Orpheum Stakes and New Orleans Entries Review
Shaky race notes from Orpheum event list with multiple winners led by Old Hutch and Sweet Alicea at 7 to 1. Racing results include second event winners Barkelmore and Hedge with detailed times, followed by another card of six races and today’s New Orleans entries with purse values and horse names.
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Old Hutch
Sweet Alicea
Hedge
New Orleans
Ray
John A. Clark
Navarino
Mynheer
Apert F. Dewey
Wuzzah
Dereszk
Balm
Gilead
Henry of
Pranstam
McWilliams
Lady In Black
Annie Lauretta
Aline ‘Abbott
Long Shot Dominates Ingleside Futurity Card
In San Francisco on February 19, high odds prevailed as no standout events occurred. Prestolus won the Futurity selling race at 10 to 1 with Priestlike second and Merwan third. race time 1:12. Memoriam claimed the second race at even money, with Selected at 5 to 1 and Ososo third. time 4:14. Royal F. won the third race with Nellie Hawthorne second and Anvil third. time 1:15.1. Meehanus led the fourth race at 4 to 1, Champagne runner-up, Ignacio third. time 1:44. Tins and Stunts led the fifth race at 2 to 1 with Andrew Ring second and Don Am third. time 1:43. So menos, Figardon ran. Six races listed with entries for Ingleside.
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San Francisco
Prestolus
Bullman
Priestlike
Burns
Merwan
Dog
Carson
Tugkback
Vigorozo
Walter
Royal F
W. Waldo
Nellie Hawthorne
Donovan
Anvil
Knapp
Frank Pearce
Alaria
Seize
Helen Smith
Nat Goodwin
Dance Along
Ripper
Estado
Phyllis
Meehanus
Shaw
Champagne
Senkina
Ignacio
Reed
Tiberia
Hesper
Artitia
Alturas
Stunts
Andrew Ring
Donnelly
Don Am
Somenos
Figardon
Seiling
Mr. Dingier
Adkins
Florinet
Frawley
Cathello
Minder
Parcifal
Prue
M. F. Tarpey
Maraschino
Senator Bruce
John Lemon
Ingleside
The $10,000 Cotton Port Receipts Contest Held in Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution outlines a two period cotton port receipts contest with a $10,000 top prize and a $2.50 exact estimate bonus. Details cover eligibility, submission deadlines, and varying discounts for subscriptions. Projections compare past seasons and urge timely, clear estimates to maximize potential winnings.
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Constitution
Henry G. Flegter
New Orleans
Oes
Hester
Peres
Oncre
Atlanta Constitution
Racing Race Card Summary From Multiple Holdings
A fragmented horse racing card lists multiple horses, jockeys, weights, and purses across seven races. Notable entries include Bear George Jr and Box Elder in the Toledo area, and horses such as Master and Honey Suckle in varied handicap and selling events with weights around 100 to 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bear George Jr
Box Elder
Catcher
Rapid Water
Ferguson
Discvery
Rainier
Imperious
Be Happy
Dagmar
Carrillo
Duke of York US
Tower F Candles
Sad Sam
Honiton
Yivin ‘Falbot
Glendenning
Dar Yield
Autolight
Hipponax
Bonnie Lissak
July Gyp
Porte
Urehin
Hampsant
Glisaundo
Rovaliy
Orfana
Boxing Bout Canceled Over Weight Dispute in Savannah
The 20 round match scheduled for tonight between Chris Himmler of Maryland and Jack Collier of New York at the Savannah Athletic Club was canceled after Collier refused to enter the ring, claiming Himmler was too heavy. Spectators were refunded and sent home. Also advertised are Winter Tourist Tickets to Florida at reduced rates via Central of Georgia Railway with through Pullman sleeping cars to Jacksonville, valid to May 31, 1903.
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Jack Collier
Savannah
Chris Himmler
Cumberland, Md
New York
Savannah Athletic Club
Colter
Himmler
Florida
Central of Georgia Railway
Pullman
Jacksonville
Wall Street
Union Depot
Savannah chamber of commerce formed in meeting
In Savannah Georgia on September 14 a committee was appointed to organize a chamber of commerce. The group aims to promote commercial interests, expand manufacturing and industrial activity, and secure favorable rates to make Savannah a strong trade center.
