McGovern Beats Gardner In Featherweight Bout At Mechanics Pavilion
Terry McGovern defeated Oscar Gardner in ten rounds at the Mechanics Pavilion before a capacity crowd, with McGovern dominating early and landing savage blows to the body and head. Gardner showed resolve but was overwhelmed by a furious series of rights and lefts, ending with a decisive knockdown sequence in round four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branelaca
Terry McGow
Oscar Gardner
Mechanics
Gardner
Brooklyn Terror
Avern
Mechanics’ Pavilion
McCo
Graferee
Harry Corbett
Jim Corbett
Ehare
McGovern
McFadyen
Danny Dougherty
Dougherty
McFadden
Amia
Danny
Terry
Wan
Chin
Gner
Jett
Oscar
Techs to Battle Wake Forest at Brisbane Park Today
The Tech nine faces Wake Forest this afternoon at Brisbane Park with Heaney poised to start. Techs aim to rebound from last Saturday and build on improving teamwork and base running as they seek a decisive win before meeting Autumn next Saturday. Game begins promptly at 3:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Nine
Wake Forest
Brisbane ‘Park
North Carolina
Bert
Tech
Heaney
Vercer
Csthran
Merritt
McKibben
Hicks
Hanley
Paulsen
Techs
Autimn
Furman
Hegin
Final Game Comes TopaY Emory Season Nearing End
Emory College Oxford Ga April 30 Inter class baseball season closes with Seniors and Sophomores leading a tight race. Rawls has pitched all Senior games and remained undefeated. Smith prepares to pitch for the Sophomores as the pennant race narrows and fan interest peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Emory College
Oxford
Emory Athlete Association
Colleg
Hombres
Feshmen
Tris
Sonhomores
Rawls
Aenior
Hif
Smith
Nonhomares
Civilization Progress Tied to Refined Food Thought
The passage asserts that civilization advances with refined food and rejects cooking with hog grease. It laments the idea of using filthy hog fat as offensive to intelligent people and states there is no hog fat in refined cuisine.
White Cottolene advertising claim and spelling error
An advertisement touts White Cottolene as a pure vegetable oil and beef fat substitute, endorsed by physicians and cooks. It urges readers to try the product and notes its lack of hog fat, promoting Fairbank Company as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank Company
wgn-Fole Manufacturers
FREL
National League Games Highlight Close Contests
In St Louis, Harper and Phillipe pitched well as the Pirates lost 4-2 in front of 3,500. Chicago edged Cincinnati 8-7 with a late two-run swing. Brooklyn defeated Boston 2-1 behind strong pitching and late errors, attendance listed at 2,50. Time reports range from 1:35 to 7:43 with multiple infield highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Harper
Phillipe
Brillant
Scara
Dotpohn
Faulipple
O'Connor
Ryan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dexter
Doves
Philadelphia
New York
Orth
Douglass
Matthewson
Smith
O'Day
Brooklyn
Boston
Willis
Etridge
Donovan
Guire
Colgan
Boston Triumphs Over Philadelphia in Ten Minute Game
Boston defeated Philadelphia 8 to 6 in a ten minute game marking Boston's first win of the season. Attendance 2,993. Umpire Saskell. Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 2, ending Detroit’s winning streak as Skence shut down the visitors. Attendance 2,000. Milwaukee topped Cleveland 8 to 6 after Scott’s wildness allowed Milwaukee to string hits. Batteries Scott and Reagen for Milwaukee and Garvin and Leahy for Cleveland. Time 6:58. Washington beat Baltimore 12 to ? as Bresashan gave way to Nops and Schmidt. Attendance 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Boston Today
RI. B
Washington
Baltimora
Baltimore
Bresashan
Nops
Schmidt
Winners Rise at Aqueduct in Woodhaven Stakes Blowout
Four favorites and two second choices win at Aqueduct led by Bide L in the five furlong Woodhaven Stakes for two year olds. Jockey Burns rode multiple winners including Outlander and Malden in other races. Sudducee Wait Not Miss Hastings also prevail as six races run with vivid finishes and detailed results.
