Diverse Horse Racing Card with Multiple Races and Entries
A detailed entry list for races across six events. Notable runners include Obstinate Simon and Rough Rider in the sixth race, Clinitia and The Coxtin in the first, Poor Boy and Neal Spots in the second, The Rival and Aladdin in the third, Waxsuper and The Lady in the fourth, and Olden Link plus Daryl in the steeplechase. Conditions read clear and fast with prices and weights listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinitia
Tom Collins
Gillick
Arotina
Salinda
Star Wail
Assessment
the Coxtin
Zack Ford
Harry Schaffer
Small Jack
Amoranti
Lee Nutter
Ensock
Poor Boy
Harry McDanilus
Neal Spots
John A. Scott
Budweiser
Wood Lake
South Breeze
Olden Link
Dick Furber
Mazo
George Boyd
Fallela
Henry Gibbs
Daryl
Tras
Pretty Charlie
Valverde
Rainey
Votary
Dinero
Gertie Winehold
Vestia
Wyroming Wins Fourth Event at Aloha Ir Meet
Wyroming took the lead to win the race in the fourth event at the Aloha Ir meet with a strong finish. The odds were forty to one, highlighting a surprising victory for the runner.
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Aloha Ir
Mulholland selections for Oakland races listed
The Call publishes Mulholland's selections for tomorrow's Oakland races with Walhurst El Pilar Lento in the first field Milas Impromptu Captain Gaines in the second The Fretter Grafter Limelight in the third High Chancellor Honiton Sylvia Talbot in the fourth Position Macgyle Colonel Ballantyne in the fifth and Glendenning May W Sea Queen in the sixth race
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San Francisco
Mulholland
Oakland
Walhurst
el Pilar
Lento
Milas
Impromptu
Captain Gaines
Fretter
Grafter
Limelight
High Chancellor
Honiton
Sylvia Talbot
Macgyle
Colonel Ballantyne
Glendenning
May W. Sea Queen
Uim
Gold Baron
Quibo
Billy Lyons
Rainier
By Pilar
Frank Woods
Cane Jo
Straggler
Sailor
Jim Hale
Halmetta
Captain Daines
Lio
Rah
Lime Light
Rey Dare
Bagdad
Duke of York II
Tirona
Compass
Milan
the Fretter
Kitty Kelly
Courtier
the Fog
Georgie West
Gold van
Clarinette
Arabo
China
Forsythe
Orreo
MacDonough
Bragg
India
May W
Varro
Close finish in Oakland horse race edges Divina to win
In a tight five furlongs card at Oakland Rubus, John Peters and Saul of Tarsus chased Divina to the line with Divina prevailing by a nose. Aloha IT led the stable boys to a 40 to 1 upset, Our Lizzie Jackson and Zee each captured two victories in the program.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Rubus
John Peters
Saul
Tarsus
Divina
Tower of Candles
Marshal Neil
Wyoming
Aloha
E. C. Bell
Our Lizzie Jackson
Zee
Mamie Hildreth
Katie Walcott
el Rey
Organdie
the Fog
the Forum
Selling the Hoodoo
Fridolin
King Delis
Alpha Tl
Our Lizzie
Lena
Windward
Montgomery Park Race Results From Memphis April Meet
Memphis April 11 results list six races with winners The ory The Don Marque Vulcain Eva Russell McWilliams and partners Ben Battle Kine's Lady Karouche Brigade Wax Taper Our Jessie Sarah Maxim Trebor and W B Gates noted for times from 1:16 to 1:49 percent handicap events and selling races.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Theory
Ben Battle
Orleans
the Don
Kine's Lady
Gold Bell
Marque
Karouche
Our Jessie
Vulcain
Brigade
Wax Taper
Eva Russell
Lady Like
Sarah Maxim
McWilliams
Trebor
W. B. Gates
Horse Races at Benning Track Results Reported
Washington April 11 report lists six races with winners Bloim Blue Peter The Hovden Glorioso Merry Hours Black and placements Meistersinger Pigeon Post Benduro Squid Essene Geisha Girl Red Knight Odds and Ponds Pather Dan All Saints and perished third times 1 49.
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Washington
Benning
Bloim
Meistersinger
Pigeon Post
Blue Peter
Benduro
Squid
Glorioso
Geisha Girl
Red Knight
Merry Hours
Odds and Ponds
Pather Dan
Black
All Saints
Weights and Entries for Todays Horse Races Card
The meet lists six races with weights for each entry across a 1 mile 100 yard sprint a seven furlongs dash and more. Notable horses include Rainier Quibo Duke of York II High Chancellor Georgie West and Colonel Ballantyne among others with varying weights and purses noted. The day’s entries show Forsythe and MacDonough noted as handlers and multiple horses listed under the Futurity and handicap events.
Hurdle Handicap Debut Race Cards Include Noted Entrants
First event over one and a half miles lists 10 Klondyke N 130 Tamarin 158 Beau Ideal 140 Farrell 148 Water Alone 153 Goud 145 J A Warner 147 Fabius 135 Cheval ier 140 Tankard 134 with Farrell and Water Alone as Bradley entry. Third race over about two miles shows Silent Friend 130 Hand Vice 130 Arius 143 Decameron 150. Fourth race covers seven furlongs with Ben ning spring handicap Merriment 8.
