Mudlark's Day at Churchill Downs Public Racing Report
Rainy Churchill Downs hosted three fair races with unexpected winners. Tragedy soared at 20 to 1 in the handicap, Regina Lee took the filly race, and Old Lennep led the opening race with an eight‑length win on a muddy track.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Regina Lee
Old Lennep
Peterborn
Sellin Lennep
Howell
Lamachus
Wedderstrand
Lord Zeni
van Dunen
Commonwealth's Attorney
Dr. Tarr
Aker
Crinkle
Winkfield
Bhookum
Ethel Col‘dine
Lord Eberle
Marguerita Hageman
Mittenthal
Jim Foold Vollar
Tragedy
Salvarez
Crowhurst
Atlantus
Boland
Rush
Hurricane
The
Lady In Blue
Restna Lee
Mattle Bain
Donna Zay
Powers
Hoodoo
Queen Carnival
Dobyns and
Seething
Samovar
van Dusen
Nettis Regent
Ransome
Lillian Reed
Gquesa Me
Tidy Ann
Amarilla
Wilkerson
Hadeon
George
Lee King
Peter Duryea
Ethel Colling
Dieudonne
Gadsdon
Indian
Little Veronica
Garrabrant
Bob Salter
Wellerine
Trebor
Poraum
Wilson
Isabinda
Weidemann
Kit
Skookum
Avatar
Cushla
Sound Money
Arcturus
Larchmont Stakes and Toboggan Handicap At Morris Park
A large crowd attended Morris Park as the Larchmont Stakes for three-year-olds and the Toboggan Handicap highlighted the program. Voter won the Toboggan easily after taking the lead, while Kilogram led all the way to win the Larchmont at 10 to 1.
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New York
Morris Park
Voter
Monty
Contestor
Larchmont
Kilogram
Vulcain
Bullman
Specific
McIntyre
Bushnell
Nelly
Eimer
Montanic
Kriss Kringle
Turner
Whip
Mitchell
Dan Rice
Maher
Ronaldo
Shinfane
Jenkins
Ildrim
Petruchio
Spencer
Windmere
Kimmage
Chamberlain
Cephalalgi
Belgrade
Even
Maribert
Anitelight
Gold Heels
Infallible
Dorchester
Vouch
Regen
Lightnin Bandit
Lotharto
Shaw
Charentus
Jlaher
Box
O'Connor
Eclipse
St. Cloud
Zanohe
Elfin Conig
Native
Lady Owens
Robert Metcalf & Berond
Lizzie A
Fletterer
Screech
Ashes
Quick Shot
Free Pay
Junctor
Militant
Moor
Delmarcy Connie
Fake
Choir Master
Phosphorus
Maximus
Carl
Kohler
Lanceman
Tuskarora
Pathfinder
Kimberley
Educate
Holden
Bounteo
Imp i
Rags Tandaey
Lomendian
Alry
Exit
Wing
Star Chimers
the Amazon
Her Ladyship
Bangor
Oliver Maze
Watter Cure
Matt Simpson
Hurdies
Dr. Elchberg
Lackland
Trotting Men in Session Decide Merits in Chicago Meeting
The National Trotting Association board of review opened a three day session at the Palmer House in Chicago to hear disputed cases. President P. Johnston of Lexington and about twenty horsemen attended to present grievances and test evidence.
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Chicago
Board of Review of the
National Trotting Association
Palmer House
R.esident
Johnston
Lexington
Sharkey Knocks Out Choynski in Second Round
Tom Sharkey decks Joe Choynski of California in two rounds at Tattersalls Chicago May 8. The stormy bout features repeated blows with Sharkey in firm control until a left jaw knockouts late in the second. Jim Hall defeats Tim Scanlan. Billy Stitt and Barney Connors draw in six rounds.
