Moncrief Racecard Highlights at Jacksonville Meet
A box score style report from Jacksonville detailing a Moncrief card led by Ozawa’s track record mile in 1:39 4-5 and Dave Wallace’s maiden win. The card features six races with favorites winning, plus a selling mile won by Dr. Barkley and a selling six furlongs result.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Moncrief
Dave Wallace
Ozawa
Darling
Howard
Jack Denman
Musgrave
Carbineer
Nicol
Dave Wallacs
Troxler
Universe
Smug
Briarone
Herdaman
Martin May
Paliy Lea
Katherine van
Tempter
Gray Goone
Edentata
Levengston
Jack Hale
Keep Trying
Seymour Boutler
McGee
Toll Box
King
C. W. Burt
Powers
Robin Gray
LaSalle
Clem’ Beachy
Night Mist
Home Rup
Gramsar
Mis
Ozana
Campaigner
Shandale
Ganz
Tite
Dr. Barkley
John Carrol
Schleswig
Mila
Elgin
Otto
Harry Scott
Powera
Danger
Maximum
Roll Up
Bella
Leland
Cheeky
My Hutty
Valarie
Miss van der Haden
Wallonia
Farvest Moon
Isabel Cassie
Kentucky Ross
Altadena
Mud Hen
Sunny Wood
Mayweed
Fruitful
Flack Bryan
al- Givia
Mibernica
Clem Beachy
Amonde Lee
Zacetesas
Splendida
Druid
Profit
Camel
Giovanni Tinggle
Chilla
Ardri
Gold Dust
Jacobite
Arion~ Ite
Grandissimo
Palen Royal Onyx
Jack Nunnally
Balto
Pantulle
Booger Red
Mille
Anna Ll. Daly
Kittecrankls
Paradise Queen
Cunning
High Range
la Reine
Hindoo
St. Joseph
First Premium
Castlewood
Elysium
Irrigator
Greenbridge
Belleview
el Fall
Cabiegram
Billy Pullman
Tampa Racing Card Delivers Two Favorite Wins
At Tampa January meet two favorites prevailed on an ordinary card. Malden won the first race for 2-year-olds over Louise B and Blanche King, while Olympic captured the five-furlong second race for 3-year-olds and up, with The Ram second and Lucky Mate third. Alice Mack led the six-furlong third race with Icarian second and Alice third. Additional results include Mitton B and Punky among others. Tampa entries listed for today span six races with selling and varied nominees.
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Tampa
Fla
Malden
Davenport
Louise B
Gilbert
Blanche King
A. Burton
Sanctum
Ancle Revere
Carter
M DePres
Olymmic
the Ram
Glasner
Lucky Mate
Jackson
Okenite
Crease
Miss El-iott
Firebrand
Goguata
Alice Mack
D. Murphy
Icarian
Reilly
Alice
May Jene
J. C. Core
Uncle Jim
Vir
Iola Math
Irvin P. Diggs
Nandtean
Mitton’ B
Judge Cabiniss
Bar Venus
Ormes
Elve
Tur- Jones
Caorar
Glasper
Brookline
Lewis
T. M. Irvin
Koerner
Temper
Robert Fowell
Caron
Olet
Bannade Giso
Turlordss
Punky
Glaener
Frank Jmlesher
Daven- Dori
Otago
Trang
Brown
Claiborne
Charlotte Handson
Huerfano
Warden
Baleshedran
Sunday Baseball Support Grows in Ohio Delegations
Four major delegations from Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo have openly backed Sunday baseball in Ohio. They plan to support a bill to be introduced this week by Representative Gilligan of Cincinnati to make baseball a lawful Sunday activity.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Anid
Gilligan
Clavaland
Columbus
Toledo
Johnson Wants Roosevelt to Referee Heavyweight Fight
New York January 17 Jack Johnson asks Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to referee the championship bout next July. Johnson praises Roosevelt as a fair authority who has boxed and studied both men and would be a calm, unflustered judge. He adds he is satisfied if the club selects Roosevelt and believes his calm leadership would prevent rivals from rattling him.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Imeelf
Tex Rickard Signs Contract For Salt Lake Fight
Salt Lake City January 7 report says Tex Johnson and Tex Rickard signed a contract with Salt Alt Beach Company to stage a Jeffries bout at Salt Alt resort. The plan includes re modeling the arena and seating for 60 000 spectators at the bicycle track arena bathing area.
