragon and Sherwood fall in same turn.
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New York
Mad
Reynolds
Benyon
Bobby Walthour
Nat But Ter
Darragon
Jacquelin
Walthour
Atlanta
Obfatt &. Downey
Boston
Cramer
Downey
Downing
Butler
Breton
Vanont Patred
Stol
Germany
Bardgett
Affalo
Tead
Steel
Darragop
Sherwood
Fogler
Fogier-Moran
Rutt-Stal
Bedell-Bedell
Georget-Dupre
Logan
Kreks-Venderatuy
Downing-Downey
Lawson-MacDonald
Ramaclaon-Mitten
Breton-Canon
Wilcox-Willamy
Gelvin- Wiley
Sherwood-Limber
Reont
Elkes and MacFarland
Thomaston Elects Judge Worrill Mayor and Aldermen
Thomaston Georgia voters elected Judge Claud Worril mayor without opposition on December 9. Charles B Forrest and W Y Daniel were chosen as aldermen for two years with Daniel re-elected to his seat. Forrest fills the vacancy left by J D Hannah who declined another term.
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Thomaston
Claud Worril
Charles B. Forrest
W. Y. Daniel
Judge Worril
Forrest
J. D. Hannah
Council may add to fund for officer’s widow and child
At next Monday’s council meeting Councilman Ed Maund Martin will introduce a resolution requesting a donation from 200 to 500 for the widow and child of Officer Manler. Alderman Key supports the idea and many members favor the appropriation.
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Edmaund Martin
Manler
Alderman Key
North Carolina Rate Case Set for US Supreme Court Hearing
December 9 report states the Hunter versus Wood case, challenging North Carolina railroad rate law, is scheduled for a Supreme Court hearing on December 18. The case centers on interstate commerce issues and state rate regulations.
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Washington
Hunter
Itallanes Flocking Home from Naplea in December
Due to the United States financial condition the repatriation of Italian emigrants is expanding. Today 9,000 arrived and about 150,000 have returned to Italy since the month began. More arrivals are anticipated.
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Itallanes
Naplea
United States
Italy
False tip on mobile deal denied by Mobile baseball head
Secretary Charles Colsson of the Mobile baseball association denies an interview claim that Mobile reached a compromise with the Cotton States League to withdraw for fifteen hundred dollars. He states the league demands twenty five hundred dollars and other concessions, with the matter now in the Southern league’s hands ahead of Atlanta meetings.
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Mobile
Als
Charles Colsson
Mobile Baseball Association
Tig City
Jeague
Colssan
Compton
League
Cols
Mobile Association
Southern League
Atlanta
John McGraw Threatens 1908 Comeback for Giants
Manager Muggsy McGraw begins training at Hot Springs and plans to play second base for the New York Giants in 1908. He quit baseball years ago after a knee injury but says a five year rest has strengthened it and he is ready to return. McGraw was known for his hitting speed and base running and for reaching first on balls and stopping wild pitches with his body.
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Muggsy" McGraw
Giants
Hot Springs
McGrew
McGraw
Third knockout for Sizzer Squires in bizarre gas incident
Bill Squires, the Australian, suffered his third knockout in a peculiar fight incident. A gun heater triggered an explosion in a bathroom after a man struck a match and ignited gas, blowing Squires and his manager Jimmy Russell over. Squires lay unconscious briefly but recovered quickly.
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Bill Squires
Bosther
Hill
Squires
Jimmy Russell
Bruns and Palmer to Fight for £2500 Side Purse
Tommy Bruns and Jack Palmer shared the stage in London at noon today plan a boxing match for £2500 a side with the best purse at least $7500. Bruns defeated Gunner Moir in the city a week ago and the contest must occur on or before February 7.
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Borns and Palmer
London
Tommy Bruns
Gunner Moir
Jack Palmer
New Castle
Wloner
Santa Anita Sees Sister Julia Take Second Race
At Santa Anita Park on December 9 Sister Julia won the second race by a length over Catherine F with Hali F. three lengths behind. First race featured Phillips and Pepper ami Salt among others. second race saw Slater Julia win at 20 to 1. other races included Kineman, Riffe Iman, Mary Candlemas, and Friar of Elgin racing over distances from five furlongs to a mile and an eighth with several notable contenders and varied outcomes.
