Nine Crackers Sign Contracts For 1905 Atlanta Team
Nine Crackers have signed with the Atlanta club for the 1905 season. Dexter Nodblett Bauer Brroham Starks Otto Jordan Dwyer Ken and McMakin sent in contracts. McMakin plans to coach Clemson before joining. Rucker and Krag remain uncertain. Dexter eager to join at once. tech to play Cleveland. team reports March 15. no Crackers vs Superbas dates. Bernie McCay welcomes Joyner return to Atlanta.
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Krag
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Tech
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Cleveland Tech
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Aome
Fowell
Tate
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Avianta
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Superbas
Bernie McCay
Chief Joyner
Pole makes war on gamble in Missouri racing
Jefferson City Mo February 21 The House passed the Godfrey bill repealing the breeders law authorizing pool selling on horse races The measure bars betting on all horse races within Missouri and beyond state borders It now goes to the Senate where supporters say a hard fight awaits Governor Folk urged repeal and substitute prohibiting gambling on horse races in a message to both houses
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Finner
Godfrey
Senate
Folk
Racing Dates Are Arranged For Nashville Meeting
In Nashville Tennessee on February 21 a conference of the American Turf Association settled spring race meeting dates. The Nashville meeting will run April 20 to May 2 with Lexington dates May 19 and Louisville opening May 19. President Winn expects a seventeen day meet and the association plans its next meeting on March 10.
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Tenn
May
Overton
Walter Harmer
Yor Winn
American Turf Association
Lexington
Louisville
Winn
Curran Promoted to Assistant General Freight Agent
Poulsille Kentucky February 21 R F Curran former commercial agent is appointed assistant general freight agent of the Southern railway with headquarters at Louisville succeeding the late Bawin Fitsgerald.
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Poulsille
R. 5
Curran
Southern Railway
Lauleville
Oaklawn track action in rough shape at Hot Springs meeting
At Hot Springs Oaklawn course was rougher than at any time this meeting yet bettors kept faith with Toscan and other locals. Quinn Brady won the first race from Peter the Great with odds 6 to 5, while Toscan claimed the hard mile in a close finish ahead of Gus Heldorr. Other notable entries included Platoon and Niame OkL among many who ran in the card noted for brisk betting despite firm footing.
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Playtoon
Name Oki
Deven
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Lindsey
Cormack
Ben Norwood
Watchful
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Mel Us
Velasquez
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SUXTH
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Wonderly
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Fisher
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Tete Noir
Compass
States fight oil power as Kansas aid tied
Springfield Ills February 21 The house passed two resolutions targeting the Standard Oil Company. One offered to loan Kansas 100000 without interest for six years to establish a refinery, denouncing Standard Oil as a merciless octopus. The other called for an investigation of pipe line routes through Wilness and a joint committee to work with Kansas officials to designate pipelines as common carriers. Both measures passed with mixed votes. action awaits Senate approval.
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House
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Senate
Latimer Brothers Shot Near Jacksonville
On February 21 in Jacksonville Texas Arwin the Slayer surrendered after two Latimer brothers ages 22 and 20 were shot at a public road two miles southeast of town. Jester Latimer died and Clyde Latimer fatally wounded. Arwin claims self defense and refused further comment.
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Brat tin and Cotillion win at Ascot on Feb 21 card
At Ascot Los Angeles February 21 Brat tin and Cotillion were the only winning favorites. Multiple races contested with Decimo Flea and Allegiance among top finishers. Entries listed for all six races and upcoming fields.
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Search Me
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Landser
Colonel Dan Hughes III Dies in Georgia
Colonel Dan Hughes of Macon is critically ill at home with grip, causing concern across the state. He is father to Hon. M. Hughes, president of the Georgia Agricultural Society, and Guarier D. Hill of Atlanta. Mrs Hughes has been ill and unable to visit. The veteran Georgia figure is widely known and respected.
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Negro Shot in Leg After Alley Cornering
Clarence Hutchins, a negro, slashed at Officer Hollingsworth with a knife during an arrest. Officer Ed Walton shot Hutchins in the leg as he fled to an alley behind the Grand opera house. Two other negroes and two women caused disturbances outside Wesleyan Memorial church during services. officers Hamilton Hollingsworth and Walton are part of the night watch.
