Walthour Defeats Collins In Local Track Showdown
Bobby Walthour dominated Elmer Collins of Boston in a two heat race on the new track. Walthour opened early, gained a clear lead, and finished with a spectacular final mile spurt. First heat set a fast mark, while the second heat ended in 8 minutes 3 seconds. Open events also featured Cameron, Williams, Senhour, Baggett, Walker, McCay, and Eddie Hood in exhibition distances.
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Bobby Walthour
Elmer Collins
Boston
Bobby
Friday Bigke
Collins
Walthour
Baggett
Walker
McCay
Eddie Hoot
Waithour
Clarke to Catch Cy Young’s Curves in Cleveland
The article discusses Nig Clarke likely catching Cy Young for Cleveland as the veteran Addie Joss era ends. It notes Clarke’s past success with Addie Joss and predicts he will handle Young’s pitching after a short adjustment period, with confidence from observers who saw him in the Southern League.
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Clarke
Cy” Young
Calzhera
Wendie
Shoota
Ie” Clarke
Addie Jossim
Addie
At- Walle
Hue
Vanderbilt Defeats Nashville Athletic Club in Close Clash
In Nashville on February 23 Vanderbilt University edged the Nashville Athletic Club 43 to 33 at Vanderbilt gym. The Commodores used strong team play and frequent steals to disrupt the visitors as Brown, McGhee, and Martin starred on defense. Scoring honors went to Wortin, Gher, and Ownby with key contributions from Neobit and Petway for Nashville.
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Nashville
Fen
Doniginletween
Vanderbilt University
Nashvillle
Clinth
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Nachville Athltic Club
Brown
Vanderbit
McGhes
Martin
Neobit
Nashville Athletic
Fleae
Wammek Martine
Lockhart
Gosnel Brown
Borrelip
Patway
Thraop
Wortin
Gher
Own
Soerelt
Pforamck
Goa
Nell
Nechle
Petway
Juuts McGhee
Womack
On to Washington Inauguration Tickets Offered Locally
Large crowds expected for the Washington inauguration as Seaboard sells tickets at low rates. Tickets priced at 18 dollars or 12.90 with 3 percent party discounts. Call 8 Peachtree or 100 for more information.
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Seaboard
Teka
Peachtree
Guessing the Southern Association Standings Contest
The Standing Editor invites fans to guess the May 15 standings of eight teams in the Southern Association. Entrants mail coupons with guesses. the prize is a season pass. With 512 combinations, many entries will be correct in part, and if no precise standing is guessed, the closest entry wins.
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Asagelatinn
Edistor
Teama
Southern Association
Tha
the Constitution
Atlanta
Mobile club seeks waivers on Stockdale amid offer refusal
Mobile waivers on Otis Stockdale after rejecting Finningham's $1,000 offer. Stockdale reportedly does not want to play in the Southern League. League delegates will visit tomorrow as guests of the legal association and travel to Fort Morgen.
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Mobile
Ala
Otis Stockdale
Finningham
Stockdale
Legal Association
Fort Morgen
Tampa Tempe Fré February Horse Races Report
Racing brief from Tampa and Tempe detailing multiple races won by Johnny Whee Prince Alert Jol A Muna and Bello Boot with times listed. J. Mirtowan and Dave Nicholson noted among finishers as horses such as Helen Virginia and Heart of Hyacinth contested. Odds and results summarized for races including three furlongs five furlongs and mile distances with winners and places.
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Tempe
Fré
Tse
Platon
Mariium
Runtbos
Ther
Arawake
Thor
Kidd
Bello Boot
Gultion
Judge Zantles
Democrats Divided On Tariff Question
Washington reports Democratic leaders are split over tariff goals with revenue versus protection as the main friction. Some southern members favor protective aims while others push a revenue-focused approach. Senator Simmons of North Carolina sits with southern Democrats backing protection, creating a division likely to shape the framing of the bill.
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Washington
Basia
Simmons
North Carolina
Acutharn
Wigorounty Fond
Ieee
Asheville Five to Meet Atlanta in Key City Clash
The Asheville five from Asheville, North Carolina, visits Atlanta to face the Atlanta Athletic Club in a pivotal basketball game of the season. Atlanta’s fast reserves also play a final, aiming to upset the all-star visiting squad captained by Hiate. The undercard promises a hard fought, anticipatory matchup as newspapers boost early public interest.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Asheville, &. C
Feung
Christian Association
Atlenta
Dawspapers
Fastelu
Atlanta
Hiate
Pralrine
Asheville
Hudson F
Roger Atkiss
Jeare Spencer
Espinsky Doonan
Pat Brown
Pivaton O Lyne
Major Lawrence Younm
Panache wins at Reed high-weight handicap Oakland card
Oakland racing notes report a victory by Panaste in the Reed high-weight handicap at Emeryville. The day features six races with wagers tipped and multiple finishes noted, including Brush Up winning the opening six-furlong selling race and Fanatic securing top handicap honours in the fourth.
