Public Beaten by Bookmakers in New Orleans Racing
In New Orleans on February 4, a chaotic racing day saw Pronta, the only winning favorite, lose admission on the first turn as Jockey Gannon broke a collarbone and Jockey Harris sprained an ankle in a fall. Pirate’s Daughter, ridden by Sinclair, escaped injury as animals avoided serious harm. Weather was clear and the track fast with multiple races detailing winners and placements, including Pronta in the PIRGT RACE and Travers in the SECO RACE, among others.
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New Orleans
Ban Howard
Fuller
Bld Bilver
Mipder
Boundling
MacBeth
Barkermore
Caterpillar
Palmist
Frank Rice
Lady Brockaway
Julia Junein
Legaon
Fort Plain
Davisson
McCafferty
Goas
Invincible
Fickle Saint
Feronia
Circular Joe
Kabyle
Lev Dorsey
W. Hennessy
Philps
Bandage
cIntyre
St.angren
Harmaids
Pieratt
Redman
Foresight
Aggie Lewis
Troan
Emilan Billie
J. FP. Mayberry
Alrt Glaran
the Messenger
CW. Hennessy
Huston
Secon Grevina
H. Michaels
Charlie Thompson
Floyd K. Wellesly
Sir Paul Ran
Zyra
Kitty Clyde
Atheola
Reckoner
Dr.aft
John
Decoration
Barkelwhore
Felix Bard
Berd of Avon
Sir Kingston
Lingo
the Guardsmen
Anyday
Pinky
Ethel Scruggs
Mamedlle
Feronla
Marco
Ponca
Lovable
Tnepector Shee
Prodigal
Bon
Clajesa
Lily Brook
Lythetist
Lady Greenwood
Hannibal Bey
the Druggiat
Carrie Potter
Minnie Schlemmer
Truffle Hunter
Dixie Land
Michael Brynes
Garrett Wilson
the Wizard
Mauser
Glug Mint
Bessta McCarthy
Young Corbett to Meet Sullivan in San Francisco Bout
San Francisco will host a February 28 encounter as Young Corbett fights Dave Sullivan, the final day of the month, with another match set for March 16 against Jimmy Britt before the California club.
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Young Corbett
Sullivan
San Francisco
Dave Sullivan
Corbett
Jimmy Britt
California
Elks Rally For Shaw Show In Macon
Macon Elks and the home minstrel talent are hard at work to ensure a successful Academy of Music entertainment. Top local voices Monroe Ogden James C Boone and George Hubbel headline with eighteen other singers, as rehearsals proceed eightly. The lodge members push the fundraiser as a popular city secret society effort.
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Elks
Shaw
Macon
Macon Elks
Academy of Music
Baa
Iicate
Monroe Ogden
James C. Boone
George Hubbel
the Elks
Work Starts on Southern Telephone Building in Macon
Contractors began work today on a new Southern Telephone Company building at Second and Poplar Streets. The $25,000 structure is set to become one of the state’s handsomest telephone exchanges and will be ready for occupancy this fall.
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Ork On Telephone
Macon
Southern Telephone, Company
Second
Poplar Streets
Illness Sways Miss Laura Butler of Macon
Miss Laura Butler of South Macon is gravely ill at her family home. The daughter of Mr and Mrs M Butler has been ill for several weeks and friends in Macon express sincere regret over her continued sickness.
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Laura Butler II
Macon
Ura Butler
M. Butler
Ingleside Race Day Damp and Fast Despite Rain
At Ingleside, muddy track and persistent rain marked a race card where favorites prevailed. C C McCafferty was barred from starting his horses amid suspended stable activity while Constellator won the first event, with El Massie and other contenders placing in subsequent races.
