Latonia Handicap Won by White Plume at Latonia Feature
Latonia track today featured White Plume the favorite winning the Brewers Exchange Handicap by three lengths. Major T. Carson placed second with Dutch Barbara third as Silver Wings and other runners chased the early pace in fast track conditions.
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T. J. Carson Steand
Latonia
Dutch Barbara
Cincinne U
Brewers
Tirlona
Latonia Tetay
Fary Boy
Nix
Sweetie
Preubel
Murrigan
Croomany
Gaird
Gus _ Heidorn
Mary Bicandr
Meg Bulen
Buttinskie
Son- Envaicr
Zivnay
Uiotfirm
Ims
Oriine
Sister Baith
Bunnie
Plast S
Anica
Lica Duty
Daffodil
Prince
Truebeb
Uoyle
Ueoftler
Bark Boy
Austin
Birchhroom
Mar the Gutman
Katie Powers
Else
Wishard
Barbara
Taylor
Vivian
Kilmorie
Apple
Beaucaire
Federal van
Sung Arachueil
Phiora
Mabel Win
Cardinal Wolsey
Sid Sliver
Nervator
Bardolph
Leota
Jos Goss
Sanction
Sdlivate
Pierce J
Dudley
True Boy
Bea Mate
Vuze
Beachnabt
King Abyssinia
Caale James
Jotictar
Leo Bright
Barbaros
Hogan
Spedmaker
Clay Floute
Alipy
Gould
Evander
Beam
Blue Mint
Jane
Owens
Martha Cefia
Jim A. Leng
Tad
Welramoinen
the Cook
Joim Carroll
Rickert Deal Nears Completion with Atlanta Move
The report from Little Rock indicates Kansas City sold Rickert to Atlanta. Manager Clare Franks of New Orleans arranged the deal, with Frank assisting, aiming to provide Atlanta with a standout baserunner who led the Southern League in steals and hit about .289 last season. Also, two pitchers were signed by Frank to strengthen New Orleans for upcoming doubleheaders.
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Joe Rickert
Atlanta
Little Rock
Clare Franks
New Orleans
Kansas City
Ricker
Frank
Atha
Tie
Bhris Stadip
Gear
Bolin
Aew
Fridges
Delias
Frank Fridges
Good Roads Convention addresses outline leadership changes
Portland June 24 President Moore and Secretary Richardson to retire as the Good Roads Convention resumes after a disruption. The first session featured speeches by Governor Parree and other officials. A new constitution and election changes were proposed, and A S Manon was named president pro tem with plans to meet again in spring.
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Moore
Richardson
Wetire
Portland
Good Roads Convention
Fresiint
Scott
Goods
Lewis and Clark
Parree
Gehfernia
Overnor Gooding
Toliho
Jefferson Bleyers
Senators Lead Hitting In Southern League
The Southern League shows Nashville atop hitting at .262 while Montgomery climbs with players like Molesworth Mullany Schwartz and Browthers pushing their team to a .269 average. Nashville’s power clashes with a recent slump, Atlanta sits near bottom though improving with Stafford dipping under .300 and Morse rising modestly. Overall league averages lag as teams chase stronger bats.
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Montgomery
Nashville
Nashvill
Molesworth
Mullany
Schwartz
Browthers
Atlanta
Stafford
Jordan
Morse
Moemphis
Bunyan
Bees
Gannon
Tamsett
Ae New Orleans
Playens— Ab
Hkx
Beck
Nedeau
Stratton
Stanley
Aig
Wiliam
Holly
Sullivan
Zitcote
Little Bee
B. McCann
Caltin
Taylor
Readin
Asender
Graffing
Ant Delehanty IE
Menn Rhol OR
Vaughan
Bendin
Ub. Nash
Miter
Belecher
Mem
Mullaney
Tb. Mont
Hennessy
Smith
Birm
Hatford
Scldap
Elsid
Clark
Tsa Norcum
Moors
Nash
Matthews
Montgol
H. Bea
Gardner
Crozier
McCoy
Parr
Millerick
Krug
Lawler
Anders
Pea Shea
E. Od
Wasbkville
Shreveport
Ah, Va
Ah. Hh
Bandelin Uth
Wenlart
Elsey
Norcum
Hess
Jansing
Abstein
Bennett
Gilkes
Kennedy
Bia
Lally
Hantey
Wiseman
Miller
Bruyette
Evans
Russell
Bwindelta
Ba Fritz
Ote
Calve to Come Next Season in City Concert Tour
Kronberg of Cort & Kronberg arranges for Mme Emma Calve to perform here next season with artists Bouxman and Burick Vor Nordan. This will likely be her only full American tour, limited to forty performances with one concert per city. Calve’s program includes Carmen, Meffe John, Hamlet, and other modern French songs.
