Captain Arnold Wins Handicapped Race at New Orleans
Captain Arnold, an Ellison stake entrant at 13 to 5, won the Merchants Handicap worth 1920 dollars. Floral King set pace but Arnold nosed ahead at the wire after a strong late drive, with Tribes Hill and Hands Across as other notable finishers in a cold, clear track day at the New Orleans meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Captain Arnold
Merchants
C. R. Ellison
Tribes HI
Bark Elmore
Clares
Emigree
Aléom R
Our Choice
Big Boo
Redman
Higgins
Tom Kiley
Minder
EL Phillips
Diaphonius
Bountiful
Tateness
Mammon Ren
Scorpio
Gannon
Ascension
Fuller
Cw. Fisher
Joe Goss
Bounding
J. P. Meyberry
Great Star
Merchants’ Handicap
Jost
Charlie ‘Thompson
A. Paints
Dr. Carrick
Gala Bell
Prince Richard
Ventory
Helling
W. Fisher
Baronet
W Hennessy
Compass
Vesuvia
Judge Captrill
Mauser
Floyd K. Gravina
Mynheer
Bard of Avon
Lee King
the Messenger
Colonel Tyler
Charis Thompson
Cap and Gown Wins California Oaks at Oakland
Cap and Gown won the California Oaks at Oakland with a field of ten in the $3,000 event. Silent Water led to the stretch but faded. Cap and Gown took the lead and defeated Anhab and Miss Betty. Races featured suspensions of C. C. McCafferty’s stable and several jockey and trainer withdrawals amid allegations of fraudulent practices. Racing continues at Ingleside Monday in clear, fast conditions.
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San Francisco
Cap and Gown
Oakland
Miss Betty
Dungannon
Silent Water
Cap Ang Gown
Anhab
C. C. McCafferty
Golden Light
Ingleside
Sellin George Berry
Foley
Lustig
Kleinwood
Bullmany
Vaughan
Waterspout
the Jew
Lamorle
Havia
Hombardier Rom
Arisbe
Bullman
Bea Afr
Burns
BI Short
Largoin
Eduardo Tarflat
Liberty
Star
Latty Golding
Aleycon
Ogregor
Horse Racing Card with Multiple Races and Bets
The page lists multiple race results and entries with handicaps and odds, including winners Joe Lesser and Golden Light, plus extensive Monday entries from Ingleside. It notes second place finishes for Mendon and The Fretter and provides times, weights, and participant names across six races and several race-entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Joe Au
Tae ‘Bes Moalta
Pongennon
Cross Nurse
Miss May Bowdieh
Ethel Abbott
Miteaml
Horatus
Kans
Joe Lesser
Larsen
Mendon
Hilfebrand
Furto
Brengus
Florianna Elie
Hath
Dr. Shermen
Bell Rees
Cracker
Outburst
Skip Dandie Elie
Theron
Meee” Rosewater
Sessa Litty
Golding
Sherratt
el Barat
Willet
Miss Tonopa
Rey Dare
Gawaine
Inglewood Handicap at Ascot. Chearawind wins tight hurdle feature
At Ascot on a clear day the Inglewood handicap of a mile and three quarters over seven hurdles was the feature. Chearawind won by two lengths with Pop lands second by half a length. Several favorites won. weather clear and track fast. Also listed results from six races with various horses and times, plus Monday entries and a note promoting Drake's Palmetto Wine at Jacobs' Pharmacy.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Chearawind
Poplands
Pat Bulger
J. Boland
Elwood
Ceeiern
Palm
Devon B
Capitanza
el Otros
Platonius
E, Walsh
Moor
Buxton
Altrada
J. Lewis
el Fonuse
Silver Finz
Greepock
Redfern
Paul Whaley
Anderson
Church and Princesa Tulane R
Hiftn King
E Walsh
Redan
Tower of
Birken- Tuth
Geheimisa
Little Margaret
Sam Green
Pirate Ran
Steason Course
Hellie Beach
Susie Christian
Negrunca
Louis Meining
Case d'Or
Miss Nattie
Ric Chico
Profitable
Little Beeret
Delvista
Minnie Arnett
Ping
Flamero
Laurette Philipps
Misa Richelieu
Eva D
Flea
Potrer
Taxman
C. B. Campbell
Slauson Course
Picquet
Lady Fonse
Winnifrede
Quest
Col. Bogsy
Dolly Welthog Rosebud
Mac Frecknoe
McAnn
Mr. Robinson
Sallie Goodwin
Cardwellton
Floyd County Grand Jury Backs Rome Dispensary
