Defeats Horses at Barls in Which Have Outclassed Him
Flying Torpedo wins fourth race at Harlem track on a muddy day. Judges earlier altered the order at Hawthorne to allow slower, muddier conditions. Torpedo defeats La Crimea and Holling Boer as heavy track favors him. stake worth 1080 dollars. Other races list multiple horses with times and placings.
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Barls
Thicago
Flying Torpedo
Harlem
Hawthorne
la Crimea
Ed Adauck
Holling Buer
Prince of Madiurance
Lauta i DM
Byelyn Bird
Hagmicintyre
Lady Contrary
Lui i Robbins
Private Nolan
Ghirkenruth
Dime Ini
Mountebank
Chanton
Merops
Alfred
Harvey
Captain Conner
Pearful
Li-Smiles
Blying Vorpedo
Birken- Tuth
Holling Boer
Buchanan
Scotch Plaid
Bierrot
Crimea
Helgeson
Star Cotton
Robbinsj
MD Adacle
Alabarch Wins Fort Hamilton Selling Stakes at Gravesend
At Gravesend New York October 1 Alabarch from the Drake stable won the Fort Hamilton selling stakes for six year olds at Gravesend. The Albert gelding raced behind leaders then surged to the front in the stretch winning by a length amid heavy track conditions. Ascension was second with Emshee third. Other races featured misfortunes including Anak who was blocked and finished last as the steeplechase turned chaotic with three falls. Multiple races noted winnings by Hurk Forward Blues Blues and Zoroaster among others with varying odds and times.
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New York
Alabarch
Drake Stable
Gravesend
Albert
Blues
J. Martiny
Hunterlaine
Football scores across colleges reported
University of Pennsylvania 16 defeats Franklin Marshall 0 while Princeton loses 1s to Swarthmore and Yale 44 to Tufts 6 Harvard 17 blanks Bowdoin 6 and Cornell 81 defeats Hochester 0.
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University of Pennsylvania
Frank Hn
Marshall
Princeton
Swartmore
Yale
Tufts
Harvard
Bowdoin
Cornell
Hochester
Prosper LeGai wins feature at St Louis fair grounds
At St Louis October 1 Prosper LeGai won the feature in 15 to 11 after Peaceful failed to sustain a favorite bid. Track fast. The day included seven furlongs races with Ermack and King Tatius among early winners, and several long-shot outcomes in the other events.
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St. Louis
Prosper LeGai
Peaceful
Seliig
Ermack
Fauntleroy
King Tatius
A. W. Booker
Quixada
J. Miller
Turtongs
Sellin
Dottie Shuta
Beauchamp
Lazarre
Budweiser
Dadee
D. Gilmore
Elastic
Dale
Happy Chappy
Doubre
Prosper le Gat
Scently
Uedi
Adams
Satin Coat
W. Waldo
Ehelmniss
Fritzbrillar
Battiste
Jake Weber
A W. Booker
the Beer
Ciales
Watson
Today's Entries at St Louis and Gravesend and Harlem
Horse racing card listings detail six races at St Louis with horses such as Angelger Brenace Caelans and Vestry plus a seven furlong selling race. Gravesend and Harlem cards list handicap, selling, and mile events with entries like Dublin Ethics Alaskan Simple and Hayden.
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St. Louis
Angelger
Brenace
Caelans
Br Hier
Waltram
St .Vitus
Oover
Vestry
Mathilde
Brush By
Fort Wayne
Evening Star
Ogle
Dream
Korn
Chanielle
Ren Hallem
Fred
Heasig
Slater Sarah
Prestunit
Wine and Song
The
Phaenician
Santa Ventura
Maggie Felix
Onanetta
Resesement
Red Apple
Royal Penny
Randazo
Leetka
Miss Golightly
Delagoa
Croix War
Mynder
Louis Wagner
Fuykand
Kindred
Rank Bell
Lady Strathmore
the Messenger
van Hoorebeke
Linden Ella
Glenwood
Dave Hammers
Kingstelle
Crisis
Bee Skin
Nearest
Right Bower
the Benedict
Nettie Regent
Ferry P
Tulare
Rules
Toad Ratney
Griden
Sambo
Gravesend
Hanilicap
Dublin
the Musketeer
Young Henry
Rappenecker
Ethics
Dr Barlow
Moor
Marshal Neil
Par Excellence
Rockey
Durazi Vo
First Chin
Kia
Examiner
Bob
K. Examiner
Treapass
Aminte
Colonel Rue
Almy East Kelston
Tangiple
Anna Darling
Maric Lanes
Hunt
Courtney Ben Cotta
the Talisman
Chiron
Tact
Pretoria
Patronymic
Harlem
Sepho
Rankin
Senor
Alaska
Simon
Compass
Archie
Wing Dance
Phe
Montani
Simple Busan
Jack Demand
Hayden
Ben Frost
Kusan
Pierce J
Tittle Jack Horner
Pirates Queen
Ida V
Toles Prince
Meropy
Chantan
Grassious
Om Wallace
Goldaga
F Simeon
Irving Maver
Sortie
Dodie
Leviathan
Charlta Thompson
Mary Moore
Feltz Bests Dougherty in Fourth Round Scrap
Savannah Ga October 1 Special Tommy Feltz of Savannah knocked out Danny Dougherty of Philadelphia in the fourth round of a scheduled twenty round bout at 116 pounds. The fight opened with a dispute over rules but soon proceeded as an even matchup with Feltz scoring the decisive blow to the right side. Referee Shorty Jenkins counted Dougherty out as the crowd roared. Afterward the rivals remained friendly with Dougherty praising Feltz’s win. Also noted was a September 1902 mint coinage total of 6,762,116 dollars.