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Georgia Saw Mill Association weighs Florida rate rise
In Valdosta on February 21 the Georgia Saw Mill Association met most of the day to discuss the Florida rate increase about 42 percent. A Jacksonville meeting with railroad officials failed to obtain concessions. A resolution calls on the Florida railroad commission to hear the issue and invites railroad representatives to attend. Another resolution memorializes the Senate to pass a bill granting greater powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Oakland Race Meet Delivers Featureless Card Despite Outsiders Rally
Oakland Oakland track saw four outsiders and two second choices win or place in a crowded program. Feature races included Chief Wittman first, Meada second, Hippanax winner, Isabelita and Mr Dingle among others. Entries list shows six races plus a public health note by Rev Waimer praising Dr Mogley’s Lemon Elixir.
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City Park racing crowds rack City Park track crowds heavy
At New Orleans City Park race course a large crowd filled the stands and rear lines despite cold showery weather. Tod Sloan was to ride the chestnut mare Poxeur in the third race, with heavy betting across twenty-one books. Race results list Harpoon, Saladin, Savoir Foire, Rightful, Chanley, Benmora among winners with times and purses noted. Henry White named as American ambassador at Rome, signaling diplomacy news.
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Rainland Wins for Talent at Crescent City Races
In New Orleans races, Rainland was the sole winning favorite as Eight Royal and Song and Wine also drew strong payoffs. Conundrum narrowly beat Gladiator in the dist race, with Chamblee close behind. Flying Charcoal led the third race, while Right Royal and Jake Sander matched pace to the finish in the Handicap. Long and Wine impressed in the fifth as Rainland, Brunswick, Kickshaw, and others raced through nine events at the Fair Grounds.
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Harbor Blaze Costs Million at Hoosac Docks
Boston February 21 A harbor fire at the Hoosac Tunnel docks in Charlestown caused about 1 million in losses. Two large piers burned and the Philadelphian steamship suffered major damage with cargo losses in its hold. Five people were injured, including Chief Steward John W Fellows in dangerous condition. Losses to Boston and Maine Railroad and dock merchandise push total near 1 million, with insurers covering part. An investigation was ordered. incitement suspicions arise alongside possible spontaneous combustion.
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England
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Michigan
Cordele Rile Troubles Spark Fearful Night
Cordele Georgia residents report a vigilante scare as a hundred rifles are readied to confront a man identified as Tom after he attempted entrances to homes. Local fears rise with several nights of gunfire and disturbances blamed on racial enmity in nearby districts.
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The Beauty and the Beast at the Grand and Captain Barrington at the Bijou
The Beauty and the Beast delighted a large Grand audience with ballet, chorus, comedy and vivid scenery while Captain Barrington at the Bijou drew praise for its scenic depth and Bramwell's triple role. Upcoming is The Telephone Girl and The Runaways at the Grand with star Arthur Dunn.
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Death of Mrs W L Massey Widow of A D A Massey
Mrs Wyoline Lowe Massey died last night at 7 30 at 46 Walton Street after a long illness She was the widow of Walter R Massey former assistant district attorney Surviving are her daughter Mrs Wyoline Lowe her mother Mrs KEFP Lowe of Atlanta and a sister Mrs Walter Curtis of Columbus Ga Funeral services will be at 3 30 pm tomorrow at home Rev C P Bridewell officiating Interment in Westview Also note Atlanta Press Club Day at Sheltering Arms Restaurant 50 cents dinner proceeds go to charity
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Walton Street
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Columbus
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F. 4
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Rev. C P. Bridewell
Westview
Weather forecast for several states to midweek
The map shows Wednesday and Thursday partly cloudy conditions across Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina with light variable winds. Virginia sees partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures with east winds shifting to south. Parts of Alabama Mississippi Western Florida and Louisiana stay fair with variable winds. Eastern Texas expects fair Wednesday, warming on the coast, and Thursday rain in the far southeast. Western Texas fair Wednesday with rain in the extreme west. Arkansas fair Wednesday, clouds increasing Thursday. Temperature highs around 51, lows near 2, mean around 77. Precipitation 0.01 inch in last 24 hours. deficits vary by month. From Various Stations.
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