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Tattersalls
Chicago
Tom Sharkey
Joe Choynski
California
Sharkey
Choynski
Malachy Hogan
Tod
Choynsk
Jim Hall
Thme
Tim Scanlan
Pittsburg
Billy Stitt
Barney Connors
National League Games Report Midwest baseball action
In Pittsburg Chicago won 2 1 after ten innings due to a wild throw by Williams. Pittsburg threatened with bases loaded in the ninth but star fielding held. Attendance 4100. Batteries Cheabro Zimmer Killen Chance. Umpire Hurst. Time 2 20. Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 10 3 as Bernhard pitched well and Stagle Mick La Jola led the offense. Attendance 3200. Time 2 41. New York defeated Boston 13 4 with strong fielding from Gleason Setback. Attendance unspecified. Time 2 20. St Louis outslugged Cincinnati 8 7 as Wehing pitched well. Attendance 90. Batteries Wehing Criger Scott Newton Wood. Umpire Oday. Time about 2 hours.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Wiliams
Beore
Rhe
Cheabro
Zimmer
Killen
Chance
Hurst
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bernhard
Stagle
Mick
la Jola
McFarland
Howel
Dunn
McGuire
Emilie
New York
Boston
Pittenger
Bailey
New Yorks
Gleason
Hey
Pittinger
Clarke
Carrick
Bowerman
Connolly
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St Louis
Newton
Ola Gus Wehing
Estill Springs Named for Fox Hunters Meeting
Lexington Ky May 4 The National Fox Hunters Association chose Estill Springs Kentucky as the next meeting site and set November 12 as the date. New Orleans May 6 The Morgan liner El Paso arrived from New York with second mate Willoughby Moore and fourteen crewmen from the wrecked British steamer Virginie aboard.
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Estill Springs
Lexington
National
Fox Hunters’ Association
New Orleans
May
Morgan
el Paso
New York
Willoughby My “Moore
A Good Complexion Through Digestion Not Cosmetics
An article argues that digestion governs complexion, urging Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion to achieve clear skin. It claims proper digestion creates pure blood and beauty, selling tablets at a fraction of a cent per package and assuring relief from stomach or bowel derangements.
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Stuart
Houston Meeting Advocates C C Houston Nomination
A large gathering of business and professional men met at the Federation of Trades hall to back C C Houston for the Fulton County legislature. Speakers praised his honesty and platform advocating public schools, free texts, child labor limits, municipal utilities, and direct election of public officers. A committee was formed to organize a follow up meeting in Atlanta next Saturday evening.
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The
Federation of Trades
C. C. Houston
J. E. Favor
Atdiog
C. €. Houston
Howston
Fulton County
Yny Heame
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Futton County
Houston
Tony Houston
Georgia
Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics
Atlanta
Fulton
A. 4. West
Jacob Haas
Mr. Hanna
C.T. Ladson
Mr. Bloodworth
Hamilton Douglas
A. Morris
Henry Gundy
Houseton
Henry W. Grady
C. T. Ladson
M. Riley
H. F P. Garrett
A J. West
C. A. Collier
Wiliam Robinson
J. B. Maddox
Police Inspect Costumes Of Lawn Tennis Players
Police visit Atlanta Athletic Association courts to view costumes worn by players amid complaints of overly scant attire on a hot afternoon. Captain Jennings orders modest dress after officers report outfits deemed too abbreviated, sparking a debate among players about passing dress standards and potential police rulings. Thirteen houses burned in Massillon, Ohio, as West Brookfield and Navarre fires rage in afternoon.
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Atlanta Athletic Association
Tenels
Jennings
The
Athletic Association
Atlanta
Ug Tennis
Massillon
West Brookneld
Navarre
MEAN STRIKE ENDED ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
The telegraphers strike on the Southern railway was discontinued by order of President W W Powell of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Powell plans a systematic boycott until demands are met and hints at a semi weekly St Louis paper to continue the fight. Southern officials deny a blacklist and report April earnings up 10 percent.
