Miss Mazoni Wins at New Orleans Race Meet
In the fourth race at the New Orleans fair grounds Miss Mazoni ridden by Powers won by a margin over St Ilario and La Jeunesse the favorite. Jockey Mountain rode four winners and two seconds as heavy betting favored Miss Mazoni.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Miss Mazzoni
St. Ilario
la Jeunesse
Jockey Mountain
Hitter Sir
Powers
Sylvia G
Mountain
Caucus
Flynn
Task Master
Sliver Cup
Brimmer
UN Dart
Honata
George ‘White
Fioridagaien
Ben Rose
Co. H. Shilling
Auspicious
Wild Irish
Carascoran
Financier
Doumtain
Sabade
Sumter
Cuernavaca
Padrone
Sainesaw
Tea Leaf
Kitty Smith
Ona Sudduth
Caltram
Dr. Stovall
Osmunda
Mamaroneck
Track conditions blur Oakland race card as winners gain easy wins
At Oakland California December meets the track was sloppy and crowds light. Burleigh and Bitty Pullman led early races while Wirings show Brleigh, Huerfane and native sons claimed victories, with times ranging from 1:29 to 1:49 for the mile and shorter sprints.
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Cal
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Huerfane
Miller
Mappa
Moreland
Captain Hale
Carroll
Alta Spa
Surety
St. Albans
Helig
Bitty Pullman
Sandy
Warren Yell
Hayes
Bute
Lynch
Lynch), 6 To 2, Rated, Time, 1:453-6. High Gun
Altaire
Bardonta
J. K. Neal
Vroneky
San Gil
Brin_ Lord
Burleigh
Native Son
At. Francis
Gergen
Deutschland
Biology
Mayham
Darwn Patrick
Biatche C
Heatherton
Edith James
Borel
Tal
Lazell
Davis
Geechwood
Fur Jane Wolt
Warte Nicht
Banco
Dani C
Netting
Prines Beatus
Devis
Far
Castile
Gildect
Agnola
A. Welsh
Senator Warner
Mead
Heather Scott
Ceteres
Margaret Randolph
Boghamaran
Perhuicho
Dollie Dollars
Kirchhbaum
St. Elmawood
Devise
Santa Anita Race Day Outsider Wins at Six Furlongs
At Santa Anita on December 18, Old Timer the only outsider to place first in race six with six furlongs in 1 31 5. Earlier races saw Glen Boon dominate the mile event, while Macias won at five and a half furlongs and Critic led the seven furlongs in a crowded card.
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Rpg
Lost Angels
Santa Anita
Buxton
Bryan
Wascher
Water
Jay
G. “Borns
Buenk
Gaea
Two Bits
Orbigne
Glen Boon
Musgrave
Ed Bail
C. Ross
Baron Esher
G. Burns
Josie's Jewel
Hédry O
Macias
Boland
Rey Hindoo
Horner
Jane Bwitt
Burna
Dr. Mathews
Smrker
Spohn
Arematixe Ang Abraham Gran
RACH
Urty
Jin‘guy
McBride
Werning
Lycurgur
Jatra
Search Me
Apinitiress
Harry Scott
Urgan
Mary Candlemas
C. Schilling
Joyner
Ross
Avantellug
Eale
Toby Town
Baker
Preston
Lackfoot
GG. Burns
Bakeld
Pal
Altar Boy
Olwel
Buzzard Flogs Engineer On Moving Train In Georgia
Valdosta Georgia December 1 Special report a buzzard struck the face of an engineer aboard the Georgia Southern and Florida mail train near Palatka Florida. The bird clawed and beat at the engineer s face but the man remained unhurt and kept the train moving while the incident ended with the buzzard slumping away.
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Buzzard
Valdosta
eGorsia Southern
Florida
Palatka
MicNebb
Pplatka
Dingineer McNabb
Hart
Constitution Payouts To Manier Fund Trustees
The Constitution gave Captain J W English and John J Woodside trustees of the Manier fund 894.12 for Mrs Manier widow of the murdered officer and 62.43 for Bartow Blackman the newsman who captured Andrew Johnson. A total of 698.85 was contributed toward the cause and Blackman asked 16 of his share to be given to Mrs Manter. Trustees request further contributions go to Captain English or Mr Woodside.
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J. W. English
John J. Woodside
Manler
Bartow Blackman
Sro
Andrew Johnson
Clemson College Names Shaughnessey Coach for 1908
Clemson College in Georgia announces the hire of Shaughnessey to coach both baseball and football for 1908. The teams expect a strong season with likely most of last year’s players returning. captaincy is set for A C Lee in baseball and T S Allen in football, with Kirk as baseball manager and Fraser as track manager. A 1908 schedule lists games against Clinton, Tech, South Carolina, Furman, Erskine, Wofford, Newberry, Trinity, and Georgia among others.