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New York
Aqueduct
Bide L
Burns
Juvente
C. Rosenfeld
Henry
Outlander
Malden
Sudducee
Wait Not
Miss Hastings
Gutlander
Hebry
the Chamberlain
All Burns
Ventura
Brennan
No Gathers
Mizpah
Oliver Mac
Landry
Rime
Allaire
Disturber
Sungster
Frank
Callahan
Manga
Idle Chat
Kentucky
Judge Wardell
Loukate
Sadducee
Michaels
Von
Tyrshena
Lucky Star
von Dusen
Cherry Wild
Hawke
Long Acre
Elsie L
J. Daly
VanDueen
Edwin Kenton
Postillion
Nanaimia
Leslie Brucerio
Walt Not Dé
van Tuyen
McGrathiana Prince
Daley
Mitt Simpson
Ill
Dogtown
Dunmy
Bearry
King Brook
Charawind
Deph
Hardy
Pardee
Mira Hastings
G. Whittier
Major Daniels
van Dusen
Tol
Tombhre
Far Xy
James P. Keating
Diana Porget
Souprep
Lakeside feature race victory by Barouche at Chicago meet
At Lakeside Chicago on April 32 Barouche, a 1 to 2 favorite, staged a late rush to beat Yana in the fourth race. The program listed six races with detailed results and notable entrants from Caburn to Crowhurst, Vinccennes, and Gormley entries. In Greenville South Carolina Furman defeated the Coeducational Institute teams by 38 to as a special note.
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Chicago
Barouche
Lakeside
Yana
John A. Clarke
Caburn
Hat Mitchell
Itl
J. Baker
Brissac
Crowhurst
Dime
Perepolat
Amole
Caskey
Prestar
W. Kiley
Patoon
Baker
Tee
Henderson
Vincennes
Tillie W. Etderim
Madam Gerst
Martha Fox
Algo
Ucary Bert
Narvaez
Dyxona
Gormley
Lea Newell
Coburn
An~ Hor
Warouche
Vitatoe
Jake Weber
Red Apple
Rice
Ed Adack
Golden Scenter
Lissome
John Grigsby
Zacatosa
Ricorran
Porman
Institute
Greenville
S.C
Furman
Sublett
Laneham
Marett
Quattlebaum
Suit Against Lincoln Park Overdue Notes Foreclosure
Foreclosure proceedings filed in the superior court against Lincoln Park plan for a new Negro residence section. Attorney S. C. Topp represents W. Foster. case involves about 10K of overdue notes. Details show the park listed as estopped and facing litigation.
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Lincoln Park
Capeg
C. Topp
W. Foster
Debutante Stakes Highlights at Churchill Downs Meet
At Louisville's Churchill Downs a fair crowd witnessed a card with close finishes and a new track record challenged. Autumn Leaves led the four furlongs in the Debutante Stakes, while favorites split honors in a day of fast times, tight posts, and competitive racing across six races with notable showings from Lightot Bell and Sims.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Ligtot Bell and Sims
Autumn Liégved
Glimore
Raneon
Irvin
Little Rite
Opera
Cirl
Sir'Blaze
Bieven
Bells
Watson Rebel
Quiy
Ana Frogs
la Gatran
Aurofurtongs
John Peters
Woodsy
Dven
Hans. Wagner
Jau~bert
Csritteny
Atergam
Dougherty
Dr. Lovejoy
Merry Wiskel
Worthington
Treville
Mite
Amelia Strathmore
Winkield
Peat
Cochran
Tod
Tomy Middleton
Janewood
Rodd
Secundus
Jann
McGurk
Polly
Bixby
Autumn Leaves
Gilmore
Ly Pantland
T. Woods
Mehied
Adshia
Clarta
Princes Chileren
Newport Racecard Shows Tight Finishes and Upsets
At Newport Ohio on a pleasant day the track improved with exciting racing. Good alle ran way early and finished last in the final race. Results include Algier, Donna Seay, Fairy Day, Time, Julius, and many others across six races with several favorites and longshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
Newport
Tulay
Goodala
Algier
Postal
Donna ‘Seay
Watson
Fairy. Day
Julius
Werner
Hisle Bel
Margaret Hoffman
Maggie W
King Ford
McCann
Andy Willams
Woods
Tom Crabb
B. Jackson
Thno
George B. King
Rex
Lady Alza
Waninta
Hatherwell
Miss Redwood
Leetka
Austin
al Caskey
Fillbuster
Meggs
Plow
el Giva
Rotherson
Montana Pioneer
Lindsay
Myrtle Dell
L. Jackson
Mamie English
Sep Hultum
