Bluegrass Stakes Three Year Olds Attractive Field
Valued at 1300 dollars, the Bluegrass Stakes for three year olds drew a top field. Grayless by Wedderstrand led from the start, beating Love's Labor by a half length with Celeritas a close third in a sticky, uneven track. Lord Zeni won the final three horse finish, Hand Press second and Crockett third as favorites struggled.
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Paulsville
Grayless
Love's Labor
Celeritas
Gienna Lake
Flag Rall
Wedderstrand
Love
Winkfield
Lord Zeni
al Crockett
Eheol
Michaels
Dr. Preston
Pacquelin
Bob Baker
Royal Morsel
Samovar
VanDusen
Possum
Boland
Compensation
Kitty
Polly
Bixby
Stites
Clara Meader
Jim Fiood
Beekman
Bellamy
Likeness
Eppes
Econd
Riggs
T Ime
Hand’ Press
T. Burns
Crockett
Louisville
High Noon
Commonwealth
Attorney
Lennep
Lamachus
Full Dress
Lord Zent
Mattle Bam
I Lee
Nancy Hobyn
Zeething
Doc
Princess Lightfoot
Fairy
Zay
Senne
May Dine
Arcturus
Beckman
Scrivener
Favorites Win at Park in Diverse Card of Races
May 7 program at Park featured three favorites winning top events. Dread led the six furlongs with 1 to 6 odds, followed by Far- and Oakley in sprint and distance races. Maximo Gomez captured the feature one mile race, while other winners included Dread and Bramble in later stakes, with several longshots among the also ran entries.
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Per
Maximo Gomez
Lds
Dread
Oliver Mac
Olen
Prestidigitator
Beverage
Lay
Jenkins
Bill Henry
Anteous
Mitchell
Manga
the Parader
the Rhymer
Sweet Laven- Woodpike
Pathfinder
The
Militant
Zelefeld
Golden Age
Tome
LACH
Spencer
Oakley
Erbert
Ali ‘Ey
Mark Cheek
Sell
O'Connor
Maher
Ng Bramble
Turner
Manitoban
Exit
Ross Clark
Approval
Lil. Spencer
Survivor
Des “St
Horse Races At Mores Park Today Feature Notables
Entries listed for the day at Mores Park with several horses and riders named across multiple races. Notable participants include Henry, Greeld, Dangoune, Zane, Windmore, The Chamberlain, Pet er, and General Mart Gary among others in seven events racing over distances from a half mile to a full mile.
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Hie
Bencer
Uinererey
Henry
Gonion
Greeld
Dangoune
Mores Park
Zane None
Ladyehine Walon
Montanto
Raseer
Kitl
Dan Rice
Gharentua
General Mart Gary
Harlo
Vulcan
Boston 18 New York 11 in National League tilt
Boston led the National League game with 18 runs as New York scored 11. Errors and weak fielding plagued both sides with several safe hits. Chambers, then Seymour, alternated in the Boston pitching duties as Hawley exited early. Attendance 1,600. Batteries: Chambers Dineen Clements and Clark Seymour Hawley Warner. Time 2:05.
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Boston
New York
Hawley
Seymour
Chambers
Dineen
Clements
Clark
Warner
Connolly
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bunting
Chicago Hit Leaver
R. H
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Platt
Douglass
Kennedy
Farrell
Emsble
St. Louis
Quadrennial AME Conference Opens in Columbus
The African Methodist Episcopal Church opens its quadrennial general conference in Columbus auditorium with over 400 delegates. Bishop H. M. Turner presides, Bishop A. M. Grant delivers the quadrennial sermon outlining church growth and stance on South Africa. Governor Nash and Mayor Swartz attend the reception with dignitaries.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
H. M. Turner
A. M. Grant
Grant
South Africa
Turner
Council of Bishops
Nash
Swartz
Lively Bow Near Blakely Fatal Double Shooting News
Near Blakely Georgia two men clashed over farm rights four miles north of Blakely at about two in the afternoon. G W Cherry struck J W Alexander with a steelyard pen, knocking him senseless, then Cherry faced Robert Alexander and was shot three times by the younger man. Cherry is said dying at home four miles from town. no arrest has been made. J W Alexander, long a clerk of the Early county court, and Cherry, a respected farmer, are praised by the community.
