Silverdale Proves An Easy Winner In Wenonah Stakes
Louisville May 14 Schorrs Silverdale won the Wenonah stakes for two year olds with a walk over field of Dor Preston and His Eminence. Silverdale led from the start and won by a length. Dr Preston finished second by a neck ahead of His Eminence, both driven hard to the finish.
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Louisville
Schorr
Silverdale
Porter B. Longfio
the Conqueror
Farmer Bennet
Dor. Preston
Crond
Preston
Kamenesa
Naguln
Russell Ransom
Jimmy Walsh
Seling
Nona
Dansam
Aureole
Wink. Sicla
Steund
Miser Alice
Holand
Tune
Kal
Astra
Sarilia
Kemper Eadem Honeywood
Nelle Regent
Mal Dress
Brigatie
Ida Wordham
Salent
Spring
Denman Thompson
Howeil
the Butcher
T. Burns
Bill “Magste
Michaels
Lily Martin
Lily Martin, ‘Troutine, Ann, Censor
Poyntz
Silverdale, Ltd
Burny
Wedderstrand
Fime
FIPTH
Ayres
Walsh
Beana
Boland
Ollie Dixon
A. Rifle
Hurricane
Miss Dede
Vohior
Virgie
Sound Money
St. Dupee
Trebor
Ireland
Scrivener
van Dusen
LaGrange
Araturus
Acushin
High Noon
Bob Saher
Dda Fordham
Ligsle Jackson
Voters urged to back Rosser and Palmer for county commission
Local voters in Fulton County are urged to endorse E. B. Rosser and HE. W. Palmer for the county commission. The message claims no current group controls the board, the county is safe, and taxes have been reduced.
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Fulton County
E. B. Rosser
HE. W. Palmer
H. E. W. Palmer
One Favorite Rides to Victory in Morris Park Card
A hot Morris Park program May 1 drew a fair crowd for six overnight races. Kriss Kringle won as the day’s sole favorite, in the fourth race. Inding Falry captured the first race at six furlongs with 5 to 1, and King Penner led the second race over four and one half furlongs with 10 to 1. The Puritan and The Rhymer were among runners in the field for other races.
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General Mart Gary
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LiAlouette
Robert Metcalf
Race names and public works letter dominate Fulton entries
Racing results span five races with multiple horses and times, followed by Morris Park and Bay Chester entries for today. A plain statement from T. x. Donaldson, Fulton county public works superintendent, requests support for Judge Rosser and Judge H. E. W. Palmer in the upcoming election while detailing his public service record and illness.
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T. x. Donaldson
3. B. Turman
Messrs. Brown and
Adair
Fulton County
Rosser
H. E. W. Palmer
DY. Donallgon
Pittsburg 6 Boston 3 baseball game summary
In Pittsburg May 14 Dineen walked three in the first inning to force a run as Pittsburg took a 6 3 win over Boston. Chesbro, heavy hitting by Pittsburg, solid support behind him. Attendance 2,900. Batteries Chesbro and Immer. Dineen and Clark. Umpire Emslie. Time 2 hours 10 minutes. Local notes include other May 14 results: Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 4 and Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 2 with Kennedy pitching well for Brooklyn. Chicago 4 New York 0 in a no-error, first shutout of the season for Chicago. Time, attendance figures listed per game.
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Pittsburgs
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Chesbro
Immer
Clark
Emsilte
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Cincinnati
Barrett
Maul
Phillins
Peitz
Mauland McFarland
Swartwood
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Kennedy
Powell
Robinson
Farrell
Hurst
Chicago
New York
Garvin
Fulton County Commission Seeks Stable Leadership
Five commissioners govern Fulton County with equal power and no single faction in control. The message argues that voting for Turman would restore a three member coalition with Adair and Brown running things, expressing fatigue with current arrangements.
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Fulton County
Turman
Adair
Brown
Glenn and Colquitt Defeat Brown and Alfriend With Ease
In a local Athletic Club terinto tournament match Glenn and Colquitt defeated Brown and Alfriend with easy authority, taking a 3.62 margin while Brown and Alfriend showed weak form and nerves. The victors advance to the semi finals and are set to meet the Thornton brothers or Dinwiddie and Quinby, with finals slated Saturday afternoon when the club opens to the ladies. Bristow travels to Havana May 14 to oversee Cube postal affairs, amid unclear status of Rathbone’s suspension.
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Alfriend
Glenn and Colquitt
Glenn
Col
Bristow
Havana
Washington
Cube
Post Office Department
Rathbone
Georgia Supreme Court notes 1900 garnishment rulings
Report of decisions by Stevens and Graham with Justice Fish unable to participate. Covers garnishment service validity, defaulted answers, and party defenses in various cases including ONeill Manufacturing v Ahrens Ott, Southern Railway v Warhin, Poole v Baggett, and other rulings from Floyd and Douglas superior courts.
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Stevens & Graham
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia
Justice Fish
O'Neill Manufacturing Company
Ahrens & Ott Manufacturing Company
Henry
Floyd Superior Court
Lewis
J. Reece
Denny
Henry Walker
King Hardware Co Endorses BE Rosser Palmer Administration
The King Hardware Company urges voters to support BE Rosser and H E W Palmer, praising their administration for saving taxpayers over $50 000 per year.
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BE. B. Rosser
H. E. W. Palmer
Therby
Judge Hulsey Runs On His Own Merits
Judge Hulsey a gallant ex Confederate has never charged Confederate Veterans or their widows for their work during his term and did not campaign on that issue. He is a man who relies on his own merits rather than those of others.
Remedies Discussed at Montgomery Conference in Anniston
A May meeting at Galilee Baptist Church in Anniston Alabama gathered prominent African American leaders to review Montgomery Conference remedies for the race problem. Rev J H Eason formerly of The Baptist Leader headed the event with talks by W J Stevens Professor Hush and Dr C B Thomas among others offering viewpoints on advancing race relations in the South.
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Montgomery
Anniston
Ala
Galilee Baptist Church
J. H. Eason
Baptist Leader
W. J. Stevens
Hush
C. &. Thomas
South
Atlanta May 17 26 Low Rates via Southern Railway
Public notice announces reduced fares for travel to Atlanta May 17 to 26 with one fare round trip from May 15 to 17. For details contact ticket agents or Brooks Morgan District Passenger Agent. Vote for Harwell for Tax Receiver. It endorses Capt. J. S. Dozier.
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Southern Railway
Toters
Goork
Kimball House
Union Depot
Brooks Morgan
D. PL
Atlanta
Dist
Pass
Agt
sEooss Morgen
Harwell
Capt
J. S. Dozier
Partition Sale in Fulton County Georgia Fifty Acres Tract
In Fulton County Georgia on the first Tuesday in June 1900 commissioners will sell at public auction in front of the courthouse door the land described as part of city lot No 2 block 30 and land lot 77 in the 17th district. The tract lies on the west side of South Forsyth Street with a 63 foot street front and measures 212 feet deep. The sale proceeds go to division among parties in Mia Minule Nichola et al ex parte Merch term 140 No 8144. A. J. West A. J. McBride E. P. Black are commissioners GRHEN & McKinney Attorneys.
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Georgia
Fulton County
Superior Court of Gai
Fulton
Minule Nichola
Atlanta
Henry
Forsyth Street
A. J. West
A. J. McBride
E. P. Black
Grhen & McKinney
Vote for John M Slaton for legislator
John M Slaton, former chairman of the general judiciary committee in the last Georgia House, fought for Fulton County’s interests. His experience and wide acquaintance make him doubly useful in the next session.
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John M. Slaton
House of Representatives
Fulton County
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