Form Play ers Out of Pocket Form Play ers Out of Pocket
Racing notes from New Orleans show Lady Lavish winning race one at six and a half furlongs as a 9 to 1 shot ridden by Callahan. Other results include Vestry taking the second race, Scorpio prevailing in the third, Captain Arnold first in the fourth, Friar Tuck winning the five furlong event, and McWilliams victorious in the sixth. Entries list various horses and odds for upcoming events at New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Jandy
Captain Armold
Friar ‘Tuck
Lady Lavish
W. R Rudolph
Cincinnati
Regent
M. Goldblatt
Callahan
Julia M
Fuller
Dusky
Ganngn
Kortaake
Vestry
W. Hennessy
Ethel Wheat
Livingston
Tioga
W Fisher
Otol
Lingo
Erbe
IV. Hart
Circus Girl
Stunts
Venus Ktriz
Scorpio
Gannon
Frank Hell
Clanger
Hennessy
Harmakis
Joe Goss
Sadduckeee
Demurrer
J. P. Mayberry
Captain Arnold
H. Phillipa
Tribes Hill
Ethics
Cochran
Cyprienne
Beesle McCarthy
Friar Tuck
Helgerson
al Scarlet
Gi. Phi
Dan Horne
CH Phillips
Baronet
Minder
Maley
Handspinner
Ora McKinney
Sarilla
Vesuvia
Katie Gibbons
Edward Falran
Ralph Young
Algonquin
John Coulter
Blue Blaze
Amorous
Travers
Our Nugget
Balm
Gilead
Tommy Foster
Feronta
Gerter
Prince Adier
Pettijohbn
Eva Russell
CJ Wolsey
Leidly
Decoration
Louiseton
Shogun
Custus
Inculative
Invincible
Annie Max
Les King
Duteoh Carter
the Regent
Hymettus
Colonel Tyter
Gwtus
Odawaha
Myrheer
Captain Gaines
Matire
Girl
Compass
Little Tim
Melther
Atrader
Aminte
Urke Cochran
Trio
Frank M
John H. Owens
Inspector Shea
Bibin Jand Beats Dolly Hayman at Ascot Mile Handicap
At Ascot Los Angeles January 14 Bibin Jand the 6 to 1 favorite edged Dolly Hayman in a brisk mile handicap. Four favorites and two second choices won, leaving the books drubbed as weather was clear and the track fast. The first race covered mile and 70 yards with Idfinder 107 trained by E Walah, 20 to 1, taking victory over Punt 97 3 to 1 and Lunar 150 6 to 1. Time 1 48. Glenrice Dr Shorb Hen Apparent Jen.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bibin Jand
Dolly Hayman
E. Walah
J. Lewis
Lunar
Ascot race results and entries for six events
Race card shows winners and placings from the day with horse names, odds, and times. Haviland Dolly Hayman Billy Curtis Goodwin Almoner Little Margaret Time records, plus entries for the next Ascot program across six races with competitors and betting.
Oakland results at a glance feature winner Royalty leads
At Oakland on January 14 three favorites and one second choice won. The feature event, a mile and a quarter selfing race, was captured by Royalty the out Rider in 2.06 1-4. Other winners included Muirtery Man and Heather Honey in respective selling races. daily entries listed for each race with times and positions.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Royalty
Myrtle H
Oliphant
Tonapah
I. Po Bheehan
Penance
Kunz
Dungannon
Otten Stiefel
Sacredus
Morello
Valma Clark
Larsen
Glenarvon
Burns
el Piloto
Hildebrand
Our Pride
Chicadee
Optimo
Ulloa
Heather Honey
Romaine
Wright
Rosario
Bell
Prince J
Kitty Kelly
Polonius
Silurian
Chip
McGrathian
Prince Hippana Yan
Aleima
Wan
Bard Burns
See
Puredale
Skip Me
Ethel Abbott
Lyrene
Hellas
Frank Woods
Burna
Eda Riley
Searcher
Elomente
Marlin
My Surprise
Batidor
Watkin
Overton
Rosebud
Algaretta
Little Sister
Teufel
Wanderling
Clausus
Rinaldo
Baul
Tarsus
Echerzo
Kleinwood
Dundreary
St Yusef
Bombartier
Targetta
Instrument
Cure
Lustig
the Lieutenant
Amoruna
Cousin Carrie
Rustic Girl
Quibs
Dora I
Amasa
Modder
Brennus
Mount McGregor
Water Power
Handicap Rockaway
Hagerdon
Goladmoney
Claude
Sad Sam
Fossil
Big
Milastia Race Sale at Fiertans Halle Sealed Bid
An experimental event titled Milastia Race selling at Fiertans Halle Ia 96 invites participation. Postmaster Donator MacGyle and Kelly Nigtette are among those linked to the affair. Telephone inquiries noted for further details.