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Tex” Rickard
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jeffries
Tex" Johnson
Rickard
F Or
Salt Alt Resort
Salt Alt Beach Company
Robinson Meets Al Christensen in Major Title Bout
Heavyweight Robinson from New York to face welterweight Al Christensen of Atlanta in a ten round main bout at Steiner Emery Building on Viaduct Place Thursday night. George Monroe booked the match, expected to draw a full house as fans debate if a welterweight can overcome a stronger, taller heavyweight. Christensen enters with peak form and a $200 forfeit posted. Robinson demonstrated unmatched speed against Griffith in Atlanta.
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George Monroe
Steiner- Emery
Viaduct Place
al Christensen
Atlanta
Jack Robinson
New York
Tha Tana
Monroe
Robinson
Christensen
Griffith
Monroe Athletic Club
Billy Smith Autograph Among Those Present
The New York World prints a facsimile of signatures from a banquet honoring Barney Dreyfuss at the Waldorf Astoria. Among forty five names listed is William Andrew Smith, Buffalo, signed in his usual handwriting at the end of the first column.
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New York World
Daniel
Baltimore News
Barney Dreyfuss
Waldorf-Astoria
Wiliam Andrew Smith
Bills
Billy Smith
Buffalo
Swanson pushes Virginia to approve federal income tax amendment
Governor Swanson sent a special message to Virginia’s legislature urging prompt approval of the proposed constitutional amendment for national income tax power. He argues the change is fair, prevents state rights erosion, and would shift tax burden toward those with greater means.
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Richmond
Swanson
Virginia
Remaon
Ainted
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Price of Shoes to be Advanced
Boston reports that the National Shoe Wholesalers' Association announced an advance in shoe prices due to higher leather and material costs. The rise aims to adjust prices for each grade to compensate wearers for increased coal and other expenses.
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Boston
Assufation
Schedule fixed by committee in Southern Baseball League
Nashville January 17 The schedule committee of the Southern Baseball League composed of W M Kavanaugh of Little Rock 8 7 Coleson of Mobile and F E Kuhn met today and agreed on the schedule for next season. It will not be released until the Atlanta meeting in February. Tonight President Kavanaugh was entertained at dinner.
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Nashville
Southern Baseball League
W. M. Kavanaugh
Little Rock
Coleson
Mobile
F. £. Kuhn
Atlanta
Kavanaugh
Nabuco Called to Unknown Country in Sudden Death
Brazilian ambassador Joaquim Nabuco in Washington died suddenly at the embassy at age 60 from a brain artery rupture. Secretary Knox and President Taft conveyed regrets. He left a wife two daughters and three sons. Funeral planned at St Matthew's Cathedral with high mass and possible shipboard return to Brazil as a mark of respect. Nabuco born 1849 in Recife, son of Senator Nabuco. He served as ambassador since May 24, 1905.
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Washington
Senor Joaquim Nabuco
Priget
Knox
Taft
Nabuco
St Bratthew's
Brazil
Nabuce
Recife
Nebuce
Uberal
Dom Pedro Ti'a
Professor VanHoose Returns From Europe to Georgia
Professor A W VanHoose associate president of Riverside Military Academy and former Brenau College leader arrived in Gainesville from Europe after a month long vacation. Hundreds welcomed him as the Riverside cadet battalion and band, led by Major John N Fray, marched to his College Avenue home and paid him tribute with a concert.