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Mme. @alve
America
New York
London
Paris
Mme. Calve
Metropolitan Opera Company
Catve
Fameos
Bizet
Carmen
Boile
Meffejtofele
Ambroise Thomas
Ridiculous Side of Things Lecture by Father Hennessy
Father Hennessy delivers a talk on The Ridiculous Side of Things Thursday night at 8:30 in the basement of the Catholic church on Hunter Street and Central Avenue. Admission is at the door.
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Father Hennessy
Fatherennessy
Hunter Street
Central Avenue
Ke Is
Montgomery county to build $40,600 courthouse plan accepted
Montgomery county plans a new modern courthouse costing about $40,600, replacing the old decaying building. Bids are due on the first Monday afterward, contract award follows, and construction begins immediately to secure fire protection for county records. The site remains the old location.
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Montgomery County
Mt Vernon
Gaduns
Commissioners of Roads
Rayene
Alexander Blair
Macon
Sham Battle for the Fourth In Atlanta Aims to Raise Camp Funds
The Fourth of July will be celebrated by the With regiment with a sham battle at Piedmont park around 6:30 p.m. Infantry armed with Krag Jorgensen rifles, supported by machine guns, will attack artillery on the hills to illustrate modern warfare. The event seeks to raise funds to send troops to summer camp, crediting camp as key to the regiment’s development and success.
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With
Fledmont Park
Krag Jorgensen
Atlanta
Atlanta Spirit
Tte
Murder Charge In Bowery Killing Of Eat Tim Up Jack
New York June 24 police arrested W A Wilks of Richmond Indiana on charges of being involved in the murder of Eat Tim Up Jack McManus in the Bowery on May 2. Wilks says he came to New York seeking work after jobs in several automobile factories in Ohio and Indiana. He claims he never knew McManus and was found with a revolver when arrested. McManus, a noted street character, was found unconscious with his head crushed and died a few hours later.
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New York
Jack" McManus
Bowery
W. A. Wilks
Richmond
Ind
Wilke
Ohio
Indiana
Bowsry
McManus
Preacher Grainger Killed in Ambush Claims Bias Link
Coroner's verdict shifts blame to Commander Johnson in the death of preacher Grainger near Loris, Harris County. An area woman linked to Grainger as an arampher has been arrested amid the investigation.
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Grainger
Johnson
Charlestm
Waa
Loris
Harri County
Royal Arcanum Councils Meet Over New Rate Table
Seventy two councils with about 300 delegates gathered in Brooklyn to object to the supreme council’s new rate table issued at Atlantic City. They urged delaying its operation until state supreme councils have issued opinions on the matter.
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New York
Royal Arcanum
Brooklyn
Supreme Council
Atlantic City
Norman's Remains Interred After Slaying at Bradlsville
J Hansell Norman 22, son of State Senator B Norman Sr of Norman Park, was killed by B Keagin known as Don Keagin. Norman's remains arrived by special train to Morian Park and were interred at Mount Olive church yard. Keagin fled after firing two shots. earlier dispute over beating a negro led to the tragedy. Keagin is said to have killed a negro in Colquitt county before leaving for Florida.