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Lot
MacGyle
Fiertans
Halle
Telephone
Ave
Coremer ‘Kelly
Eastern Field Trials End with Big Stakes
Thomasville, Ga on January 14 reports the Eastern Field Trial Club closing the subscription stakes. Danstone owned by William Brett of Alva Jil won first for 300 dollars, Anna B. owned by C K Brown took second for 160 dollars. The same dogs won first and second in the All Age stake. The meet drew visiting sportsmen and may return next year.
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Thomasville
Eastern Field Trial Club
Shorts
Danstone
William Brett
Alva, Jil
Anna B
C K. Brown
Thomanville
Mother Tried For Murder in Allentown Case
Allentown Pa January 14 after a long day the trial of Mrs Catherine Bechtel for being an accessory after the murder of her daughter Mabel opens with jurors exhausted and witnesses testifying. The defense and prosecution outline a family quarrel and concealment before the body was found in an alley. The judge discharged nonparticipating jurors and the case may proceed into April with possible charges against Mabel Bechtel’s siblings.
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Allentown
Catherine Bechtel
Mabel
Commonwealth
Trexler
Luis
Hils
Mabel Bechtel
Thomas
Maggie Miller
Bechtel
Mlay Bechtel
Ashe
Mrs Bechtel
Parlow
Banks Elect Officers Covington Directors Report
Covington Georgia January 14 Special The Bank of Covington directors declared a 1 percent dividend and show a surplus and undivided profits around 7000 with deposits near 175000 C J Thompson re elected cashier for 1904 Reynolds Banking Company Reynolds Georgia January 14 Special Stockholders met yesterday set aside amount to increase surplus a cash dividend of 19 percent declared old officers reelected list of officers and directors Wirt Elects Cashier Bartow Florida January 14 Special Polk County National Bank stockholders met revenues six months to December 31 1903 4305 78 added to surplus Officers elected Charles H Robinson president Edward W Codington first vice president J N Hooker second vice president Brie L Whit cashier Claude N Holbrook teller
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Covington
Bank of Covington
Thompson
Reynolds Banking Company
Reynolds, Ga
Wirt
Bartow
Fla
Polk County National Bank
Wee
Charles H. Robinson
E. W Codington
J. N. Hooker
Brie L Whit
Claude N. Holbrook
Fatal Traction Engine Accident Near Athens
Pearl Veal, a young Ocoee farmer, was killed when a traction engine fell through a bridge over Mc Nutta Creek at the cord mill four miles from Athens. A section of flooring gave way, engine plunged 15 feet. Veal’s body was recovered hours later. Passenger Walter Booth escaped with minor bruises.
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Athens
Gay
Pearl Veal
McNutta Creek
Veal
Walter Booth
General Barry Reaches City To Assume Command In Atlanta
General T H Barry commander of the department of the gulf United States Army arrived in Atlanta and will assume formal command today. The Leyden House headquarters is not yet ready for occupancy but staff officers are in place at the Majestic. Captain Lawton, Colonel Gardner, and others arrived to join the command and will await Colonel Osgood from the Philippines. General Barry is described as tall with a pleasant handsome face and a promising popularity in Atlanta.
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T. H. Barry
Department of the Gulf
United States Army
Atlanta
Barry
Hotel Majestic
E. F Gardiner
HL Lawton
Chitef
City
Majestic
Leyden House
Department of the East
Lawton
Governor's Island
Osgood
Philippines
Gardner
Fort Q. A Russell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John Harris Hangs Today For Slaying Policeman
Prison Commission declines to commute the sentence of John Harris, the Black slayer of Policeman Hans Drasbach, with execution set for today at the Tower between 10 and 11. Preparations at the gallows completed as Crane argues against mercy. Governor Terrell previously refused a respite. Harris expressed readiness to die and is housed in murderers row after his arrest for the Decatur street saloon killing.
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John Harris
Hans Drasbach
Harris
C Cranes
State Prison Commission
Crane
Terrell
Prison Commission
Cranahan
93. Goodwin
Murderers’ Row
Harrig
Policeman Drasbach
Decatur Street
TAMES SOULETY Suite 171 Broadway New York
A readable fragment lists Tames Soulety at Suite 171, 1163 Broadway, New York. The snippet provides only this address block with no additional context or event details.
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Broadway
New York
Tupper Named on Naval Board
Georgia insurance leader Tupper of Atlanta has been named by President Roosevelt as a member of the board of visitors to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. His son Giddings Tupper attends the academy, and the appointment is expected to be well received in Atlanta and the region. The board oversees the academy and its recommendations reach Congress.