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Guineaville
A. W VanHoose
Riverside Miliary Academy
Brenau College
Europe
Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
John N. Fray
van Froose
College Avenue
Overrule Demurrers in P. E. Duffey Case
Inge S. P. Gilbert today overruled the demurrers to the indictment in the State v. P. B. Duffey case in Marion Superior Court. Duffey is accused of publishing an article reflecting on Hon. H. McMicheel, Marion County representative, with the case pending criminal libel charges. The defense argued indefiniteness and defect. argument was January 6 with decision reserved.
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Columbus
Inge S. P. Gilbert
P. B. Duffey
Marion Snferior Court
Duffey
HH McMicheel
Marion County
Detenga
Gilbert
Kentucky Representative Defends Tobacco Growers Group
Washington January 17 Representative Cantril of Kentucky defended tobacco growers and their protective association against charges of court and legislature control. He argued that the growers act as law abiding citizens and that their aims in opposing tobacco trusts were legitimate, as there would otherwise be only one buyer.
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Washington
Burley Inn
Tobacco Vaters’ Protective Association
Cantril
Kentucky
Apesch
Cania
Teksto
Georgia Anti Tuberculosis Society Elects Tinsley President
T. D. Tinsley of Macon was elected the first president of the Georgia Anti Tuberculosis and Sanitary Society at its inaugural meeting held yesterday in the New Kimball Hall. The session concluded with two main actions aimed at public health and sanitary reforms.
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T. D. Tinsley
Macon
Georgia Anti- Tuberculosis and Sanitary Society
New Kimball
Interesting Addresses at Central Congregational Church Meeting
A report from a recent gathering details officers elected for the ensuing year including First Vice President Captain W. G. Raoul of Atlanta and Second Vice President S. J. Powers of Rome, with Dr. E Pumpelly of Macon as Secretary-Treasurer. The session, part of the Medical Association of Georgia effort against tuberculosis, featured speakers such as Dr. C. B. Pumpelly and Captain Raoul, and emphasized organizing work for sanatorium needs in North Georgia.
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Central Congregational Church
W. G. Reoul
Atlanta
S. J. Powera
Rome
Br. R. P. Izlar
Wayeroes
E Pumpally
Macon
Craig Barrow
Savannah
R. R Kime
T. J. McArthur
Cordele
H M. Willet
Mary Winship
Wesatts
Medieval Association of Georgia
R. R. Kime
Atlante
BE. H. Murphy
Augusta
H. Richardson
Montezuma
Walter Wilson
W. C. Pompelly
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
State of
Hoke Smith
Allen D. Candler
Joseph ‘Westeil
W.‘J. Northen
Theo
J. McArthur
Medical Assocation of Georgia
Mra
Hugh M. Witler
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
B.leo Smith
Georgia Federation of Labor
Kine
C. B. Pumpelly
Macom
Clandsmith
W. G. Raoul
Associated Charition
North
J. C. Logan
Associated Charities
Women’s Tuberculosis Fight Highlighted By Speakers
By-laws adopted and officers elected at the society meeting. Nellie Peters Black spoke on women’s work against tuberculosis, praised by Mrs. Hugh M. Willet. Other speakers outlined public schools’ healthy practices, pasteurization’s impact, and the need for broad cooperative effort to prevent the disease. The night session featured Dr. George Dock detailing sources of infection and the case for organized prevention.
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Nellie Peters Black
Hugh M. Willet
Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs
Society
Black
JK. Ottley
M Curtis
College Park
State Medical Association
W. W. Mangum
Rome
George Brown
Dalry
Nathan Straus
New York
Straus
Seenton
Central Congregational Church
George Dock
New Orleans
Dock
Arbitration boards meet at Washington first international conference
State boards of arbitration and mediation from twenty five states gather in Washington for the First International Arbitration conference between capital and labor. Governors Illinois Florida Montana Indiana and Minnesota send representatives as foreign nations pledge to attend. The aims include forming a permanent organization and discussing several subjects.