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Blakely
G. W. Cherry
J. W
Alexander
Cherry
Robert Alexander
J. W. Alexander
Early County
All Day Auction Sale in Atlanta Draws Large Crowd
A major all day auction sale today at 10 o'clock features 200 lots fronting Stewart avenue near the Southern Railway shops. Edwin P. Ansley with Dr. H. L. Wilson and Steve R. Johnston handle the sale, tied to the Helme property. Real estate agents foresee rising prices and strong demand from nearby manufacturers and prison-area investors.
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Atlanta
Stewart Avenue
Hapeville
Southern Railway
Helme
Edwin P. Ansley
H. L. Wilson
Steve R. Johnston
Holme
Forsyth and
Marietta Atreata
State Capitol
Marietta Street
Kingsbery
Jackson Street
Summit Avenue
Kingaberg
Mrs Wells Listed Alive After Birth of Hoax Death Report
Mrs Owen Wells, once reported dead Sunday after a Saturday morning illness, is improving rapidly and hopes for recovery are now entertained. The fatality notice was erroneous and based on mistaken information.
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Owen Wells
Populists Call Meeting Asks White Voters to Oppose Convention
Birmingham May 7 in line with a resolution from the populist state convention Sr M Adams chairman of the executive committee issued an address to white voters urging opposition to a constitutional convention support for the dispensary liquor system favoring prohibition and opposing the Democratic convention plan to join with populists for delegates to an adjourned state convention in this city on the 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Accoragnca
Sr. M. Adams
Decoration Day at Resaca in Calhoun Georgia
Decoration Day exercises at Resaca Confederate cemetery in Calhoun on May 7 announce Hon. John W. Alkin of Carterville as orator with music by the Calhoun band.
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Resaca
Calhoun
Resaca Confederate Cemetery
John W. Alkin
Carteraville
Calhoun Band
They Ran Away and Married in Elberton Georgia
Elberton Georgia May 7 Special News reached here today of a runaway marriage between Sam Verner of Elberton and Miss Clinkscales of South Carolina. She had been visiting sister Mrs. A C Pressly. They went to South Carolina Saturday and were married then receiving rental forgiveness. They are now visiting Verner's relatives in Pickens.
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Elberton
Newa
Sam Verner
Misa Clinkscales
South Carolin
American forces battle insurgents in Philippine towns
Telegrams from Manila report General Young seeks reinforcements as Aguinaldo and Tino unite in the north. In Leyte and Albay the Americans repel attacks, killing dozens of Filipino fighters with minimal American casualties and reporting garrison withdrawals to seaports.
Casualties in Philippines MacArthur Sends List of Dead
General MacArthur cables a casualty list from Manila dated May 7. The record lists deaths from pyaemia malarial fever typhoid Brights disease meningitis and dysentery among various infantry and support units. It also notes wounds in action and one killed by unknown porters in Manila including Sergeant Alex C Blair.
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MacArthur
Washington
General MacArthur
Manila
Nineteenth Infantry
John C. Howard
Ninth Infantry
George C. O. Wincke
Thirteenth Infantry
Burton O. Cottrill
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Hendy J. Adamson
Forty-second Infantry
Clayton 8
Forty Seventh Infantry
Joseph E. Rhodes
Eleventh Cavalry
George W. Howe
Simon H. Sexton
Forty-fourth Infantry
Courtney Smith
Manile
Signal Corps
United States Army
Alex C. Blair
Upson Superior Court Meets One Day in May Session
Upson superior court convened at 9:30 for a one day session to dispatch fat cases and adjourn. Civil business continued, grand jury limited to jail prisoners and swift indictments sought. Visiting attorneys included Judges Hall Dupree Lester Cabiniss and others.