Floyd county grand jury lauds the dispensary, noting lower tax rate this year than any of the previous fifteen years, marked moral improvement, and a drop in criminal activity. They report July term 1901 had 195 true bills, while the current term shows about 27, and praise county and city officials for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd County Grand Jury
Rome
Floyd County “Grand Jury
Dresentments
Rivenbark Denies Insanity in Local Case
Wilmington, January 30. A. W. Rivenbark, jailed a week under lunacy writ, writes Judge Ferguson denying insanity and demanding investigation. The judge ruled the letter acts as a habeas corpus and ordered three physicians to examine him, with reports due Monday. The case attracts sensational attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivenbark
Wilmington
N. C
Speelel
A. W. Hivenbark
Ferguson
Ita
Indictments Return Against Turf Exchange Trio
Fulton county grand jury arraigned Charles Jones manager of Ponce de Leon Commission Company and James Lynch and Nat Miller attaches on charges of keeping a gaming house. Chief Turner declared daily indictments while awaiting supreme court decision. Bond likely tomorrow. officers Williams and Mathieson led the case with evidence from the Ponce de Leon Springs office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton’ County
Charles Jones
Ponce de Leon Commission Company
James Lynch
Nat Miller
A. Q. Turner
Jones
Supreme Court
Dave Willams
George Mathieson
Turner
Ponce de Leon Springs
Lynch
Miller
Roan
Superior Court
Poultry Show a Big Success in Atlanta
The Atlanta poultry show, formed late last year, drew about 1,000 birds from the South, far exceeding the 500 expected. Exhibitors from many farms and cities won prizes, with J. K. Ottley leading in white Plymouth Rocks and Judge W. S. Ormond praised for top cock and cockerels.
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Atlanta
Ita
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Col. Harwell
J. K. Ottley
White Plymouth Rocks
W. & Ormond
Valdosta Farm
Belmont Farm
Plymouth Rock
Oliver
Valdosta
Butt Vandottes
Anderson Farm
Marietta
Adair
Marsh
City
Alexander
W. B
Charlotte
N. C
George
Bertling
Alf
Brittinham
J. W
Charleston
Burbank
Beall
F. B
Berryville
Belmount Farm
Smyrna
Frietenbacher
Boynton
H. E
Bretton
L. R
Collins
J. T
Couger
T. A. Cit Cabaniss
Carter
E. E
Knoxville
Tenn
H. M
Calhoun
Anderson
Carl Robeson
Doncho
W. T
Ermeville
Daniel
D. P
Bolton
Dorsey
L. C
Sunny Bite
DeGraffinreid
F. M
Seale
Ala
Davis
Fountain
John F
Johnson City
Ferrell
Albany
Froelick & Bloomer
Goodhart
E.G
Galusha
Unclear OCR names and locations in historical note
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names such as Joba Tenisen and Charles Lincoln, with scattered towns like Alma Laodwig Oakton Betz Daniel and Valdosta. Mentions poultry businesses and individuals including C. P. White, Homer Copeland, and Swift Tom, creating a confused inventory of people and places without coherent events.
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Tenisen
Joba
Lincoln
Charles
Aig
Ladwis
Alma
Otty
Laodwig
C Sor
Oakton
Gaj
Betz & Daniel
Magan
Swift
Tom
Atlanta
Bet Tenes Utmean
City
Valdosta, Poultry Co
Valdosta
White
C. P
Georgia Tech Indoor Meet Aims To Spark State College Contests
Georgia Tech plans an annual indoor athletic and gymnastic contest among state colleges at the Grand. Mercer and Emory would compete. eight gymnasts, including Adht, Inglia, and Anderson, vie for titles. New novice cup to foster first‑time contestants. circus acts feature farmer and rural entrants with bold acts. Dr Jackson trains competitors daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Mercer
Emory
the Tech
Atlanta Athletic Club
Dan Lewis
McConnell
Adht
Inglia
Anderson
Dr. Jackson
Sitton Won't Pitch for Atlanta This Year
Clemson ace c V Sitton reportedly signed by Powell, likely moving to Birmingham. Powell stated Sitton could not report until late, so Atlanta will not see him this season. Also mentioned are Torrence’s weak pitching 1902 record and Bagwell signed for a trial, with expectations of success.
