Jockey Martin Tops Two Wins at Crescent City Track
Jockey Martin rode two winning favorites at the Crescent City Jockey Club track. Mary Glenn beat Pacemaker, Filatory won by a half length, and Rawhide led Grand Opera in the second race. Old Stone and Raseland were favorites in the handicap with Old Stone best of the pair. Lady Buison won the fifth race with Evelyn Kinsey and Huguenot dropped back in the stretch. Weather fair, track fast, attendance light.
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Martin
Crescent City Jockey Club
Mary Glenn
W. P. Palmer
Filatory
Rawhide
Old Stone
Raseland
Invincible
Honda
Lady Buison
Ahe
Evelyn Kinsey
Sebing
Wong W. P. Palmer
L. Wiliams
Parisienne
Hee
Belle of Portland
Red Reven
Athiana
Pannette George Perry
Nevermore
J. Martin
To T
Grand Opera
Crimmins
B' To
Luclin
C_ Harris
Mr "Stephens
JW. O'Neil
Sadduccee
Aden
Eva Rusell
Shotgun
Ben McD
Flistory
J Mortis
Blue Grass Lad
Bobbins
Little Rosé
Harris
Chauncey Olcott
Blackuyes
Joe Wooten
Syntex
Ade St" Mary
Hand Bag
Billy Whiskers
Mrmidon
Aubuchon
J Martin
Murphy
Haviland
King
Maueer
Judge Himes
Lady Billson
Baird
Presentimen
Allinda
Lady Free Knight
Max Rose
Captain Gaston
Roger Bmain
Grasy Ben
Goldaga
Extol
James Fitz
Wissile
Fos
Avenger
Kittle Platt
Right Hiyai
Monte
Duke of Kendall
Rainland
Trapper
King’s ‘Tropay
Spencerlan
Phi Finch
Rapid Water
Satade
Bougle
Jim McGinnias
Pisteus
Verdant
Leonard Joe Hayman
Mille
Drummond
Caithness
Athela
Bean
Miss Borey
Blue Mint
Chats
Bountiful
Irby Bennett
Fitz Br’ Jar
Hlacilan
Safeguard
Glendon
Cataline
Gracious
Mule Hanson
Decle Arab
Frank Rice
St. Daniel
Favoniouz
Harkelmore
Brennenworth
Homestead
Annie
Hannibal
Knowledge
Vie Zeigier
Baxkerly
Flying Charenal
Cater- Pilar
Dappie Gold
Whorler
King Rope
Firemen Beat Soldiers In Indoor Atlanta Club Showdown
The Firemen defeated the Fifth Regiment team 11 to 5 at the Atlanta Athletic Club in an indoor baseball game. Courtney pitched for the Firemen with ten strikeouts, Saunders for the Soldiers with five. Scoring details show Firemen taking an early lead and maintaining it through the later innings. Batteries: Soldiers Saunders and Weelford. Firemen Courtney and Lafitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletics
Fifth Regiment
Courtney
Saunders
Weelford
Courtney and
Lafitte
Handball and basketball games set for Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club and Piedmont Athletic Club schedule three handball matches and a basketball game tonight. Puller and McMillan will represent Atlanta. Ramspeck and Taylor for Piedmont. Singles and team events, best of series, with a concluding bout between clubs after the basketball contests.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Piedmont Athletic Club
Puller
McMillan
Atlanta Athletics
Ramspeck
Taylor
Piedmonts
Fuller
Rumenerk
Allan
Athletic Club
Trap ends life of two Black people in Georgia
Rome Georgia March 7 two Black men Sutherland and Baker died in a related incident after lengthy speeches from the scaffold admitting guilt. Sutherland died by strangulation Baker died when his neck broke during the execution crowd of about 1500 gathered but there was no disorder. The men blamed whisky and bad company and the bodies were claimed by Atlanta Medical College under an unsettled legal process.
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Rome
Sutherland
Courtney Baker
Baker
Byrd
Atlanta Medical College
Sharp swords for officers in the American army
Washington reports that officers and cavalrymen will adopt sharpened swords, reversing earlier caution against keen blades. A new report from General Crozier on ordnance notes the sword should be sharp for cutting and a strong thrusting weapon, promising a compromise between lightness and efficiency.
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Washington
Croster
Ordhence
McMichael Drafts Bill On Local School Tax Collection
Columbus Ga March 7 Special Hon BE H McMichael former state senator and future Marion county representative works on a bill to create a method for collecting locally voted school taxes. He aims to address gaps after the educational amendment ratification and studies Mississippi and Louisiana laws while consulting educators.