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Februsty
Panatte
Emeryville
Tollbox
Keogh
Zito Ward
Antigo
Minse- Janey
Ronevale
Piatto
Dencomneta
Cecesla
Lavy Cerol
Miss Highland
Bilin Hean
Devertcis
Y Woo
Jick Dennerson
Tapiin
Arcood
Fonsi
Vine
Infleetinn
Glathe
Fire
Donovan
Kiang
Legateo
Catton
Woo
Harry Rogers
Clark
Riteau
Borel
Mendon
Carmelina
Jim Hanna
Coppata
Eckersail
Yetlavelone
Beilmence
Bumpton Geauty
Hanengerar
Turlonga
Fanatic
É Lee
Rose Queep
Dugan
Btn
Pecan
Greasins
Sullivan
del Crisador
Shariie Donerty
Ing
EA Davia
Ross
Calhert
Archibald
Pancy Liaro
Berly Tide
Cadichon
Old Setter
Marian Carey
Fay and Mashburn Bowler Team Scores Lead Round Four
Fourth round of the bowling tournament at the Atlanta Athletic Club opened with Fay captaining Fay’s Bowlers winning two games and Mashburn one. Fay’s team led the league with .916 while Mashburn’s stood at .388. Mashburn’s squad topped Fay’s on road pins 1.465 to 1.455. Ray rolled the night’s high 215 in his carond game, Jemison next with 212, and Jemison also posted the top individual average at 184 1-5. The summary lists Fay, Rovnton, Rappote, Cle Davideon, Muskbarn, Mwadex, Cundell, Clarke, Willicant, Sutton, Berry, Hell, MacGinty, and others.
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Atlanta
Carond
Jemison
I Bawy
Rsa Rovnton
Rappote
Davideon
Bk Muskbarn
Mwadex
Tontent
Clarke
Willicant
Sutton
Berry
Hell
MacGinty
Savannah Yacht Club Bermuda Race Plan
New York reports a novel two race concept for the Bermuda event. Captain William Meyer, aboard the Prince George, describes Savannah and New York yachts sailing simultaneously from their respective ports. Each fleet will be aided by wireless communication for interboat coordination.
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New York
Bermuda
William Meyer
Prince George
Meyer
Savannah
Georgia City
Meier
Frank Dobson Returns As Coach of Peace School Team
Frank Dobson, popular Tech football coach, returned from a trip to South Carolina and will assume duties as coach of the Peace school baseball team. He will lead the team through April and then report to We Anderton and the squad he once helped lead in football.
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Frank Depson
Tech
South Carolina
Dobson
Peace School
We Anderton
Montgomery Loses in Fierce Cont est
Montgomery falls 23 to 21 to Mobile Young Men's Christian Association in a tight late game. After a 12 to 10 halftime deficit, Mobile used a late long shot to pull ahead as Montgomery and Meyers Moriarty led for the visitors with Beardsles Nedcliffe Patterson and Washburn in the guard line.
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Montgomery
Aia
Mobile Young Men's
Christan Asaociation
Lock! Young Men's Christian Association
Haas
Mobile
Malden
Huss
Moertin
Beardsles
Nedcliffe
eyaras_ Montgomery
Meyers
Moriarty
Patterson
Washburn Lana Susong
Instant Catarrh Relief with Relipes Catarrh Cure
Advert claims instant relief from catarrh using Relipes Catarrh Cure a vegetable remedy that clears air passages and heals irritated membranes. It cites a Florida customer and testimonials for total eclipse cure, urges sending 25 cents for trial and booklet, and requests name and address.
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R. A. Wear
Osone
Fla
Calarriu
Denunciation by Episcopal Rector Targets Delmas in Kansas City
In Kansas City on February 23 Rev. Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady denounces the so called unwritten law and names Delphin M. Delmas as the $100,000 counsel for degenerate aristocracy who insulted God and humanity. Brady cites tax oppression, recalls the New York jury’s stance, and mocks the phrase dementia Americana.
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Kansas City
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Toledo
Ohio
Delphin M.delmes
Harry K. Thaw
Counseel
Eisensseity Bar Association
Br. Brady
New York
Mrs Hamilton Lewis Robbed of Her Jewels
London February 28 Mrs J Hamilton Lewis of Chicago at the Hotel Cowll lost about 6000 dollars worth of jewelry while crossing the Atlantic on the steamship Mauretanai. Suspicion pointed to a fellow passenger once seen leaving the ship.
