Vanderbilt Football Nearing Season Ending With Undefeated Record
Vanderbilt’s squad has won six games 263 to 18, with Auburn Texas and Alabama already conceded. Central College Kentucky canceled November 11 clash, Sewanee looming on Thanksgiving, and potential post season with Georgia Tech discussed. Coach Meginviet’s Commodores in top form, eyeing top east games next season with Yale Harvard and Princeton possibilities.
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Meginviet
Clemson College
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Gordon Institute Beats G M A In Narrow Sunset Clash
Gordon Institute defeats G M A of Atlanta in a high spirited 110 yard dash after a sunset halted game. Williams of Gordon scores a touchdown and Farria adds a 60 yard run as Gordon’s team pride and training shine. A second report notes a Canton mission house burning attempt amid unsettled tensions following the Lienchaw massacre.
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Supreme Court Announces Longer Recess Schedule
Chief Justice Fuller announced that the Supreme Court will take a two fortnight recess beginning next Monday and reconvene on the 27th of April. The decision sets a extended break for the high court into spring.
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Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Tartan Captures Nashville Fall Handicap at Cumberland Park
At Nashville Tennessee on November 6 the Cumberland Park fall race meeting opened with liberal attendance and a lively betting ring. Tartan ridden by Osverner seized the feature Nashville Fall Handicap 718 miles in a tight finish over Jann Carroll with The Gleam third amid a cloudy, fast track card full of favorites and longshots.
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Dyer Durce Fined Fifty for Fake Riot Call
Dyer Durce did not appear for trial after calling in a fake riot to police barracks killing time with a drunken prank. Officer Dorsett testified Durce posted a fifty dollar cash bond and the recorder ordered the bond forfeited. The recorder commented the joke was costly and implied Durce deserved a harsher consequence if he had faced trial.
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Three White Women Arrested For Vagrancy After Pit Sleep
Three young white women were arraigned in the recorder’s court for vagrancy after policemen found them sleeping in an old barbecue pit near a convict camp. They had blankets believed stolen from the camp, with two men also arrested. Mary Blackstock was bound over, Lizzie Williams and Lizzie Emery sent to the Home of the Good Shepherd in Cincinnati. Mrs Bohnefeld requests jackets and hats for Williams to be sent to the police barracks.
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Bohnefeld
Lizsie Williams
Merchant and Teacher Fight Likely Fatal in Alabama
In Huntsville area news arrives of a fist fight between Phil Huff, a merchant, and N. Scott, a school teacher from Lacey Springs. Huff fired a pistol, wounding Scott who is reported as probably fatally injured with a lung pierced. On the same date, James Alexander former Equitable Life president, is said to be seriously ill and bedridden in Deerfield.
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Scott
Huntaville
Ala
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Phil Huff
N. Scott
Huff
Lacey Springs
Alexander
Deerilel
Mary
James Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Splendid Race After Red Fox
Upperville Va November 6 fifth day’s trial of the Grafton Middlesex hounds drew much praise. English hounds from the Middlesex pack were unleashed at Muddieburg and soon pursued a big red fox across marked hunting country for fifty seven minutes. The fox led riders and hounds through fences and rough terrain before turning back toward Moose Creek Frysham and slipping into a den. The quarry evaded capture but the Middlesex pack and huntsman Hubert Lotesworth earned high praise from thirty two riders. Five riders suffered minor spills but no serious injuries.
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Middlesex Hunt
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Bald Hn Woods
Mr. Fred
Reynard
Hubert Lotesworth
Moose Creek
Frysham
Middlesex
Higginson
Miss McFadden Presents Confederate Flag to Stonewall Camp
A largely attended Stonewall Jackson Camp meeting at the courthouse included Commander McFadden, Rev. T B Kender, and Colonel Munday. Miss McFadden gave the camp a Confederate flag and delivered a stirring address praising the camp and acknowledging the women of the South.
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Tore
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Dong
Good Friday classroom exchange echoes age old tale
A Sunday school teacher asks her juvenile class about Good Friday. A boy replies with a misheard line about washing feet, while referencing a character and a housework task, in a light classroom moment.
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Stove Explosion Kills Woman in Kentucky Home
After an oil stove explosion at a Valley, Monticeio home, Mrs Arthur Massengill died while her husband and sister in law suffered fatal burns. Other family members were seriously burned and the house was destroyed. Massengill had tried to start the fire by pouring oil into the stove.
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Neveraper
HE Valley
Arthur Massengil
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Kiamesha Wins Seaciffe Stakes at Aqueduct in Walkover
Kiamesha led from the start to win the Seaciffe Stakes at Aqueduct by four lengths over Amberjack in a slow track race. The card also featured multiple races with favorites winning, including two favorites securing victories and a full slate of runners across seven races.
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Mail Boxes Robbed in City Residences
Thieves break open United States mail boxes in residential areas and loot letters and small packages. Over the past week several boxes were robbed, and the police chief was asked to warn officers to watch for the thieves and stop the robberies if possible. The crimes are believed to occur late at night using a heavy instrument.
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United States
Police Civil Service Committee Hones Rules Next Monday
The Police Board committee met again in Morris Brandon's office in the Impire building. Commissioners Fox Nunnally and Brandon and the full committee worked on civil service rules for the police force and plan to report to the board next Monday night. No outsiders attended. The panel likely meets nightly this week to finish the work.
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Morris Brandon
Impire
Fox, Nunnally
Brandon
Alton High School football player dies after injury
James Squres a 16 year old Alton High School football player died from blood poisoning caused by an injury sustained October 21 in a game against East St. Louis High School. The accident occurred November 1 in Alton Illinois.
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Ill
James Squres
East St. Laws Highchool
Dr Young's Twelfth Year Celebrated in Athens
In Athens Georgia William H Young pastor of the First Baptist Church marked twelve years in the post yesterday with a large congregation. He delivered a sermon on The New Jerusalem and offered a toast to the community noting his long pastorate as the city’s senior pastor.
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Athens
William H. Young
First Baptist Church
New Jerusalem
Young
Dixie Flyer Route to Florida from Atlanta
The Central of Georgia Railway offers the Dixie Flyer to Florida with daily 9:00 p.m. departure from Atlanta and a 5:00 a.m. Day Express. For reservations and information, contact the basement Fourth National Bank Building and Terminal Station. W. H. Fogg, D.P.A., Atlanta, Ga.
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Unusual Growth of State Banks in Georgia 1905
In ten months of 1905 Georgia chartered sixty one state banks under Secretary Phil Cook, totaling 1 626 000 in capital. Many banks surprised with 30 000 to 50 000 capitals. 1904 had 39 banks and 975 000 capital. Georgia now has 374 banks, including 53 national banks, with two new state banks chartered yesterday: The Bank of Coolidge Thomas county 25 000 capital and The Citizens Bank of Blackshear Pierce county 25 000 capital.
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Georgia
Slall
Bank of Coolidge
Thomas County
W. H. Crow
J. W. Ingram
W. A. J. Paramore
W. A. Bustle
Citizens’ Bank of
One Killed in Troy Train Collision
One person was killed and six injured in a head on collision between two passenger trains on the Cmernoatt, Hamilton and Dayton railway in western Troy. The northbound engine cab was destroyed and engineer Frank Taub lains of Lama was killed. All injured, railroad employees, will recover.
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Ohio
Cmernoatt, Hamilton and Dayton
Frank Taublains
Lama
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