Six Racecard at Orleans Fair Grounds Features Upsets
At Orleans Louisiana on December 7 Mr Peabody upset the favorites in the first race at seven to one with La Jeunesse at 7 to 20 also winning the third and another favorite capturing four events. The program lists six races with horses such as Constantia May Howe Stella Land Tom McAfee Arch Oldham Rexane Orena and Blue Lee among others.
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la Jeunesse
Orleans
Mr. Peabody
Fair Grounds
Constantia
Mr. Peas Body
McDaniel
Notter
May Howe
Fuerst
Jack Atkins
Fantastic
Swain
Honesty
Fee
Platoon
Jack Dolan
Kings Taughter
Phil #inch
St Noel
Minder
Delmore
Welch
Terns Red
John McBride
Fonsoluca
Athen
Odd Ella
Doctle
Mason
Miltiades
Water Dog
Selong Javanees
Baker
Anna Day
Gecomd
Tudor
Dyer
J D Dunn
Pride of Woodstock
Savaire Faire Proteus
Looy Marie
Lady
Cooke Hobbin
Bell Gee
Wea Wilson
Hece
Antonia
Tiunkinetta
Dainty Holle
Anzie Oneill
Anna Fitzhugh
Hattie Powers
Alma da For
Lady Oakland
Killochan
Renraw
Bertha
Telescope
Miss Strome
sPabin Homl
Rebo
Adrahip
Mack
Coltness
Ace High
Royal Onyx
Comeflenne
Sally Preston Lens
John Carroll
Donna
Lady Anne
Craculunf
Hyperion
Pasadena
Mantland
Charlie Eastman
Jacobite
Comedienne
Oraculum Odom
Orphan Lad
Monacodor
Right Royal
Footlighta
Grenade
Oberon
Vorace Larsen
Rio Grande
Agile
Ternus
AfeCluen
Mobile team to pay $2 500 to join Cotton States League
Gulfport Mississippi December 17 Special At the Cotton States League meeting today the time for Mobile's acceptance of the league's offer was extended to January 1. The demand was reduced to $2 600 without surrender of players. Mobile magnates indicate the price will be paid. A movement to equalize division of gate receipts. A C Crowder of Jackson elected president T D Tatu Gulfport vice president to succeed D J Compton and J H O'Neil, resigned.
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Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
A. C. Crowder
Jackson
T D Tatu
D. J. Compton
J. H. O'Neil
Lord Kelvin Dies After Pioneering Cable Work
Noted scientist William Thomson known as Lord Kelvin dies in Glasgow at age believed long associated with heat electricity and magnetism. Born Belfast June 26 1824 he held Glasgow University chair from 1846 to 1899 was knighted in 1866 and created Baron Kelvin in 1892. He helped lay the first submarine Atlantic cable and devised instruments for navigation and deep sea exploration.
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William Thomson
Kelvin
Belfast
Ireland
Glasgow University
Baron Kelvin
Atlantic
Story of Peruvians staged next Friday at Starist College
Those eager for education will enjoy the drama Pigerro staged by Starist College students in the Merist College auditorium Friday evening the 20th A matinee for children is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 30 Tickets for both showings are available at the college or from any student.
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Pigerro
Starist College
Merist College
Piaarro
Silk Mufflers and Related Gentlemen's Wear Prices
Silk mufflers in rich designs from $1.00 to $5.00 with various fabrics and box packaging. Kid and wool items priced from 50 cents to $2.50. Linen handkerchiefs sold in boxes from 75 cents to $1.50. Sterling buckles priced $2.00 to $2.50 with other designs 75 cents to $1.50. Night shirts and robes offered in multiple shades and styles from $1.50 to $6.00.
Robes and Bath Wear Featured in New Stock
The store offers lounging robes and bath robes in wool patterns from five to ten dollars and silk options from fifteen to nineteen dollars. Sterling engraved ornaments, gold filled designs, and solid gold pieces are highlighted with prices ranging from one to five dollars for plate and up to three dollars for some gold items.
City Hall Officials Get Salary Increases Four Changes Made
The salary committee recommends raises for four city hall officials for next year. Bookkeeper to city clerk rises from 900 to 1200, city hall engineer from 900 to 1200, public weighers from 720 to 800, and city warden from 200 to 1500. All other salaries stay the same. The committee report will be presented to the council next Monday afternoon.
