Latonia Fall Racing Card Highlight Sweet Jane Wins Steeplechase
At Latonia on October 30 two favorites won with Sweet Jane taking the steeplechase by a wide margin from Lights Out while Miss Mae Day Kim Bozeman Class Leader and Alice Commoner fell near the second jump. SanBon led the 11th event for all ages by eight lengths with Martha Gorman second and Harrada Palme third. Multiple races followed including six furlongs and various steeple chases with tight finishes and notable placings.
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Alice Commoner
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Bailey
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Small Talk
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the Pet
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Mertes
Opening of Crystal Palace At Marietta Street
The Crystal Palace at No 12 Marietta street opened yesterday with a grand crowd and formal ceremony. Advertised as a palace the new Atlanta enterprise showcased full dress attendants and meticulous design, promising to be known in the future as The Palace of the King.
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Crystal Palace
Marietta Street
Atlanta
New
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Merchant Tailoring A Lutzsky Announces New Styles
A Lutzsky at 87 North Forsyth Street presents new fashions and patterns for inspection. He guarantees every piece of goods in his store and asserts trains prices are reasonable.
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A. Lutzsky
North
Forsyth Street
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Bocaat Turkey Amoll de Guajelote Dish
A fragmented description of a Mexican turkey dish amoll de guajelote detailing parboiled and roasted fowl, smothered in a red pungent dressing with pepper. The dressing and tortillas are used generously, and the dish is praised as a solid satisfaction in a traditional repast.
Handzarra Wins Richmond Handicap At Jamaica Racecourse
Handzarra, the favorite, surged from the back to take the Richmond Handicap by a half length over Race King with Hermitage third. Four favorites won as Cataract was withdrawn at the start for lack of jockey club registration. Jamaica entries show multiple races with Druid, Zeala, Antimony, Lone Hand among others and times around 1:14 to 1:18 for varying distances.
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Richmond
Sia
Druid
O'Nel
Zeala
Jones
Incantation
Miller
Martin Doyle
Tongarder
Broomhandle
My Maela
Lucy Young
Tramotor
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Antimony
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Arsenal
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Mann
Melbourne
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Bud
Gentian
Don Fons
Hermitage
Aeronaut
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Gold Rose
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Trus Way
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G'Nell
Meddling Daisy
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Martin
Cox
W. Buchanan
Time
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Legatee
Toprigst
Argos
Binderton
Rentals
Bitsy Izey
Arietta
Nom de Plume
Salt and Pepper
Myrica
Giriran
Plans to Get Rich Frustrated by Sudden Breaks and Dyspepsia
Advertisement notes that wealth plans fail due to dyspepsia or constipation and promotes Dr Hing's New Litatus as a cure. Claims to relieve headaches and dizziness, removes clogging materials from the system, and costs 2 cents at drugstores with a guaranteed result.
Famous Athlete Dead in Montreal at 25
Etienna Deg Marteau, famed Montreal police athlete, died of typhoid fever at 25. He won the Olympic title at St Louis in the 56 pound weight throw and held the world record for the 86 pound weight for height.
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Montreal
Emory Football Starts With Two 18–0 and 17–0 Victories
At Hammarfeld, Emory College, Oxford, Ga., on October 30, juniors beat seniors 18–0 and sophomores triumphed 17–0. Woodruff starred for the juniors with two touchdowns and Adams added gains at quarterback. Bowden led the sophomores with several long runs and all scores, while Reagan and Rea gan anchored the freshmen defense. Time halves 20 and 15-55 minutes respectively.
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Perlor
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Smith Henelee
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Quilian
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Canter
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Lanford Carroll
Dillard McGhee
Fiinton Trammell
Baldwin Smith
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Byra Dewar
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J. P. Hanner
MicCamy
Express Package Missing After Mont shipment to New York
Detectives probe a Helena ledger case where an 85000 Northern Express package from Harmiston to New York vanished. Charles F. Kelly shipped funds to N H Harris & Co for investment, but the recipient received only newspaper clippings upon arrival despite intact seals.
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Helena
Mont
Northern Express
Harmiston
New York
Express Company
Charles F. Kelly
N. H. Harris & Co
Kelley
Editor Kollock Files Petition for Bankruptcy
The Darlington News editor A G Kollock filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. He held shares in Independent Oil Company and the Darlington Trust Company, with assets listed at 328063.42 and liabilities at 363508.95. The News is a respected weekly with a strong plant and patronage.
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Darlingtonews
Charleston
D. C
United States District Court Today
A. G. Kollock
Darlington News
Independent Oil Company
Darlington Trust Company
South Carolina
Pay of Methodist Ministers Pressed by Bishops in Session
Washington October 30 Among the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church now in session in Washington opinions were expressed that the pass of the ministers of the gospel had not increased in proportion to the cost of living. Bishop J F Berry of Buffalo said salaries paid the clergy are none too good and have remained stationary. Living expenses have grown year after year. Bishop W F Matallieu of Boston praised the ministry but said salaries are often insufficient to meet needs. The bishops criticized the trend to popularize the pulpit and its effect on ministry.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Balaries
F. Berry
Buffalo
W. F. Matalleu
Boston
Methodist Episcopal Ministry
Methodist Ministry
Georgia Downs Cumberland in Heavy Loss at Home
Athens, Ga October 30 Cumberland dominated Georgia with a fast ground game and big plays. Stewart and Miller led Cumberland while Georgia struggled to mount any sustained offense. Georgia captain Sage left the game as Cumberland piled up multiple touchdowns and a 39 to 0 scoreline.
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Bucka
Georgia
Uchdowns
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Stewart
Bushyhead
Cumberlana
Anderson
Sage
Counselman
Clay
Posillon
White
Smith
Denton
Wokle
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Rice
Bogle Jett
Gill
Anderson Pansavant
Miller Batty
Minton
Montgomery Bar Asks For Extra Federal Judge
At a meeting on October 30 the Montgomery bar urged Congress to appoint an additional federal judge to handle the business. A separate Birmingham district was opposed by some.
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Fila
Congress
Birmingham
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