Locals shine in split doubleheader as Henley bests French
In Atlanta the Pelicans lose 4 to 2 to New Orleans despite strong pitching by Henley and sharp batting. Jim Lynch replaces Kelly as host. Abbott, Smith, and Lauzon sidelined for New Orleans. Delehanty and Henley sacrifice well. Hoffmeister and Winters stand out on defense and bases. Birdies rally with bunts and timely hits, but a late error costs the locals a clear win.
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Cills
Pelicans
Jim Lynch
J. J. Kelly
League
Kelly
Atlanta
Henley
French
Texan
Frank
Valdois
New Orleans
Abbott
Smith
Lauzon
Taylor
Delehanty
Atz
Stanley
Hoffmeister
Montgomery
Deutsenlander
Winters
Feld
Busch
Hentey
Stafford
Valdolf
Hurlburt
Cap'n Bob
Gallagher
Bennett
Celle
Ze Bennett
Tierbert
Gallaghey
Nelehanty
Ats
Lauron
Herbert
Lynch
Whison
Streit
Adams
Dannehower
Violet Ray Treatment Promises Cures for Many Ailments
The American Violet Ray Institute touts the therapy as removing empirical limits in medicine and curing conditions from nervous disorders to tuberculosis. It claims over 800 successes in two years and cites rapid cures in tuberculosis and other diseases at its Atlanta and European centers, comparing results to famed researchers.
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Violet Ray Institute
Lowndes Building
Europe
America
Atlanta Institute
Finsen
Copenhagen
New Jersey Wins Interstate Military Match at Sea Girl
New Jersey tops the interstate military rifle match with 1082 of 1200, breaking the previous record of 1074 as DC, New York, Massachusetts and other teams finish high. The Tyro company team event sees Company C Fourth New Jersey take first with 134 of 160, while Roosevelt era NRA plans aim to nationalize the sport and expand training and ranges nationwide.
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Sea Girl
N. J
Tyro
New Jersey
District of Columbia
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
United States Marine Corps
Ohio
United States Army
Maryland
Georgia
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
National Guard
Adjutant General
Company C
Company I
Battery
Company G
Philadelphia
National Rifle Association of America
Spencer
Roosevelt
Association
Harries
Dimmick
Ilinois
Stewart
Saunders
Dietrich
Timois
Farsington
Maine
Cook
Iowa
Reid
Patterson
Laucheimer
United States Mating Corps
Lipton eyes cup bid with all steel yacht
London September 4 The Yachting World reports Sir Thomas Lipton again plans to challenge for the America's Cup from the Clyde. The Shamrock I is undergoing overhaul under Captain Wringe as work continues, with Lipton’s designer Mr Fyfe opting for a steel cup racer. The Dennys contract covers bulbed steel frames and thin nickel steel plates, refining the model at Fairlie after lessons from Lipton’s first challenger.
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London
Clyde
Thomas Lipton
Wringe
Fyfe
Fyfa
Dennnys
Dennys
Fiarle
Mr. Watson
Baseball summaries from an Atlanta New Orleans game and related league notes
Details of a late rally as Winters and Hoffmeister pace Atlanta past New Orleans with key hits and walks, plus a full box score and noted double header. The recap also covers Birmingham’s rough loss turned tie, St Vrain forfeiture, and Nashville and Detroit game notes with league standings and attendance figures.
