Fenian Defeats Favorite in New Orleans Race
Long shot Fenian, backed from 60 to 1 to 10 to 1, defeats King's Gem at the Fair Grounds. Races feature six furlongs, multiple entrants, and results list Mordella, Gallant, and other contenders. Ferox and Go to Win discuss subsequent races with odds and positions through the program.
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Virginia House debate bill to establish garment and banking office
A bill introduced in the Virginia House of Delegates on February 6 proposes establishing a garment industry support and creating a fashioner of banking for the Commonwealth. The measure aims to foster local apparel production and strengthen financial administration within Virginia.
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Richmond
House of Delegates
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Mimonwealth
Virginia
Free Trial Medicine Offer Promises Free Dollar Packages
An apparent advertisement urges readers to claim a full size medication package at no cost. It promises delivery to the reader with a masked claim of sealed remedies and mentions a delivery address and contact details, albeit in garbled text.
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Maker Men
City Park racing sparks stewards probe after rough day
At New Orleans City Park on February 16, Lt Temmany’s antics sparked a stewards inquiry as Harvest Time faltered amid poor riding by Heffernan. Multiple races featured long odds, disputed finishes, and a clear weather with a slow track as favorites underperformed across seven races plus entry lists for the day.
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Browns Refuse To Waive Otto Jordan With Atlanta Hoping For Return
Atlanta officials report the St Louis Browns declined to waive claim to Otto Jordan second baseman traded to Cleveland. Despite this, Atlanta stays hopeful and will fight to re Retrain him if possible. waivers reportedly secured on Pitchers Barnum and Raymond, with Archer Bracken likely moving. Manager Smith says he completed a deal for the Three I infielder but will name him once Jordan outcome clears.
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St Louis Browns
Otto Jordan
Cleveland
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Aivers
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Jim Archer
Pittsburg
Bracken
Cleveland Alub
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Smith
Empire State Investment Company Stock Offering
The new issue of stock by Empire State Investment Company has been rapidly subscribed. Few shares remain before March 1 when books close. The company, formed twenty months ago, has capital stock of 60000 dollars and specializes in Atlanta real estate. Dividends are 8 percent for six months, 20 percent for the next six, and 30 percent for the following six. The directors are leading Atlanta financiers. Shares are 100 dollars each. Write to Atlanta for details and stock blanks.
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Empire State Investment Company
Atlanta
College Teams Play Tonight at Peachtree Auditorium
Basketball fans may choose between two tonight games Auburn visits Tech at Peachtree Auditorium in Atlanta for the locals opening college contest while Atlanta Athletics host Mercer at the Athletic Club. Auburn fast on the season. Tech rising. Mercer and Athletics seen as strong contenders in a lively evening of college basketball.
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Atlanta
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Athletic
Hays
Tech
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Heisman
Athletics
Whathelu
Instant Relief Catarrh Cure Free Trial Sample
Advertises Eclipse Catarrh Cure offering instant relief from catarrh. Promises free post paid sample and a liberal trial treatment to all who send name and address. Claims numerous patient testimonials and a booklet with disease information from Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company in Atlanta Georgia.
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Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Buys Catcher Sol Smith From New York Americans
Catcher Sol Smith, once drafted by Pittsburgh in 1904 and by the New York Americans in 1905, is released to Atlanta by Manager Clark Griffith. Smith, a versatile all around player, can catch and play infield or outfield and is expected to boost the Atlanta club with strong hitting and fielding.
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Pittsburg
New York Americans
Billy Smith
Atlanta Baseball Club
Clark Griffith
Sol Smith
Charleston
Avanta
Grif
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Atlanta
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Gilkes Optimistic On Pirates Pennant Hope In south
Robt J Gilkes says he has corralled ring winners for Shreveport Pirates next season signing with the club after route from Toledo. He expects most veterans to return though salary rules may force changes. Jimmy Smith moves to Denver. Gilkes eyes malaria cure and Peak adventures.