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Thomaston
Upson Superior Court
E. J. Reagan
Gread
Board of County Commissioners
John TI. Hall
Macon
M. P. Hall
Butts
E. F. Dupree
Zebulon
C. P. Lester
Barnesville
T. H. Cabiniss
Forsyth
National War College Lays Out Three Month Course Start
Captain C H Brockton president of the National War college Newport announces a three month course beginning June 1 with a first week of Captain Mahan lectures on Napoleonic war strategy. The main focus will be defense of the northwest coast protection of Hawaii Guam and the Philippines. Lectures will cover naval strategy coast defense and naval tactics by Captains Mahan Goodrich and Taylor with other speakers on submarine boats and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War College
Mahan
Washington
C. H. Brockton
Newport
Navy Department
Navy
United States
Hawaii
Guam
Philippines
Captain Mahan
Goodrich
Taylor
Methodist Conference Session Brisk Debate Amid Life
The Methodist general conference session in Chicago was lively with brisk debate and active discussion. Reporters noted spirited exchanges and a strong sense of purpose as delegates considered matters of policy and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist General Conference
Christian Advocate
Conference fights over Sunday paper and bishop election
The Daily Advocate faced opposition over Dr J M Buckleys resolution removing controversial articles from the conference. A motion to ban Sunday sales of the paper failed amid dispute. Anticipation grows that a colored bishop will be elected amid Northern opposition and southern support. David Baker, 12, kidnapped near Trinity Alabama, has been found near Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Buckley
Daily Advocate
M.W. Johnson
North Dakota
A. B. Leonard
Dairy Christian Advocate
Methodist
Cincinnati
D. D. Thompson
J. E. Bowen
Bowen
Boy Dying With Hydrophobia in Americus
A boy, son of William Drane of Americus, Ga, lies at death’s door after a mad dog bite a month earlier. Four children were bitten by a hydro-phobic dog. the Crane child shows rabies signs. Six physicians treated him today, and the other three bitten children are in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Drane
Americus
Crane
Returned from His Mission in South Africa
Opelika Alabama May 7 Special Rev I N Fitzpatrick presiding elder of the African Methodist Episcopal church had just returned from an extensive trip through South Africa and Transvaal. He was sent by Bishop Turner in December to quell a revolt led by Bishop Dwane who claimed supreme authority. Fitzpatrick's mission calmed waters and restored church calm while adding over 500 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
Rev
I. N. Fitzpatrick
African Methodist Episcopal Church
South Africa
Transvaal
Turner
Colored Methodist Church
Dwane
Fitzpatrick
Tragedy at a cotton mill in Chester
Watchman Lindsay fatally shot operative Weathers at the Springstein mill in Chester South Carolina as workers were leaving for dinner. Weathers collapsed after a struggle, dying at the scene. Authorities reported the incident at noon today.
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Lindsay
Weathers
Chester
S. C
Springstein Mill
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Geist
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Moet
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Lively Bow
Mrs. Wells
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Atin
Smily J MU Weiens
Atse
New Enemy
TRS Swift Epeegifig Company
Young
Aguinaldo
Insurgent Army
Tino
Forty-seventh
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Riago
Albay
Leguspi
Sorsongonara
Visayan Islands
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Saonar
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la Guan
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Methodist Conference
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William Baker
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Romans
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Baker
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Brookwood
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Northen & Danson
Southern
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Ike
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Gordon County
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Cons Bow Co
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Copenhill
West Ala
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Sea Fresh
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Brent
John J. Woodside
N. Broad
Fred W. Cole
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le Morse
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Chichester Chemical Company
Phhiladelphia
R. Foster
State Farm
Acoma
Hern
Aus al van
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Mano
J. R. Leatherman, M. D
Advica Ang
J. R. Leatherman
M. D
Austell Building
Seaboard Air Line
Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Georgia
Lynn
Lynn, Mass
Fitzgerald
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Georgia Southern
Florida
Georgia
Witzgerald
C. B. Rhodes
Hall
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Peter
Hs Seed
Te Mitchell St
Daily
Sunday Constitution
P. O
Pitman System
Ashe School of Shorthand
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
O. Bot
C. Wessendorf
Mem Phis
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Constitution
Nichols & Holliday
Care Constitution
Are Co
Racine
Wis
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Mississippi
Mchkamy
McCamy
da Tv
Cevie
Boley
Eee
Peachtres
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N. R. Constitution
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Furniture Exchange
West Mitchell
Mons
Frank OG
Singer
DRO
Securite Warehouse Co
Foundry
WL & AR
OR. Tei
Delbridge & Ric Blickensderfer
Dixie Camera Co
Standard
Lowndes Building
Wallen Street
Richard Jones
B. Exchange Place
B. Hyland & Co
Exchange Place
Pat
U. Atlanta
ASHE
Pryor
Auburn Sis
Smith Premier
Remington Machines
CN Ea
Snd
Maisby & Co
EL Broad
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