Belmont Stakes Winner Burgomaster Triumph at Belmont Park
New York May 30. Before a large crowd at Belmont Park, Burgomaster trained by Lyne, ridden by Pegasus, won the Belmont Stakes at 2 to 5 odds, defeating The Quail by a length and a half in a 2 20 career time. Accountant, the Whitney Memorial winner? finished third as favorites held throughout. The day featured strong fields of 3-year-olds and crowds between 45,000 and 50,000.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Burgominster
Easky
Belmont Park
John E. Madden
W. Harry Brown
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Quall
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Sum
Haneesome Belle
Tanager
Big Hand
Athens
Joe Fallert
Hosaka
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Arabo
Drone
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Ray
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Gold Flour
Tha! Quail
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Cassini
Heralan
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Sewell
Vino
Raatkel
Monte
Ziknap Tan
Seventy Fast Horses Headed For Polk County Fair
Cedartown Georgia announces a major draw for October at the Polk County Fair. The Southern Racing Circuit plans to bring at least seventy fast horses for three days of racing, promising large crowds and a star attraction for the event. Directors report strong confidence and stockholders are urged to begin preparations. A separate note from Victoria British Columbia mentions a Japanese philosopher jumping into a crater.
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Cedartown
Polk County Fair
Évuy
Princess Orna Wins With Ease At Latonia Meeting
Cincinnati May 80 over twelve thousand witnessed Latonia Jockey Club spring meeting seven races on deck with Decoration Day handicap a feature Princess Orna equal favorite with Mellvain led from the start and won by a length over Meilvain who charged to second place. Beven Bells led in fifth event riderless three finishers. several incidents with falls but no injuries reported for riders.
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Beven Bells
Fyith
Alvise
Jay Swift
Holdfast
Hhole
Touton
Gudley
Bufsider
Carew
Robin Hoon
Auouchon
John English
Seder
Tocolaw
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Nonie Ludille
Battis' Creee
la Vesta
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Delia ‘Thorpe
Austin
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Record Set In Pole Vault At Decoration Day Meet
New York May 30 A C Gilbert of Yale set a world pole vault record at 12 feet 3 inches during the Decoration Day track and field games at the Irish American Athletic Club at Athletic Park Long Island City The mark surpasses Norman Dole of Duland Cal who cleared 12 feet 39 100 inches on April 23 1904.
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New York
A. C. Gilbert
Yale
Shirts for Atlantas Shown to Local Players
The Atlantas received new shirts from Manager Smith as a reward for their tidy record. They have won five straight games since returning home, with Archardshin batting key hitters against Little Rock in yesterday's doubleheader.
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Atlanta
Atlantas
Smith
Little Rock
Spearmint Wins English Derby at Epsom
Spearmint, ridden by Maher for owner Sir Tutton Sykes, won the Derby stakes at Epsom amid record crowds and royal attendance. Picton finished second with Troutbeck third as 22 horses contested the 6500 sovereigns prize on a holiday crowd day praised for weather and pace.
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London
Spearmint
Epsom
Dugdales’ Picton
Duke of Westminster
Troutbeck
Tutton Sykes
National Institution
King Edward
Ambassador Reid
Maher
Lally
Pletal
Plethon
Spear-mint
Ficton
Sdéord
Radium
Martin
Picton
Rockland
Cicero
England
Central of Georgia Schedules Change Effective June 3
Effective Sunday June 3 the Central of Georgia changes train times. Train No 14 will depart Atlanta Terminal Station at 12 01 a m instead of 12 20 a m. Train No 3 will arrive at Atlanta at 7 10 a m instead of 7 20 a m.
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Central of Georgiady
Atlanta
Beating Accusation Surrounds English Squire Mostyn
Frederick Mostyn an English squire has been arrested for assaulting his American wife. The sensational events are vividly retold in The Man Between a fiction serial by Amelia E Barr appearing in this paper starting June 3 as part of the Authors and Newspapers Association 150 900 series.
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Frederick Mostyn
New York
Amelia “E. Barr
Authors and Newspapers’ Association
Larceny Charged to Lady in Atlanta Towels Case
Miss F E Reid former private secretary to General John B Gordon faces a larceny warrant sworn by Mrs K L Humphrey in Justice Ormond's court over missing towels. Humphrey, wife of L Humphrey of Southern Law Works, alleges items found in Reid’s possession while Reid claims blankets were taken. Reid, a well known Atlanta figure, is expected to have prominent witnesses test her character at trial.
