Remnants Struck Out In Crescent City Loss
Atlanta handed a poor showing in New Orleans as Adams pitched a shutout for the Pelicans. Smith and Montgomery homered to pace a 9 0 defeat amid five Atlanta errors. Hoffmeister relieved Wilson but New Orleans built a lead with early runs and steady hitting.
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New Orleans
Peter
Hams
Memphians
Crescent City
Atlanta
Atlantans
Adams
Pelicans
Smith
Montgomery
Stansley
Bennett
Stafford
Abbott
Montgomery Smith
Lauzon
Wilson
Hoffmeister
Hofmeister
Atz
Hases
Valdois
Delehanty
Winters
Stouch
Stanley
Frank
Adare
Bennett Montgomery
Streit
Kelly
Herbert
Little Rock
Ark
Gridiron work at Emory begins practice
In Oxford Georgia on September 18 the Clear Elevens began practice due to rain calls for class team candidates extended to Friday. The senior team did light work with the ball and a short sprint. The eleven returned to college and is expected to become strong. Prof Bledd coached last year and will be missed. Prof Hanner of Vanderbilt will coach either the freshman or sophomore team while Mr Brown continues with the junior team.
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EMORY
Oxford
Bledd
Hanner
Vanderblit
Brown
Electric Park Races at Baltimore
September 18 results from Electric Park show Happy Jack winning the 2:19 1 2 trotting with Forney second and a best time. Austin Boy captures the 2:19 1 2 trotting with Impa tienes second. Free for all pacing or trotting ends with Gipsy Red first and Nervy Patchen second in 2:11 1-2.
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Baltimore
Electric Park
Happy Jack
Forney
Austin Boy
Impatienes
Gipsy Red
Nervy Patchen
Violet Ray Treatment Reverses Grim Asthma Case
In Atlanta, a prominent woman with long asthma, deemed hopeless, tried the Violet Ray treatment after doctors urged travel to milder climates. After three months, she gained weight, her cough and breathing improved markedly, and recovery appeared complete, supporting claims the Violet Ray cures consumption and other tubercular diseases.
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Atlanta
Colorado
California
Injunction Granted Against Prize Fight in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on September 18 Judge Field granted an injunction prayed for by State General Attorney Pratt to prevent the contest between Terry McGovern and Young Corbett scheduled for next Monday night. Southern Athletic Club attorneys will seek dissolution from the court of appeals tomorrow with a decision expected by noon. Manager Robert C. Gray said he will apply Friday morning for dissolution, contending Field lacks jurisdiction, while the defense pledges the bout will proceed.
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Eky
Judge Field
Jefferson
Pratt
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Southern Athletic Club
Court of Appeals
Moters
Robert C. Gray
Associated Press
Millionaire Turfmen to Send Horses South This Winter
Wealthy eastern turfmen led by William C Whitney and August Belmont plan winter quarters in South Carolina. Whitney enlarges stables at Aiken and builds another stable at the race track, signaling several racers will winter there. Belmont hosts a plantation at Down St Garnet with a fenced track and improved stables for thoroughbreds. Reports name Summerville as a possible winter resort for other owners and a plan to build a mile track in Charleston, with jockey club regulation reorganization likely.
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D. C
William C. Whitney
August Belmont
East
South Carolina
Aiken
Whitney
Down St Garnet
Belmont
Summerville
Pine
Washington Race Course
Jockey Club
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W. C. Whitney
Sandford and Hitcheck
National League Standings and Sept 18 results
National League standings show Pittsburg ahead with 36 wins, Brooklyn 34, Philadelphia 25, New York 45. On Sept 18 Cincinnati shut out Chicago 2-0, Boston beat Philadelphia 8-1, and Pittsburg edged St. Louis 7-6 in 10 innings. Brooklyn vs New York game postponed due to rain.
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BAZ
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Bt. Louis
AIT
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AOL
New York
Poote
Williams
St. Louis
St Louis
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American League Standings and September Scores
American League standings listed Philadelphia and Boston near the top with wins and losses. On September 18 Philadelphia beat Washington 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 for a 9 0 final as Voorhees allowed many runs. Chicago vs Cleveland and St Louis vs Detroit reports follow with scores and brief notes.
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Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
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Philadelphias
EL Washington
Philadephia
Ioo
Clarke
Plank
Huntings
Powers
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Stahl
Georet
Aatcries
Dineen
Criger
Wilts
Five Hurt In Collision Of Construction Trolleys
Five men were injured in a head on crash of two construction trolley trains on the river line near Bellwood shortly after 1 pm. Samuel B Lyon white, foot amputated at Grady hospital. Mitchell black, leg amputated below knee. Charles Brown white bruised. John Green black slightly bruised. Charles Clark black left hand injured. Cars loaded with sand and gravel, crews blame each other. Ambulance sent to scene. wounded taken to hospital. Also notes Gate City Gun Club medal shoot at Piedmont park this afternoon with club members participating.