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C. V. Sitton
Clemson
Powell
Henley
Torrence
Oy Torrence
Evansville
Rock Island
T WV. Bagwell
Georgia
Dodge's Hearing on Monday
Houston January 8 Dodge, held as a fugitive from New York, is at the Rice hotel under guard awaiting Monday’s bid for release. He was reported improved after a long walk and had a substantial dinner for the first time since arrest. Bond was denied and the preliminary examination set for next Wednesday as habeas corpus proceedings move in district court with attorney H Keffenburg pushing for Dodge’s comfort and release.
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Houston
Tex
Dodge
New York
Rice Hotel
Dod
H. Keffenburg
Howe & Humel
Kaffenburg
Herlithy
New Orleans
Agnes Thompson
Metairie
Marga Kenner
Maria Robinson
Slinsk
Chile
Lexington
Lecomp
Canal Street
Yuster
Mary
Shell Road
Progressive Atlanta Merchant Backs Black Weed Remedy
Mr J R Smith of Smith and Higgins, a leading Atlanta merchant and bank vice president, endorses Black Weed as a proven remedy based on testimonials from users. He notes its merit, cites endorsements by prominent citizens, and mentions his municipal committees and mayoral consideration. Under recent date he writes:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. R. Smith
Smith & Higgins
Peters
Decatur Streets
Smith
Farmers
Black Weed Medicine Company Advertisement in Atlanta
A testimonial ad from Black Weed Medicine Company of Atlanta Georgia touts kidney and bladder cures, catarrh rheumatism blood and skin diseases. It offers a free sample and advice from its medical department and states price one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars with prepaid shipping.
New Orleans Eyes Crescent City Driving Club Bet on Winter Races
Special correspondence outlines a bold push to establish a trotting circuit in New Orleans. Crescent City Driving Club, led by D. M. Mauer, seeks Saturday matinees and winter meets under American Trotting Association rules, aiming to draw local and northern visitors and join the grand circuit. The piece recalls New Orleans racing history and the Metairie course, noting climate, track quality, and city interest fueling the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecomte
Lexington
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Crescent City Jockey Club
Gulf
Crescent City
Kansas City
Mauer
New Orleans
Fisher pictures auction continues in Atlanta sale
The Fisher collection of watercolors drew buyers at Thurmond’s gallery on Peachtree Street with many pieces moving into Atlanta homes on opening day. The sale will conclude tomorrow at 11 o’clock, and a second auction is scheduled for tomorrow morning following buyer requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Atlanta
Thurmond
Peachtree Street
L Hall
C. Chatfield
Www. F Denny
STANDARD DIARIES Per 1004 at Inv M Miller Co
Per 1004 at Inv M Miller Co s 39 Marietta at details, listing standard diaries for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Miller Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold
Tribes Hill
California Oaks
Winifrada
Oliphant
Narra G
Hildebrand
Glendenning
Ray Wonder
Royal White
Sim W.ran
Q. Daly
Anirad
Chaeawind
Drake
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Radway 4 CO
Elm St
Crackers
Sitton
Birmingham
Progressive Merchant
Smith & Hiccins
MR. J. R. Smith
Black.Weed Medicine Company
Atlanta, Ga
Address Black-Weed Medicine CO
atlanta,Ga
Fae Grounds
Jockey Club
Fair Grounds
Kentucky
South
General Jackson
Sir Henry
American Eclipse
Ariel
Gray Eagle
Boston
Fashion
Metaris
Post
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Alabama Highlander
Louisiana Arrow
Martin Filmore
Mr. Ten Broeck
Metarlo
Colonel Wells
Duncan F-Kenner
Rratia
Charles T. Howard
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