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F. E. Reid
John B. Gordon
Justice Ormond’s Court
K. Ll. Humphrey
South Pryor Street
Rela
Humphrey
2 'L. Humphrey
The
Southern Law Works
West Ffonter Street
Miss Reid
Panama Hats Cleaned by New Steam Process
Panama hats cleaned by a new steam method leave the natural color soft and pliable in all styles Bracket advertises the service from the Steam Laundry Anusta Ga with phone number 1999 offering trials to customers
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Panama
Steam Laundry
Ausata
Trio Steam Laundry
Atignta
Silver Service Plans For Louisiana Battle Ship
New Orleans on May 30 reports plans to raise $10,000 for a silver service for the battleship Louisiana. The city will supply the punch bowl and all 58 parishes will contribute one piece each. Efforts aim to have every ship named for a Mississippi Valley state participate at the presentation, making the event notable.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Hepburn Stands by Senate Amendments in Rate Bill Fight
Washington May 30 Chairman Hepburn said he is honor bound to stand by the senate amendments during the conference on the rate bill He challenged Elkins and discussed the anti pass amendment amid remarks on alleged monuments folly and inconsistencies between pipeline and coal measures No action was taken on amendments by the conferees or at the interstate commerce panel hearing
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Hepburn
Elkins
Washington
Senate
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate Committee
House
Luadimjo Wa
Elkina
Rny
Knapp
Deckr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf States Lawn Tennis Finalists Set After Semis
New Orleans May 30 Thornton and Grant of Atlanta along with M N Smith of New Orleans advanced to the finals in the Gulf States Lawn Tennis tournament after afternoon semifinals. Miss May Logan clinched the ladies final. The event features players from Atlanta and New Orleans with Thornton and Grant the sole non local entrants remaining.
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I. Leverich
Lyons
M. N. Smith
B. Grant
W. Henderson
Wow Oneant
J. H. Elliot
A.” M. Post
New Opleuna
Thornton
Grant
Atlanta
Mo N. Smith
Wil
Miss May Logan
Tedder Bound Over in Assault Case at North Avenue
D A Tedder a clerk in the Judge Advocate office was bound over to the state court under 100 bail on charges of assault and battery against Mrs Emma Duncan. Duncan testified Tedder jumped the fence, knocked her down while she drove his chickens from 433 East North Avenue. Tedder claimed Mrs Duncan chased his fowl with a rock, and that he defended himself. Prominent citizens vouched for Tedder’s character and an ad for Panama and felt hats appeared in court notices.
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Emma Duncan
D. A. Tedder
Judge Advocate
Department of the Gulf
Justice Landrum
State Court
Tedder
Texas Rail Fares Cut By Commission On Houston And Texas Central
The Texas railroad commission ordered a fare reduction on the Houston and Texas Central railroad to 2 2 cents, with two commissioners voting for the change and one opposing. The move affects fares on competing lines. railroads will appeal to the courts. Also reported is a separate dispatch from Durban detailing attacks on Colonel Launchar's column and an encircling operation by British forces near Brigah with casualties and captures.
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Tex
Railroad Commission of Texas
Houston and
Texas Central Railroad
Colquitt and
Mayfield
Durban
Natal
Launchar
Bridah
Mackie
Loop the Loop accident kills two in New Iberia
New Orleans May 30. Paul Suberville and H M Henshaw suffered fatal injuries when the loop the loop ride at Athletic park jumped the track. Suberville died from a broken neck and Henshaw sustained a crushed skull after striking a water main. Police and officials investigate the resort mishap.
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New Orleans
Paul Suberville
New
He Loved His Brother's Wife Murder at Dhrien County
Live Oak Fin May 30 Details reach this city of a murder at Dhrien county occurring yesterday at 2 o'clock Bart McCall infatuated with his brother Ed McCall's wife visited the home aroused his victim with a shotgun shot killed instantly He confessed after arrest and was jailed W H Lyle Live Oak city marshal aided in capture and confession McCalls were farmers and the wife resisted the advances
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Fin
Dhrien
Bart McCall
Ed McCall
Bart
W. H. Lyle
McCall
Mraid McCall
Die
McCalls
Farmeta
Georgia Given to Davenport Battleship Georgia Commanded by Davenport
Washington May 30 Special It is announced that the navy department has chosen Captain Richard Graham Davenport to command the new Battleship Georgia Davenport a native of the city entered the naval academy from Georgia in 1864 graduating 1865 He served under Commodore Watson in the war with Spain and was aboard the Mars Head at the night engagement off Santiago Bay The passage includes a light quip about a manicurist and fate not related to the main item.
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Washington
Navy Department
Georgia
Richard ‘Graham Davenport
Davenport
Naval Academy
Watson
Spain
Santiago
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