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Hamilton Lewis
London
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Tve Hotel
Cowll
Mauretania
Lewis
Formes Corporetion Counsel
Park at Andersonville for the United States
Washington notes a bill to authorize accepting a 57 acre site around Andersonville prison as a national park memorial. The Grand Army of Georgia bought the land, later given to the Woman's Relief Corps, which has since improved it with a residence and fences while states have erected monuments to prisoners and soldiers who died there.
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Washington
Congress
Old Andgergonrilia
Grand Army
Georgis
Woman's Relief Corps
National Grand Army
Massachusetts
Ghia
Michigan
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Wis
Reenlistment Bill for Negro Soldiers Passes Senate
Washington February 23 The president authorized to appoint a court of inquiry to review reenlistment qualifications of Black soldiers from the Twenty fourth infantry accused in the Brownsville incident of August 1906. The Aldrich bill passed 86 to 28 with Teller voting against. A fortifying bill and a diplomat and consul bill were also approved carrying large appropriations. A compromise act would restore eligible discharged soldiers who participated in the Brownsville affair to duty if not found guilty of any offense.
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Wahington
Brownsville
Tex
Aldrich
Benator Teller
Senate
Toreniyith
Henner
Roosevelt
Foraker
Committee On Military Affairs
No Negro on the Jury That Convicted Thomas
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court refused to overturn a Texas murder conviction of Majesline Thomas. Thomas claimed filing a claim of racial discrimination because the grand jury and jurors were not of his race. The high court left in place the Texas judgment sentencing Thomas to death for killing two men in Harris County Texas.
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Washington
Majesline Thomas
Harris County
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas
Grand
United States
Supreme Court
Texas Court
Local items mix legal action visits and accidents in city notes
Allegations allege Anhthom heldUy posts with Southern railway. Tom Harwood sues for damages of 500. Patent filing involves McKay Porter certificates valued 10 000. Deputy stresses property seizure in May term. Evening midweek conference at University church on Harris street. Young boy fractures left leg after wheel slip near Whitehall Forsyth. Atlanta Typographical Union 45 prepares Women’s Day event at Ferrera Lom hall. Col R B Hole of Philadelphia expected for Salvation Army congress in city. Mrs Inez T Stroud seeks total divorce from William D Stroud. custody sought for Teonice and Henry. A negerd arrested for breaking into Cope Colter grocery. Tower pending. Rev W J Bowllv to lead prayer at Print Baptist church.
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Atlanta
Typographical Union NO
Ferreralom Hall
Greapea Uy
Emeke
R. B. Hole
Philadelphia
la Tala
Congress of the Salvation Army
Aras Hall
Whitehall Street
Thursey
India Cent Congregational Church
Carnegia Way
Inez T. Stroud
Arnot Ant
Stevens
Superior Court
William D. Stred
Stroud Aljexen
Pear
Mere
Stroud
Teonoce
Henry T
Charles Pack
Fragmented text on home liquors and paths to happiness
The readable fragment discusses making liquors for home use and references a path to happiness. It includes garbled phrases, scattered names, and incomplete sentences, offering limited concrete facts or coherent narrative.
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Root
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A. C
Whiskey Express
Express Company
Angel
Teresa Case
Mending Wnto
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Antic
Souther
Naim@s
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Tar Heel
Athletic Club
Oakland
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Satan
Grahame
Olle James
Alder Gulch
Ralph H
Towlr
Siateen
San Leanders
Wicket
Terogo
Eaco
Ellers
Constantia
Grace G
San ‘Gu
Emma G
Kaxoma
Keep Moving
Galvini
Fanent
Hat
Brie
Bright Stiles
Yakima Belle
Ste and
Yang
Minot
Darlington
Beall
Giovanol
Stariover
Lord Fosaington
A. Muskoday
Remember
Hea Leal
Raleigh
Warner Grinwell
Gypey King
John H
Fred Rent
Ban Posal
Convent Res. Fantastic
Gene Russell
Adena
Matte Mack
Diamonds
Caretelca
Fay
Mashburn
Savannah Yacht Club
Frank Dobson
Will
Peacock
Jend
Wourack
Delmas
Episcopal
Dr. Brady
Thaw
Mra. Hafer
Maceo
Peyrunry
Spersal
Mra
Carrie Haris Matec
T. D. Very
Anis
Andersonville
Anthom
Tose Ja
Southern Railway
Tom Harwood
Claude C ‘Smilin
FHE
Iayer Papeda
Marthe McKay Porter
Universdiiat Church
Harris Street
la Areersey
Howard Bannieter
Pair Street
Whitewell Kimmel
Forsyth Unifertook
Fur
Af & Bose
W. J. Bowwli
Virginia
FORD
Detroit
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Kaneking
Belincy
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Grasse Maint
Baying
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Cs. House
Bourton
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