Peter Duryea
K. Wirikfeld
CG. Murphy
Beauchamp
Saf’ Gamp
Dan Rice
Chub
W. G. Welch
Stites
Fe Ce
Pootlande
Castro
Brownwall
C. Moore
Secon AL Lane
Air
Divertiement
Hinsdale
Strathbroeck
Souana
Scotch Brambie
Sangamon
Nancy Dobyns
Little Reggie
Goodale
Bell Telephone Returns Show Tax Payments
The Southern len axinephone Company yesterday filed its quarterly return with the comptroller general showing no refunds for the quarter ending March 21, 3801, with taxes due to the state totaling 2,951.95. Indications point to higher telephone taxes this year compared with last year, when the total for all companies was just over 7,080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Axinephone
Gexérst
Oakland track heavy as favorites win at afternoon meet
In Oakland the track remained heavy amid cloudy skies. Rory Oughtwat led in the Gate in the five furlong event, with Lichtenstein, Wallenstein, and Unean Geau among top contenders. Multiple selling races featured winners such as Phyllis, Ma Jay, and Hin. The program listed entrants like Priam Yellowstone Prestonian and The Singer in fast-paced card offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Rory Oughtwat
Lohes
Gate Lichtenstein
Wallenstein
Unean- Geau
Slic
Deccy
Rausshl
van Barnei
Stuart
Tod
Ming
Pau
Hare
Thatcher
Euilder
Aluminum
San
Danhebaum
Marks
Hilary
Spry
Lark
del Vista
Alsation
Phyllis
Hassingeo
B.C. Green
HN. Matthews
T Tou
Philling
Conney
Priam
Yellowstone
Prestonian
Weeder
Légates
Iuler
Waeandeau
Martin
Lexander
Nigar
Ins
Hassinger
Singer
Carcio
Modwena
Farméains
Sweet William
Alaska
Romyugh
Bergen
Bot Gehtenstein
Alexander
Royalty
Achilles
Hughuca
Prestone
Firth
Ma- Jay
Talexander
Ada
Russel
Rig ‘Hanno
Sullivan
Ting
Furaito
Matinee
Birdie Stone
Jeleumah
J. Mar- Hn
Wong Aleg
Alexanders
Mathewe
Ducksy
Jerid
Pat Morrissey
Dr. Cave
Macorite
Boundlee
Matt Hogin
Confederate Veteran Applies for Soldiers Home Admission
Putnam County veteran E F Elliott, who served in the Third Georgia and Forty fourth Georgia, filed an admission request yesterday. Captain W H Harrison, secretary to the soldiers' home trustees, reported the tally stands at eighty seven now, with proofs required from applicants and witnesses to verify service and five year state residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
W. H. Harrison
Soldiers’ Home
E. IF. Eliott
Georgia
Harrison
Judge blocks proposed Rilo Grande and Western rail consolidation
In New York on April 2 Judge Brown of the United States circuit court signed an order restraining Spencer Traske and Co from carrying out the proposed consolidation of the Rio Grande and Western Railway of Utah and Denver and Rio Grande railroad of Colorado and from selling any stock of the proposed consolidated concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Brown
United States Circuit Court
Spencer Traske & Co
Rilo Grande and Western Railway
Utah
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Judge Denies Injunction in Mt Zion Baptist Church Case
In a Mt Zion colored Baptist church dispute Judge Lumpkin denied the injunction to block a preacher from leading the pastorate. Seven deacons and trustees who opposed the move were dismissed, and a pastor named N Z Philips was briefly installed before the conference reversed the action. The case centers on factions led by Hiram O Neil and C A Jenkins with Colonel W J Albert and Colonel Robert Jordan representing opposing sides. Albert says he will take the case to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Lumpkin Ap
Shem
Hiram O'Neil
Tumptin
Tretian
C.A. Jenkins
W. J. Albert
Jenkins
Hon
Robert 3
Jordan
H. L. Johnson
Vaudeville Week At The Lyceum And Columbia
