Weights Listed for Suburban and Brooklyn Handicap Races
The Brooklyn and Suburban Handicap weights are announced for the Sheepshead Bay meeting and spring opener. Notables include Kinley Mack, Banastar, and May Hempstead among many others with weights ranging from 100 to 127 pounds.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Jockey Club
Jean Beraud
Banastar
Batten
Algol
Kinley Mack
Previou
John Bright
Voter
Bex
Palace McClurg
Manuel
Martimus
Lotharie
the Kentuckian
Elias Kringle
Nacornac
Charentag
Jack Point
High Order
Larson
David Garrick
Walt Not
the Roman
Kilmarnock
Survivor
Guillen
Mr. Phinizy
Ventura
Montanie
Harry Nutter
Star Bright
Greyfeld
Sydney Lucas
St. Simonian
Herbert
Skyscraper
Elfin Conig
Sarmatian
Millstream
Withers
Teddy
Strathconan
DeLucey
Gilroy
Petruchio
Golden Link
Chartless
Admiration
Lieber Kuli
May Hempstead
Fire Arm
Approval
Raffaello
Autumn
King Barleycorn
Intrusive
Muskadine
Little Saint
Dunols
Warrenton
Halftime
Kirkwood
Lothario
Kriss Kring
Charentus
Macklehead
Wait Not
Lason
Lamplighter
Grey Jacques
Advance Guard
Hammock
Withers Torley
Delane
Golder Link
Ethelaert
Belte of Orleans Wins at New Orleans Track
In clear weather the Belte of Orleans and DeBride led the favorites as the meets opened at New Orleans. First race saw Jon Doughty win by three lengths on 06 Michel 16 to 5, with Judge Steadman and Jonnie Fid following. Second race Can I See im clinched by a head over Whlers, with Albert Vale third. Third race Van Brunt captured the handicap steeplechase by three lengths, Cheesemite second. Fourth race Barataria went away with an easy two length win. Imprintsauce and others trailed. Fifth race listed as Selling six furlongs.
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Belte
Orleans
New Orleans
DeBride
Uhlers
Parakeet
MrCleary
Village Pride
Little Pesgle
van Brunt
Eggerson
Cheesemite
Houston
al Reeves
Adams
Jack Hagey
Chenier
Barataria
Boland
Strangest
J. Miller
Keanig
Mitchell
Imprintsauce
Compensation
Our Nellie
Sidney Lucas
Lennep
Belle of Orleans Dominates at New Orleans Race Day
Belle of Orleans wins by four lengths in the sixth race selling seven furlongs with Clawson on 128 and odds two to one. Fime times at 1:15 as several runners including Lavega Vendig Et ta Fongo and Hora Daniels also competed. entries listed for New Orleans events.
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Belle of Orleans
Clawson
Trouble Line
Wilson
Allie Hale
Patterson
Fime
Lavega
Vendig
Etta Fongo
Hora Daniels
Zaza
Onota
Jodee
Penny Duffy
May Tavis
Tildee
Slattery
DeBride
Odor
Nekarnia
Winkfield
Sluggard
MeJoynt
Colonel Cassidy
Ben Frost
New Orleans
Hop Scotch
Sailie J
la Moon
Kenmore Queen
Burtington
Allas Lynch
Judge Wardell
Fereyman II
Aratuma
Murat
Mr. Hunt
Belle of Memphis
Himtine
Calovcun
Polly Uixby
la Pele
Troilt
Dr. Fannie
Deponan
Ruhlin Knocks Finnegan Out in Four Rounds
In a short stoppage at the Genessee Athletic Club Gus Ruhlin of Akron knocked out Jack Finnegan of Pittsburgh in the fifth round, ending what was billed as a twenty round bout.
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Ohio
Finnegan
Uwalea
Genessee Athletic Club
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Jack Finnegan
Pittsburg
Cuban Census Totals Island Population at 1 672 810
Washington reports under General Sanger the preliminary Cuban census shows 1 672 810 people on the island. The Porto Rico count stands at 997 679 in preliminary figures, with the 1887 Spaniard census at 1 700.