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Grady Hospital
Bhi Mitchell
Charles Brown
John Green
Charles Clark
Bellwood
Trig
Sam Lyon
3. E. Lyon
Mangum Street
Jones Avenue
Delmar Race Day Attracts Notable Finds And Results
At Delmar Saint Louis, Frank Bell led the six furlong handicap feature ahead of Miss Golightly while heavy track wore down early efforts. The first race won by Mission at 8 to 1, with Tuckapaw second, followed by a series of selling and handicap races detailing winners such as Pickles, Frank Bell, Dandy Jim, and Four Leaf C, with times and small placing notes across seven events.
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Local cycle circuit hinges on Prince plans and Walthour clash
Local cycle racing drama centers on Jack Prince delaying a new city coliseum while two prominent locals threaten to seize control of racing if his option lapses. On October 11 Bobby Walthour meets Joy Nelson on the exposition dirt track, dubbed Walthour Day, with five top amateurs Roy Magruder Wil Jones M A Elliott Guy Bush and S K Nance plus likely Russell Elliott entering. Proceeds fund prizes for top finishers.
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Atlanta
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Joy Nelson
Exposition
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Wil Jones
M. A. Ellott
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8. K. Nance
Russell Elliott
DeReszke Wins Speculation Stakes At Gravesend
In a tight finish DeReszke ridden by J Martin defeated Huntressa by one and a half lengths with Merito third in the Speculation Stakes at Gravesend. The Farrell entry started 25 to 1 early, weather was rainy and the track slow as Clonmel led to the stretch and DeReszke drove clear. The Drake stable added wins with Runresse and Vincennes also scoring.
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Merito
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Emulation Steeplechase at Hawthorne Ends in Farce
At Hawthorne on September 13 the Emulation steeplechase over the short course proved chaotic with two early falls. Crest outran Fallella by ten lengths as Dagmar and MacLaren fell. Worthington remounted for third and Wilson was knocked senseless on McLaren. Winner earned $1,120. Races four and five also held with updated results and a scratched entry. Weather cloudy, track sloppy.
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Irma
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Lute
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Small Talk
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Ed Adack
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Seaton
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Haydon
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Satrap
Lissomeran
McAuiliffe
Lucien Appleby
Donnelly
Brulare
Dodie
Altrada
Wyola
Western Duke
Howell Captures Atlanta Capital Support In Political Rally
A recount of Captain Howell and allies at a Georgia capital campaign, detailing speeches, support for Howell as mayor candidate, and endorsements from Colonel Abbott Luther Rosser and Forrest Adair. The narrative covers Toombs letter strategy, capital relocation arguments, and strong figures backing Howell amid Reconstruction-era tensions.
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English
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Old Statesman
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Dad
Toombs
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Colonel Abbott
Captain Howell
Johnson
Jim Woodward
Forrest Adair
Wiley Redding
Vanderbilt's Biltmoire Wins Prix Chene Royale
Paris report says Vander pils Thore won the Prix Chene Royale today at the Maison Laffitte races with Vanderbilt as the owner.
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Biltmoire
Paris
W. K. Vanderpils Thore
Maison Laffitte
Funeral of Faithful Negro Richard J. Henry Draws City Crowd
Richard J. Henry, longtime valet to Major Livingston Milne, died at 169 Markham Street. Big Bethel on Auburn Avenue overflowed with mourners, both black and white. Mayor Mims, Rev H H Proctor, and Rev W F Hurd spoke, noting Henrys faithful service and generous, unifying regard across races. Floral tributes from New York Life officers and other dignitaries highlighted his trusted role in the community.
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Richard J. Henry
Markham Street
Atlanta
Livingston Milne
Mims
H. H. Proctor
W. FH. Hurd
C. W. Newton
Wiliam Finch
Bishop Gaines
New York Life Insurance Company
Judge Tompkine
Thomas Peters
Henry
Porter
Insurance Company
Olympics Meet Southern Railway In Charity Baseball Game
A likely last amateur baseball game in Atlanta this year pits the Olympics against the Southern Railway team at Brisbane Park Saturday afternoon. Proceeds go to the Home for Incurables fund and a large crowd is expected. The game starts at 3 o clock with two strong city teams expected to provide a warm contest. Also noted, the Fire Department opened its winter season with a first run to a chimney blaze at 22 Windsor Street.
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Southern Railway
Brisbane
Park
Atlanta
Brisbane Park
Windsoretree OT
Steek
Fulton County Tax Levy for 1902 Public Works
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Fulton County Georgia certify the 16th day of September 1902 minutes detail levied taxes for fiscal year 1902 to fund public buildings bridges prisoner support jurors court expenses coroner litigation quarantine pauper support and related costs totaling fifty two cents per one hundred dollars. Names Forrest Adair Clifford L Anderson Walter R Brown H E Palmer B Rosser signed as commissioners and clerk M Wood.
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Fulton County
C. E. Currier
C Currier
Desaussure
A. E. Thornton
Hugh TF. Inman
P Romare
T So
Hiv
Lan
Forrest Adair
CLIFFORD _L. ANDERSON
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Brown
HE. W. Palmer
B. Rosser
Commissioners Roads
Georgia
Commissioners of Roads
Ga. M. Wood
Elks To Honor Guests With Lavish Social Session
Elks will host a lavish social hour at the Austell building after Monday’s parade and street fair opening. Fort McPherson officers and private soldiers will be special guests with reception in the Kontz building due to limited club room space. Twenty two attractions are secured for the fair, signaling strong prospects.
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