Public Beaten by Bookmakers in New Orleans Races
New Orleans racing crowd faced a rough day as several falls occurred. Pronta won the first race while Bodily injuries were reported to several riders and horses including Dest Tace Gannon and Red Jockey and Pirate's Daughter escaped serious harm. Weather was clear and track fast as results highlighted Pronta Fort Plain and Lev Dorsey among the winners.
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New Orleans
Pronta
Free Admission
Gannon
Uren
Satchel
Aubuchon
Bergal
Fuller
Spo
Blaze Cigles
Frank M. Rar
Urchin
Tyée
Travers
Hennessy
Wom
Ben Howard
Bld
Silver
Minder
Foundling
MacBeth
Barkermore
Caterpillar
Palmist
Frank Rice
Lady Brockaway
Juiia Junkin
Legation
Fort Plain
Davisson
Sadduccee
McCafferty
St Tammany
Harmokis
Pleratt
Redman
Faller
Arle Lewis
Troan
Biss Rilke
J. P
Celling
Allegrette
Sneer
Regina
Ms. Melton
Trossache
Arnold K. Claremont
Duncan
Gus Heidorn
Ralph Young
Haverun
Port Warden
Failores
Burst Vestry
Frank Foster
Neithar Que
Sweet Nell
Sabot
Zyra
Kitty Clyde
Athecls
Reckoner
Dr Wart
John
Decoration
Barkelbrorg
Felix Bard
Berd of Avon
Sir Kingston
Lingo
the Guardsman
Anyday
Always Faithful
Pin
Ethel Scruggs
Marisello
Feronla
Marco
Ponce
Levad Inspector Chea
Prodigal ,Son
Ctales
Lily Brook
Lythelist
Lady’ Greenwood
Haralbal Ber
the Druggist
Carrie Potter
Minnie Schlemmer
Truffle Hunter
Daxle Land
Michael Brynes
Garret ‘Wilson
the Wizard
Mauser
Blue Mint
Bessle McCarthy
Young Corbett to Meet Sullivan in San Francisco
Young Corbett signed articles to meet Dave Sullivan in San Francisco on February 28, the Yosemite Club host. Corbett also agreed to a March 5 bout against Jimmy Britt in the same city, before the California Club.
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Young Corbett
Sullivan
San Francisco
Dave Sullivan
Corbett
Jimmy Britt
California Club
Elks Schedule Home Minstrel at Macon Academy
Macon Elks push a February 4 show at the Academy of Music with top city musical talent. Monroe Ogden James O Boone and George Hubbel headline a lineup of eighteen supporting singers while nightly rehearsals aim for a strong entertaining evening led by Macon’s secret society members.
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Elks
Shaw
Macon
Academy of Music
Monroe Ogden
James O Boone
George Hubbel
The
Telephone Building Under Construction In Macon Georgia
Special report states contractors began work on a new Southern Telephone Company building at Second and Poplar. The exchange will be one of the state’s handsomest, costing about 25000 dollars and ready for occupancy this fall.
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Macon
Fhe
Southern Telephone Company
Second
Poplar Streets
Miss Laura Butler Illness Regrets Spread in Macon
In South Macon at the family home on February 4 Miss Igura Ubller daughter of Mr and Mrs M Whufler is quite ill for several weeks. Friends throughout Macon sincerely regret Miss Butler's continued illness.