One Run in Eighteen Innings in National League
National League doubleheader ends with a lone run in 18 innings as Boston wins the opener on Long’s hit and Leach’s error, Pittsburg pitcher Pittsburg held in the first game, darkness halts game two after nine innings, attendance 1,894. Brooklyn hosts Chicago as Chicago edges Brooklyn 1-0 in a separate late game.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Lamblom
Moore
Memis
Heisman
Robinson
Smith
Philadelphia
Detroit
McCarthy
Fultz
Waddell
Buelow
Mitchel
Schreck
St. Louis
Washington
Louis
Ge St. Tonis
Chicago
Hughes
Platt
Griffith
Vickors
Gleason
Boston
Pratt and McFarland, Hughes and Warner
Boogssoted
McMahen
McFarland
Dineen
Criger
Long
Leach
Lush
Pittinger
Pittsburg
Pittenger
Moran
Cheehro
Phelps
Malarky
Kittredge
Et Deat
Ang Smith
Invincible wins at Sheepshead Bay Futurity Dash stakes
Invincible with Lucien Lyne aboard captures the 1 year old Dash stakes at Sheepshead Bay over six furlongs in a record 1 39. Blue Ribbon is runner up by a head, with Lord of the Vale a close third. Western jockey Lyne also sends Sammartes and others to victory in earlier races as Articulate wins turf handicap over a mile and a quarter.
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Invincible
Lucien Lyne
Sheepshead Bay
Himyar
Sammartes
Nevermore
Shea
Show
Bullman
Scotter
Cincinnatus
Cloche an'Or
Amorous
Bright Girl
Dark Planet
Lord = Pepper
Musette
Monograph
Rockey
Colonel Padden
Satire
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Lady Sterling
Gannon
King Raine
Rightaway
Swamplands
Larson
Lyne
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Odom
Lord of the
Cinquevalli
Sumida
Mile
Gardens
Alebardh
the Talisman
Lt. Smith
Titian
Shaw
Tims
Dancer
Anna Darling
the Cuckoo
Colonel Rue
Ben Cotta
Miss Almy
Moon Daisy
Irones
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Cartman
Colonel Roerer
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H. Cochran
Par Excellence
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Bill
Gregor K
Watome
Sarah Maxim
Daddy Bender
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Tangent
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Musical Slipper
Solver
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Angelo
Anita
Our Corn
Artena
Captain Gaines
Scotch Puaid
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Thurles
Red Apple
Frank M. Baird
Silurian
Chorister
Donator
Rowland Prince
Sheepshead
Big Gun
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Marethen
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Gagear
Last Chord
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Our Julia
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Silver Twist
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First Chip
Jake Greenberg
Embarrassment
Mayor Graham
Arcade
Wheeler B
Mennenfield
Ink
Jack O' Lantern
Gallant Smith
Merry Royal
Dr. Baggard
Sir Wagner
Sir Preston
Earl of Warwick
Glennevis
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John A. Beott
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Blue Peter
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William Fale
Niyria
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Merry Reel
Lady Knighthood
Menelaus
Reapers
Caller
Dom Paul
Heno
Caughnaways
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Runnels
Templeton
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Ivernia
Mabel Winn
Mary Worth
Miss Hastings
Musidora
Ondardis
Obile Girl
Flirtiner
Gold Braid
Sweet Billie
Neitherone
May J
Julian
Mary McCafferty
Monida
Stemwinder wins Sapling Stakes at Harlem racecourse
Stemwinder the even money favorite wins the Sapling Stakes at Harlem driven to a neck by Adios who finishes second at 25 to 1. Bad News takes third as the field tightens in a fast track race. First race concludes with Crisis and Siege sharing honors in a 1:07 2-5 time. Weather clear, track fast.