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Washington
Sanger
Cuba
Rant To
Porto Rico
Evidence of Horrible Crime Near Woodward
Portions of Porter Hampton's body were found near Woodward on the Southern road. The head and an arm were dragged into the woods by dogs that had partly eaten the body. He had whisky and money the night before and was with an unidentified man who is missing. Authorities suspect murder, robbery, and placement on the track.
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Woodward
Columbia
S. C
Porter Hampton
Shipwrecked Sailor Safe After Abandonment at Sea
Thomas McDermott, mate of the schooner WL OB Morse, arrived in Jacksonville Michigan reporting the vessel was abandoned at sea on January 34. Two crewmen, Pa McNamara and Charles Wissell, were washed overboard and drowned during pumps operations. The Ward One steamship Saratoga picked up the crew and two passengers on January 2 and brought them to Nassau. McDermott then traveled to Jacksonville. The 440 ton SUE, twenty years old and seaworthy, owned in Trath, Me, was the vessel in distress.
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Sue
Trath
No Americans Shot Says General Torres Denial
United States Ambassador Clayton informed the State Department that the Mexican government received a telegram from General Torres denying reports that six Americans had been executed by his orders.
Military Burial for Lawton Arrangements Led by General Merritt
General Merritt, commander of the department of the east, is in charge of all military arrangements for Major General Lawton's funeral. Remains likely to lie in state at the Church of the Covenant or New York Avenue Presbyterian church, with interment the day after the funeral party arrives from San Francisco.
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Merritt
Washington
Department of the East
War Department
Oday
Lawton
Church of the Covenant
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Veteran Had to Pay on Wagons in Macon
In Macon Georgia January 31 John Stevens a Confederate veteran was arraigned for operating a wood yard without a license on three delivery wagons. Recorder Freeman fined $90 for the license compliance and taxes on the wagons while allowing operation of the wood yard. The case drew attention as veterans’ license abuse is discussed and Smith the acid thrower case looms toward appeal. Samuel runner a Macon boy who enlisted in the U S Army disappeared after leaving for Washington prompting deserter status and a possible reward. Captain Jones reports ongoing recruiting as elections for Bey ond Georgia regiment approach with shifts in support for Colonel Wiley. Bridges Smith to lecture February 8 at Academy of Music for Price Library.
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Constitution Bureau
Brown House
Macon
John Stevens
Recorder
Daniels
Recorder's
Freeman
John F. Rossy
Supreme Court
Macon Sash, Dear and Lumber Company
Magsnor Smith
Sevens
Pelton
Hall
Charles AH. Mull, Jr
D. Smith
Smith
Samuel Runner
United States Army
Wington
Hospital Corps
Micon
Captain Jones
Savannah
Macott
Beyond Georgia
Colon
Wiley
Yosterr
Kinsville
Barnesville
Criitin
Chemastan
Pla
Acon Gui
Huguenin
Willam Matting
Angelhurst
Martin
Secoul Miutenanat
New York
Marion Erwin
Gaynors
Erwin
Bridges Smith
Columbus
Academy of Music
Tlawom
Columbus Invitation For Lecture Brings Local Praise
Macon items note an urgent invitation to a Columbus visit with plans for a lecture seen as a success for the free library. Judge Candler wraps up the criminal docket and departs after a warm reception, while social affairs include a Euchre party hosted by Mr and Mrs John T Botteuil. Newsy notes cover marriages and a burglary conviction, plus a push to block a $35,000 government building appropriation.
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Columbus
Free Library
Macon
George Roberts
Avanta
Candler
Clark
Atkinson
Roberts
E. H. Houseman Goes to Macon Agency
Ernest H. Houseman, longtime chief clerk for Bouchers railway in Brunswick, leaves for Macon to take the Southern Railway agency there. The promotion honors his faithful service and hard work. A prominent Mason, he is one of the best known figures in local lodges.
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Southern Railway
Brunawick
Ernest II Houseman
Bouchers Railway
Macon
the Southern
Houseman
United States
Davis Dies of His Injuries in Georgia Collision
Indiana man Davis perished from injuries after a January collision near Waycross Georgia. He had undergone amputation last year and his wife stood by his bedside. Remains were taken to Waterbury for interment. Mrs Price of the Muskets died six weeks after illness. Her body was buried and later shipped to Ohio after a telegram from her husband.