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Savanah
Repecia
Chamber of Commerce
Savannah
Len
Free distribution ends tonight for Moz ley's Lemon Elixir offers
An Atlanta page item notes Moz Leys Lemon Elixir free sample bottles are available at many city drugstores through tonight. The remedy, a thirty year staple, is praised for gentle liver bowel and kidney cleansing and relief from constipation indigestion sleeplessness and loss of appetite. Numerous pharmacies and corner druggists list locations across Whitehall Peters Street Marietta Forsyth Broad Capitol avenues and other streets for pickup.
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Mozley
Moxley
Cousiinils
Finuse
Jacob's Pharmacy
Whitehall
Brown & Alten
Brannen &Anthony
Benjamin's Pharmacy
Peters Street
A. L. Curtis
Mitchell and
Forsyth
A. L.curtis
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Broad Street
Elkin-Watson Drug Co
Marietta
Broad Streets
Todd Drug Co
Forsyth Streets
Peachtree Street
James Sharpe
Minor Leagues Up In Arms Over National Agreement
New York February 19. National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues demands arbitration equality and a tripartite plan in a draft national agreement. Conference aims to preserve the association’s government and integrity while negotiating with the American and National Leagues. President Powers criticizes James Hart’s Chicago meeting and plans informal talks with Johnson in New York.
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New York
National Association
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Association National
California
M. TL. Sexton
Western League
West
Hickey
Chicago
Lennon
St. Paul
Merican Association
American League
Nation League
James H. Hart
Joint Rules Committee
Powers
Hart
Johnson
Pniliam
National League
Pulliam
Walls Collapse in Springfield Fire Buries Shops
A catastrophic Springfield blaze on February 19 destroyed M. M. Kaufman’s clothing store Fountain Square theater and several nearby businesses. Losses total $225,000 with $270,000 insured. J H Mulholland aided by onlookers tried to save stock before walls collapsed. At least three dead were recovered: J H Mulholland Dorsey Crane Albert Voorhees. Injured include Harry Freet Warren Rikard and Fireman Peter Rude. Rude expected to recover. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Springfield
Ohio
M. M. Kaufman
Fountain Square
S. J. Lafferty & Sons
Queensware
Mitchell Brothers
J. H. Mulholland
J.H. Mulholland
Dorsey Crane
Albert Voorhees
Harry Freet
Warren Rikard
Peter Rude
Mr. Rude
Negro Baptist Rally To Boost State Mission Work
Negro Baptists of Atlanta plan a missionary rally at Ebernezer Baptist church corner Bell and Gilmer streets next Monday night. The event launches a series to raise funds and interest for the state mission. Speakers include Dr. W. W. Landrum Dr. John E. White Dr. H. L. Morehouse Rev. P. James Drayfant and Dr. E. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionary
Ebernezer Church
Negro Baptists of
Atlanta
Ebernezer Baptist Church
Bell and Gilmer Streets
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
H. L., Morehouse
American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York
BE. R. Carter
Friendship, Church,colored
P. James Dryfant
Wheat Street
Officers Installed in Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias
Public exercises last night at the Uniform Rank armory in Atlanta installed officers for Gate City Company No 5 and Columbian Company No 18. Major Charles Vittur presided installing and inspecting the battalion. Captain Hollingsworth and Gardner led the two companies with officers named including Hewing Pelot Steiner Barber Reeds and Harrison. Gardner presented Vittur a sword. Colonel H E Dibble attended. Refreshments followed as the flourishing Atlanta Uniform Bank showed strong growth and optimism.
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Vittur
Second Georgia Regiment
Knights of Pythias
East
Alabama Street
Charles Vittur
Gate City Company No
Olunial Company
Gate City’ Company
John ¥. Hollingsworth
Ieutenant
W. Hewing
M. Hubanks
Redorder
Tom Thomason
M.P. Harrison
Cotoni
Gardner
Leutenat
J. C. Pelot
J. E. Steiner
Régolier
Barber
Reeds
Vittus
H. E. Dibble
Atlanta
Second
Georgia
Delaware Indians Appeal to Supreme Court Over Cherokee Land Suit
The Delaware Indian nation files notice of appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court from a Court of Claims ruling in a land dispute with the Cherokee Nation in Indiana Territory. Lands valued over 2 million dollars are in question, stemming from a 1867 agreement where Delawares bought 167 600 acres of land for 1 per acre and allegedly paid into Cherokee treasury. Bill Passed Second Reading in North Carolina as Watts inquiry bill moves forward with amendments rejected.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Indiana Territory
Kansas
Intan Territory
Bankruptcy season sweeps Mississippi weak firms to wall
In Jackson on February 19 Special reports the bankruptcy season is now on as weak and tottering Mississippi firms are forced to the wall by anxious creditors due dates. February is the busy month. several insolvent firms have filed involuntary petitions this past week and many more display voluntary failures.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Commissioners Hinges and Butts in Boxes and Casks
The document lists commodity classes and packaging terms for trade items including hinges and butts, pulley and tackle, meal and corn in various forms, cereal and food preparations, grits, hominy, sacks and barrels, and related hardware. It notes packaging requirements, quantities, and exemptions, with a dated provision making the rule effective after March 1, 1903, repealing earlier conflicting orders. Officials Spencer Flatkinson and Massey sign as chairman and secretary.