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Klondyke N
Tamarin
Beau Ideal
Farrell
Water
Goud
J. A Warner
Fabius
Chevalier
Tankard
Bradley
Rblue
Orange
Spring Brook
Julia Violet
O'Brien and Walcott Fight Six Rounds In Philadelphia
Philadelphia April 11. Jack O'Brien and Joe Walcott battled six fast rounds at the Industrial Athletic Club before a crowded house. The bout was evenly contested with many fans split on who led. O'Brien used lefts to Walcott’s face and rights to the stomach trading a hard exchange while Walcott landed two sharp rights in round two and gained stamina as the fight wore on. Both men appeared undisturbed after the final bell with O'Brien showing more wear from a harder bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Inqustrial Athletic Club
O'Brien
O’brien
Walcott
More Butte Players Join Salt Lake City Trip
Three more of Manager McCloskey s braves head to Salt Lake City this afternoon Ollie Burns pitcher D W Zearfoss catcher and Tom Kelly outfielder Burns and Zearfoss rested yesterday and are in good shape The trio joins Kane Houtz and Kay who will report soon The Eagles of Anaconda and Zearfoss s experience promise strong contributions and local fans expect a creditable opening game showing for MacCloskey s aggregation.
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Manager McCloskey
Braves
Salt Lake City
Ollie Burns
D. W. Zearfoss
Tom Kelly
Kane
Houtz
Kay
Burns
Zearfoes
Montana
Eagles
Anaconda
MacCloskey
Zearfoss
Northwest
Butte
Court Enjoins Pitcher Weimer In KC Case
A temporary restraining order was issued against pitcher Weimer by the Kansas City Athletic Association. He is barred from participating in exhibition games until the case is heard next Monday when a permanent decision will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Weimer
Kansas City Athletic Association
Vanderbilt Wins Prix Melgadie at Maison la Fitte Races
Paris April 11 Vanderbilt's Bright ridden by Jenkins won the Prix Melgadie at 2 to 1. Arieg ridden by Vanderbilt failed to place in the Prix de Santuel. McIntyra rode the Prix de Boissey winner and Milton Henry rode the Prix Lessard le Chane winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Bright
Jenkins
Mr. Vanderbilt
McIntyra
Milton Henry
More Troops for Ireland Ordered by British Government
Dublin dispatch reports 10 battalions of English and Scottish militia to be embodied and sent to Ireland within a month under the coercion act. Lord Londonderry, the paymaster general, warned he would resign from the cabinet unless active measures were taken to curb the United Irish league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Dublin
Ireland
Lord Londonderry
United Irish League
Young Murderer Pardoned After Killing Farmer
Arthur Prentice, a youthful English lad, was sentenced to hang for the farmer's murder after a rabbit dispute escalated to a fatal shooting. His sentence was changed to life imprisonment, and he has now received a pardon.
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Vancouver
B. C
Arthur Prentice
Prentice
Prentice Released to Friends in England Following Court
The report notes extenuating circumstances in the initial case and a favorable judge's ruling. Prentice has friends in England and was released today to be forwarded to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
England
Union dispute settled at Big Blackfoot Milling Company
In Missoula on April 11 the Big Blackfoot Milling Company employees and J C Vanderberg ended a labor dispute. Workers quit after Vanderberg was kept from joining the union but later returned to work. Vanderberg, once denied union admission, may still be investigated. Separately in Washington Major Pruden, assistant secretary to the president, showed heart condition improvement and hopes to resume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Carpenters’ Union
Vanderberg
Washington
Major Pruden
Mission at St Pauls church draws crowds
Rev Father Mulconry leads the parish mission on Our Divine Mercy and Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Rev Father O Connor conducts morning services and upcoming sermons include Perseverance and Value of the Human Soul. Mass times are set and children’s mass at 9 remains separate from high mass. Special music planned for Sunday services.
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St. Paul's Church
Father Mulconry
Father O'Connor
Muster ing Veterans at Turner Hall
Turner Hall hosted the Spanish American War Veterans of Thomas Scallon camp No. 1 as Deputy Mustering Officer Capt. Phil Greenan mustered the group. Officers elected included Maj. Joan Halthan as Commander and Michael Fitzgerald as senior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Thomas Scallon
Phil Greenan
Maj
Joan Halthan
Michael Fitzgerald
Jacob Schiffman
Joseph Gette
Alex Letat
John Alexander
George Spiers
Larry Keenan
Quieted nerves and restored health with Dr Miles' orvine
Mrs. M. E. Lacy of Fortville Indiana reports severe nervous fatigue and exhaustion. One dose of Dr Miles orvine quieted nerves and fatigue, seven bottles restoring health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles’ |Orvine
M. E. Lacy
Fortville
Ind
Waller on Trial Cites Precedents for Executions Without Trial
Maj. Lyttleton W. Waller of the US Marines argues at Manila court-martial that executions of natives without trial were practiced by multiple nations. He cites 1882 Egypt actions, China campaigns, and other historical cases to justify his own alleged killings as martial law.
