Coy Maid Wins Occidental Handicap at Gravesend
New York September 25 Coy Maid driven to a 1 length victory over Ostrich and Dandelion in the Gravesend milla handicap with favorites Ostrich and Dandelion having a strong challenge. Five more races follow including the First Race five and a half furlongs and the Hindoo mile event with notable entrants such as Commodore Anon and Neptune.
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Oistrich
Dandelion
Gravesend
Frank Lord
New York
Ennlander
Commodore Annon
Langdon
Corkhill
God Lalward
Relling
Stier
Garner
Koerner
Dekast
Acrobat
Kileter
Orkeley
Lester
Maintberin
Muley
Shackleford
Kenneynow
Coy Maid
Be Gainder
Poorhyn
Cochran
Bag Tobin Hood
Pinkerton
Maty It
Clark
Muni Dox
Columbia Girl
Fugat
True
van Nem
Adalion
Noatrome
Peery
Asintin
Lisadearta
Chalronce
Lady Prudence
Bluestone
Horarty
Hois
Martin
Turlac
Supreme
Jamea NI
Lichimes
Marie Antineg
Ant Littta Ddoctar
Seiling
Laplace
Umbretta
Alla Farvl
Mamerudy
Irvine
Biorm
Elvira
Brinhlon
Fuldie’ Ware
Fantastic
Red Riser
Bat Masterson
Gold Lady
Frank Law
Marathon
Frank Gill
Royal Breene
Fatimate
Wiz Furlon Accountant
Elmere
Sronaides
Wander
King Henry
Jacobite
Camedienne
Santera
Pantoutle
Ben Ban
Hertha E
Zienap
Gonsatent
Guiding Star
Daruma
Ing. Deutschland
Rapid
Bragg
Careman
Janets
Suelo If
Chatham Artillery to Name New Commander in Savannah
Capt W T Dizon resigns as commanding officer of the Chatham Artillery Savannah. The unit will elect The J Davant as chair, a nonmilitary leader famed in local drill and uniform ranks. The battery plans to upgrade with four steel rifles and modern field pieces, improving its firepower beyond older brass guns.
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W. T. Dizon
Chatham Artillery
Savannah
W. T. Thean
Th. J. Davant
Davant
Etite
Kniehta
Py Hing
Georgia
George Washingn
Seagirt Rifle Team of Georgia Formed in Savannah
The Georgia Seagirt Team Association forms to foster rifle practice and compete with other state teams. Fifty brand-new rifles will be purchased and tested. anemometer and telescopes are among required items. Major W B Stephens chairs the effort to include riflemen from Atlanta Macon and Augusta. Savannah riflemen regret past laurels after successful New Jersey trips.
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Avannail
W. G. Austin
Asagirt
W. B. Stephens
Ravannah' Volunteer Guarda
Savannah
Atlanta
Macon
Augusta
New Jersey
Harness Races Highlight Oakrey Park Meeting at Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio September 25 The Oriie stake for 2 12 trotters purse 5000 was the chief attraction at the second day of the grand circuit meeting at Oakrey Park Nut Boy winner of the 310 000 Charter Oak stake was actually won by Ardelle the favorite in straight heats Het Bug won the 2 06 pace heat by a head from Texac Rooker with Eek Isirdefird Alfalfa the favorite finished fourth The first heat Vesto Uoy refused to start with the rest of the field and was ordered withdrawn Texan Rooker won the second heat and took the third after a struggle with Alfalfa
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Cincinnati
Oriie
Oakrey Park
Nut Boy
Charter Oak
Tually
Ardelle
Het Bug
Texac Rooker
Eek Isirdefird
Alfalfa
Baseball Scores and Negro Political Note in Georgia
American League action sees St Louis edge Washington 5 4 in a rally filled ninth inning. Chicago tops Boston 3 2 in Boston farewell series game. Cleveland shuts out Philadelphia 5 0 and Detroit and New York draw 5 5 after late dramatics. In Georgia, the county Republican committee in Savannah area plans a field ticket with a congress candidate amid likely negro mass meeting to ratify nominations.
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Chicago
Boston
R. HE
Baticcien
Walga
Altrock
McFarland and Sullivan
Tannehill
Ricer
Tmpires
Connelly
O*loughlin
Cleveland
Floiah
Runiay
EL Dero
New York
Killian
Schmidt
Orth
McGutra
Kieinon
Hurst
Nominges
Annah
Abeiak
Congress
J.C. Bimmana
Favo Rites Lead Only Two Wins at Douglas Park
At Douglas Park Loulevan Kentucky September 25 Favo rites won two of six races. Feature handicap at six furlongs saw Lady Henrietta defeat Hannibal Bey by a nose. Jockeys Morris Cherry Scoville injured in race two. Scoville serious. Fullman broke a leg and was destroyed. Summary of all six races notes winners Electorine Sister Hoffman Bilitiades and others with times and entrants listed.
