Ge Happenings In World Of Sport At Sunny Port Track
Daily racing card at Sunny Port track lists six races with purses and entrants. Notable runners include Beatrice S, Captain Ser Kyle, Our Jessie, Jessie Jarboe, Theory, and Braw Lad among others as track conditions are reported rainy and sloppy.
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Lorina
Franc'a
Penance
Alan
Iasanco
Spencer Reiff
Henry MacDaniels
Seal Sports
Beatrice S
Captain Ser Kyle
Andrew's Ring
H. L. Coleman
Pirate Queen
Landseer
Sarilla
Prince of Africa
Gautama
Camile
Governor Boyd
la Crima
Our Jessie
Jessie Jarboe
Theory
Braw Lad
Bucveluth
Red Book
Kaffir
Leo Woods
Duke of Connaught
Terrafirma
Flora Pomona
Abe Frank
John Carney
Votary
G. Goo
Foxy Kane
Pretty Charlie
Robert G. Lansing
the Don
Seling
Lefter
Chorus Boy
Malay
Trebor
South Breeze
Ida Ledford
Sister Jeanie Favorite Heads to Victory
Very heavily played contender Sister Jeanie led early but Esa Calante ridden by Boze man moved up to win by a head over the favorite. Beat Her finished close, a head behind in a photo finish.
Selections for San Francisco Races Listed
Special Dispatch :o the Standard lists horse selections for tomorrow’s races in San Francisco. First race Winnecook El Pilar Strica. Second race Expedient Morengo. Third race Moorish Ada N Rey Dare. Fourth race Princess Titania The Pride Frank Bell. Fifth race Silver Fizz Varo School for Scandal. Sixth race Saul of Tarsus Moa bina Vantine.
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San Francisco
Wil Piles
Jons
Cali
Winnecook
el Pilar
Strica
Morengo
Moorish
Ada N
Rey Dare
Princess Titania
the Pride
Frank Bell
Silver Fizz
Varo
School For Scandal
Saul of Tarsus
Moabina
Vantine
Ressia
Aquerendo
Lou Clivenden
Sir Claus
Lomond
Aunt Mary
Lief Prince
Clarando
Mae Flecknoe
Blpolar
Gold Baron
Major Hooker
Elfense
Compass
Rasp
Expedient
Killeen
Sel
Frank Pell
Haverdon
Bilver
Escalante Beats Sister Jeanie In Oakland Six Furlong Handicap
In Oakland on a fast track Escalante ridden by Bozeman edged Sister Jeanie by a head after she led in the stretch. Divina, a 20 to 1 shot, closed fast to win the fifth race. Royal Rogue defeated Golden Light in the six furlong event. Washington notes Benning results with Man o War and Caithness among winners.
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San Francisco
Sister Jeanie
Oakland
Escalante
Bozeman
Divina
Royal Rogue
Golden Light
Conley
Selting Lento
Ulm
Tufts
Golden Wight Scond
Lass of Langdon
Bragg
seling—Plan
Marechal Niel
Elmide
John Peters
Sir Hampton
Kickumbob
Montgomery Park Racecard Recap From Memphis Apr 2
Results from Montgomery Park in Memphis on April 2 show Leviaghan winning a six furlong race with Ben Frost second and Repedale third in 1.16. Ecome captured the one mile and 70 yard selling with Brewer Schorr second and Syncopsted Sandy third in 1:30.45. Nobleman won the Montgomery Handicap Consolation over Vulca in second and Wax Taper third in 1:tdhy. Helen Paxton led the selling steeplechase short course with McLaren, Jackanapes third in 2:24. Tom Cogan prevailed in the half mile with Budget second and Gold Ball third in :51.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Leviaghan
Ben Frost
Ecome
Brewer Schorr
Sandy
Nobleman
Vulca
Wax Taper
Helen Paxton
McLaren
Jackanapes
Tom Cogan
Gold Ball
Races and Weights for Today’s Meeting
Weights and entries listed for six races including trip distances and selling and maiden classifications. Notable entries include Maus, Wise, Princess Titania, Gentlemen and several 100s plus several with 110s plus 120.
The Lemps Win At Ninepins In Close Series
The Lemps defeated the Thorntons in the ninthpins match last night on Lemps alleys. After even scores early, the Lemps led by the third game and clinched the series by winning games one three and four while Thorntons took games two and five. The Lemps totaled 122 pins across all five games, while the Thorntons had 166.