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Los Angeles
Julia
Santa Anita Park
Catherine F
Hali F
Philipps
Martin
Pepper Ami Salt
Gren
Archibal
Ta F
Nellie Racine
Winsome Way
Little Minister
Lord Roseington
Gromobel
Dr. Crook
Laos
Bon Vivant
Dulcinea
Buenaran
Slater Julia
Vesper
Lycurgus
Harty
Tom Shaw
Ju. C. Widing
Patriotic
Arthur Jigman
Kineman
The
Rosas
Firet Peep
Archibald
Ed Sheridan
Barkwell
Belimence
Baker
Yul Clifford
Marpease
Sharp Boy
Morendy
Riffe Iman
Burns
Botaniat
Horner
Sir Edward
Knapp
Ff.be. Shaw
Marvel P
Adsaro Rsn
Mary Candlemas
Preston
Avontellus
Corkhill
Goldstein
Toby
Tosa
Bogum
Envictus
Courtmartial
Bellasco
Friar of Elgin
Burne
Bon Ton
Rees
Nick Stoner
Gene Wood
Belarius
Ben Stone
D. of
Bridgewater
Henry Kelly
Vivian May
Well-Known Atlanta Jewelers Return Home In Welcome
Local notes report M. Shropshire ill, Les & Co. filing a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 11816.04 and assets of 141.25. J A Davis of Douglas County convicted of violating internal revenue laws, sentenced to six months in jail and $100 fine. Fred R. Baul returns to Kaleer Jewelry Co. after illness, warmly welcomed. A voluntary bankruptcy petition by R. W. White shows assets $7, and 75. The Baptist ministers meet with Rev. F. Love who spoke on home missions and urged stronger support, deciding to move weekly meetings to after the first Sunday monthly.
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B. F. Les & Co
Atlanta
United States Court
United States District Court
Newman
J. A. Davis
Douglan County
Fred R. Baul
New England
Presbyterian Hpital
Kaleer Jewelry Company
Kimball House Block
F. Love
Love
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Southwest
Stephenly
Etter
Pinkola First in Inaugural at Fair Grounds opener
New Orleans December 9 opened with a rebuilt Fair Grounds race course featuring a new grandstand paddock betting ring and longer home stretch. Pinkola won the inaugural handicap while Donaldo Edina and several long shots shared the day’s five races. Weather cloudy track heavy.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Crescent City Jockey Club
Pinkola
la Seur
Nottor
Donaldo
Heidel
Edina
Goebert
Bright Mist
Helen Holland
Culture
Merrigo
Muren
Whd Iriah
Dainty Bell
Notter
Log
A. Minder
Georgia Giri
McDaniel
Misa Delaney
Delaby
Rebel Queen
Ruatte
Brown Thistle
Miss Mazzoni
Keator
Bruisel
Lens
Mountain
Lad of Lingdon
Rickey
Grimaldy
Kodak and Supplies in Atlanta Ads
Kodak and supplies advertised with locations 4 Whitehall and 128 Peachtree, plus cigarette offer 5c. Mentions MIG and pleasant cures cold asthma, available at drug and cigar stores.
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Kodaks
Whitehall
EEM Cigaretts
Oakland Track Upsets Shuffle Favorites in Declining Day
At Oakland California December 9 the track was muddy after clear weather. Favorites stumbled in most races as Binanche C won the third amid a field that included Tetanus and Bye Bye II. Five furlongs saw Amada Fern L and Ur ghote in a tight finish. Ackersey captured the mile selling, with Avo ne and Red Era placing. Haneche C led the mile race with Tetanus second and Bye Bye II third. Ben Air won the final mile and a half dash, with Jack Adama second and Clove io? third. Grace G. won the five and one half furlong purse ahead of Judge Nelson and Prince Brutus. Time figures listed for each race.