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K. D
Uoor K. D
Spencer Flatkinson
J.D. Massey
Gift Reported From Governor Boosts Soo Chow Mission
Jackson Mississippi February 19 Special Bishop Charles B Galloway reports a letter from Dr David L Anderson head of Methodist mission at Soo Chow university stating the governor of Soo Chow province donated 8000 to the university The envoy says the gift from the throne signals strong imperial backing for China missions and will spur further donations He notes eight thousand dollars are needed for dormitories and calls for more missionaries to meet rising demand.
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China
Soo Chow
Soo Chow University
Empire
Georgia fair directors urged to add bronco act by Texas guest
From Macon Georgia February 19 special a Texas tester Marlon L Hoberts formerly of Atlanta visits Macon to observe and advise on the state fair. He describes a bronco bucking and cattle roping prairie scene and suggests it be added to the fair attractions in Macon with interest from local residents.
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Macon
Texas
Georgia
Marlon L Hoberts
Atlanta
Lone Star State
Roberta
Cowboys to Perform at Macon Fair With Untouched Horses
A letter notes a man in the region employing a home of cowboys who can bring a troupe to Macon for a low cost. The group would include plains horses never saddled and steers never touched by humans beyond branding. The letter is given to the fair's executive committee for consideration.
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Roberta
Macon
They Married on Fast Train in Georgia
On a passenger train near Waycross Georgia Dr W N Brown a Blackshear dentist and Miss Lelia Davis of Pierce county wed aboard a moving train at 40 miles an hour The ceremony was performed by BH Bird editor of The Blackshear Times and justice of the peace The couple had postponed the wedding then surprised friends by marrying on board the train they then continued to Savannah for their honeymoon The bride is the daughter of Mrs Jane Davis and the groom is a nephew of Dr Allan Brown of Waycross
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South Georgia
Waycross
W. N. Brown
Blackshear
Mian Lelia Davis
Pierce County
BH. Z. Bird
Blackshear Times
Baptist Church
Mies Davis
Hoboken
Dr. Brown
Hdster Bird
Savannah
Jane Davis
Allan Brown
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Watkins Overton
Cave Ornature
Doc Woolf
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Little Chico
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Muller
Errterious
W. L. George
Clara Nayin
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Bronze Demon
Rayoen
Laka
John Coulter
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Sadducee
Jim Clarke
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Stratton I
Wilfull
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Old ‘Hutch
Andi
Strat- von IT
Playlike
Carl Kahler
Long
Tommy Knight
Tamma
Imp Puss In Boots
Coronal
Rose of Vibe
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Rey Hooker
Honey Suckle
Master
Bell Reed
Tonga
Ohio Girl
Action
David S
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Fil Piloto
Lou McCarthy
Rimrock
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Bernota
Matin Belt
Toribio
Maraschina
Tersona
BIG Court
Raleigh
N.C
House
Waare
Ceylon
Sunny Ceylon
Lipton’s
Ceylon Teas
McCord-Stewart CO
Sole Distributors
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Timson
Spencer BR
J. P. Brown
G. Gunby Jordan
Massey
Rams
Laker
Wnen
Bat Ened
Daniel’s Shoe Store
Whitemall Street
Kamper’s
Kamper
Capital Ave
Piedmond Ave
Whitehall St
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company
England
Williams Street
New York City
Sadia Tary
Depositea
Tideves -Resistert
Te Ee
Home Office
State OF Louisiana
Parish OF Orleans
J. Pepper
J. &. Pepper
State of Georgia
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B. H. Abrams
Hoyt & Boston
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Wetary
STIS
Pacific
Memphis
Los Angeles
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Ore
Rock Island
Calfornia
el Paso
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon
S$. L. Parrott
Trav. Parr. Agret
Pryerst
Lanta, GA
Hamlin's Wizard Oil CO
Market St
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