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Loulevan
Douglas Park
Aix
Ueland
Nedra
Nancy” Hart
Francis J. Yellow Top
Excuss Me
Cuddiedoon
Mies Kingvette
Chants
Aline Crockett
Sometime
Hitter Sweet
Slaters Btar
Bunt Sauce
Bilitiades
Wichard
Harmakia
Rice
Phalanx
Holand
Azora
Engiiahman
Shawane
Feir Catypao
Marry Scott
iHandloop
Atx Furs
McIntyre
Boland
Fleeting Star
AL Martin
Ban Vivant
Collum
Thira
Chandler
Tulip
Muldrene
Jeeaarty
Froward
Juagge
Glad Pirate
San Primo
Keys
Scalplock
Harkelmore
Aubuchon
Lynch
Docile
Athena
Mocelain Maid
Jos
Lasser Finch
Toe Oglas Park
Brian Lady
Frank Bill
Mary Brent
Percy Green
Forentine
Veto
Mia Ante
Lady Tavieh
Erlatea
Opronal
Royal Legend
Fleetwood
Jigser
Pacifico
Conjurer
Jonnie Prince Charlie
Obtell Milliken
Mansard
Black Stantula
Frontenac
Red Wood
Dr. Toung
Bitter Mies
Hector
Minato Johnson
the Clansman
Nuns Welling
Azors
Old Stone
Btarshal Nay
Angleta
Elling
Nisla
Dnadley
Bitter Hand
Smilssouri Lad
Rubinon
High Beer
Charlatan
Colonel Partiett
Lady Ethel
Daring
Larone
Telegrapher
Peatmsker
Proteus
Bowden Lithia Water Co Advertises Atlanta Contact
If your DRUGGIET does not handle Bowden Lithia Water call Phones 1086 or address a postal card to the Bowden Lithia Springs Water Co Atlanta GA.
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Bowden Lithia Water
Bowden Lithia Springs Water CO
Atlanta, GA
National League scores and pennant chase update
Baseball recap from September 25 to 28 reports Boston beat St Louis 4 3 aided by Pfetter's strong pitching. Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 4 3 in a close contest. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 1 0 in ten innings to keep a pennant race alive. New York won 2 1 over Cincinnati in a merion of a doubleheader opener with early season scoring notes.
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Boston
At. Loule
Maas
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Philadel
Leaver
Phelps
Gibson
Sparks
Doom
O'Day
Chicago
Brooklyn
Seiko Pire
Bergen
New York
Cincinnati
Cineloath
Seore Nh
Breanehan
Serpenter
Kiem
St Louis Ad Men Prepare for National Convention
The St Louis Ad Men's League plans the second annual convention of the National Federation of Advertising Clubs of America for October 8 to 11. Delegations from Chicago Cincinnati and Cincinnati chartered trains. hotels and rail rates arranged. program features receptions, debates, banquets and a vote on next convention site.
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St. Louis Ad
National Federation of Advertising Clubs of America
St. Louis
Boventh
Pine
Stephan W. Bolleshow
Tom Landrum
Mani E. Lee
Railroad Rat Committees
General Passanger Agente’ Association
United States
Frank Galennla
Lanters
Houthern
Jefferson
La 1
St. James
Gene P. Foote
Waya and Means
Mr. Foote
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kanane City
Omaha
Denver
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
F. B. Walton
Chicago Advertising Association
League
Chicago Adven
Trip
Fetter
Yeaterday
Hugh W. Montgomery
The
Chicago Tribune
National Federation of Clubs
Byron W. Orr
Louis Ad Men's League
J. & Gross
Creaky Dent
Pyke
Byron W. Orry
Frank I. Osborne
Bexnlb
St. Loute
St. Loute Advertial Mi League, 203 Morth Beventh Street
Planters Hotel
Boeing Bt. Louis
Kinnirey Bound Over After Street Car Attack Case
D J Kinnirey a white man about 38 was bound over on a $1000 bond after beating a negro on a city street car. Chief Jennings officers Pharr and Whey arrested him following a riot night. Judge Broyles fined $100 and costs and sent the case to higher bond shoring the different incident from others heard. The report notes difficulties in handling the crowd and details of the defense claim he acted to protect a white man from a black assailant.
