Troops to Cuba Arouse Atlanta Army Post
The general staff orders a 5000 troop expedition to Cuba with the Seventeenth at Fort McPherson and the Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe ordered to march. Washington telegram sparks swift bustle, family news, and mixed emotions among officers and wives as preparations begin for possibly a year abroad.
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Army
Cuba
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
Washington
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Santiago
Clancy
Uncle Sam
Transports Ready To Carry Soldiers
WASPRINGTON June 7 Following a threat of intervention in Cuba unless President Gomez acts, the war department placed transports Meade McClean Sumner and Kirkpatrick in commission and ordered forts to arm their men with heavy marching equipment ready to move on orders. This would allow 5000 infantry to Cuba within two days. The transports would sail from Norfolk and Savannah To Protect Americans while four warships would sail to Oriente and marines disembark to safeguard American property without attacking rebels. The move follows Secretary Knox note to the Cuban government urging a quick end to the revolt and warning of a renewed US campaign if needed.
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Cuba
Gomez
War Department Todas
Meade
McClean
Sumner
Kirkpatrick
Porter
Niastra
Diattsburg
Governors Island
N. Y
Oglethorpe and
McPherson
Georgia
United States
Norfolk
Savannah
Knox
Oriente
New Orleans Men Dominate Southern Championship Golf
W P Stewart of New Orleans defeated F G Byrd of Atlanta 1 up and Nelson M Whitney of New Orleans beat J G England Jr of Little Rock 7 5 to reach a 3 hole Southern title match with Whitney a former champion. Byrd withdrew on the eighteenth after press to win. In the first flight semi final A F Schwartz of New Orleans beat Dud Weaver of Memphis 2 1.
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Tenn
Atlanta
New Orleans
W. P. Stewart
F. G. Byrd
Nelson M. Whitney
J. G. England, Jr
Little Rock
Stewart
Nelson Whitney
Hitney
Byrd
A. F. Schwartz
Dud Weaver
Memphis
Marlborough Racing Entries for First to Seventh Stakes
Entries list for Marlborough races across seven selling maiden and handicap divisions. Notable horses include Christmas Daisy Dora M Lutz Billy Barnes Shreve Gold Check Crease Rose burg Hannah Louise Emperor William Merit Hibernica Gift Ethel LeBrume Castlewood Racewell Virginia Creeper Lu cien Ennis Killen Touchwood Garterman Bart Executante Merry Chilton Agagamenticos Red Jacket Clem Beachy Naughty Rose Bertmont Fort Worth Hudas Sister Royal Onyx Smirk Deduction Aviator Profile Thedus Fanchette Milton B Sister Florence Gates Nicias Helene Hanly Melten Street Liar O'Ryan Colsten and other entries with varying distances and statuses.
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Christmas Daisy
Dora M. Lutz
Billy Barnes
Shreve
Gold Check
Crease
Roseburg
Hannah Louise
Emperor William
Warner Griswell
Leilolah
Merit
Hibernica
Gift
Ethel LeBrume
Castlewood
Racewell
Virginia Creeper
Lucien
Ennis Killen
Touchwood
Garterman
Bart
Executante
Merry Chilton
Agagamenticos
Goldwogge
Vaquel
Fotsch
Josie Hampton
Dr. Bart
Demoness
Red Jacket
Sam Waller
Grania
Stairs
Molles
Harvey F
Lord Welles
Elm Bonnet Stakes Card Marching Fields Races
A detailed race program listing eight events with entrants and weights for two year olds through older horses, including Canadian owned entries. Notes show Whit ney entry, Coupled, apprentice allowance claimed, track slow with weather clear.
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Elle Bonnets
Buskin
Rockview
Clothes Brush
Discovery
Tea Rose
Bob McGee
Continental
Brawney
St. Avon
Whitney
Sheloy
Seriquaver
Startler
Cliftonian
J Ady Irma
Cooney K
Bettie Sue
Lord Ladas
Sherwood
Rye Straw
Dominica
Bragg
Glas
Tanunda
Cliff Stream
Noon
Reybourne
Busy
Colonel Holloway
Altamaha
Spellbound
Isabel
Prince of Wales
Lamp Black
Buck Thorn
the Prophet
St. Abe
Little Mars
High Bridge
Cliff Edge
Bob R
Frog Legs
Guy Fisher
Picolata
Amalfi
Priscilla
Onrico
Brosseau
Hamilton
Defy
Bouncing Lass
Asiaster
Futurity
Gold Mine
Eton Blue
Edith C
Plaintess
Perthshire
Turbine
Carrillon
Arany
Ruble
Scarlet Pimpernel
Little Erie
Upright
Samuel R. Meyers
Alabama Delegates for Taft Seated by National Committee
Chicago June 7 Taft's delegates in the First Second and Fifth Alabama districts were seated by the national committee. The roll call vote was unanimous. The roll call also covered the six delegates at large.