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Clemson College
Shaughnessey
Clemson
Tech
Lee
T. S. Alen
Tie
Lavers
A. C. Lee
W. W. Kirk
B. E. Wolff
WW. A. Robinson
Kirk
Clinton
Atlanta
South Carolina University
Furman
Erskine
Woford
Newberry
Greenwood
Stakine
Due West
Wofford
Spartanburg
Trinity
Charlotte
University of Georgia
Athens
Open
Turner case may come up Friday in judge Ellis court
Attorney for the defense was engaged in Judge Elite's court yesterday. The case of A. G. O. Marbut against M. M. Turner, former secretary and treasurer of the Georgia Redemption and Loan Company, was checked again in Judge Pendleton's court yesterday and may be called today. The plaintiff seeks an injunction to prevent Turner from disposing of funds of the loan company, about $26,000 for which the defendant is to account. T. J. Ripley represents the plaintiff.
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Elite’ Court
Owen Joungon
Ellis’ Court
A. G O. Marbut
M. M. Turner
Georgia Redemption and Loan Company
T. J. Ripley
Governor's Cup Coffee Mild Pleasing Peewee Drink
An OCR fragment advertises Governor's Cup Coffee as mild and pleasing for any drink. It appears to urge readers to ask their grocer, noting a 250 quantity or price reference, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
British steamer Cambrian reports shaft broken at sea
The Cunard liner Lusitania relayed by wireless from Fastnet that the Cambrian, bound from London to Philadelphia, reported a broken shaft in latitude 50, longitude 30 while almost mid ocean. The William Guff was near and rendering aid. Cambrian left London December 7.
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London
Fastnet
Cunard
Lualtania
St. John
New Brungwilck
Liverpool
Philadelphia
William Ouff
New Orleans
Supreme Court of Georgia Affirms Multiple Jurisprudence Rulings
The Georgia Supreme Court affirms numerous decisions from various superior courts including Richmond, Berrien, Fulton, Cobb, Muscogee, Pulaski, Henry, Appling, and Toombs. Opinions note reversed judgments in Grace v Means and Southern Railway v Tollerson, with several cases disposed or dismissed.
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Glover
State
Richmond
Forber v. Noel
Fulton Superior Court
Pendleton, Maddox & Sims
Lewis W. Thames
Sylvania and Girard Railroad Company Et al
Hoge Et al
Bereven Superior Court
Rewlings
I. W. Overstreet
Adams & Adams
V. Moore
Mayd Superior Court
Wright
W. M. Henry
W. H. Ennle
W. B. Shaw
George A. HM
Harris’ & Son
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
John T. West
Samuel H. Sibley
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Inman & Co
Muscogee Superior Court
Judge Witte
Charlton
Battle
Wiliam H. Bartett
Samuel B. Hatcher
Central+ of Georgia Railway Company
Iaman
Akers & Inman
Muscogee Superior
Grace
C. Hart
John W. Bennett
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Randolph
Gixynn
Superior Court
Parker
Crévatt & Whitfield
D. W. Krauss
Proctor
Metntitt
Er- Tor
Te Conner
Emanuel Aupsfior
Awit Birangs
B. B. McCone
Funeral of Mrs Jennings Attended by Police Officers
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Jennings wife of Police Chief Henry Jennings were held at the Baptist Tabernacle yesterday at 2 30 PM. Many police officers attended as there was no recorder's court session that afternoon. The casket was adorned with flowers including a design from the members of the police force.
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Henry Jennings
The
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Recorder’s Court
Porte
Bears Rampage at Augusta Circus on Chain Walk
In Augusta Georgia a gray bear named Jennie belonging to a wintering circus caused chaos at the fairgrounds. Trainers, roustabouts and other animals fled as the animal rampaged striking a poised display before calmer control. In Hazlehurst a 13yearold white boy Charley Logan was tried for chicken theft and sent to the state reform school instead of prison due to his youth.
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Augusta
Geordie Carling
Janse
Mein Fair
Jennie
Lut
Haslehurst
Hazlehurst
Charley Logan
Pat Smith
State Reformatory
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College Park
W. D. Luckie Lodge No 89
A. M
Lee Streets
Jas.e& Martin
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Mc Goodman
Palestine Lodge
Masonic Hat
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John A. Hynds
A. WH. van Dyke
Temple Court
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Henry Miner
Com. Gany
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New York
Fred E. Wright
Charles Hoyt
Henrietta Led
Charles PB
Morrison
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