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Southern Railway
W. W. Powell
Atlanta
Powell
St. Louis
Southern
Sip
J. 8. B. Thompson
Regent
Southern Railway Company
Thompson
Tennis Opens At Atlanta Athletic Club Tourney
The Atlanta Athletic Club tennis tournament began yesterday afternoon with many members watching on courts beside the clubhouse. Early matches featured Mc Rae and Harris beating Hirsch and Scott 6 1 7 5, while Glenn and Colquitt defeated Patterson and Broyles 6 3 6 2.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
McRae
Harris
Hirsch
Scott
Glenn
Colquitt
Patternon
Broyles
Clarke county case on dispensary profits heads to supreme court
Athens Ga May 8 The Clarke county grand jury asked county commissioners to withdraw the case against Athens over a division of dispensary profits, ending that line of litigation. The commissioners met yesterday and decided the case should continue, soon to be reviewed by the supreme court.
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Athens
Clarke County
Supreme Court
Supreme council of American Protective Association meets in Augusta
The Supreme Council of the American Protective Association gathers in Augusta for an annual session. Supreme president H. F. Bowers arrived yesterday morning, with delegates from across the country to participate in a four day meeting.
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Augusta
Supreme Council of the American Protective Association
H. F. Bowers
Dr Hathaway's Practice Sets Record Year in New Book Offer
Dr Hathaway has practiced medicine and surgery for over twenty years, treating chronic diseases in men and women. This year he notes nearly double the patients of any previous year, with a reach across all states, territories, Mexico, and Canada. He offers free consultations and a complimentary book Manliness Vigane Health, with mail copy available. Office in Atlanta at 24 A South Broad St. Hours 9 to 8. For Gravel use Stuart's Gin Buchu.
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J. Newton Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Union
Mexico
Aneda
Hatha- Way
Tenton
Republicans Name Ticket for Alabama by Bingham Faction
The Bingham faction of the Alabama Republican Party nominated a state ticket for the August election. Charles P. Lane leads as governor, with James J. Curtis for secretary of state, James Jackson for attorney general, B. M. Long for treasurer, Dr. J. C. Swann for auditor, James J. Abercrombie for superintendent of education, and Pickens W. Phillips for commissioner of agriculture. Presidential electors Pollock and W. W. Mullican named. Lane accepted the nomination in Birmingham.
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Walker
J. C. Swann
Randolph
James J. Abercrombie
Lawrence
Pickens W. Phillips
Monroe
Pollock
Montgomery
W. W. Mullican
Henry
Charlies P. Lané
Huntsville Tribune
Lane
Opelika
Ala
Mt. Vernon Ga
Democratic Executive Committee
Montgomery County
Postal Frauds Enormous In Havana Probe
Havana reports a $75,000 post office shortage with July receipts downward by about 1,000 from prior months. Director Rathbone ordered destruction of $411,000 in surcharge stamps but officials doubt any were destroyed. Neely and Carrydon Rich connected to Mis? potential scheming. Neely’s appointment as chief financial agent suspended amid investigation.
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Havana
Department of Posts
Rathbone
Charles F. W. Neely
Santiago
Matanzas
Neely
Carrydon Rich
Neelys
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Jim Hill
Tim Scanion
Stiff
Cannon
Yes
Striehrs
Astoria
Clark County
American Protective Association
Sta
Dr. Hathaway
Whitehall
Golf Capes
Newfoundland
Washington City
Ramonas
Madras
Fisk, Clark & Flagg
Enormoue
Slk
Fisk
Clark & Flage
Washington, D. C
Imperial Council Trystic Shrine
Washington
United States East Mail
J. B. Heyward
United States
Fred Kern
Fifth Street
Trevilla
Lamar, Rankin &Co., Gen. Agts
Atlanta, Ga
Witnes
Judge Lamy
Penn Wat
Tha Wita Candler
J. Penn
Lumpkin
Mia
John & Clary
la White
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