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the Crisis
Winslette
Siege
Winkfield
Naulahka
Matthews
Allmer Bruce
Vestry
Impetuous
Mary
Caena
Feby Blue
Whiten
Chicago Girl
Stemwinder
J. Ransch
Adios
Birkenruth
Bad News
Coburn
Agnes Mack
Maolis
Vinetides
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Gregor KK
Pink Coat
Jiminez
Major Dixon
Hangsch
Gétathee
Gouin
Cougar
Weakfield
Harney
Jos
Haplett
Wyola
Rosa Diah
Della Ostrand
Fairbury
Little Duchess
Tisona
Miracle IT
Knapp
John A. Clark
Toz
Robbing
Getond
Blessed Damosel
Pierett
Rose of Mav
Magi
Leviathan
Leneta
Matin Bell
Wid Oats
Gra-My- Chree
Howendobler
Ultruda Ran
Cresceus Fails To Lower Record In Columbus Trot
In Columbus on September 4 the champion Cresceus trotted the mile in 2:04, failing to beat his 2:02 1-4 record. A northwest wind and chilly weather slowed the horse in the second and third quarters, with a half in 1:04 3-4. The performance drew about six thousand spectators as two runners and a motor scooter paced the sulky.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cresceus
Pitcher Hardy Impresses in Brooklyn Debut
Nothing against Hardy the new pitcher who has not yet signed by Chicago. Hardy came from the Troy club of the New York State League yesterday. He has great speed and an assortment of curves that astonished the local players. Attendance 3,500. Score R and E Chicago 0001006000 1690 Brooklyn 0000000000 2 Batteries Hardy and Kling Donovan and Latimer.
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Chicago
Troy Club
New York State League
R & E Chilcago
Brooklyn
Kling
Donovan
Latimer
West End burglaries spark fear of organized gang
Citizens in West End report a surge of burglaries pointing to an organized gang. A night intruder entered S Jones’s room on Ogiet horpe Avenue, stealing trousers containing 40 cents after striking him with a lamp. Police hold a suspect and pursue multiple leads as two arrests are confirmed.
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Lee Street
Mary J. van Dyke
Zose Street
W. J. Bell
Jones
Mat
Tie
Seventh Ward
Monroe Defeats Atlanta in Gun Club Challenge
The Monroe team of Arnold, Bonnwell, Day, Arnold and Harrison accepted a challenge from Atlanta Gun Club experts led by Charley Harris and Hallie Thompson. The match will be held at Atlanta Gun Club grounds near Lakewood next Wednesday, with Monroe players Perfect marksmen and recent scorers Nowell and others noted for strong performances.
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Atlanta
Lakewood
Monroe
Bob Nowell
Arnolds
Nowell
New President Batchelor Speaks for Atlanta Democrats
The article profiles Batchelor, newly elected president of the Young Men's Democratic League in Atlanta, outlining his career, Democratic beliefs, and resolve to unite and energize the party. He praises democracy, Jeffersonian principles, and vows an active administration promoting discussion of key issues and anti-trust reforms.
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Atlanta
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
League
Batchelor
Eastorn
North Carolina
Wash
South
Roy
Georgia
Faye
Old North
Georgii
Empire State
Anil
Young Men's Democratic League
Wisa
Guain
Peter Given New Lease On Piedmont Park Grounds
The Southern Interstate Fair Association board approved a second lease for Manager Peter at Piedmont park with plans for a larger grandstand and modern facilities. The lease runs through 1905. A Vanity Fair feature received funding, a new rough riding exhibit was announced, and preparations to boost attendance were emphasized as the fair opening nears.
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Peter
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Peter Will Pulid
Coley Anderson
Chaiman Cabaniss
Racing Ostrich Dies at Lycoming County Fair Grounds
Oliver W the ostrich owned by Florida Ostrich Farm collapsed while being prepared for a race at the Lycoming County Fair Grounds in Williamsport Pennsylvania. The bird, about four years old, became entangled in its harness and choked to death during the event.
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Williamsport
Lycoming County Fair Grounds
Oliver W
Florida Ostrick Farm
Oliver
Experts To Shoot for Medal at Gate City Gun Club
Gate City Gun Club hosts a medal shoot this afternoon at Piedmont park open to all entrants. Entries include Aulsata Gun Club and East Lake Club members with H. D. Freeman leading a Monroe team proposal, while Atlanta shooters contest the challenge. Rome and Gainesville played a pretty game in Home Ga with a 6-1 loss for Rome.
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Gate City Gun Club
Piedmont Park
Aulsata Gun Club
East Lake Club
H. D. Freeman
Gate City Club
Atlanta
Rome
Gainesville
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