Fragmentary OCR Notice From 1630s Paper
Disjointed readable bits indicate a historical notice from a 17th century newspaper page segment. Elements show place names and dates partially, with unclear event description and involved entities.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
3
Disjointed readable bits indicate a historical notice from a 17th century newspaper page segment. Elements show place names and dates partially, with unclear event description and involved entities.
The readable fragments show a financial timetable or action but lack clear dates or involved parties. No definite outcomes are present, leaving the status and authority uncited while suggesting a formal procedure in progress.
Partial OCR reads like a livestock export table listing prices and quantities for cattle and sheep. Mentions California, export lots, feeders, wethers, and numbers that appear to be weights or prices, but data is garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary text references a ration price and an interaction day, with unclear context. Entities and specifics are missing, preventing a clear event or subject.
Fading Light wins the opening five furlongs at New Orleans as heavy favorites dominate the program. Entry refusals loom for horses from Hatfield and Ownby, with Jockey Hicks's suspension extended. Hayward Hunter and Flocarline grab notable wins amid a fast track and fair weather as the card features multiple selling races and a handicap result.
Today's program lists maiden and selling races at seven furlongs and five furlongs with horses such as Ofaxille Emir Figdh Shrine and Ring Dove among many runners. Notable speeds include Kilogram 110 and Alfred C 111 with several entries in six furlong and mile events.
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy is exonerated from stealing a $1,009 bill from David Lamar. Lamar says the charge was a joke by friends of his while they were drinking at Selby’s Saloon. police were informed.
Clark Hall, manager of James J. Jeffries, posted a $1000 forfeit to duel amateur Pacific coast heavyweight Jack Munroe in a four round battle for two knockouts. The bout may be held here this week as Munroe recently won the decision and $250 by lasting four rounds with the champion.
Beavers Dam area north of Asheville to host new exploratory wells. Pros pectors report encouragement from barytes mining expansion in the region as several mines are set to open, signaling rising mineral activity in western North Carolina.
At Ingleside track on December 23, only one favorite won by a nose. Diderot captured the mile purse as two second choices also found success in sprint and claiming events. Weather clear, track good, and a full card with seven furlongs to a mile races highlighted the program.
At the Soldier's Home quarterly meeting Judge W L Calhoun plans to resign as president and possibly as a trustee. He cites heavy duties and a busy law practice, after guiding the home through its initial setup and post fire rebuilding. A move to relieve him of financial duties and assign broader supervisory duties is expected, with J H Slade likely to be elected superintendent to fill the role.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock the Coliseum hosts a landmark motor race between Walthour and Leander, winners of two all day events. Thompson, famed trainer and pacemaker, leads Leander with an advancing big motor cycle, aiming for speeds above 1.28 on the track. The event includes an amateur 1 mile open and heats start around 3:35.
The Bijou presents a bright vaudeville bill with Grapewin and Co. Hindoo feats by Moung Mya, Merrilis bicycle artistry, West and Van.Seclin and Maude Beale Frice. Christmas matinees, then Grand Theatre features Clyde Fitch’s The Climbers and a Friday Saturday showing of When We Were Twenty-One.
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