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Taft
Alabama
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Powell Clayton
H. T. Remmell
C. M. Rix
J. E. Bush
William E. Borah
Idaho
William Howard Taft
Borah
Republican National Committee
Hundley
Wilam FE
Rosewater
A. M. Stevenson
Elberton minister Samuel Dean missing after West trip
Elberton Georgia pastor Rev Samuel C Dean of the First Baptist Church vanished after a Westward trip. His wife and church deacons fear for his safety amid letters from Kansas City and Gulfport stating possible nervous breakdown and illness. Deacons plan further search and pending action on his resignation.
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Georgia
Dean
Kansas City
Eiberton
First Baptist Church
Los Angeles
S. O. Hawes
Elberton
Oklahoma City
Georgia Baptist Convention
Gulfport
Crackers and Pelicans Postpone Twin Bill Due to Rain
Heavy rain and off and on showers left Ponce De Leon Park a mud pie. Only one game will be played tomorrow at 2:45 before the New Orleans clubs depart. The weather curse threatens more in the circuit as teams prepare for unsettled conditions and bargain days.
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Crackers
Pelicans
Ponce DeLeon
New Orleans
Dee Frank
Races at Marlborough and Latonia Meet Mixed Results
A sequence of race outcomes lists first place horses and odds at Marlborough, including First Muskmelon 11-5 and Second Tom Holland 2, with multiple notables like Elsie Herndon and Fan chette among the Also ran. At Latonia, Autorun 6.90 leads first, with Benanet 6.50 and Howdy Howdy 17.20 also posting wins alongside a string of contenders and other placements.
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Marlborough
Muskmelon
Fanchette
Elsie Herndon
Tallahassee
Miss Stanwell
Susan
Latonia
Autorun
Fiel
Blue Jay
Sam Hirsch
George Karme
Blue Beard
Holberg
Dorlon
Richard Gentry
A. J. Corry
Monitor
Ancon
Benanet
Billy Holder
Toy
Transport
Rooster
Pike’s Peak
Marshon
Sprightly Miss
Cordie F
Howdy Howdy
Wander
J. W. Carter
Colonel Brown
Gertrude Hill
Jacobite
Spindle
Gay Bird
Sir Deneth
Crystal Domino
Creme de Menthe
Floral Day
Pliant
Casey Jones
Widow
Miss Thorpe
Polly D
Hedge
Puck
Wondawhy
Joe Knight
Georgia Socialists to Convene in Macon on July 4
The annual Georgia Socialists convention will be in Macon on July 4. Delegates will be elected to the national convention.
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Macon
Georgia Socialists
American Association at Columbus Minls and Mets
Results from multiple games include Columbus minis 5 10 5 and Indians 7 7 2, with umpires Hayes Handiboe Napolis, Slapnicka Fe Napolis, and others. Louisville and St Paul matchups ended with Louisville 49 to 3 and Toledo 10 to 12 with Reiger Krauss Carisch umpires.
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Min’l’s
Col’b’s
Olmatead
Owens
Cook
Smith
Hayes
Handiboe
Toledo
St. P’l
Reiger
Murray
Krauss
Carisch
Anderson
Irwin
International League Scores From Rochester Toronto Providence Baltimore
In Rochester Bufalo and Roch r games each side posted runs as Brockett and Blair contributed. Umpires Nallan and Kelasen officiated. At Toronto Mattern Pierce and Fisch Matthews worked with umpires. Providence J City produced ten runs as ProVeen led with 485, Wells Lafitte and others contributing. Baltimore N ark faced heavy scoring and Shawkey and Bergin along with Byron and Bullin oversaw the contests with varied results.
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Agerman and
Wells
Lafitte and Sone
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East Tennessee league opens season with four towns
The East Tennessee league featuring Athens Etowah Loudon and Lenoir City starts its season tomorrow.
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Tenn
East Tennessee League
Athens
Etowah
Loudon
Lenoir City
Weather forecast for fair, cooler tonight and tomorrow
Fair weather continues with a drop in temperatures tonight. Morning readings at 8 am are 67 degrees, rising to 69 at 10 am and noon, and reaching 71 by 2 pm.
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