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D. J. Kinnirey
Broyles
Jennings
Pharr
Whey
Carter
Kindirey
W. HL
Broylea
Kinnirey
Your Sallow Complexion Ad Sells Fresh Start Product
Advertisement copy urges readers to buy a complexion product with phrases about clearing skin and a quick start. The block suggests purchasing a bottle immediately.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm Promises Youthful Freshness
An advertisement touts Hagan's Magnolia Balm as erasing sal lowness and age lines, fading freckles and tough skin, and restoring a youthful tint. It claims easy purchase and application, describing the liquid as delicate and refined, used by women for decades.
Republicans Condemn Mobs At Saratoga Convention
At Saratoga on September 26 the New York Republican convention met for an hour and a half and recess until tomorrow. Michael E. B. Driscoll was named temporary chairman and praised McKinley and Roosevelt. A resolutions committee led by General Stewart L. Woodford will report tomorrow. A motion denounced mob violence born of race hatred and called for punishment of mobocrats, protection of civil and political rights for all citizens, and sympathy for victims of mob violence at home and abroad.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Coneention
Michael EB. Driscoll
Congress
Byracues
McKinley
Moosevelt
Stewart L. ‘Woodford
Spain
Committee On
Driacolls
Charles Anderson
New York County
Girl Swallowed Rough on Rats in Personal Crisis
Miss Irma Prince sixteen daughter of J W Prince Phoenix City died this morning from a dose of Rough on Rats taken last night in Bible City at M B E home. No cause for the act is given though she appeared agitated and offered no reason to her hostess.
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Columbus
Irma Prince
J. W. Prince
Phoenix City
Bible City
Passengers Had Narrow Escape In Trolley Car Collision
A trolley bound for Waverly collided with a Georgia freight train at Taylor street crossing. Conductor Robinson and Motorman Trotter escaped death by a miracle as the train split and the car was crushed in a vise like grip. The forward platform was wrecked and the crew and three passengers barely cleared before the engine backed away twice more. The reader is asked to sign a petition and copies are available at local hotels and shops.
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Columbia, & C
Waverly
Robinson
Trotter
Goutham Railway
Taylor Street
Columbus drummer arrested for embezzlement in Duluth
Jerome Joy, once a traveling salesman for David Roths child & Co. of Columbus, was arrested in Duluth on charges of larceny after trust. Police allege he embezzled between 1200 and 1500 dollars from the firm, having left Columbus weeks earlier while officers pursued him.
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Columbue
Jerome Joy
David Rothschild & Co
Duluth
Minn
Joy
Joy Jefe Columbus
the Law
Sail ships’ officers charged over withheld medicines
In San Francisco on September 25, Secretary Maternal ordered customs to arrest masters of the whaling vessels Bowhead, Karlul, Narwhale, Thrasher, Alexander and Bonansa for failing to provide crews with medicines and care as required by law. Forty four crew members to testify. Bonen and Alexander wrecked.
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Gan Francisco
Mateal
Department of Commoard and Labor
Juneau
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Karlul
Thrasher
Alexander
Bonansa
Port Harrison
Veesels
Bonen
Wreceel
Local Field Stories Show Arrests and Violent Incidents
Leon Robinson bound over for assault after an attack at 232 Courtland arrest. Luther Frasier involved in the home entry. search for a suspect continues. Preston Green and Nathan Clack fined for shooting near Frasier and Little, with a loaded firearm found. Capitol Avenue Baptist church service postponed due to unsettled conditions. Company M of the Fifth Georgia guards on duty with a Gatling gun. gun’s use cited as efficient for clearing space. William Jones arrested in Reynolda town after officers found ammunition at his home. two phonographs and many knives recovered. John Andrews detained for pocket theft on Fulton Street. 28 dollars and 98 cents recovered. Alfred Aub loll apprehends Dan White after raid on Edgewood Avenue. Decatur wanted man captured. Revival services at First Methodist discontinued due to city unrest. Night School of the YMCA to open next Monday, delayed by city conditions. One unidentified dead Negro killed in the Brawna villa fight identified as Georga Wilder, 70.
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Leon Robinson
Misa Ore Gyan
Courtland
Threw Himself in Front of Train in Virginia Tragedy
Charles R Adams thirty one year old tobacconist from Danville died instantly after throwing himself before a Southern railway train at Spencer Virginia. He had recently worked in a tobacco warehouse in Timmonville and had spoken to several farmhands about ending his life. The engineer stopped the train momentarily before Adams then attempted self destruction and died moments later. Funeral services will be conducted locally.
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Danville
Charles R Adams
RK. C. Adams
Daville
Southern Railway
Spencer
Adams
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