A bustling Lyceum program features Max Walden in female impersonations and a strong bill including Juggler, Dorothy Draw, Richend Pitrot, Flatow and Dunn, and the Celestes. The Brothers La Nole headline at Columbia with daring gymnastic stunts and music by Sidonia. Also Sidonia and a stock company present College Chums daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Max Walden
Immer
Dorothy Draw
Richend Pitrot
Mimic
Flatow
Dunn
Woodward
Louis
Brothers la Nole
Columbia
Bryant
Saville
Sidonia
Fe Toment
Simmons Case Likely to Go to Jury Today
In the superior court Judge Jumpin hears the case of C J Simmons versus Equitable Loan and Security Company. The suit seeks profit money claimed from property at Broad and Walton streets, once owned by Simmons and sold to satisfy a judgment. Simmons alleges the company failed to fulfill a contract to purchase the property and realize proceeds above the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simmons
Simmons
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Projetty
Brown Injunction Suit Heard Over Washington Street Extension
Julius L. Brown represented by himself and A F Cox argued in the Supreme Court against Atlanta Railway and Power Company seeking to halt an extension of tracks on Washington Street in front of Brown's residence. The case, tied to a superior court quick bill of exceptions, was noted for time requests but concluded in about three hours of argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius L. Brown
Supreme Court
A. B. Cox
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Washington Street
Mr. Brown
A. F. Cox
Difford L. Anderson
Cox
Brown
Atlanta
Todex
We Never Load A Cannon We Never Load A Cannon
An old advertisement touts clothing furnishing goods and hats for men and young men with slogans about low prices and good fit. It invites customers to visit for inspection and try on garments, promising new ideas with no trouble.
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Terry M’govern
Araptre
Ims
I Matthewson
Ila Mercy
Qrth
R. HE
Skopec
Cronin
McAluter
Buclow
Connolly
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilwaukee
Scott
Cleveland Ooastonor
wRleveland
Muweukee
Scott and Reagee
Dawllnm Garvin
Leahy
Manissau
Sheridan
Etod
Ightaway
Tommy Foster
Annu
Gini
Hendicep
Godfrey
Hultailopachtle
Pinoner
Judge Waredel
Cucresta
Lynbeth
Frivol
Goa
Eile Fay
John D
Tuaat
Miss Canals
Poppy A
Alnote
Fiat Mitchell
Binze Wap
Haydon
Heath Eiknorn
Myth
Bon Chance
Andes
Odour
Lee Newell
Taigh Towel
Mila
Miajor
Bansir
Loa
Franvidle
Sunra
Olnisville
Firet
Hares Beck
Wyeth
Terrise
Turk
Cammu
Acto Busch
Rodhuck
Zeoahd Hace
Seer Polates
Hing Eikhorn
Teck
King
Elsmere
T. J. Hayes
Euteh
Selting
Socava
Frances “Rola
Economie
Pure Lads
Alex Peataon
Jao Hulwet
Northumbria
Somer -Cochkan
Loeaust
Dr. Middie
Miley Sell
Supa
Velina
Clark
Acushla
Edith
Albert Baldwin
Forbush
Oconee
Lady Kent
Rosie
Tortugas
Folaire
Axen
Charles Danjevi
Mare Perfume
Mites
Hur
Alex Uncle Steve
Divactisament
Erion
Harn
Coley
Seldenbach
Kinney
Piva Furiougs
Aster
Ambrose
Agule W
Comalis
Blenheim
Rom” Bagiish
Nekdrnie
Ol Qiaste Simon
Bily Manon
Prince Esher
Tangtbte
Robert Morrtner
Coma Quick
Chrish
Chemisette
Pantland
Bell Telephone Returns
Verdusnne
Cpi
Sitka
Peerless
Rerless
Icejand
Reezee
Arden Hose
Gakland
Jakland
Ftusic la Calge
Balth Q Luci
Triple Crows
the Gatter
Arion
Gar Lovinglan
Corrasanta
Frank Durty
Seoteh
Sweet Vater
Darlene
Wardman
Ulve
Phi Avahiad
George
Wwallonalein
Kingston
Glisaando
T. Alas
Tog
Pat Morrinses
Wyoming
Dan Duis
Duntree
Mlamere
Alain Stone
Schehdhe
Shropshire
Slattérer
Huneaslan
Dr. Siegert
MT. Zion
Essig Bros., Clothiers
Furnishers
Whitehall
Standard Ice Company
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