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Laura Butler UI
Macon
Igura uBller
M wHufler
South
Miss Butler
Ingleside RaceDay Weather and Results Highlight Rainy Track
The Ingleside track was muddy as rain fell throughout the day. Favorites and well-driven horses prevailed despite the conditions with Constellator, Bull Amassie, and Bom bardier among the winners in seven furlongs to one mile events. extensive entries list shows multiple races and contenders.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
C. C McCafferty
Chickadee
Golden Light
Hildebrand
el Pilote
Foley
Optime
Ouphant
Bay Wonder
Arthur Ray
Libbie Candia
Byronerdale
Bill Short
Speaker Fontao
Burns
Bauardo
Bell
Jimmie
Rose
Ely
Giacoma
Il Catrere
Corn Blossom Rag
Bull Amassie
Pierc. J
Larsen
GW Trahern
Ij Bmartim
Hellas
Tom Kingsley
Chileno
Leash
Eixteentha
Bulman
Judge
Italy
Solanus
J. Martin
the Mighty
Ananias
Long Shot Tan
Tongs
Celing Brennus
Tuilel
Flyer
Servand
Goddess of Night
Dugan
Lady Bimbo Cassie W
Belle Reed
Hand Prese
Florinal Titan
Bom+ bardier
Suldebrand
Credle
Jim
WH Larsen
Ta 'T
Charley Schweizer
Keogh
Instrument
Halford
Rinaldo
Pria Wood
Santressa Cracko
Adirondack
Grand
Polonius
Mr Pilar
Brissac
Sissenvise
Postmaster
Norford
Hagen
John A. Scott
Princess ‘Titana
Skenitworth
Sellia
Tietua
Algaretta
Mureaca
Matt Hogan
David S
Rol- Bassenzo
Adnor
Amass
Ere ‘Burns
wWiderer
Thuluon
Mic" Dawesca
the Fretter
Georgian Railway Announces February 7 1904 Schedule Change
Central of Georgia Railway raises effective Sunday February 7 1904 train No 1 departs Jonesboro at 703 PM arrives Atlanta at 750 PM Suburban train No 07 departs Forsborg at 455 PM arrives Atlanta at 545 PM Suburban train No 108 departs Atlanta at 615 PM arrives Jonesboro at 720 PM Additional changes across all divisions. perfect rect schedules apply to all ticket agents.
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Central of Georgian Railway
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Fopesborg
Stem Winder Dominates Ascot Card In Tight Race
At Ascot Los Angeles February stem Winder the only clear favorite to win as Chub upsets Fortunatus in the fifth race. The card lists six races with Stem Winder taking the second race, Ben Werwood winning the third, Elfarse capturing the fourth, Chub triumphing in the fifth, Cocurghe winning the sixth, and a range of entries and times for today’s field.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Stem Winder
Ascot
Chub
Fortunatus
Flourish
N Lewis
Raccoon
J Booker
Dr Bernays
Buxton
Capitol
Seiting Ben Werwood
Redfern
Huapala
J Lewis
Fox Lake
Boston
Enid Tiina
Strife
Foxey
Grdnapa
Ele
Elfarse
Wonovan
Tras
Lewis
Malnaping
B Walsh
Dotiereh Malet "Hooker
Jingler
Castake
Ting A Ling
Lemco
Quidado
Blue Ridge
Platontua
John Mo
Jurk
Diamente
Auro
Hillena
Woodclaim
de Gammont
Griffin Puter
Perton Airship
Caprianza
el Otoros
Baldwin
Miss Nettie
Almoner Schwarzwald
Landseer
Mack Flecknoe
Brown Prince
TV Kirby
Greg Morn
Raze
Hamheep
Watkins Addresses Voters in Commerce on Feb 4
Special 4 F W Watkins of Fliljay spoke this morning in Commerce Ga addressing the voters in the council chamber as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the ninth district.
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Watkins
Commerce
Sommerce
F W Watkins
Fliljay
Ninth Congressional District
Receivership Papers Filed For Two Houston Firms
Receivership papers in the Kirby Lumber Company and the Houston Oil Company were received today by the clerk of the federal court from New Orleans and filed. Bonds for the four receivers were fixed at 50,000 each. Properties were turned over to the receivers.
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Houston
Tot
Papare
Kirby Lumer Company
Houston Oo! Company
Ierk
Federal Court
New Orleans
Tech Indoor Athletic Event Date Set for February Eighth
Tech officials announced February 8 as the indoor athletic contest date at Grand Spera House. The program features circus parade acts, a broad horse contest, fencing, exercises on horizontal and parallel bars, a football science exposition by Coach Heisman, a trained animal show, high diving, pyramids, tumbling, a mock football game in costume, and the strong man finale. Over many entrants, contestants train for the cup presented by the Atlanta Athletic Club, with clowns providing side entertainments throughout.