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Washington
Ilinois
Florida
Montana
Indiana
Minnesota
Traveling salesman Meyer kills himself after citation served
Meyer a traveling salesman from Jackson Tennessee shot himself in Cleburne Texas today. Three weeks earlier he attempted suicide by cutting his throat but recovered. A sheriff served him a citation and injunction secured by his wife shortly before the death. Relatives plan to take the body to Louisville Kentucky for burial.
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Killa Self
Cleburne
Texas
F. ©. Meyer
Jackson
Tenn
Louisville
Senator Aldrich Ill, Banquet Postponed in Indianapolis
Indianapolis January 17 United States Senator Aldrich is ill and cannot speak at the Indiana Manufacturers Association banquet planned for next Thursday. The event is postponed and an effort will be made to secure Senator Aldrich at a later date.
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Senator Aldrich
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Aldrich
Indiana
Senator Hlarich
Brewer Reversible Shade and Sanitary Ventilator
The Brewer Reversible Shade and Sanitary Ventilator was showcased at the end of yesterday’s anti tuberculosis convention at Kimball house and praised by leading physicians including Dr. George Brown who called it a major advance in proper ventilation. The device, exhibited at Adams J Saunders & Co 8 Wall Street, attracted daily inquiries from across the United States and interested parties are urged to examine it.
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Kimball House
George Brown
Adams
J; Baunders & Co
Wall Street
A Remarkable Catarrh Cure Claims Triumph in Testimonies
A book of testimonials promotes Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a powerful remedy for chronic catarrh. The ads cite cures from ear discharge to hearing improvement, offering five weeks of treatment for 25 cents and a 1 dollar package by mail. Also includes legal notices and court references from Fulton County Georgia dated 1910.
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Ois
aday ECLIPSH_ MEDICINE AND MANUFACTURING CO
Atlania, Ga
Sultan Hosts Fairbanks in Constantinople Visit
Ambassador Straus presented former vice president Charles W. Fairbanks to the Sultan in January. Fairbanks toured the parliament and spoke with the chamber president about his tour, engaging in a long conversation on the subject.
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Sultan
Fairbanks
Constantinople
Grandmother of slain Elsie Sigel dies in New York
New York report states Mrs Blele Sigal widow of Civil War General Franz Sigel and grandmother of Elsie Sigel who was murdered last August by a Chinaman died tonight. She had never been told of her granddaughter's death.
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Elsie Sigel
New York
Blele Sigal
Franz Sigel
Wels Sigel
Bond Election Set for February 15 1910 in Atlanta Georgia
Notice announces a bond election in Atlanta Fulton County Georgia on February 15 1910 to issue bonds of one thousand dollars each at 4 to 6 percent interest. The funds would extend the sewer system and purify waste water, with votes for or against the measure shown on ballots and included in the city tax notice. Voters will choose yes or no and the election will be held at designated precincts during legal hours.
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Atate
Georgia
Fulton County
Suberior Court
Mares Tenn
Alnry Rewnan Snow
Frederck Quiner
Frederick Guincy
Mary Norman Snow
Aid
Tie
Vaid Court
Marc
Teinimt
L Bell
Elon
Aulants
Natlea
Mayer
Eeuerel
Ald
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Gain “Tongs
America
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Smeangien
Wepfietoy
Tnetr Ceksea
Vuiceua Forte
Senate
Audh
Eware Repong
Atante
Wallenta
Gniels
Jnaumy
Amedos
Wiealide
Cai
Alwcion
Atelanta
Etznidard
Eolpond Feding
Fedlawane
Princeton
Ameies Sandard
Wiigsland
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Aureeton
Grady Hyena
Sharon
Jesus
Antsy Dallas of
Fonds
Addin
Esmira
Bande Cf
ANGEA
Atlante
Ae Gedaan
Eich
Itvwest
Ana Genersl Rainell
Ttr
Syl
Rilina
Fearor
Gecersi
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Malied
Fader
Howe
Adana
Maddox
Masor
Cief
Foster
Cornel
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