Jeanne d Arc Wins Gowanus Stakes at Gowanus Park
Jeanne d Arc, the heavy favorite at 1 to 5, won the Gowanus selling stakes by five lengths over Besom. Across Jamaica events, favorites took most races with strong showings by Rose Queen King Cobalt Dandy Dixon and other named runners. The card listed six races with multiple entries and odds, reflecting a day dominated by favored runners and close finishes.
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Jeanne d’Arc
Jamaica
Besom
Selling
Furtonga
Hudas Sister
Garner
Anavrt
McCahey
Oxer
Creevy
Helen Carroll
Creey
Granie
Norbit
St Joseph
Rose Queen
Dugan
King Cobalt
Creavy
Angelun
Tima
St Jeanne
Onyx
Liebert
Chief Hayes
Amelia
Elling
Dandy Dixon
Butwell
Faultiers
Glasa
Banbury
Titus
Quart Musgwump
HhUling
Christine A
Fiuynor
Flying Footsteps
Gypsy Girl
Golden Flora
Draconta
O'Em
Martine
Amy I. Shawnee
Cindy
Old Rose
Latonia Race Meet Ends With Gay Musician Handicap Win
Richard Reed wins the Gay Musician handicap at Latonia by a short head over Al Muller with All Red close behind. The meeting drew about 4900 spectators as two favorites, Reed and Tony Faust, won. multiple races featured selling purses ranging from 300 to 490 dollars, with notable finishes by Ton Faust, Auston Stur evant, and Stone Street in various events.
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Mamie Algol
Secomd Minot
Herbert
Crepps Beckham
Faust
Taplin
Austin Sturevant
Obert
Hamilton
Jackson
Thue
Blue Lee
Ovelando
Salhward
Deuce
Paul Rulhart
Richard Reed
Walshi
al Muller
Kennedy
McGee
Hoelling
Duquesne
Walsh
Jack Binns
Burton
Tima
Olivia Mitkin
Uraca Dixon
Princess Thorpe Amt
Gruntside
Little Turner
Mc-Gee
Titus
Stone Street
Hluerfang
Lee
Katte Fowers Banridge
Coaster Aino Ran
Rural carriers appointed in Georgia Postal News
Washington October 21 Special Trural carriers appointed Lavania route 1 William H Sewell carrier no substitute Summit route 2 Edward A Bunn carrier no substitute.
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Georgia Postal News
Washington
Lavania
William H Sewell
Summit
Edward A. Bunn
Auto stars to test local Speedway tomorrow
Five leading drivers will race at the local Speedway in Atlanta tomorrow. Barney Oldfield will pilot his Beng racer, George Robertson drives a Simplex, Charles Basle handles a Renault, Ben Hirscher steers a Darracq, and Asa Candler Jr enters a Pope Toledo with French driver Clicquot. The event aims to prove the track’s speed potential to a global audience.
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Press of
Georgia
America
Barney Oldfield
George Robertson
Robertson
Beste and Robertson
Atlanta
Ben Hirscher
Kirscher
Asa Candler 3R
Clicquot
Toledo
Tocal Speedway
At ‘Lanta
Mercer Eleven Faces Strain Ahead of Howard Game
Macon Ga October 21 Mercer faces a depleted lineup with three veterans hospitalized after the Auburn game and Roberta still out. Howard tops Auburn 10 to 0 and held Mercer to 28 to 5. Alabama 14 to score shows Howard’s edge as Coach Blake plugs in substitutes to cover missing regulars.
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Macon
Mercer
Howard
Auburn
Mercer Jacobs
Conger
Dunnaway
Roberta
Alabama
Frank Blake
Fast Boxing Card For Monday Night At Steiner-Emery
Danny Goodman and Frankie Madden train hard for a fast Monday night bout at the Steiner-Emery building for the Southern Athletic Club of Atlanta. Both fighters show class and speed, with prior battles against top contenders and a draw for Goodman against Joy Howard of Brooklyn. A fast semi wind-up and a strong preliminary complete the card, aiming to please local fight fans.
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Danny Goodman
Frankie Madden
Southern Athletic Cluss& of
Atlanta
Steiner-Emery
Goodman
Joy Howard
Brooklyn
Madden
Eclectics to Meet Gordon Saturday in Barnesville
The football team from Georgia Holectic Medical College travels to Barnesville to face Gordon Institute. The cadets are favored, but the Holectics promise a hard fought contest and will push to challenge the Gordon eleven despite low expectations.