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Savannah
Ian
Philadelphian
Special
Tommy Feltz
Danny Dougherty
Philadelphia
Eatn
Savannah Athletic Club
Dougherty
Queensberry
Feltz
Eugherty
Peltz
Shorty Jenkins
Big Deward Tun Horse Show Sees Sellout Seats
Advance sale opened at 9 am in the Peters building to secure boxes and reserved seats for the society event. By 2 pm, many boxes were taken and prime seats selling like hot cakes, with 100 on hand at opening and steady demand throughout the day. Attendance is expected to push capacity at the Coliseum, signaling strong public interest in Atlanta’s upcoming event. Tickets will be sold at the Southern Pacific office until October 24, with show nights at Exposition Park and up-town office hours.
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Peters
At & O
Frank Weldon
Atlanta
Southern Pacific
Exposition Park
Morris Horses Sold at Auction in Sheepshead Bay
New York October 1 AH and Do Morris racing stable sold at Sheepshead Bay auction. Thirty seven horses sold for total 110 750. Reckon entry brought 31 10 0, others included Imp Pinarro and Mimyar. Apple and Walden buyers paid prominent prices, with several mounts fetching above 2 500.
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New York
AH and
HW Morris
Sheepshead Bay
Brown
Mimyar-Marme Gray
L. C Appleby
Domino
Yankee
Compute
C. H
Hanover-Reckon
R. W. Walden
Imp Gatore
Galopin-Lady Maura
J. H Madden
League Meeting Postponed in Little Rock
Little Rock Arkansas October 1 President William Kavanaugh of the Southern League says the October 10 meeting in Little Rock is postponed to a later date. Secretary treasurer Nicklin cannot have his reports ready by the fixed date.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wiliam Kavanaugh
Southern League
Nicklin
In Court Actions and Property Transfers Gathered From City Records
Mrs Mandy Glover sues Georgia Railway and Electric for 2000 claiming injuries from a streetcar collision on August 22 on Alabama street. Her husband sues for 1000. Clifford Hammond, Burton Smith, and Burton Cloud represent, with E P McAdams next friend. Separate suit against Western and Atlantic for 1950 filed by Fannie Lilienthal case. City court heard Anna Monk vs Atlanta Hallway and Power Co. Julius Brown opened. arguments by Payne and Tye. Armold to close. Property transfers include multiple warranty and loan deeds in Atlanta city area, with prices ranging to 3406 and 5500. Buy Your Tickets notice at 113 Peachtree street.
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Mandy Glover
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Alabama
Burton Smith
Burton Cloud
Clifford Hammond
E. P. McAdams
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Anna Monk
Atlanta
Reid
Julius Brown
J. Carroll Payne
J i
Tye
Reuben Armold
Virginia Carr
Br Thomas
West Mitchell
FF. Thomas
Virgin Carr
Fannie Lilienthal
Weat Mitchell
Virginia Hutchson
Atlanta Savings Bank
Marietta Street
Murphy Street
Lou
ARATA WALD Gives List of Liabilities and Assets
Affidavit by ARATA WALD expert accountant examines the Equitable Loan and Security Company books dated Sep. 19. He totals liabilities at 701,218 and notes assets of 600,731.56, leaving a shortfall of 40,479.77 to redeem all certificates. Geological survey reports exploration east of Cook’s inlet by General Fred Brooks party. Montana amalgamated Republicans unite to oppose Clark and Holloway nominees for statewide offices.
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L. Waldo
Equitable Socirity Company
Wat
Assum
Folk
Deponent
Iquitable Loan and Security Company
Eponent
Wuld
United States Geological Survey
Cook’s Inlet
Tiana
Genel Fred Brooks
Mr. Boks
Seattle
Elegant 6-foot oak roll-top desk on display in Atlanta
A showroom window at P. H. Snook & Austin Furniture Co presents an exquisite 6-foot quartered oak roll-top desk with sofla mahogany lining, file case, and cut glass ink wells. The piece is hailed as the finest office furniture ever shown in the Gate City. Also noted is a monument dedication at Lincoln City Indiana honoring Nancy Hanks Lincoln with General Black delivering the oration and Governor Durbin attending. The Rev John Madden listed as head of Brights disease, born in Ireland in 1820.
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Atlanta
P. H. Snook & Austin Furniture Company
Gate City
Viaduct
Lincoln City
Ind
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
John C. Black
Chicago
Durbin
John C. Madden
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Highland Park
Chincgo
Bright
Atlantas Get Contract for Washington Curbing
Washington city commissioners ordered 2000 feet of 6 by 20 straight granite curbing bought from Francis Jones & Co. of Atlanta at a fixed price to fill a deficiency under contract 2020 with Dunn's Mountain Granite Quarry. Any excess cost over similar contract prices will be charged against Dunn's Mountain under the contract. The order has been received and will be filed immediately.
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Washington City
City Commissioners
Washington, D. C
Francis Jones & Co
Atlanta
Dunn's Mountain
Dunn's Mountain Granite Quarry
Francis, Jones & Co
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