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Oakland
Cal
Binanche
Dugan
Tima
Parasol
Pihavia
Sexlaw
Bahama
Queen Beasie
Mein Liebling
Ackersey
Keogh
Avone
Davis
Red Era
Sandy
Silva
Gannet
Salvadore
Anopul
Dey Ser
BE. M
Haneche C
Lynch
Tetanus
Duncan
Moreland
Surety
Captain Hale
St. Albans
Alario
Arcourt
Happy Rice
Nancy W.réfn
Welling
Ben Air
Funny Side
A. Musodey
Coleman
Galveston
Tavore
Miller
Cloud- Uecht
Heatherton
Meade
Fire
Pointer Club Field Trials Postponed by Rain in North Carolina
Charlotte December 9 rain delays the Pointer Club of America field trials at Barbers Junction N C with twelve derby entries including George Gould's kenneth Smith Confirmed by Senate Sasteeth Otis Bantth Keowhegan Fs ere
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Iren Mene Pointer
Charlotte
N. C
Pointer Club of America
Barbers Junction
Waa
George Gould
Kenneth
Smith
Senate
Sasteeth
Orews
Otis Bantth
Keowhegan
Greenbacks and the Bankers Awakening a Nation.
An op-ed arguing that government issued treasury notes could restore monetary stability. It denounces national banks for monopolizing currency, claims gold standard limits liberty, and urges Roosevelt to issue greenbacks to curb contractions and panic. It contends bonds favor the rich, taxes the many, and warns of perpetual banking control unless federal note issuance expands.
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Banka
Europe
New York
East
Supreme Court of the
United States
Treasury
Josaph Story
John, Marshall
Roosevelt
Reunion of Atlanta Fire Company No. 2 Promises Banquet
Old Mechanic Fire Company No. 2 members gather tonight at Atlanta’s fire department square for the second annual reunion. Afterward they will march to Alabama street for the banquet at Durgnd’s. The company formed in 1656 and was famed for fire fighting prowess before the war. Abbott resigns as Canton superintendent to join a new 100,000 mill project at Bell Ground.
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Mechanic Fire
Graniwation
Atlanta
Durgnd's
Alabama Street
Mechanics No. 2
Idee
Atlentas
Alabama
Pryor Streets
Jackson Hotel
Abbott
Canton
Frederick A. Abbott
Canton Cotton Mills
Bell Ground
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Council
Uncilman Edmond Martin
Mrs. Manter
North Carolina
Ely
Atecen
Nation Advanced
Byrding Company
Atlante
Colsson
John M'Graw
Sizzer
Santa Anita
Co. M. Shropshire
Windsor Street
R. W. White
Favor
New Oreans
Domaldo
Mortibey
Dr. Mo € Luer
Mortiboy
C. Henry
Theing
Orphan Lad
Temacep
Dr. McClitt
A. Pickens
Pink Cap
Gee Whit
Major Mack
Angelus
McGregor
Bucking’ Boy
Trice
Bwestner
Hexane
Maxson
Milo
Bannase Stoneman
Royal Chance
Wes Wilson
Hlatne
Blackburn
George Bailey
Grace George
Glamor
Higginbotham
Anna Beatt
Gold Circle
Jonere
Prince Fortunatus
Bonett
Coltness
Flonawey
Vestabella
Asteroid
Fire Opal
Theodosia
J. D. Dunn
Ruskinetta
Woe
Tudor
Javaness
Light Note
Donna
Lady Goodrich
Ee ‘Ternus
Amberjack
DeResske
Daring
Tajeunesse
Ed Kane
Hawkama
Carthage
Refined
Lady Charade
Tribes
Snow Ball
Lord Stanhope
Coon
Nancy
Footlights
Katie Powers
Agio
the Clansman
Opera Glasses
Au Designa
Anheuser-Busch
H Brewery
St. Louis
Atlanta, Ga
Greenbacks
Watson
Bonda Ia
Twise
United Satates
Thera
Greenbecky
Congress
America
Cvi
Dence
Cold& Tfona
OPERA
Asa
John M. Miller CO
Martette St
DR. King
Marietta ST
Cor
Welletia
Pia Beet
Piles Sud Flatt
Et al
Varhovelens
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