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Georgia Holectic Medical College
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
Gordon
North Carolina A. & M defeats Kentucky in Raleigh
The Agricultural and Mechanical college football team of Raleigh defeated the University of Kentucky 15 to 6. Kentucky showed strong end runs led by Captain Barber and a short forward pass. After the first half Kentucky led 8 to 0. Keasler and Stevens starred for A. and M. Penalties favored the Aggies with 70 yards on five calls compared with Kentucky’s 15 yards on one call. Twenty-minute halves were played.
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Raleigh
N. C
Agricultural and Mechanical College
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
Barber
Secors
Keasler
Stevens
Agricultural and Mechanical
Kentuckians
Billy Knipper Sets Pace In Practice Spin At Vanderbilt Cup
New York October 21 William Knipper drove a Chelmers Detroit car at 65 miles per hour making four laps on the Vanderbilt cup course today covering 1264 miles in 1203. An Invincible base ball team from Georgia School for the Deaf blanked Hearn High School four straight as 80 was in fine form giving up only three hits and facing twenty seven men.
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New York
William Knipper
Georgia School For the Deaf
Hearn
Bia
Auburn Aims to Scalp Commodores in South Title Duel
Auburn arrived in Birmingham and rests before traveling to Nashville for the pivotal Saturday game against Vanderbilt. The outcome is seen as deciding the southern champion, with Auburn, Vanderbilt, and Sewanee viewed as frontrunners, though an upset remains possible. The Auburn squad is reported in fine condition.
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Birmingham
Ala
Husky
Auburn
Nashville
Commodores
Vanderbilt
South
Auburn Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Horse Guards Rifle Contestat Atlanta Range
Members of the Governor's Horse Guard will contest for five medals at the Atlanta rifle range behind Fort McPherson this Saturday at 1 PM. Medals include the National Rifle Association medal Hope medal Wright medal Wilson medal and Dozier medal. All troops are ordered to report at 1 for a barbecue preceding the shoot with range officers listed: Major W T B Witsoh executive Major Mack BE Laird statistical Captain W T Spratt Captain Claud C Smith Lieutenant Arminton Wright Lieutenant H H K Kicklighten and Lieutenant C L Stockdell.
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Governor's Horse Guard
Atlanta Rifle Range
Fort McPherson
National Rifle Association
Hope
Wright
Wilson
Dozier
W T B Witsoh
Mack BE Laird
W. T Spratt
Claud C Smith
Arminton Wright
H HK
C L Stockdell
LSU Eleven Postpones Games to October 21 and 22
Baton Rouge reports LSU has postponed its football schedule after failing to agree on officials for the Houston game with Texas A&M today. The team will not travel to Austin to meet the University of Texas on October 22, and no Texas trip is planned at present.
High School Eleven to Play Riverside at Gainesville
The Boys High School eleven travels to Gainesville to meet Riverside Military Academy. Riverside has a strong, likely heavier lineup, but the High School eleven approach the game confident they will put up a fine showing.
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I High School
Riverside
Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
Midshipman Wilson Doomed After Navy Loss
Annapolis Md October 21 Midshipman Earl Wilson quarterback of the Navy football team is in a serious condition from injuries suffered in Saturday’s game with Villanova. Surgeons consider his death only a question of time. He remains about the same tonight, is rational and talks of the team and his interest therein.
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Wilson
Annapolis
Earl Wilson
Navy
Villa Nova
Bank President Indicted for Misappropriation
The former National Bank of Newberry president Woloner 21.-mark A Cariisie was indicted by a federal grand jury in Greenville South Carolina on counts of misappropriating bank funds for his own use and for the Gold Point Granite Company where he served as president and treasurer. Judge Brawley set bond at $10,000 which was posted.
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Woloner
Mark A Cariisie
National Bank of
Jackets Ready for Tiger Eleven
Hard work defined the Tech Flats scrimmage yesterday as the varsity, second varsity, scrubs, and freshmen clashed in a fierce, full-speed workout. Every player gave maximum effort, matching a regular game’s intensity. The Yellow Jackets showed growth from their prior—still developing, yet markedly more confident.
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Tech Flats
Scrubs
Freschmen
Yellow Jackets
Tech Versus Sewanee Looms in Key Southern Grid Battle
A rugged Tech squad trains under pressure as Sewanee prepares to visit. Optimism vs doubt colors the countdown with a crucial chance for Tech to climb in ranking if they upset the Tigers. Officials and game halves to be announced. Sewanee expected this afternoon.
