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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1902

Page

11

Kentucky racing venture expands with Leander Sire plans

Leander Sire joins J D Neet to form a major racing venture in 1903. They own mare influences including Imp Cinderella and Imp Tarantella and aim to assemble a twenty-horse string by mid-April, with plans to race yearlings and older animals in Kentucky and Tennessee circuits. Brothers in theatre partner in the venture, trainer Counsellor Bill Ian travels to arrange shipments and assess stables.

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Wealth Triumphs in New Orleans Handicap at $1,190

Wealth, the Oxnard mare, ridden by Buchanan, won the New Orleans handicap worth $1,190 for the winner, beating Golden Rule with Nitrate and others close behind. The race day weather was clear, track fast, and bets moved Wealth from sixes to fours as the favorite Pedernal faltered and Athlang failed to place.

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Review of past season in bicycle racing

F Ed Spooner surveys a long season marked by harsh weather and track changes. He notes records falling in sprint and paced racing, names standouts Joe Nelson Frank Kramer and George Leander, and discusses promoters finances and plans for 1903 including new tracks Madison Square Garden and Boston areas, with Europe as a growing influence.

F. Ed Spooner Beason Joe Nelson Nace Fol Munroe Frank Kramer George Leander Floyd Krebs Madison Square Garden Eddie Cannon Bald Jong Ago America Europe Major Taylor Walthour Champion Elkes Johnnie Nelson Archie. MoeBachern Jimmy Nicheel Will Cr Stinson Jimmy Moran Joe Méetiz Asitegards Tommy Michiel Hot Springs

Barrymore's Savoy engagement abrupt close shocks Broadway

Dec 26 Special Correspondence reports the sudden closing of Ethel Barrymore's Savoy run, with no warning to company or patrons. The stoppage, blamed on illness by manager Frohman, raises speculation of a nervous breakdown and possible future delays. Barrymore seen in Philadelphia later, fueling talk of deeper issues. Also notes Sousa's Band and the Bostonians planning globe circumnavigation, with cast members listed and travel routes hinted.

York Ethel Barrymore Savoy Theater Charles Frohman Mig Barrymore Playhouse Frostiman du Wen Miss Barrysty Philadelphia Decempus Barrymore Central Art Sousa England Scotland Ireland Orient Suez Cape of Good Hope Maude Powell Vinliniste Pistelle Lighling Bostonians Henry Clay Barnabee

London to Enduring European Tour for Opera Company

A large touring company plans long engagements from Melbourne to Tasmania then to the Philippines, Hong Kong, Calcutta, South Africa and Europe, ending in London. Repertoire includes Robin Hood, Maid Marian, The Serenade, and The Queen of the Adriatic with a full cast and scenery.

Donald Brisbane Melbourne Sydney Adelaide New Zealand Tasmania Philippines Hong Kong Calcutta South Africa Europe London Marlon Reginald de Koven Harry’ B. Smith Smith Victor Herbert Inna Orchestra

International cycle racing aims and coast promoter plans

The Inter to reibera era outlines plans for next season with Downing citing an American and Swedish figures in line for promotion. Iver Lawson and McFarland depart the east for California to oversee coastal events while track upgrades at Charles River Park are discussed for a one-minute mile possible on a new board track.

Mindrea Eddie Voigt Fred Voigt Sol New Haven Valisburg Tals Mfe Downing Paciat Next Sea Apie Sam Francisco Bunt Smith Nate Iphie Dames Iy Oval Charles River Park Golden Gite Iver Lawson McFarland California

Convention of Sigma Nu to meet in Indianapolis

The biennial Sigma Nu convention will be held in Indianapolis from December 31 to January. More than 250 delegates and alumni from forty chapters will attend from leading universities. Founders of the fraternity will attend. events include a banquet at the Columbia Club and vaudeville entertainment Thursday night.

Indianapolis Chicago Sigma Nu College Fraternity Columbia Club

British Subjects Flogged in Nicaragua Case Sparks British Alarm

Kingston Jamaica dispatch reports united West Indian papers backing Britain over Venezuela. It cites recent imprisonment and flogging of British subjects in Nicaragua and argues the timing of a stronger response will serve as a general lesson and salutary measure.

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Pensions for Teachers Ordered to Prevent Starvation

Strelitz December 2 Government orders cities towns and communities to provide pensions for elderly teachers deemed essential to keep schools open. The plan, described as unprecedented in these parts, faces criticism over funding and scope as some regions debate who qualifies and how long pensions will last.

Strelitz Mercktetipur Hertess

Aunt Polly Wins Ingleside Race Surprise Favorite

At Ingleside in San Francisco on December 27 Aunt Polly paid 40 to 1 and won the first race as Saintly and Waldo trailed. The track, heavy from recent rain, slowed times though bets favored Stuyve and Sylvia Talbot in later races with Claude and Ore Gandie close behind. The card featured multiple events with notable finishes by Dr Bernays and Tho Fretter among others as racing action continued despite the damp conditions.

San Francisco Aunt Polly Ingleside Betnay Waldo Claudater Birkenruth Aphoretics Sam Lazarus Hooker Ben” Magin Intrepidé Stuyve Donnelly Quiz II Minder Jariettierre d'Or Bullman Homage Bilver the Buffoon Lewis Tilowaho Ranch Axminister Galanthus Adam Sleeping Child Bonnie Lissak Lou Welson Rifthrach Milc Dr. Bernays Mouloun Carson Malaspina Cousin Serre Jim Rownell Ees Aerials App Tho. Fretter Secon Diderot Onerdale Hermencla

Napoleon La Joie Stricken by Pleurisy in Cleveland

Napoleon La Joie, famed baseball star and captain of the Cleveland club, is reported to be suffering a severe attack of pleurisy in Cleveland on December 27. The illness halts his playing schedule as physicians monitor his condition.

D. Porter Broad St Atlanta Petiones Juan Laik Ata B. Aingle Napoleon Lajoie Cleveland

Polish Signs Banned in Prussia Dictating German Route Names

Berlin reports Count Dambamski fined 1000 marks for using Polish street and road signs on his estates. The court ruled that in Polish Prussia all signs must be German despite readers' literacy. Polish signage on houses and stores is forbidden and public documents must spell signers' Christian names in German fashion.

Berlin Prussian Poland Count Dambamski Prussia

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