Off Libertyville meet ends amid gambling fears and trades
Sporting briefs report the Har Jem Jockey Club meeting at Libertyville near Chicago canceled after Sheriff Powell warned of a raid over gambling. Other items note Mars Cassidy’s assault on turf reporter W A Vreeland, player trades like Harry Steinfeldt to Chicago for Jake Weimer, and various college and racing tidbits with colorful anecdotes.
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Har Jem Jockey Club
Libertyville
Chicago
Sheriff Powell
Mars Cassidy
Brighton Beach
W. A. Vreeland
New York
Vreeland
Cassidy
Harry Steinfeldt
Cincinnati
Jake Weimer
Philadelphila
Football and Boxing Notes From Pearl-Tilled Early Sports Roundup
A brisk review of gridiron and ring news from the era notes Wisconsin moving to reprimand Rekersall over professional claims. Annapolis drills under coach Dashiell. Columbia shows strong backs, weak line. Upcoming bouts in Philadelphia and Vancouver, with Kid Broad vs Wille Howey and Murphy vs Mellovern. A pending congress bill may close Bennings race track in DC. Theodore Anderson, Missouri assistant coach, has a long celebrated career at halfback and remains under scrutiny by state authorities.
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Wisconsin
Rekersall
Chicago
Lakwalde
Annapolis
Vault Dashiell
Olcutt
Rockwell
Columbia
Philadelphia
Kid
Tom Travey
Vancouver
Wash
Tyan
Ileodore Anderson
Missouri University Tigers
Anderson
Missouri
Jefferson City
Conley Sentenced to Hang in Santa Fe Murder Case
Judge McFie in Santa Fe district court denied a new trial in the Territory v John Conley for the January 16 murder at the Guadaloupe placers. The jury found premeditation from the fatal second shot. Conley was sentenced to be hanged in the yard gallows at Taos. An appeal motion was granted but not a stay of execution.
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John R. McFie
First Judicial District Court
County of
Santa Fe
John Conley
James Redding
Guadalupe Placers
Tacs City
Dodge McPle
Red Wing
Conley
Redding
McFy
Gall of
Taoscous
Coniey
Atorneys
20000 Trout Arrive for Sandoval County Streams
J A Sprague of the U S Bureau of Fisheries arrived in Espanola with a 20000 trout consignment for the Jemez San Antonio and other Valles range creeks in Sandoval county. 5000 of 25000 native trout died in a wreck near Brady station Friday. The fish are handed to Frank Blake deputy warden to stock the streams and the Fisheries Commission invites applicants to receive consignments for local streams.
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J. A. Sprague
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Espanola
Jemez
San Antonio
Valles Range
Sandoval County
Brady Station
Frank Blake
Game and Fish
United States Fisheries Commission
Wanderer The Wandering Jew Reaches California By Letter
A letter received by C. W. Dowling from Sam Goldstein known as The Wandering Jew reports arrival at El Gasco California while walking from New Orleans to San Francisco. He says sunburnt face and neck from crossing the Yuma desert and that he dropped twice from exhaustion and thirst. He expects to reach Los Angeles in about five days.
Married by proxy amid tragedy at hospital
Hoardman, a switchman, died after being crushed between cars at Minols Steel Co hospital. He reportedly married Mira Edith Brusner in his final moments as Dr Hannah Starrow pronounced the ceremony. The license was issued after Mrs Brusner learned of the plan.
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Mira Edith Brusner
Chicago
Howard
Boardman
Minols Steel Company
Mev
Mathilda Brosner
Lcense
Wild BIN Donovan Keeps His Sliver, Detroit Victory Highlighted
In a dramatic game against Washington, Wild BIN Donovan struck out eleven batters and delivered solid form for Detroit. The plvakart slice incident with his cap remained visible on camera, while the pitcher continued to show strength and leadership for the team. A smaller photo labels him as W. S. teleflog.
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Wild bin
Donovan
Agsinet Washington
Deronta
Promising Material for Strong Albuquerque Football Team
Outlook favors a sturdy Albuquerque team this winter as last year’s players return and new local talent arises from American Lumber employees and college alumni. Names mentioned include Anderson Brown Mitchell Scottie F Hale Fluke Ortiz Neher Stamm and Kong with potential games against territory schools and other city clubs. Gate receipts could cover costs as the season begins promptly.
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Pling
Albuquerque
American Lumber Company
Anderson
Brown
Mitchell
Scottie
F. Hale
Fluke
Ortiz
Neher
Stamm
Kong
Roswell Prepares For Annual Fair With Big Plans
Roswell will host its third annual fair October 10 to 13 with a 1000 copy booklet outlining rules and premiums from 50 cents to 25 dollars. The racing program features sixteen races totaling 1620 dollars in purses, divisions 65 26 10 for first second third, with harness and running events under American Trotting and American Racing associations. Directors oversee stock exhibits home gardens and kitchen displays, entry tickets cost 25 cents with 15 cents for under 14s.
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American Trotting Association
American Racing Association
Otto Hedgecoxe
Lve
James C. Hamilton
Fairbank to cut son out of easy money
A Washington dispatch reports officials discuss removing Fairbank’s son from a generous wage role. Vice President Palebanks allegedly sought to publish the possibility, arguing the appointment should not be permanent and that the son’s place is undeserved. The piece notes nepotism concerns within high offices and hints at ongoing political maneuvering.
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Fairbank
Palebanks
Washington
Tie Son
Vanerininee
Professional Cards and Notices from Albuquerque 1905
A dense classifieds section lists professionals in Albuquerque New Mexico including dentists physicians attorneys civil engineers and contractors. Entries include J B Kraft Jamuna Alger Bernard Rodey Ira M Bond Elaine R W D Bryan E W Dobson Joan H Stingie F W Spencer V O Walling D F Magrolling A L Morgan C H Conner J E Bronson and others with office addresses at Railroad Avenue North Second Street and Barnett Building plus references to the Albuquerque Business College and Corbett Collins.
Trixy Hose and Boston School Shoes Ad Offers Bargains
Advertises Trixy Hose for boys and girls at 20 cents per pair with cheaper alternatives. Promotes Boston school shoes for boys and girls in multiple price ranges. Also markets children’s underwear and Union suits with prices from 15 to 50 cents.
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Boston
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Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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George Arnott
C. Baldridge
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