Field Day at New Orleans Fair Grounds Thoroughbred Race Notes
Heavy track conditions greeted opening day at the New Orleans fair grounds as rain began in the third race. Favorites Proteus Paul Clifford and Mr Jack led a slate of strong second choices with several winners in five to six furlong sprints and longer events. Trainer George Webb faced suspension and a fine after a bout regarding Saul Clifford. the card lists multiple horses and odds across six races with detailed finish order and times.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Proteus
Paul Clifford
Mr. Jack
Eng
Pinsticke
Extol
Burning Glass
George Webb
Saul Clifford
Miahe Hus
Webb
Walt
Pinsticker
Mcintyre
Chaune Olcott
la Smith
Sloud
Galmedu
Cherry
Jay Lubeck
C. G. Parke
Fairview
Katherine L
Miss Marius
Maureen
Miss Cosetberum
McCabe
Catherine
M. Murphy
Johannsen
George A Knight
Lett
Balmer Vy
Koggenheimer
Mise Leeds
Hayes
Henry
McGea
Sault
Lavingston
Tie
Wihippearwill
Brookston
Adeline
Ern
Maddyck
Bee Voyage
Dennison
J. W O O'Nilil
Freeman
Dapple Gold
Burnett
Girdie
Pootlights
J. Johnson
Safeguard
Bedell
Dosky
Crimminos
Moderator
Thank Heaven
Lee Stinson
Optilonal
Tower
Wiseacre
Pickles
Sewell
Bell
Wedgewood
McGee
Fra Filippo
Brillant
Ethels Pride
Automaster
Plutus
Atlanta Signs Deaver as South Atlantic Recruit
Billy Smith adds pitcher Deaver to Atlanta roster praising his past star results in Cotton States League with Pine Bluff in 1904 and prior Southern League experience with Montgomery. Deaver, once a Savannah pitcher, broke his leg early in 1905 but is reported healthy and ready for another season.
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Billy Smith
South Atlantic
Denver
Savennah
Deaver
Pine Bluff
Savannah
Montgomery
Mexican authorities arrest Finstadt over Diaz killings
FBI Pago Ter December 22 reports LTH Finstadt of Los Angeles has been arrested by Mexican authorities. Two Americans were killed and one wounded at Diaz, Mexico, at his home. The incident prompts a joint inquiry by U S and Mexican authorities.
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Finstadt
FBI Pago
Ter
Lth
Los Angeles
Diaz
Mexico
Athletic Club Faces Yale In Big Southern Clash
The Atlanta Athletic Club meets Yale tonight in a royal basketball battle. Local experts predict the club may boast the fastest team in the region and aim to trounce Yale on its southern trip. Club members pay 28 cents admission while outsiders require a member card and 50 cents.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Yale
Uttle
Rockwell
Georgia Loyalist in Uniform Spurs Alabama Parade Honor
Travel writer recounts a Georgia colonel serving on Governor Terrell’s staff marching with Alabama troops in Birmingham. The officer refused to alter his coat collar letters, declaring Georgia is his native state and pride. this gesture drew attention amid Roosevelt’s southern visit. Other travelers remark on weather, sports chatter, and Atlanta’s growth, with mentions of Chicago railroad man Frenz P. Jackson and local gatherings.
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Birmingham
Roosevelt
E. P. H. Ward
Cincinnati
Georgi
Georgia
Frank Stanton
Alabama
William Nell
Macon
Terrell
Neill Fame
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ines
City Park Races Draw Crowd Amid Beaten Favorites
New Orleans City Park hosted a midweek racing crowd despite four of six favorites losing. Basil and Little Elian won, both unbacked, while Commune stumbled late in the last race. Attendance and betting books were modest but the program offered clean, orderly action with several notable performances and upcoming entries for tomorrow’s New Orleans Handicap.
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City Park
Basil
Little Elian
Commune
Guy
Hines Kach—Fiya
Brazil
Obert
Wild Smishman
McIntyre
Azelina
Herfrenan
Dime
Modred Law
St. Resolute
Oceaner
Covinu
Inquiry
Lady Consuelo
Chamblee
Wishard
Tapiola
Hall
St. Noel
Heffernan
Blush
Nevermore
el Rey
Fack Ratlin
Tole
Planet
MOF
Tarpey
Red Chistle
Krache
Favorita
Hommelli
Te Knickerbocker
Wish
Padre
R. Powers
Ester Joy
Rewsh
Tumble
Chaney
Algonquin
Misa Nannis L
Gir Andrew
D. Halh
Foreigner
McMonahan
Ruther Royal
Shea
Odoletta Town Moor
Mayor Carpenter
Don
Hallie Sherman
cTraxler
Welsh
Ww Daly
Ideber Gure
Cvistard
Ontchartrain Takes Lives In Furious Lake Storm
A dramatic New Orleans report describes a violent late night storm on Lake Pontchartrain. The schooner Severne, blown against a bridge, sank in four to five feet of water. Captain Kalpmann and his wife perished. his son William Kalpmann died attempting to save his mother. A sailor named Dad Kalpmann and an unnamed man swam to the bridge and survived. Also noted is Columbus Georgia planning Christmas aid by the First Baptist Church, distributing money, clothing, and grain to the poor.