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Thorntons
Lemps
I N
Fifty Four Clean Scores In Grand American Handicap
Kansas City report states 119 shooters had not missed when play stopped. 54 kept a straight 4-run score while eight money prizes split. Notable straight scorers include Ra Herkes Dayton Ohio W R Crosby O fallon AL Pred Gilbert Spirit Lake Iowa and J H Holmes Chloride Ariz Annie Oakley missed none, Lillian Smith missed three, M S Johnson lost two, J A R Elliott missed one.
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Kansas City
Herkes
Dayton
Onio
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
Pred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
J. H. Holmes
Chloride
Ariz
Lillian Smith
Mas S Johnson
Minneapolia
Annie Oakley
J. A. R. Elliott
Western league members revise schedule in Kansas City
Representatives from each Western league club met in Kansas City to revise the Denver drafted schedule. The public release is slated for Sunday. Attending were President Whitfield and Nicholls of Kansas City Duffy of Milwaukee Sears of Des Moines Van Brunt and McKibben of St. Joseph Packard of Denver Burns of Colorado Springs Hart of Peoria and Rourke of Omaha.
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Kansas City
Denver
Whitfield
Messrs. Nicholls
Duffy
Milwaukee
Sears
Des Moines
van Brunt
McKibben
St. Joseph
Packard
Burns
Colorado Springs
Hart
Peoria
Rourke
Omaha
Rain Delays Second Day At Grand American Handicap
Drizzling rain at Blue River Park in Kansas City stalls the Grand American handicap shoot second day. Attention centers on 142 shooters with straight eight bird rounds from yesterday as 150 entrants complete two rounds today, with cold raw weather and uncertain conditions.
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Kansas City
Blue P Ver Park
Cox and Trembath High Scores in Two Man Tourney
Cox and Trembath defeated Bring and Peterson Reynolds and Swingley in the B class two man tournament at the Thornton alleys Butte last night by 129 pins. They totaled 946 to 817 for the runners up. The second game was their high score of the trio.
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Cox and Trembath
Thornton Alleys
Butte
Reynolds
Swingley
Bring
Peterson
Cox and
Trembath
Thornton
Salt Lake Promises Boxing Match Fight in City
Salt Lake Athletic Club manager Osborne writes Mose Latontise of Butte Montana offering a match in Salt Lake City. If Latontise accepts a foe is to be found. Jimmy Burns arrives from Ogden seeking a bout with Tom Tracy who can weigh in at 16 pounds.
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Standard
Salt Lake City
Osborne
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Mose Latontise
Butte
Mont
Jimmy Burns
Ogden
Tom Tracy
Tracy
Idaho State Lays State University Ball Team Manager and Captain Resignations
Spokane reports Idaho State University calls for the resignations of Manager Gibb and Captain Orland over alleged rule violations. The athletic committee rejects the resignations and refuses to name replacements, claiming misunderstanding and arguing severe measures are unwarranted. If unresolved the team may begin the season without a captain or manager.
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Spokane
Wash
Apr
Moscow
Idaho State University
Gibb
Orland
Baseball Player Hero Saves Nine Men at Walcott Hoist
Dick Bayless of the Joplin baseball team earned hero status in Joplin Missouri when a fire erupted in the hoist house at Walcott mine. While the hoisterman failed to act, Bayless worked in the engine room to pull nine men to safety through smoke and flames before being overcome by exhaustion. The remaining two men were rescued by those still outside as the hoist house collapsed.
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Joplin
Dick Bayless
Walcott Mone
Missouri
Hoister House
Hoisterman
Bayless
Holster House
Six day O as you please race ends in Detroit
The six day O as you please race in Detroit concluded after six days as pedestrians left the track. Promoters canceled due to light attendance and inability to cover expenses.
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Detroit
Mich
Outburst in Paris as Woman Attacks Politician
A prominent Paris figure M. Hanotaux faced a dramatic incident when a woman hurled a purse at him and accused him of ruining her life. She struck him with the purse before police intervened and later released her to her parents. The event caused a public stir.
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M. Hanotaux
M. Hantotaux
Convicted assailant shot by train crew in Edenton
Thamas Barle, a negra who tried to assault Miss Perry at Hyland in Cowan county, was jailed for 15 years in the penitentiary. Deputy Sheriff Robinson and Early left Edenton with a military guard. A shooter aboard the train fired four times at the prisoner, striking him in the head and cheek. the train halted for medical aid and Early began recovery.