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Tech
Sewanes
Tigers
Sewanee
Yellow Jackets
Justi
Sewanee Artley
EL. Williams
Medowell
L. T
Faulkenberg Spalding
Cheapa Burt
Suhan Coleman
Cox Patterson
R. T
Molan Jenking
Roe
Wilson
Browne Leuhrman
Public Health Association Drops Meat Inspection Charges
The American Public Health Association disposed of last night’s charges against the government meat inspection system, approving a resolution that the claims were not sustained after Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane of Kalamasco, Michigan, presented documents. Dr Frederick Monthambert of Ottawa moved the resolution with Dr Cole of New York seconding. Also note evangelistic services at Second Baptist Church drawing crowds with Dr Wharton delivering messages. meetings continue through the week. The Silverhill rally of Atlanta opens later at the Red Men's Hall, 86 Central Avenue, Friday October 22 at 8 p.m., with Brother C O Brown of Ohio delivering.
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Richmond
American Public Health Association
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Kalamasco
Mich
Crane
Frederick Monthambert
Ottawa
Public Health of
Canada
Cole
New York
Wharton
Soriilint Party
Atlanta
Red Men's Wwam
Central Avenue
C .O. Brown
Ohio
Ning Silvery
Koca-Nola Co Found Guilty Of Adulteration
The Koca-Nola Company was found guilty on two indictments in federal court for adulterating and misbranding syrups. A jury verdict was returned before noon. sentencing by Judge Newman set a maximum fine of $200 per count. Evidence included shipments examined for cocaine content and mislabeling under the Pure Food Law.
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United States
Newman
Farnshaw
Washington
Fuller
New Orican
Nicaragua Revolt Gains Strength
Passengers aboard the steamship Mariette di Giorgio report from Bluefields that more than half of Nicaragua is controlled by insurgents. Towns seen as taken and several hundred Estrada forces moving at Bluefields signal a serious rebel movement despite Managua dispatches. Captain Bakke confirms Army units in motion.
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New Orleana
Pssengers
Bluefields Steamship Company
New Orleans
Bluefields
Republic of Nicaragua
Managua
Bakke
Estrada
Five Dollar Bill Chewed by Pup DOG
Washington reports a Missourian seeks payout for a five dollar bill damaged by a puppy. An affidavit and four scraps were sent to the post office department and forwarded to the treasury for action. In Jacksonville, Fla a southern man is elected head of the American Bridge Builders Association for the first time.
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Washington
Hitchook
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Bridge Builders
Jacksonville
Fla
American Bridge Builders’ Association
Jr. Lemond
Charlotte
N. C
J. P Canty
Fitchburg
Mass
H. Rettinghouse
Boone, Iowa
F. Schall
Bethlehem
A. E Killian
Moneton
J. N. Penwell
Tipton
Ind
Dc. A. Litchy
Chicago
J. P. Canty
Fort Worth
Texas
State Farm reports 123 bales sold from cotton crop
Chairman G R Hutching and Captain Wiley Williams of the prison commission returned yesterday from the state farm where 123 bales of cotton were sold at an average price between 12 1 2 and 14 cents. They estimate about fifty more bales from this season and about 1000 bales of hay remaining to dispose of.
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G R Hutching
Wiley Williams
Prison Commission
Flo
Bonded Whisky Withdrawals Rise Beyond All Records
New York reports, citing Internal Revenue figures, that whisky withdrawals from bonded warehouses are at an all time high. Last year’s withdrawals reached 134,901,408 gallons, the heaviest on record, with current figures exceeding that pace. Distilled spirits production lagged in 1907, at 168,573,913 gallons, then dropped. last year’s output was 128,634,025 gallons, and this year’s production is expected to rise but not reach the peak.
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New York
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Antilles Refloated Off Florida After Hurricane
A telegram from New York to the Southern Pacific Company reports that the steamer Antilles, which ran aground off Florida during the recent hurricane, has been refloated and is now on her way to New York.
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Antilles
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Company
New York
Florida
Athletic Club Big Fire Scare at Auburn Avenue
Fire broke out in the rear of a brick boarding house at No 41 Auburn avenue near 8 pm threatening the Atlanta Athletic Club. Firefighters contained the blaze before serious damage. Police struggled to control a large crowd blocking streets. origin blamed on careless negroes known to frequent the area.
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Auburn Avenue
Atlanta Athletic Club
Popular Club
Grafting Officials Plead Guilty in Ohio Trials
In Youngstown Ohio on October 21 county commissioner W O Kale pleaded guilty to three indictments for accepting bribes. John C Hanni, a fellow county commissioner, also pled guilty under three indictments. Sentences for Kale and Hanni were deferred.
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Youngstown
Ohio
W OH Kale
John C Hanni
Board of County Commissioners
Kale
Hanni
Socialist gains in Saxony and Baden elections
Berlin reports October 21 diet elections in Saxony and Baden show large socialist gains. Socialists win seats in Dresden Leipsic and Chemnitz and take several from conservative districts as suffrage is enlarged under new election law.
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Berlin
Saxony
Baden
Dresden
Leipsic
Chemnitz
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