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Bink
New Orleana
George H. Kalpmenn
Willi Kalpmann
Columbus
First Baptist
SESCOAST Wires Restored After Storm No Wrecks Reported
Norfolk reports restored coast telegraph lines after last storm. No wrecks confirmed as Bel gian steamer Antignon reportedly undamaged. wreckers have cleared deck cargo. Niagara rumors circulate after sighting near North Carolina. Pendleton Blisters total loss off Virginia eastern shore. Union farmers districts in Georgia Alabama plan reduced cotton acreage. Val Moore of Bible City charged with bigamy. John T Tees the prosecutor.
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Norfolk
Antignon
Howard Gould
Niagara
North Carolina
Virginia
Pendleton
North American
One Killed and Six Hurt in Illinois Central Wreck
Memphis December 22 one passenger was killed and six injured in a wreck on the Illinois Central railroad six miles north of Holly Springs early today. The dead is Mrs Jane Wadh of Lidden Mississippi. Among the injured are Dr William Murphy Jackson Tenn W B Hold Jackson Tenn Rev HR M Evans Warden Miss Dr Coleman Oxford Moga Cikags salesman unknown R T Miller Decherd Tenn. Two coaches between Canton and Munro derailed and turned over a two foot embankment. Wade was crushed to death and one of the injured will probably die. The train No 8 northbound left New Orleans last night and is a local train.
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Memphis
Illinois Central Railroad
Holly Springs
Jane Wadh
Lidden
Miss
Wiliam Murphy
Jackson
Tenn
Hold
M. Evans
Warden
Coleman
Oxford
Moga
Cikags
R. T. Miller
Decherd
Canton
Munro
Wade
New Orleans
Missionary Workers to Meet in Nashville Conference
Nashville Tenn December 22 During the student s volunteer convention to be held in Nashville this spring there will be a conference of women foreign missionary workers first time in the south It will be the seventh biennial interdenominational conference of the women s boards of foreign missions of the United States and Canada The dates are February 28 and March 1 Sixty three mission boards will be represented from the United States and Canada each with three delegates for an attendance of about 180 to 200 including many gifted women from various places and denominations
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Nashville
Lenn
Women Foreign Missionary Workers
South
Women's Boards of Foreign Missions
United States
Canada
Howard Gould's Niagara Reported in Atlantic Storm
A storm along the Atlantic coast endangers Howard Gould's yacht Niagara during a West Indies cruise. Two revenue cutters set out from Norfolk in search of the vessel while Gould's office says a telegram was sent from Nassau noting a change in plans.
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Howard Gould
New York
Hele Todey
Mr. Gould
West Indies
Atlantic
Norfolk
Autoists sued for damages after Lawrenceville accident
Two suits aggregating 20000 dollars filed against Howard H Inman and J F Toole over a crash near Lawrenceville in which a mule frightened by an automobile injures a woman in a buggy ElenaHead Petty sues for 10000 and her husband A M Petty seeks 9000 for loss of services Both suits named attorney C H Brand New Grand Jury drawn for Fulton County for 1906 includes many named citizens Pendleton reappointed Quay commissioners Bond of Judge Pendleton reduced from 308000 to 100000 Ordinary Wilkinson urges timely occupation tax registrations with January 1 deadline also a series of real estate transfers and lawsuits noted in the day s records
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Howard H. Inman
J. F. Toole
Lawrenceville
Elena Head Petty
Pauline
Autoista
Fulton County
Superior Court
Pendeton
Henry Hillyer
G. J. Norman
Charles BE. Sciple
J. P. Field
Jerome Silvey
Joseph M. High
J. K. Orr
Sidney H. Fhelan
N. H. Chesture
E. P. Black
Peachtrea Detrict
J. C. Shannon
Blackhall
J. Merriam
Adamsville
W. H. Power
Oak Grove
Pendleton
George W. McCarty
J. Bulow Campbell
Quay
New Lodge of Masons Organized in Waverly Hall Georgia
A lodge of Masons was organized yesterday at Waverly Hall with Professor B. L. Brawner chosen as worshipful master. Most members previously belonged to the Ellerslie lodge in Georgia.
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New Lodge of Masons
Columbus
Lodge of Masons
Waverly Hall
B. L. Brawner
Ellersile, Ga
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