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Edenton
N. C
Early Will
Dublin Frees John Redmond and Patrick McHugh
Dublin grants freedom of the city to John Redmond MP and Patrick McHugh MP in recognition of their nationalist work and leadership. The lord mayor praises their service to the cause and notes McHugh’s courage against jury packing while highlighting Redmond’s party successes.
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Dublin
City of
John Redmond
M. P
Irish Nationalist League
Patrick A. McHugh
Leitrim
Thomas O'Donnell
United States
Irish League
Thomas D. Pile
Corporation of Dublin
Mr. Redmond
Mr. McHugh
Boxer Tommy White Dies After Knockout
Philadelphia reports Tommy Herkeneth known as Tommy White died at Presbyterian Hospital following a knockout in a March 29 bout at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Opponent was Tommy Marker.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Herkeneth
Tommy White
Tommy Marker
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Presbyterian Hospital
Walthour Wins Two Five Mile Heats in Motor Pace Race
Atlanta for a motor paced event. Bobby Walthour defeated George Leander in two five mile heats. In the second heat Walthour set a new world record with a time of 7 52, shaving three fifths of a second from the former mark of Archie McFachern.
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Atlanta
Bobby” Walthour
George Leander
Chicago
Walthour
Archie McFachern
Fal of Spokane Signs with Butte in Baseball Shuffle
Spokane reports Marvin Fal, who pitched for Spokane last year, has been released and signed with Butte. He plans to leave for Butte next Saturday, signaling a player movement amid team changes.
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Spokane
Wash
Marvin Fal
Butte
Miles Defeats Ashworth in Amateur Racquet Final at Queen's Club
London April 3 ErH Miles wins the amateur racquet championship final at Queen's Club defeating Percy Ashworth. Miles will challenge Lonrworth for the title on Saturday.
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London
Queen's Club
Erh Miles
Percy Ashworth
Miles
Lonrworth
San Francisco Boxer Joe Cotton KO’s Gene Bissell in 2nd
Joe Cotton of San Francisco defeated Gene Bissell with a second round knockout in Boulder. The bout ended decisively with Cotton landing the finish in the later stages of the round.
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Boulder, Cole
April
Joe Cotton
San Francisco
Gene Bissell
New York Governor Signs Anarchy Suppression Bill
Albany April 3 Governor Odell signed a bill to stamp out anarchy in the state. It imposes up to ten years in prison or a four thousand dollar fine or both for promoting anarchistic doctrines by speech writing or other means.
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Albany
N. Y
Odell
American rider Foxhall Keene unplaced at Croxton Park races
London April 8 Foxhall Keene the American spokesman rode in the Croxton Park meetings today and was unplaced in the first and last races He finished in the Granby handicap aboard Milano owned by R Deplidge
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London
Foxhall Keene
Croxton Park
Mr. Keene
Granby
R. Deplidge
Milano
Centennial Season 0 beer praise
The note touts a season 0 bock beer and specifically recommends trying the Centennial. It claims it is the best.
Scandal at National Geographical Congress Opening
At Oran Algeria M Hanotaux presiding over the opening of the national geographical congress was leaving with local officials when a young woman clutched his arm and spoke under her breath. He replied You can do what.
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Pars
National Geographical Congress
Oran
Algera
M. Hanotaux
Ryan Wins Over Billy 81 ft In One Round Bout
Tommy Ryan of Kansas City won a one round decision over Billy 81 ft of Chicago at Warner Hall. Stitt was outclassed. Centennial Brewing Company promotes its famous Check Beer on draught today.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
This City
Billy
Chicago
Warner Hall
Stitt
Centennial Brewing Company
Goelet Inheritance Doubled by Sister's Death
New York reports that Robert W. Goelet will receive more than 12 million dollars from his late father’s will after his sister Beatrice Goelet’s death in February. Had she lived, his share would have been about five to six million.
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New York
Beatrice Goelet
Robert W. Goelet
Rebellious Uprising Reported in Servian Inhabitants
Vienna April 3 report from Neue Freie Presse describes a serious organized rebellion among Servian inhabitants. The dispatch notes substantial unrest and potential clashes indicating a coordinated insurrection within the population.
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Vienna
Neue. Frie Presse
Turmoil in Turkish Villages Sparks Albanian Rebellion Skirmishes
The article notes well armed insurgents from the northern Turkish villages and Serb/Serbian rebel groups clashing with Albanians at Kolashin. Reports from other areas indicate multiple casualties with men killed or wounded.