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Columbus
BE. H McMichael
General Assembly
Marion County
McMichael
Mississippi
Local items note deaths marriages and court actions
Short notices record the death of Mes R J Wall at her daughter's home on Walnut Street and the passing of Miss M A Will Ingham with funeral plans in Atlanta. J F Sullivan and Miss Kitty Dozier wed at Church of the Immaculate Conception. Dr Carter Berkeley of Staunton dies, Brooke Berkeley Arnall noted as friend. Also covers a naval comedy by Marvin Williams, upcoming U S court term, contraband alcohol sale, local court fines, a shooting incident, a spring theological lecture, and political commentary on Dutch neutrality.
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Mes
R J Wall
A. Wolff
Walnut Street
C A Wall
Selma
Wall
Atlanta
J F Sullivan
Miss Kitty Dozier
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Carter Berkeley
Staunton
Brooke Berkeley Arnall
Charles 8 Arnall
Berkeley
Lfe
Federal Building
W M. Scott
Marlette Street
W . Newman
United States Court
New Orleans
Court of Appeals
Essser
Holland
Metropolitan Magazine
Netherlands
Germany
France
England
Fitto
Belgium
Austria
Hussia
Maizer
Willialm
Edward
Poison Found in Her Stomach at Stanford
Honolulu dispatch reports San Francisco police testing Mrs Jane Lathrop Stanford’s stomach content for strychnine after her death. Ex butler Albert Beverley and former maid Elizabeth Richmond questioned. Beverley admits commissions on house purchases, with possible involvement by Miss Berner and others. A Chinaman, Wong Toy Wong, stalked the Stanford residence demanding money and was confined to an asylum. investigators deny linking him to the poisoning though he figure loomed in the case.
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Honolulu
Sherif Henry
Stanford
Noda
Stanford Pattook
San Francisco
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Albert Beverley
Elizabeth Richmond
Meuhtford Wilson
Byington
Burnett
Butler Willam Mewhinney
Mrs Stanford
Berner McWhinney
Beverley
Hughes Urges Farmer Cooperation for Cotton Movement
Hon Budley M. Hughes, president of the State Agricultural Society, spoke at Coweta court noon recess urging organization and cooperation among farmers in reducing acreage and fertilizer use. He urged Coweta to exhibit at the State Fair, and Ben W. A. Brannon set an April meeting with a notable Georgian speaker connected to the cotton movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Ben
W. A Brannon
County Association
Association
Felix Visits Mobile Show Celebrates Carnival Parade
Mobile Alabama on March 7 hosted an annual carnival with a Felix parade featuring four floats of the Felix household and the Tuscahoma tribe. Knights of Revelry presented Folk Lore on six floats, Comic Cow Boys re-enacted local history on eight floats under Innocent Titan. Electric lights lit the streets as Order of Myth and Infant Mystics floats followed. Après parade, grand balls drew the emperor, queen, and court as ideal weather aided a successful celebration.
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Mobile
Felix
Retnion
America
Knights of
Arades
Order of Myth
Eccleties
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Evawhide
Body of Georgia
Alex Bealer
Butler
Sanford, Fla
Margaret Looney
Thomasville
Monroa
Otto McElroy
Reese Boyd
Sanford
Misa Looney
Young McHiroy
Birmingham
Ala
Reesa Boyd
Aody
Thomneville
Merch
Margeret Looney
Fla
The
Baptist Church
A. W. Bealer
J. M. Butter
Julia Looney
C. E. Looney
Underwood Typewriter
Underwood Typewriter Co
Richmond
John ‘¢Angerson
Richmond Horse Show Association
New York
Regir
Yanacsi
James Hyde
Heir Associates
Trap
Baker and Sutherland
Raine
Liverpyun Me
Steamski
London
Representative McMichael
M” A Wilingham
Hoschton
Hilturn & Poole
Oakland
Marvin Willams
Jones Avenue Baptist
Willams
Henry van Dyke
United States
Charlie Hill
Luckett
Marietta Street
John McEntyre
Recorders Court
McInntyre
Turner Seminary
Morris Brown College For Colored People
Aclock
William Ho Weaver
Grazy Chinaman
Cass
Coweta
State Agricultural Society
Newnan
Gulf City
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Davison-Paxon- Stokes Co
Daily
Constitution and
Metropolitan
Constitution
Daily Constitution
Sunday Constitution
the Metropolitan Magazine
the Daily Constitution
the Sunday Constitution
South
the Constitution
Atlanta, Ga
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