Redman Alone Rewards Talent at City Park
Race results from New Orleans Crescent City Jockey Club track with heavy going. Redman was the sole winning favorite across events, defeating rivals Ogontz Diplomat Verdant Muzsumen Plautus and others in multiple races. The cold day produced slow times and favored strong runners like George Parry Jordar Chief Archibald Nervator Sailina Sa'ina and Lou M.
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New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Redman
Ogontz
Stalker
Matt Wadleigh
Thir
George Parry
Diplomat
Gegen
Safeguard
Verdant
Little Rose
Betha EB
Muzsumen
Leva of the Valley
Ralbert
Plautus
Merry Acrobat
Little Boy
Red
Lookout
Esuits
City Park
Chanley
Princess Orna
Wan
Weber Fields
Econd
Mrs Bol
Jordar
Bar le Duc
Tootate Muck
Chief Archibald
Judge Parker
Carthage
Nervator
Poseur
Boomrrack
Sa'ina
Lou M
Norwood Ohio
Jack Taylor on Trial Before National League Board
Famous pitcher Jack Taylor of the St Louis club faces trial before the National League board in New York over alleged irregularities in a July game at Pittsburgh. Two separate accusations are involved, one linked to the 1903 post season series and a second tied to a Pittsburgh game and a man named McCormick. The Chicago National's president Hart alleges Taylor claimed he would take 100 for writing and 800 for insing, though the charges stem from the Pittsburgh game and are to be investigated by the league directors.
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Board of Directors
New York
Jack Tay Jor
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Taylor
Hart
Chicago Nationals
National Committee
Lagua
Herrmann
Cincinnati
McCormick
St Louis
Pittsbue
Pistol Bullet Ends His Life at Jennings Farm Near Valdosta
Charlies Lee, a prominent young farmer near Jennings, Georgia, reportedly shot himself last night after a period of illness. He had been treated for pneumonia and appeared despondent. While his wife cooked supper for their two children, he rose from bed, took a revolver from the mantel, and died instantly after shooting himself in the head.
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Valdosta
Charlies Lee
Jennings
Tia
Gmeumonia
How to Brew Tea Like Experts Say
A brief guide claims the tea described is the finest quality. It advises readers to judge by themselves and explains proper preparation using half the usual amount, fresh boiling water, and a four to five minute steep.
Vanderbilt Seek Open Season Clash With Michigan Oct 4
Vanderbilt aims to face Michigan in Ann Arbor on October 4 under Coach McGugin. Interest runs high as a test of strength between the western football masters and the top southern team. Fisher signs 21 players. Montgomery adds three newcomers.
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Vanderbilt
Michigan
McGugin
Commodores
Ann Arbor
South
Weat
Vanderbilt Manager Finishes Work On 1900s Baseball Plan
Neshville Tenn February 13 Special Despite weather the Commodores camp shows a promising baseball outlook with seven or eight veterans including Love a sharp hitter and Sibley a strong fielder. Tom Davis to lead effort schedule lists Nashville professionals Cornels Alabama Tennessee Tennessee University and Sewanee clashes through May with Texas and Central University on slate.
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Neshville
Tenn
Commodores
Love
Crack Tooth Paw
Sibley
Theo
Tom Davis
Tuxcaloosa
Nashville Professionals
Athletic Park
University of Nashville
Peabody Field
Athletis Park
Kentucky State College
Dudley Field
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
Hewanee
Dudley Feld
Robbers Slay Wealthy Man in Mitven Ga
Joseph Stude stl, a 75 year old wealthy bachelor, was found murdered in his Mitven home after robbers shot him in the head and ransacked the house. A party of boys discovered the body. motive and suspects unknown as investigation begins. Also notes a romantic Gretna Green marriage in Americus and a North Carolina bride arrival.
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Mitven
Joseph Studestl
Studsttil
Mimi
Americus
E. Auman
Alice Jowers
Hufaula
Miss Jowers
Birthday Posy Gravure At Wal ker and Yarbrough Art Store
A colored photo gravure titled Birthday Posy is displayed at the Art Store of Wal ker and Yarbrough located at 8 Peachtree. The piece draws attention with its vivid hues and decorative design. Potential buyers may view the artwork and inquire about purchase.
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Walker & Yarbrough
Peachtree
Spot Cotton Market Totals by City and Receipts
The item lists interior movement and tone for spot cotton markets with figures for France Continent Japan and multiple U S cities. It details net receipts gross receipts and shipments across Houston Beau Augusta Memphis St Louis Cincinnati Louisville and totals for today, noting 1 375 1 375 902 and 3 936 in various columns.
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Houston
Beau Augusta
Memphis
BL. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
No Eisces at Hot Springs Track Meet
In Hot Springs Arkansas on February 13, racing events were canceled due to bad track conditions and wear. Oakland track meet slated for today will be held as planned with entries adjusted for the surface issues.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oakland Track
Choates Lounch
Tendon
Choate
Mia Choate
Carlton House
Duke de Maodask
Ie United
Smale Fortune In Smoke House Robbery Report
Mrs. Thomas Gass reports a break in at her smoke house in Habersham County Georgia with theft of 2750 dollars. Her son Whit Gass swears warrants for Tallie Canon and Wil Candie for the robbery. Candie is Canon’s brother in law. Candie was arrested and 396 found on him, nearly 800 in gold found in Canon’s trunk. Candie faces a preliminary trial. Canon eluded the sheriff.
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Nacoocnee
Thomas Gass
Lyenth Mountain
Habersham
Whit Gass
Tallie Canon
Wil Candie
Canon
Gass
Candie
Brother J
New Orleans Cotton Market Slumps After Turkey Holiday Trade
In New Orleans the spot market was firm yet offerings stayed light with 2460 bales traded, including 650 for arrival. Futures opened steadier, Liverpool pushed prices up then local sales retraced gains, weather kept cotton unsettled as Texas plowed none. Trading on the Bletch showed volatility, closing near the day’s weaker mix.
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New Orleans
New York
Lincoin
Liverpool
Texas
Naval Stores and Liverpool Cotton Market Summary
Wilmington reports mixed spirits and pitch at steady to firm prices with receipts varying. Liverpool Cotton Market shows American middling fair to good ordinary ranging around 4.28 to 3.87 with months from May to December noted and 8 000 dates left for speculation and export.
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Naval Stores
Wilmington
Liverpool
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Rose
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co
Portland
Edgar Dunlap
Atlanta, GA
Prudential Building
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Japan
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Bready
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WEPAP
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O.H. Sheffield & CO
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Robinson-Humphrey Co
Atlanta
Express Money
Laurens Ross
Catton
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Phone Jazz
Prudential
Louis J. Anderson & Co
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Georgia
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
Bell
Cuicaga
Rank. Hawking
M. Atkinson
A. McCord
C. Kewin
Third National Bank
H-M. Atkinson
E.R. Rosser
Frank Hawkins
A. W. Calhoun
David Woodward
HH. McCord
John W. Grant
Joseph A. McCord
Jd. Carroll Payne
Letters of Credit
Foreign Exchange
Union Savings Bank
GOULD
Lowry National Bank
Southern Exchange
Baterwase
Wewry
GUT Tdg
Vidalia
Mahtin & Garrett
Sheldon Audit CO
Uninaituta
Piral Sale
Werehanta Ernestines and
Corparilions Carre
Janet Melli
Empire Huilding
W. H. Patterson & CO
A. J. Haltiwanger
Smerly
Maliwanger-Shedder Andisce Public Accountant
Rance A Dier
Ozs Empire
W. B. Smith & CO
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Board of Tread Ooes
Rhovisione
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