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Turkey
Kolashin
Dr Cabell White resigns as mint head
Washington April 2 Dr Cabell White head chief assiser of the mint has resigned to take effect as soon as Secretary Shaw finds a suitable man to succeed him Alfred E Jessup most prominent among the candidates for the place which is covered by civil service rules and probably will be filled by transfer Mr Jessup is a graduate of Lehigh university and of Freidburre in Saxony
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Washington
Cabell Whitehead
Mint
Shaw
Alfred E. Jessup
Civil Service
Jessup
Lehigh University
Fretdburre
Saxony
German Manufacturers Meet in Berlin to Discuss Combines
Berlin April 3 The Central Association of German Manufacturers called a conference of all trusts syndicates and associations of manufacturers to be held in Berlin April 9 to discuss the economic advantages of combinations. Three hundred such combinations have been organized in Germany during the past few years.
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Berlin
Central Association of German Manufacturers
Germany
Molders Strike Expands in Chattanooga Plants
In Chattanooga Tennessee about 1500 molders are involved as four more plants refuse to work, with the current dispute centered on the use of negro laborers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jury Acquits Mrs Haines in Infant Daughter Murder Case
Mount Holly New Jersey April 3 The jury found Mrs Haines not guilty of murdering her infant stepdaughter Gwendoline Haines ending a highly charged trial with the defense highlighting lack of conclusive evidence and reasonable doubt.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Subscriptions to Russian Loan Close in Berlin
Berlin reports subscriptions to the Russian loan closed at 4 PM with heavy oversubscription. Exact figures were not yet tallied.
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Berlin
Marconi Wireless Rights Sold to U S Company
London reports the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company has sold its American rights and patents to an American company with a capital of 6 150 000 dollars.
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London
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
Tacoma Arrives With News From Yokohama
Victoria B C April 3 The steamer Tacoma from Yokohama reached port this evening. She passed the ship Senator in the straits on its voyage to Seattle from Glasgow.
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Victoria
B. C
Tacoma
Yokohama
Senator
Strai
Seattle
Glasgow
Belgrade University Closes Amid Unrest in Servia
Belgrade reports the university's closure on April 3 amid ongoing unrest in Servia. Authorities cite public safety concerns as the trigger for shifting academic activities and student dispersal.
Government riot ends in clashes with police
Students sparked a riot that escalated into a confrontation with police. Dozens were injured on both sides as authorities moved to arrest riot leaders and restore order.
Drowning of two officers during fishing trip near Detroit
Detroit April 3. While returning from a fishing trip in a small sail boat Lieutenants Howard F Avery adjutant of the first battalion of the 14th regiment stationed at Fort Wayne and Washbridge were drowned when the boat overturned in the river. Trumpeter Richard Tuney was rescued clinging to the overturned craft and is in the fort hospital in serious condition. All three served in the Philippines and returned with the 14th about two years ago.
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Detroit
Mich
Howard F. Avery
14Th Regiment
Fort Wayne
Washbridge
Richard Tuney
Fort Hospital
Philippines
Buffalo Woman Dives Over Niagara Falls
Della Tansey of Buffalo leapt from Goat Island bridge above the American Falls. William Connors of Liverpool waded into the river, attached a rake to her clothes to pull her toward shore, but her garments tore and she fell over the brink. Two hundred spectators witnessed the tragedy.
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Niagara Falls
McKinley Surgeon Fees Reported Not To Exceed 25009
Attending McKinley in Buffalo North Carolina on April 3 the Express notes an authoritative statement that surgeons who attended the president will be paid no more than 25009 dollars. The surgeons declined to submit bills saying compensation should be settled separately from any charges already rendered.
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Buffalo
N. C
the Express
McKinley
Negotiations Opened as Boer Leaders Split Sought
Acting President Schalkburger meets President Steyn at an undisclosed location with Delarey and Kemp. Dewet is reported near Boshof while the party’s exact location remains unascertained.
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Kroonstadt
Orange River Colony
Schalkburger
Steyn
Delarey
Kemp
Dewet
Boshof
One Feminine Advantage From Brooklyn Eagle
A thoughtful man argues that women are not unfairly treated and may have advantages in some lines. He says it takes more than a scandal to create a dramatic star, countering a male rights advocate with a guarded remark. The exchange highlights gender perceptions in social commentary.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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