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Indiana
Waycross
Tadiana
Cottishun
Kediana Lumberments
Sait Ofibae
Wate Bush
Wallon County Republicans Face Divided Delegates
The Wallon County Republican factions unified enough to appoint delegates to the state convention in Atlanta in April and the district convention in Jonesboro on February 16. A. M. JH, J. Mo Smith, EA Thompson, W. M. Keaton, Monroe Rucker, J. W. Treadwell, W. A. Crittenden, H. G. Galther were elected as district delegates. two seats to the national convention in Philadelphia are at stake with A. M. Itt as a leading local candidate.
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Wallon
Morrie
Wileh
Atlanta
Jonespere
Philadelphia
A. M. Itt
A. M. JH
J. Mo Smith
EA. Thompson
W. M. Keaton
Monroe Rucker
W. Treadwell
W. A. Crittenden
H. G. Galther
Cincinnatians at Calhoun Hunt Week of Sport for Guests
A Cincinnati party of leading citizens visited Calhoun Georgia January 31 and will hunt at Peters farm near town for the week. Led by Ralph Peters of the Pennsylvania Railroad, the group includes Judge J. W. Warrenton and brokers from Erwin Baldwin and Proctor Gawhbie. They report fine shooting and plan to return home with a large haul of birds rabbits and other game.
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Calhoun
Cincinnati
Peters Farm
Town
Ralph Peters
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. W. Warrenton
J. Vv. B. Scarbrough
Cooper Fasctar
Proctor & Gawhbie
Erwin
Erwin & Baldwin
Spalding Census Enumerators Named in Griffin District
Griffin Ga January 31 Special Supervisor of Census Strickland has named enumerators for Spalding county in Griffin district Colonel W T Trammell and W B Hudson Jr Africa Captain A B Kell Orrs Judge A J Maddox Akin Judge C A Cooper Mount Zion J B Touchstone Line Creek T P Nichols Union Professor C W Richter Cabin James G Matthews each selected to take the census work in their respective localities.
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Spalding
Griffin
Strickland
W.T. Trammell
W. B. Hudson, Jr
Africa
A. B. Kell
Orrs
A. J. Maddox
Akin
C. A. Cooper
Mount Zion
J. BD. Touchstone
Line
Fire destroys two-story schoolhouse at Silver City
A large two story schoolhouse and Metonic hall were burned to the ground yesterday at Silver City near Dawsonville Georgia. The fire started in a defective stove flue. The residence was not damaged.
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Silver City
Dawsonville
Reprint Plan Ties Alabama Supreme Court Reports
In Montgomery on January 31 special dispatches report Senator Morgan recalled to Washington as Crenshaw campaign continues. Johnston and Morgan lead Russell County races with even bets. Gov sign ed an agreement with Morgan Jones to reprint the Alabama Supreme Court reports at up to $2.50 per copy, work to start within six months and finish in two years, possibly affecting West Publishing’s plans.
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Montgomery
Ala
Morgan
Washington
Crenshaw
Frank White
Birmingham
Messrs
Graham
Talladega
Quarles
Selma
Johnston Jett
Russell County
Boykin
Etowah
Russell
Oth
Morgan and Johnston
Alabama Supreme Court
Supreme Court
McClellan
Liner
State of Alabama
Cleburne County Court
Brock & Spelghe
Morgan Chancery Court
Brooks & Co
Lowenstein Bros
Geneva
Sharpe
L D. C. Savage
W. B. Ate King & Co
Chilton Circuit Court
International Cotton Seed Oi Company
CL. Whealock
Birmingham City Court
Howard Bridges Va
Alabama
Pike Criminal Court
Dowdell
Albert
Simpson
Amunda
R. Bast
Culbert Circuit Court
Clarence Slankenship
T. Blackwell
Madison Circuit Court
Morgan D. Jones
Jonva
The
West Publishing Company
Jones
Ford resigns as superintendent. new post in Florida
Irmingham Alabama January datomlL Ford, master of the Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railroad, resigns to take effect soon. He will continue as superintendent on the Third system at Gridnesville Florida, vacancy created by Denham’s promotion to general superintendent. It is unclear who will replace him. candidates include J. Copnetly, yard master in this city, and W. B. Leonard, a veteran conductor.