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Tupper
Georgia
the Queen Insurance Company
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ghidings Tupper
Atlanta
Congress
Tupper Folows
Washington
Si Y Tupper
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Giddings Tupper
Henry 8. Brown
Colorado
Robert M Thompson
New Jersey
John M. Melga
Pennsylvania
Academy
Iran Hollis
Harvard
Willam E Foster
Buffalo
Battery man loses his job in Atlanta baggage case
M Gray of 138 E Pine street and Company M Georgia late troops says he was dismissed from the Atlanta Baggage Company for missing work due to special duties at General Gordon funeral. He claims orders sent him on guard duty and meetings with Florida troops. superintendent Hebert denies dismissal for military duties, cites other reasons.
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Atlanta Baggage Company
M Gray
Pine Street
Georgia
Niight
Gordon
Gray
Florida
Baggage Company
Hebbert
One Million For Schools In Jackson Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi January 4 Special The house committee on appropriations today recommended an appropriation of 1 125 000 per annum for the support of the common schools A minority report signed by two members urged 3125 000 per annum exclusive of poll taxes It is believed the minority report will be adopted The senate committees returned tonight from an inspection trip of the new convict farm in Sunflower county The house committees on universities and colleges decided to personally inspect all educational institutions before making recommendations for needed legislation
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Jackson
Miss
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Aunflower
House
Harry Hitt Accidentally Shot in Hunt at Togola River
In Toccoa Georgia on January 14 Harry Hitt a 20 year old man was accidentally shot while hunting across the Togola river. He tripped in brush the bird shot pierced his upper thigh and he was rushed to Hoone where doctors expect recovery. Also reported a warehouse fire at Farmers Supply Company in Hatera Valdosta burning last night endangering nearly 200 bales of cotton and stock wagons with losses placed at 20000 and 12900 insurance.
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Harry Hitt
Toccoa
Togola
South Carolina
Hitt
Hoon
Haters
Valdosta
Farmers’ Supply Company
Hatera
Georgia Car and Manufacturing placed in receivership
Savannah story reports the Georgia Car and Manufacturing Company placed in the hands of receiver Merrill B Callaway of Macon by Judge Emory Speer. The order requires immediate possession, securing loans to cover pressing claims and payrolls, and enjoins the Georgia Pine Company from pursuing a $1,600 claim and Germania Bank from disposing of $100,000 bonds tied to an $80,000 loan. Guy C. Foster serves as president and GM. company capital is $100,000.
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Savannah
Georgia Car and Manufacturing Company
Merrill B Callaway
Macon
Emory Speer
United States Court
Germania Bank
Guy C. Foster
Chattartooga
Augusta Odd Fellows install officers in city gathering
In Augusta Georgia January a special meeting of the Odd Fellows held a general installation of officers led by John A Hynds grand master of Georgia and Past Grand Master McAlpin of Savannah Addresses were given by Hynds McAlpin and local officers.
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Augusta
Odd Fellowas
Tonyit
John A. Hynds
Atenta
McAlpin
Savannah
Mennars Hynds
MecAlpin
Columbus Board of Trade Re-elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Columbus Georgia annual meeting the board of trade re elected the old officers. William L. Lott remains president with Frank G. Lumpkin as vice president and John C. Coart continuing as secretary and treasurer.
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Columbus
Columbus Board of Trade
Felows
William L. Lott
Frank G. Lumpkin
John .C. Coart
A Song of Love and Roses in Faith and Time
A poem speaks of love as the sole purpose of life and gratitude for divine blessing. It contrasts a selfless, red heart with enduring devotion through time and change. A quoted dialect remark by Brother Dickey adds a rural, folksy aside about talking versus doing and the Devil in weather.
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Erethorna
Bijou theater previews big week of revivals and comedies
The Bijou hosts popular musical comedy 2 Heat ers with advance sales for three more shows a strong week ahead. Rose Coghlan stars in The Greatest Thing In the World at the Grand Monday with praise for Coghlan and supporting cast. Alphonse and Gaston and Old Homestead are also featured at the Grand next week with Denman Thompson in Old Homestead.
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Bijon
Wills Dunne-Harlan Company
Hoyts
Rose Coghlan
Rowe Coghlan
Plotn
Mftiss Coghlan
Denman Thompson
New England
Mfe
Special Tonight Creature Conducts Chopin Funeral Tribute
In Columbia SC on January 14 a band master resumed after a retirement to lead two numbers and received tremendous applause. An announcement announced Chopin's funeral match would be played under his direction in honor of General John EB ion. The concert moved the audience with thrilling notes and linked to Gordon's valor and Dixie.
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Columbia SC
Staike
Chopin
John Ebion
Gordon
Dixie
Wu Ting Fang Appointed Chinese Foreign Official
Pekin January 14 The Gazette reports the dowager empress summoned Wu Ting Fang former Chinese minister at Washington to discuss foreign affairs and war prospects Wu Ting Fang now holds junior vice president of the foreign office a position where he can influence reform despite his age and rank.
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Pekin
the Gazette
Wu Tingfang
Washington
Foreign Office
Wu Ting-fang
Wu Ting
Ang
China
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Georgia Car Company
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