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Memphis Tenn
Robert J Gikes
Shreveport
Toledo
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Gilkes
Frank Weikart
Pirates
Jimmy Smith
Denver
Pikes Peak
Benefit for high school baseball club at Browning Hall
A crowded benefit at Browning Hall in the Girls' High building supported the Boys' High school baseball club for the upcoming season. Bernie McCay, a popular Atlanta player, spoke on baseball's history and urged fair play and honesty to preserve the sport. The program featured songs, a violin solo, and a recitation, including Nellie Dean and Casey at the Bat.
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Bernie McCay
Atlanta
Nellie Dean
Armstead Smith Park
Landrum
Miss Vivianagarat
Casey
J B
First Race results from multiple entries and contenders
A historical racing card lists horses across six events with listed times and handlers. Notable names include Twinkling Star Game Bird Concert Bendigo Lad y Vasht Captain North Excite ment and Major Johnson among others, with several entries and paired connections across races.
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Gneer
Kizil
Lavenia
Irue
Lazelle
Peggay Mine
Twinkling Star
Game Bird
Almas Pet
Rudy
San Aldo
Kirk
Wilcox
Blawawi
Mary Welch
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Clara Huron
Queen Hope
Ledatee
Laselle
Dolluda
Kittie Platt
Bitter Brown
Bitter Hand
Lubin
Hilee
Luretia
Jack Young
King Bigworth
Charlie Thompson
Jan Dollada
Cahn
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Frazer
Milam
Lupin
Hlee
Wiiott
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Legatee
Hayman and Lowe
Broomhandje
Jack Young Baker
King Ellsworth
Trotter
Mc Willen
Major Johnson
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J W. Onelli
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Jfp Mayberry
Duchesa Olde
Dave Bommers
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Madame Rhoda the Japanese magician at Brannan & Anthony
The article notes Madame Rhoda draws crowds with feats in Brannan and Anthony’s window. She performs a Hindu fakir act placing a seed in a pot and producing a flowering tree within a minute, then gives flowers to spectators. She will stay in the city about a week.
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Brannan & Anthony
Rhoda
Jomes
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New Paper Opens Temporary Office in Atlanta
The Evening Georgian begins operations in Atlanta and has opened a temporary office at 50 North Broad Street for subscriptions and advertising contracts. Hon John Temple Graves, former Atlanta News editor, will lead the Georgian staff alongside FL Seely, Shirley Brooks, and others. The first issue is slated for release soon, with an exact date yet to be announced.
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Atlanta
North Broad Street
John Temple Graves
The
Atlanta News
Georgian
FL Seely
Georgian Publishing Company
Shirley Brooks
Polo Game Ends in Fight Between Savannah and Macon Teams
A roller polo match between Macon and Savannah teams in Savannah Ga on February 1 ended in a melee as Macon claimed a referee was not present. Cheek struck a Savannah player, Weeks retaliated, spectators surged onto the floor, and play stopped with Macon leading 3 to tie.
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Saannah
Cheek
Savannah Golfers Triumph Over Camden Club
A Savannah Golf Club team defeated a Camden Golf Club team composed mainly of northern tourists. The match used the ax method with Savannah winning by a narrow margin. Final score details list players from both sides and include Reed Edwards Yates and Manning among others.
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Secured Players for Albany Season
J W Thomas of Savannah, owner of the Albany league team, states he has contracted several players for the season. Ho Nas and other secured players are reported to join Albany early to aid preparations several weeks before opening.
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Rays Outshine Stars in Fort McPherson Test
The Rays defeated the Stars in a Fort McPherson exhibition in front of 26 to 19 at last report. Niemeyer again starred with superb control, limiting opponents to few successful runs as Rays kept pressure throughout the contest.
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Travis Is Florida Champion at Palm Beach Links
February 1 at Palm Beach saw a mixed amateur and professional Florida championship play with Great Britain and American pros, including Walter J Trayla. Travis shattered the amateur 18 hole record with 65 and led after rounds, finishing three strokes ahead of rivals Fenn Andrew Irn, and Herd Rowland Jones.
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Athletics and Tech Win in Two Fast Basket Games
Atlanta Athletics and Techs won two close senior league basketball games at Peachtree Auditorium. The Soldiers challenged Techs more than in opening night, but the old gold and white triumphed 14 to , while the Athletics defeated the M A team 10 to ty, with fast club play proving decisive.
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Atlanta Athletics
Techs
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