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the Tech
Jackson
Pice
Grand Spera House
Symean Hall
Heisman
Atlanta Athletic Clab
Open trial proposal at SIAA sparks college athletics debate
At Baton Rouge Dr W M Jackson of Tech proposes a more open trial process for colleges accused of professional play. The plan requires naming accusers and charges two weeks before penalties, sparking replies from Dr W A Lambeth of Virginia. The piece also covers state league plans, schedules, and remarks on Walthour’s cup presentation and a catcher’s transfer prospects.
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SIAA
Baton Rouge
W M. Jackson
Tech
Association
Jackson
Chua
W A Lambeth
University of Virginia
Lambeth
Dudley
Virginia
Tillman Probes Crum Appointment in Senate Speech
Washington February 4 Senator Tillman pressed resolutions asking the secretary of the treasury about W D Crum's appointment as Charleston collector and directing a judiciary committee inquiry into recess appointments. He argued records show a session end and new start, while others claimed no recess occurred.
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Washington
Tilman
Secretary of the Treasury
W D. Crum
Charleston
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Tillman
Hale
Till
South Carolina
Root
Proctor
Titman
Crum
Tillmen
Lodge
Congress
Platt
Connecticut
Mano
Judiciary Committee
Parker Strong in Tennessee
Nashville Tenn February 4 The state democratic executive committee in session this morning fixed May 25 in this city as the place of holding a state convention for nominating candidates for governor secretary of state treasurer and comptroller and for selecting delegates to the national convention and the designation of electors from the state at large Every member of the committee expressed opposition to a reform ation of the Kansas City platform Most favored the candidacy of Judge Parker and all opposed one man gamina tow
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Nashville
Tenn
Democratic Executioe
Judge Parker
Gamina Tow
Freshman Pranks Highlight Athens Banquet Night
Freshmen at the university in Athens Georgia held their annual banquet on February 4 awaiting the sophomores who will host tomorrow night. The afternoon was spent by both classes in pranks including carrying members of the opposing class into the woods as part of the playful tradition.
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Athens
Freshmen and Sophomores Involved in Unclear Incident
Police released two freshmen leaders carried to Compton woods while the sophomore president was taken to Whitehall. The scene reflected strong local feeling as the incident crossed a rural road linking Pelham to the east, near the farming belt.
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Compton Woods
Whitehall
Sale Mallett
T. Mc Carter
J. W
Pelham
Clos
Potnty
Here
New Rail Line Opens Flint River and Northwestern
Pelham Ga February 4 special train with officers directors and citizens marked the formal opening of the Flint River and Northwestern railroad from Pelham to Ticknor a 56 mile line. President T D Sale drove the silver spike at mid point with D M Rogers as general superintendent and J W Byrd as general manager. A daily schedule will be operated.
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Flint River
Northwestern
Pelham
Flint River and Northeastern Railroad
Ticknor
T D Sale
D. M. Rogers
T D. Sale
Albany
JW. Byrd
General Manger
Wb, Hutchinson
J. W. Byrd
E. Arnt
Low Rates On Mardi Gras Travel Via Gulf Coast Rail
One fare plus 28 cents round trip sold February 9 to 16 with return by February 20. Extension to March 5 possible for 50 cents and ticket deposit with Joint Agent. See Gulf Coast booklet for full rates and schedules. J G Hollenbeck Dist Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf Coast
J. G. Hollenbeck
Dist
Atlanta
Georgia Embalmers Board to Meet in Macon on Feb 19 20
Secretary L H Burgard of the Georgia state board of embalmers announces a two day session in Macon on Friday and Saturday February 19 and 20 to examine applicants and conduct official business.
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Macon
Sprciat
L. H. Burgard
Georgia State Board of Embalmers
Grand jury to convene in Bibo county Monday
Macon Georgia February 4 Special The Bibo county grand jury will convene Monday morning next and will find a great mass of business. A number of prisoners has been added to the counts since adjournment. Judge Felton returns from Florida and will convene the Babo superior court. The criminal docket will be taken up at once and the first cases disposed of. A long list of trials will consume a week or ten days. The grand jury will begin an investigation into the attempted killing of Dr Bilder and the case against Frame may be tried during the coming week.
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Macon
Bibo County Grand Jury
Felton
Florida
Babo Superior Court
Gand Jory
Bilder
Frame
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