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Irmingham
Ala
AL Ford
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Ford
Gridnesville
Fla
Denham
Bradford Dunham
Mord Hs
J. Copnetly
This City
W. B. Leonard
Hathaway
Steel Rail Mill to Be Built in the South
Birmingham reports that the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company will start work soon on a steel rail mill at Ensley adjoining the new steel plant. The project, costing hundreds of thousands, aims to be the South’s first rail mill and will employ 500 to 600 workers. Steel will come from Alabama Steel and Shipbuilding Company.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal
Iran and Railroad Company
Ianssey
Unil
Tthe Steel
Alabama Steeland Shipbuilding Company
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Judge Speer Adjourns Court to March 5 in Savannah
Judge Emory Speer issued an order adjourning the U S court session set for February 13 in Savannah Georgia until March 5 Only March 5 cases including criminal and U S V U will be heard The move signals possible trial dates for the Gaynor Carter conspiracy defendants and related indictments in the Hatteras case
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Savannah
Emory Speer
United States Court
King
Supreme Court ruling keeps Fulton county back taxes in force
The Fulton county double tax decision leaves court issued executions intact while prompting likely amicable settlement. Corporations may seek relief from double taxation before county commissioners, with expected collection under $100,000 from back taxes though total could be under $200,000. Officials foresee a prompt, orderly resolution.
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Supreme Court
Fulton County
Board of County Commissioners
E. C. Atkins
Atlanta National Building and Loan Association
L. Z. Rosser
Death notices and city items from Atlanta society
Death of Mrs Anna W Young at 32, a writer known in Charleston and Atlanta. P C Sneed dies in Newark, OH, married to Della Foreacre. Mrs J S Patrick dies at 65 South Pryor Street. funeral later. Atlanta Baptist Sunday School meeting set for Jackson Hill. Grand Annual Masque at Atlanta Turnverein on Wire Hall Street. Charity reading matter requested for Richwood camp convicts. Jury awards $150 in case Perry v city of Atlanta and Western and Atlantic Railway Co for wife’s injuries from a Marietta Street bridge fall.
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Mie
Atlanta
Charleston
Lfe
Kuhpman
United States
Young
G. J. Foreacre
W. Foreacre
P. C. Sneed
Newark
Della Foreacre
G. J
Foreacre
J. S. Patrick
South Pryor Street
Atlanta Turnverein
Wirehall Street
Constitution
C. M. Quillan
Richwood
T. E. Gary
Richwood Camp
Richwood, Ga
C. Mw. Perry
Western and Atlantic Railway Company
H. M. Reid
Perry
Marietta Street
Railway Company
Phi Mu Society Elects Officers in Dahlonega Ga
Phi Mu Literary Society held a regular meeting in Dahlonega Georgia on January 31 naming officers for the next two months. T C McKibben was elected president J A Johnston vice president F C Powell recording secretary H B Howard corresponding secretary R P Nurm critic W P Barton librarian M F Pennington marshal. Public debate participants chosen February 4 include affirmatives J H Byers and W O Flemming negative A C Whitehead and F C Powell. The debate topic is England's course in the Transvaal justifiable.
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Phi Mu Society
Dahlonega
Phi Mu Literary Society
T. C. McKibben
J. A. Johnston
F. C. Powell
H.B. Howard
R. P. Nurm
W. P. Barton
M. F. Pennington
J. H. Byers
Flemming
A. C. Whitehead
England
Transvaal
Dr Hathaway A Pioneer in Male Health Cures
Dr Hathaway offers specialized treatment for varicocele stricture and kidney diseases with a personal laboratory made remedy. He cites scientific training and vast experience, claims near perfect diagnoses, moderate fees, and free consultations from his Atlanta office. A promotional pamphlet, Manliness Vigor Health, is available on request.
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Dr. Hathaway
Wathaway
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