Envoy Defeats James Reddick at City Park Race
In New Orleans City Park racing, Envoy won the third race by a neck over James Reddick with Granada a distant third amid heavy betting on the day’s six races. Jockey McClure’s ride drew a suspension as weather turned cold and muddy. Old Hat, a 100 to 1 shot, caused surprise in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Orleans
City Park
James Mietdick
Leon
Envoy
Garner
James Reddick
McClure
Gentian
McIntyre
Frontenac
Vig
Mountain
Old Hal
Smithy
Tims
Veame
Awain
Apion
Johaneason
Lime
Kalerhot
Kate Gold Randal
Piker
Malentrum
Y. Sharonowanu
Joe Davia Ran
Rach—Mily
Wo Aixeteenth
Garnerl
Glannessy
Granada
Goldstein
Lady Jonse
Tolecan
Songer
Littie Wally
Gayton
Cend
Cubada
Runsell
Tine
Dawaon
Traven
Tuli Young
F Pittkin
Enterjoy
Tarnassus
Apelling
Travigns
Kennesmt
Mig
Ihb
Plekerns
Tothird
Sealptack
Bulwark
Ileard
Austin
Nica
Lady Eltisan
Hennessy
Woadein
Grand Duchess
Bellindlan
Taylor
Champies
Anvil Wins Keen San Francisco Fair Race Card
At Emerys tile track in San Francisco on December 17 the feature race saw a fierce duel between Anvil and Balable with Anvil pulling ahead by a desperate drive in the final furlongs. Pachedca and Cherloe followed in the running, while Millers Daughter, Lads Fashion, and other entrants contested throughout a full program including Futurity course events and multiple sprints. Oakland entries list horses for several races and a Christmas exchange note appears at the end.
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San Francisco
Cal
Emerys Tile
Anvil
Balable
Heraain
Bandy
Pachuca
W. Miller
Franchises and saloon suspensions dominate Atlanta council
The Atlanta city council granted a trolley franchise to the Alania Rig Carolina Company for Madison avenue to Broad Street, suspended two Decatur Street saloons for 30 days, refused two wholesale liquor licenses, and debated alderman salaries. A police memorial grant and school report were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Car Company
Alania Rig Carolina Company
Madison Avenue
Mitchell
Alabama
Alabama Street
Forsyth
Broad Street
Draper
Chatman
Public School Committee
Board of Education
Tenth
Pryor
Key
Thomas Grant
Pittsburg
Atlanta
Oldknow
Special Police
Calloway
Stilner
Decatur Street
I. Silverman
Falgewood Avenue
Piedmont Liquor Company
Taylor
Martha Adams
Peters Street
Terrell
Holland
Chasewood
Brotherhood of Trailroad
Commissioner of Public Works
Obscure Horse Racing Cards with Mixed Names and Numbers
Fragmented OCR lists numerous horse names, numbers, and odds such as Gold Bearer 87 Mortiboy 88 and Toroulane Our Own, alongside stray terms like Fourth Race and Sixe Hise Sellng. Lacks coherent event details or outcomes, presenting a jumbled betting or entry sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortiboy
Minot
Jurcy Young
Rickey
Fire Brand
Toroulane
Our Own
Pompadour
Rose Macon
Miriam
Malta
Basiiman
Lady Iarade
Maria Seat
Ky Chao
Danie
Bargin
Tabourettes Offered at Regular Price in Ad Claim
A dated notice describes tabourettes measuring 18 inches high and 13 inches wide at the top, touting a sturdy design and contrasting with flimsy types. It asserts the same model sells at regular price of $2.00.
Store limits orders for rare magazine sale item
Management notes only one hundred items secured and a magazine rack sale price of 98c. A record of four hundred fifty sales is stated. They will refuse telephone and mail orders to favor in-store customers and reserve the right to deliver at their convenience.
Hidden in a equipment box a colored man is arrested
William Bell a 19 year old colored man is confined at the police station on suspicion after being found hidden in a Pullman car equipment box at the new terminal station. Special Officers Scarlett and Johnson of the Southern railway detained him while investigators traced his unlikely ride from Spartanburg to New Orleans aboard Train 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam Bell
Scarlett and Johnson
Southern Railway
New Terminal
Hell
Spartanburg
New Orleans
New York
John D. S
Atlanta
Putttan
Delee
Lazarus
Wille Beit
Wille
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wille Wan
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Fliton Weaver
Mr_ Scott
Pete Vinegar
Strong Rad
Red Ruby
Ensley
Chauncey Olcoh
Gur al Knighton
Irong Tace
A Hynes
Mary
Eton
Dorie
Zick Krams
Glen Mcbride
Cherlay Ward
Villa
Robert Minton
Willy Vertress
She Kaufman
Cody
Salable
Sinsond
Triuaphint
M. Millers
Convent ‘Bell
Girewns
Mabel Mollander
McBride
Rose Cherry
Halves Lide
Mush
Thor
Craig
Villgrosa
Ata Grorg
Killburn
Wright
Autllvand
Letla WL
Griswold
Clocha aVoot
Lone Wolf
Air Carter
Monaca Maid
Invader van
IVTIC
Turteigh
Gwuame
van Ness
C. Chon
Han Barber
Clydeo
Oakland
Johnny Dies
Pasadena
Burning
Bush
Bala
Golden Sentiment
Ardents
AL Lingley Sheeres
Florena
MA. Powell
Diatrinutor Bittrell
Little Greet
Dr Slerman
Hersuin
Grigil Battdar
Goss SL
Marie
Belle Heed
Yellow Done
Shady Lad
Neptinea
Quiz
Comlfo
Chief Willman
Judge
Durnelie
Larsen
Marion Hoke
Fire Ball
Si_tranceis
Collector
Inc. J. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Prudentin
Reid-Gordon Co
Distillers
Express
Gordon
Kentucky
Reid-Gordon
Christman
Reid
Gordon Go
Decatur St
Atlanta, GA
Edgewood Ave
Mission Tabourettes
Chamberlin-Johnson
DuBose Co
Walter Hallary Optical Co
Peachtree
Memphis
Union
Old Depot
Birmingham
Seaboard
Robison - Martin Furniture Go
Hunter Street
Chas
Robison
Robison-Martin Furniture Co
NAT Kaiser & CO
Tennessee
GEO. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Nassville
Tenax
Hout Amppon Liquor Dey ‘Distributors
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