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Weeks
Titten
J. Hansell Norman
Bradls
Ville
Fie
B. Keakla
Don Keagin
Tittan_ tims
M. D
Frank Norman
J. W. Nesmith
Norman Park
George F. Clark
Crosslead
Remaina
Brookaville
Keagin
Norman
Colquitt County
Florida
B. Norman, Sr
Calquitt County
Russia bars wood alcohol in Moscow protest
St. Petersburg June 24 Russia bars wood alcohol after many Irish and Swedish residents on New York’s Eighth Avenue were harmed. The czar’s government requires a countersigned petition with police guarantee of nonconsumption and a rouble stamp to replenish supplies, arguing reduced deaths and vodka revenue.
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St. Petersburg
Eighth Avenue
New York
Holy Russia
Electric dope for race nags shocks horses for wins
Special Cable from Dortmund reports two jockeys fined 150 and 25 dollars after using an American patent to electrify race horses. A battery under the saddle and a copper circuit under the tail delivered shocks when a button was pressed, driving the horses to speed. They won all German races entered before being disqualified for cruelty to animals.
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Dortmund
Fatal stabbing near Simpson and Marietta streets
Glor HN, a Black man, was found dying after a fatal stabbing in front of a beer saloon and restaurant at Simpson and Marietta. A single witness, Alva Belle Carr, said Jim Hill was fatally harmed by two Black individuals. He died at Grady Hospital about fifteen minutes later after the 10:30 p.m. incident. police investigations ongoing with no arrests yet.
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Simpson and
Marietta
Elling
Alva Belle Carr
Jim Hill
Kiling
Grady Hospital
The Temptation in Thendon Preview
Reports from the province suggest Mrs. T. P. OConnor offers The Temptation, a drama by Laurence Irving and Mabel Buckney. The piece centers on an impoverished heroine resisting a rich man’s advances. If country success follows, Irving and his wife may bring it to London.
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Thendon
Laurence Irving
T. P. O'Connor
Irving
Sir Henrys
Mabel Buckney
Record bargain at Scottish sale for Britannica eighth edition
London dispatch reports a small Scotland sale where an eighth edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica in nineteen volumes sold for 3 pence. A reckless bidder quickly won the lot after initial hesitancy, yielding a strikingly low price.
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London
Scotland
Ding
Negro Sunday School Convention Meets in Clinton Church
The district Sunday school convention of the African Methodist Episcopal church met at the Friedetup church in Clinton, supervised by Reverend W. Young of the Elistree ministry. The event highlighted long service and ongoing church care with local leaders presiding.
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Clinton, 8. C
African Methodist Episcopal Ehruch
Friedetup Chuch
Bev Wtrary” Young
Elistree Minist
Musical Recital Series Promises Varied Programs
Near June a Friday night recital by Robert Armour features Loder of Birmingham and Grace Lee with Brown and Mrs. M M OBrien at the Ban Als, performing Lehmanns In a Persian Garden plus songs in an Invitation affair. The Gainesville session of the Brenau convention will return next time. The Woman's I Club hosts a student recital under Belle C Dykeman with solos duets and chorals delighting a large audience. Georgia Watts, a young Atlanta singer, prepares to study in New York this summer and return in September. The musical season closes with June conventions and a Denver National Association of music clubs meeting focusing on music study in small towns. Conreld of Metra Flotens Grand Opera fame is linked to Parsifal and a second Parsifal may follow. Jer Reseke praises Mabelle Gimma as his most promising American pupil. The Janko chromatic keyboard is revived with a London presentation. Armour plans fall study in New York with Oscar Langer. In Barnesville the Baptist revival at the church, led by Rev Isha i Barnard and Rev C W Durden, continues with new members added.
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Ban Als
Mr. Armour
Mr. Loder
Grace Lee
Brown
M. M. O'Brien
Lehmann
Woman's I Club
Belle C. Dykeman
Coquelin Plans Paris Return After South American Tour
London June 24 Coquelin states he will return to Paris from his South American tour in September to stage the Rostand verse drama about a cook from Coquelin and Rostrand work together on the manuscript. Rostand and Coquelin will visit an Alpine villa before departure for Paris.
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London
Coquelin
Paris
Edmond Rostand
Rand
Algiin
Coqueln
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