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Ban Franciyco
Ingleside
C. C. McCafferty
Apelin
Chickadee A Light
FIRST
Sus
Foley
Taft
Necond
Time
Orphant
Rime
Bay Wonder
Arthur Fay
Libbleid
Byronerdale
Bill Short
Daty
Totans
Burne
Eduardo
Bell
Jimmie
Rose Hill
Giacomo
Dettere
Corn Blossom Rap
el Massie
Hildebrand
Pierce J
Larsen
G. W. Trahern
J. Martin
Scherzo
Burns
Charley Schweizer
Keogh
Instrument
Halford
Ingieside
Rinaldo
Prue Wood
Buntressa
Cracko
Adirondack
Tee Counsellor
Polonius
I Pilar
Briasac
Sissenvine
Postmaster
Norford
Deig
O'Hagen
John A. Rene
Princess Titania
Kenilworth
Uitma
Algaretta
Murenca
Atberian
Matt Hogan
David
Roldenzo
Adnor
Ences Ile
IsHiuon
Important Change of Schedule Via Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia Railway announces schedule changes effective Sunday February 7 1904 Train No 1 departs Jonesboro 7 63 p m arrives Atlanta 7 30 p m Suburban WF departs Jonesboro 4 45 p m arrives Atlanta 6 45 p m Suburban Train No 108 departs Atlanta 16 p m arrives Jonesboro 7 20 p m Additional changes on other divisions apply For correct schedules contact any ticket agent of the company.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Chub Upsets Fortunatus at Ascot in Fifth Race
At Ascot Los Angeles February horse racing results show Stem Winder and Fortunatus failing to secure wins. Chub defeated the favorite Fortunatus in the fifth race, causing notable betting redress as positions shifted. Cloudy weather and fast track noted with multiple race outcomes and listed entrants.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Stein Winder
Ascot
Chub
Fortunatus
Flourish
N. Lewis
Raccoon
J. Booker
Dr Bernays
Buxton
Capitol
Louise Menning
Casedor
Pat Hammon
Nat Goodwin
Nina B. L
Shorts
Stem Winder
J. Lewis
Americano
Maddox
the Fog
Redfern
Ben Heywood
Huapala
Fox Fake
Strife
Foxey
Grdbdve
Bic
Elf
Fortunatue
Adams
Pletoning
Ainncett
John Methirk
Diamente
TI Raschu
Kyrohs
J. Hecker
Dolly Hayman
J. Laws
Redalor
P. Phillips
Tower of Candley
Maldens
Liauson Doprie
Annie F
Camulus
Canable
Cannell
Beau Imperial
Norwalk
North Pole
Nell Holton
Grierlame
Silver Fir
Almoner
Schwarzwald
Landseer
Mack Flecknoe
Brown Prince
J. V. Kirby
Nina Ty
Greg Morn
Dargin
wLiorioso
Sais
Grail
Pat Bulger
Taxmaly
Stern Winder
Paul Whaley
Gorden
Whaley
Stern
Winder
Caneio Lann
Welson
Hod Dameel
Ir Edeath
Invictus
Galanthus
Athelrose
Jim Hal Hilary
Thisbe
Layall
Ssilie Goodwin
Cardwell
Sellin
Watkins Addresses Voters in Commerce for Ninth District Demand
W. Watkins of Elissey spoke to Commerce voters in the council chamber this morning as a Democratic candidate for congress in the ninth district. The event highlighted local support and campaign goals ahead of the nominating process.
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Watkins
Commerce
Receivership Papers Filed In Houston Firms
The clerk of the federal court received and filed papers in the Kirby Lumber Company and Houston Oil Company receivership cases from New Orleans. Bonds for the four receivers were fixed at 50 000 dollars each, assets were turned over to the receivers.
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Houston
Tex
Kirby Lumber Company
Houston Oil Company
Te Federal Court
New Orleans
Tech to Stage Indoor Athletic Contest February 18
Tech authorities set February 18 for the indoor athletic contest at the Grand Opera house. A broad program features a parade, trapeze acts, fencing, horizontal and parallel bars, a football exposition, a fake game in costume, tumbling, high dive, pyramids, and a strong mat finale. Many boys entered. prizes include the Atlanta Athletic Club cup and the novice cup.
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the Tech
Jackson
Grand Opera House
Lyman Hall
Wich
Bec Séené
Helaman
Atlanta Athletic Club
Open trial proposal for colleges accused of playing professionals
At the Baton Rouge meeting of the 8 T. A. A Dr. W M Jackson proposed a resolution to require a copy of the specific charges and accusers to be sent to the accused college at least two weeks before penalties by the executive committee This would allow a defense and transparency in proceedings. The article also notes Georgia Tech Auburn schedules and mentions Mercer and Georgia forming a state college league with dates across March to May. It reports on Walthour’s loving cup, Durand’s plans, and prospects for Atlanta pennants and a Cincinnati Reds backstop trade for Lee Fohl.