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Manila
Maj
Lyttleton W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Santiago
Egypt
Bengal
China
Cocnel
Arthur Smith
Waller
Marix
Smith
Kingsbury
Third Cavalry
Secretary Root Faces No Action on Alleged Extreme Military Measures
Washington April 11 Secretary Root is not now in a position to take any action regarding the allegations of extreme military measures. The statement signals no immediate move or inquiry. The report outlines ongoing restraint while officials consider the next steps.
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Washington
Root
Demand for Broad Administrative Change Issued
Secretary Cortelyou informs Secretary Shaw the president seeks a complete turnover in three offices. Powderly resigns, Fitchie’s term ends, Williams nominated to replace him. Sargent to succeed Powderly with a delay. Mec Sweeny asked to resign, Joseph Murray slated for McSweeny’s post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Powderly Firchie
McSweeny
Powderly
Fitchie
Williams
Sargent
MecSweeny
Joseph Murray
No Intention to Corner Luck on Louisville & Nashville
The stock market covered Louisville & Nashville as a feature with rumors of a corner dissipated by a statement from President Keppler of the stock exchange assuring there was no intention to corner the stock and that it would be available to borrow.
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New York
Louisville & Nashville
Keppler
The
Stock Exchange
Cabinet Meeting in Washington Hears Three Key Moves
At the Washington cabinet meeting on April 11 the hour session addressed the appointment of a new Pension Commissioner, the immigration service inquiry, and the mule shipment to British camps in South Africa. No action will occur on the mule issue until Colonel Crowder’s report arrives.
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Washington
Pension
Evans
Immigration Service
New Orleans
South Africa
Crowder
Illinois Central Plans Chicago Meeting Rumor Denied
The Record-Herald reports that Illinois Central President Stuyvesant Fish has not met Great Western President Stickney or Burlington President Harris. Fish declined to publicly deny the rumors, stating no confirmation of the alleged Chicago meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Record-Herald
Stuyvesant Fish
Tllinoisentral
Stickney
Great Western
Harris
Burlington
Fish
Illinois Central Rules Out New Lines To St Paul
The Illinois Central declares no plans to add railway lines to St Paul or other places. It has operated through trains to St Paul and Minneapolis via an arrangement with the Minneapolis and St Paul, waiting only for the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern to stop using the Minneapolis line.
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Illnois Central Road
St. Paul
Miineapolis
St. Pauis
Minneapolis
Burington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Palma's Trip Through Cuba Heads Toward Inauguration
President elect Tomas Estrada Palma visited the White House with special commissioner Quesada for about an hour. He plans a 20 day Cuban tour visiting Gibara Holguin Bayamo Manzanillo Santiago and Batabane with railroads flatboats horseback and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
White House
Quesada
Palma
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Gibara
Holguin
Bayamo
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
Batabane
Mr. Palma
Maso
Havana
Root
Wood
Detectives Return With Suspect In Fatal Police Case
San Francisco detectives Renn and Tavilor arrived in Sesstle and left for San Francisco with Louis Kauffman one of the alleged murderers of Policeman Robertson. Kauffman was captured at Fort William Athabasca on March 5 by Northwest Mounted Policeman Dobbs. Extradition papers were secured in Washington and Ottawa. The prisoner has been very troublesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesstle
Renn and
Tavilor
San Francisco
Democratic Executive Committee Named for Campaign
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee after nationwide consultations has drawn up an executive committee to be announced at the next meeting. Members include Benny Cable of Illinois as chairman with Lewis Nixon of New York chairing the finance committee, and David Overmeyer of Kansas Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis Richard Olney of Massachusetts and Daniel S. Lamon of New York.
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Washington
Democratic Econgressional Campaign Committee
Benny Cable
Ilinois
Lewis Nixon
New York
David Overmeyer
Kansas
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Daniel S. Lamon
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Butte News
Ox‘press
Owsley Block
Weak NG Dr. F. A. A. Ironside the Dentist
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Helena, Montana
Lou
St. James Medical Association
St. James Bidig
Cinvianati, O
Semion
Wwe
Augeu de Paris
France
L. M. Newbro Drug Co
DR. WH
Ching PO
Gam Sing & Co
Ust Park
Fon
Anu Bruce
Tellahie
Gil Pruggists
Chichester Chemical Co
Beatieo
Madison Square
Pmila
Himself
Trump
Price
Manowar
Fonsaluca
Bastile
Redpath
Daly
Bob
Look
Florad
Sunny Part
May J
Mala
Odds and Bonds
Simon
Rough Rider
False Alarre
Benekart
Princess Otillie
Courtesy
Carroll D
Fonsoluca
Ninonia
Swamplands
Walcott Gio
Fane
McCloskey
Vanderbilt
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Anaconda News
St. Paul’s
Greenan
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ing
Ilte
Xtra
War Department
General Smith
Tllinois Central
Democratic Executive Committee
Negro
Natchitochs
J. B. Thomas
Victoria
Thomas
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