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Mmutee
Council
City Hall
Local court items mix of arrests and filings in city
A man claiming Arabia origins was fined 675 for drunkenness after a story of his wife’s release from Milledgeville. A federal grand jury session yielded several true bills, mostly postal or revenue related. Glover Chambers of Marietta to Knoxville rail line visited, a voluntary bankruptcy petition by Witherspoon & Gee of Atlanta noted assets of 2880 at the Mobile, Alabama depot, and the Ame Ministers Union elected officers. Henry Mall a Black man pleaded guilty in U S court to a violation of state law with a two year sentence. Michigan Carbon Works filed equity suit against Adair & McCarty Bros over the word Homestead on fertilizer branding.
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Dan Proctor
Arabia
We City
Milledgeville
Decatur Street
Proctor
United State Grand Jury
Smith
Henry Mall
United States Court
Newman
Vy Hall
Levy Hall
Hall
United States
Michigan Carbon Works
Holmes Divorces and Civil Suits Roil January Court Calendar
The November grand jury will meet for adjournment and minor charges will be investigated. Mrs Tata Etla Holmes seeks divorce from William H Holmes citing habitual intoxication and custody of four children. A O Mar case delays, Mrs Turner and $80,000 funds dispute with Georgia Redemption and Loan Company may proceed. Streetcar conduct issue prompts suit against Hadwey and Electric Company for $8. Readiness for trial hints at upcoming hearings in January term.
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Grand
Morris
Tata Etla Holmes
Wilam H Holmes
Fia
Walter McBreath
Pendleton
O Mar
Turner
Georgia Redemption and Loan Company
The Great Divide and Other Theatrical Attractions
The Grand hosts The Great Divide by William Vaughn Mood directed by Henry Bitter, praised as a western life drama touring after a New York run, with a matinee Saturday. Emma Carve stars in Forty Five Minutes from Broadway at the Grand, plus Brindamour at the Orpheum and Gay New York at the Bijou, all drawing crowds with high energy performances and stunts.
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William Vaughn Mood
Henry Bitter
Arizona
New York
Miller
Ben
the Grand
Chriatman
King & Ertenger
Emma Carve
Broadway
George HM CoKkan
Emme Carue
Plalg Mary
Kodak Cameras Advertises Holiday Supply
An advertisement promotes Kodak cameras from a Brownie to 3-A and higher models. It emphasizes ready supply of holiday needs and mentions locations at 14 Whitehall and 125 Peschtree streets.
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Kodaks
Whitehall
Peschtree Streets
Attalla man found guilty of manslaughter in fatal jailyard fight
Lanier of Attalla was found guilty of manslaughter for fatally shooting Frank Miller as he attempted to aid an inmate in jail. Defense claimed self defense. Sentencing recommended to two years in the penitentiary. Hartwell Georgia news item dated December 17.
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Lanier
Pstice
Attalla
Gadeden
Ain
Cbteg_pt
Freee Birt
Attella
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Cotton States League
Lord Kelvin
Glasgow
Tatt
Hamburg-American Ine
Witt
Grant
Tafé
Garry
Emmons
Whitehall Street
Whitehall St
Main 48
Old Pennsylvania
Manhattan Club
Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain XX
Potts-Thompson Liquor Co. Distillers
Il N. Pryor St
Atlanta, Ga
Market St
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bankuptcy
Witherspoon #& jee
Atlanta
AM E Ministers' Union
City
Dig Bethel Church
Bk Mooning
D Oasis
MA Fountain
W Maxwell
J Tyender
William Byrd
O A Pierce
JT Wickerson
Kendrick Chor
John Harmon
C M Manning
Willam Byrd
L A Townsley
Pierce
J H Hilleon
Mre
HWM
Galllgeton
In Hadwey and Electric Company
S& Certs
Jana
Mise Carus
Kid Burns
New Yorker
Scott Welsh
Mike Carus
Mary
Mr. Welsh
Orpheum
Brindamour
Dante] Brothers
Len Jardys
Kitty Johnson
Orepheum
Sis House
Chatahogahes
Bob
Hartwell, Ga
Capecigh de Mac Capen
Caytein
W. A. Cesen
Emiss
Pacific
Martwell
Cammecticut
Amteal
Banda
W Farr
Ag Agate
King
DR. King's Mediocal Institute
Marietta St
Col. Peachtree and
Marietta
Bratocele
Rheemattem
Jusorania
Catarth
Puashtres and
Marietis Mgt
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