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Baton Rouge
W. M. Jackson
The
Tech
Association
Jackson
W. A. Lambeth
University of Virginia
Lambeth
Dr. Dudley
Virginia
Dudley
Mercer
Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
Athens
Tillman Cares His Crum Baby Defies Defies Roosevelt in Inquiry
Washington February 4 The senate debated Tillman resolutions demanding inquiries into W D Crum's appointment as collector at Charleston S C and who constitutes a recess appointment. Tillman argued the end of the last session and start of the new one created a recess. He criticized Crum's selection amid protests while Hale urged a quick passage of the deficiency bill.
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Washington
Tillman
Secretary of the Treasury
W. D Crum
Clameston
Aegate Committee On
Judiciary
Senate
Tilman
Hale
South Carolina
Root
Proctor
Congreso
Tilan
Jast Crum
Lodge
Congress
Platt
Connecticut
Platts
Mahoemet
Mr. Tillman
Cram
Judiciary Committee
Parker Strong in Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn February 4 State democratic executive committee in session fixed May 25 and this city as the place of holding a state convention to choose candidates for governor secretary of state treasurer and comptroller and for selecting delegates to the national convention and the nomination of electors from the state at large. Every member opposed reaffirmation of the Kansas City platform. Most favored Judge Parker and all opposed one man domination.
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Nashville
Tenn
Democratic Executive Committee
Kansas City
Parker
Freshman and Sophomore Banquets Mark University Pranks
In Athens Georgia on February 4 the freshmen held their annual banquet and the sophomores plan theirs for tonight. Earlier both classes spent the afternoon engaging in playful pranks by marching members of the other class into the woods.
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Athens
Freshman and Sophomore Leaders Separated in Compton Woods
Report describes the president and treasurer of the freshmen class being carried to the Compton woods while a police officer released them. The president of the sophomore plaza was taken to Whitehall six miles from the city amid tense actions. The overall mood remained surprisingly calm given the events.
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Compton Woods
Whitehall
New Flint River and Northwestern Line Opens to Ticknor
Pelham Ga February 4 Special the Flint River and North eastern railroad opened from here to Ticknor Ga a 24 mile stretch A special car with officers and directors and prominent citizens rode the line at noon President T D Sale drove the silver spike connecting the divisions D M Rogers is general superintendent the original promoter T D Bate of APany is president and J W Byrd is general manager Directors include W B Hutchinson J W Byrd Co E Afnt and others Regular daily service will commence.
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Flint River
Northwestern
Pelham
Flint River and Northeastern Railroad
Ticknor
T. D. Sale
D. M. Rogers
T. D. Bate
Apany
J. W. Byrd
W. B. Hutchinson
Cc. E. Afnt
Gulf Coast Rail Service and Mardi Gras Fare Notice
Mardi Gras travel offers via Gulf Coast route with low round trip fare of one dollar plus 28 cents. Tickets on sale February 9 to 16, valid return by February 26, extendable to March 6 for 50 cents with deposit to Joint Agent. Also mentions pelham farming belt and quick connections. Secretary announces Georgia board of embalmers meeting in Macon to examine a patent and transact official business.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Sontaville and
Nashville
Gulf Coast
Hollenbeck
Dist
Paseeyaer
Atlanta
Macon
B H H. Saran
The
Georgia Beard of
Embaimera
Baz Adana Eo
Pitcante
Macon Grand Jury to Convene as Criminial Docket Opens
In Macon Georgia on February 4 special news lines report the grand jury will convene Monday morning with a large docket awaiting. Judge Felton returns from Florida and will convene Elbo superior court Monday. The criminal docket starts with fall cases, many prisoners added to the county jail, and the grand jury will also investigate the alleged attack on Dr. Elder with cases against Frank resulting in action during the week.
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Macon
Grams
Felton
Fiorda
Elbo Superior Court
Kim Dr. Elder
Frank May Te Trish
Valentines all kinds at John M Miller Os
Valentines offered at John M Miller Os located on 2 Marletts street with a wide selection of items advertised for sale. The brief notice highlights various kinds of valentines available to customers.
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Pronta
Yeee Admission
Gannon
Harris
Massengale
Auete
AWD
Walthour
France
Lee Fohl
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Abner
Mose
P Mane Saiv
American Wine Company
Covi
Crum
Roosevelt
Taw
Renate
Parker Strong
Tennessee
Prac
Brice
Peter Thompson
Bulta
Ubrappers
T D. Sale
T. M. Carter
J. W. Malletts
Eng
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