ELFONSE SURPRISED ALL BY WINNING IN RACING MEET
A winded report lists results from a racing event with multiple races. Notable winners include Obia in the mile, Six races feature horses with times and placings such as Orloff Heather Bee Bismarck Gloria Niaxas and Tribesman. The text catalogs entrants in maidens purses selling and stakes events with jockeys and finishes.
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Orloff
Heather Bee
Bismarck
Gloria
Niaxas
Tribesman
Keenaire
Royal Ensign
Agio
Killanning
Becky
Ringing Nymph
Essene
Jack Demand
Caithness
the Hayden
Roue
Freelander
Jim Tully
Rejoiner
Juliet
Selections for Oakland Track Races Published by Mulholland
The Call will publish tomorrow’s selections for the Oakland track races by Mulholland. First race lists Jarretierre Or Flo Culver Dandy. Second race Forum James F Bennett. Third race Nurra G Reina de Cuba King Delis. Fourth race Hagerdon Lagoleta Byron Rose. Fifth race Walhurst Lady Meddlesome Constable. Sixth Meehanna Sharp Bird Kitty Kelly.
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Jarretierre
Flo Culver
Dandy
the Forum
James F
J. H. Bennett
Nurra G
Reina de Cuba
King Delis
Hagerdon
Lagoleta
Byron Rose
Walhurst
Lady Meddlesome
Constable
Meehanna
Sharp Bird
Kitty Kelly
Upset Triumphs in Oakland Mile and a Half Race
El Fonse, at 15 to 1, captured the mile and an eighth event by a neck over Brutal with Ora Viva winning the 2-year-old race by a nose over Lizzie Rice. Obia and Lass of Langdon also claimed victories in the day’s programs, while Mose Gunst boosted Ora Viva from 100 to 700 dollars and kept the colt in the stable.
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San Francisco
Oakland
el Fonse
Brutal
Varney Schreiber
Oro Viva
Lizzie Rice
Mose Gunst
Ora Viva
Obia
Lass of Langdon
Ursula
Azirine
I Knockings
Lizzie Rye
Amaruna
el Ronse
Lena
Ada N
Varro
Billy Moore
Montgomery Park Race Results Memphis April 14
The program lists six races with winners. Menace won the mile eighth selling heat, Emathion took the mile, Federal won six furlongs, Terra Firma captured the mile, Prince of Endurance led the four and one half furlongs, and Drummond won the mile. Runners-up and times are noted for each race.
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Memphis
Montgomery Park
Menace
Searcher
Jessie Jarboe
Emathion
Josie F
Mr. Pomeroy
Prince of Endurance
Voltary
Cherokee Laas
Drummond
Pay the Fiddler
Mr. Phinizzy
Races and Entries for Today's Meeting
Weights and entries listed for six races including a half mile maiden two year olds, three fourths mile and seven eighths mile sprints, and a mile and a sixteenth selling race. Notable entries include Reina de Cuba Gold Baron Byron Rose Bagdad and Fith race contenders such as Expedient Decoy Killeen Einstein and Casdale.
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Matin Bell
Mo Culvert
Hard Night
Syce
George Whitney
Milas
Chando
Yellowstone
Winnecook
Swift Light
Dandy
Jarretiere d'Or
H. Bennett
Mala Sherwood
Bramel
B. FL Mason
Rey Dare
the Hoodoo
Narra
Marineuse
King Delli
Cap
Byron Rose
Ellis Glenn
Lagoleta
Bagdad
Bragg
Hagerdon
M—Larry Wilt
Lento
Lady Meddlesome
Expedient
Decoy
Killeen
Fred's
Walhurst
Einstein
Constable
Casdale
Horse racing results from five races with listed horses
The card lists five races with entry numbers and weights for horses such as Huitzopechtle Mistress Snark McAddie Knockabout Elizabeth Moan George Lothian Ondardis Alpaca Mam Dolce Far Niente Locket Mary Worth Prince John Delago Princess Otille Graden Cassville Tarman Optima in race one and Ithan Hegente Examiner Colonel Gray Fading Light Scotch Kiss Wild Thyne Bensonhurst Bismarck Marcus Blue Peter War Cry in race two. Races three to five show further entries Satire Past Lanceman Sir Floran Belle of Milford Weather Bill Illany Pleasant Sail Swamplands Playlike The Talis man Red Path Margrav iate Ethics Petra N Barbara Frietchie Trump Himself Contend Neither One Manowar Ben MacDhul Colonel Padden The Regent The Puritan Tom Maybin Pine Top Wolf Ran Adele Harding Dark Planet Mackey Dwyer Stunta and others.
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Huitzopechtle
Mistress
Snark
McAddie
Knockabout
Elizabeth Moan
George
Lothian
Ondardis
Alpaca
Mam
Dolce Far Niente
Locket
Mary Worth
Prince John
Delagoa
Princess Otille
Graden
Lanceman
Sir Floran
Belle of Milford
Illany
Carter
Margraviate
Ethics
Petra N
Barbara Frietchie
Trump
Himself
Eddie Busch
Contend
Manowar
Ben MacDhul
Colonel Padden
the Regent
the Puritan
Tom Maybin
Pine Top
Wolf Ran
Adele Harding
Dark Planet
Mackey Dwyer
Stunta
Horses Compete Across Races at Red Hook and Oakdale
A fragmented racing card lists multiple races at Red Hook and nearby tracks. Entries include Blue Mint, Julia Junk, Navillus, Tom Cogan, Woodlake, Chanson, Trebor, Sir Rolin, Our Jessie, Autumn Leavee, Evening Star, Prigide, Wild Pirate, Edith Q, Starry Wilsen, and more with various weights and odds. The garbled text covers purses, distances, and participant names across six races including stakes and selling events.
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Trebor
Silurean
McWilliams
Sir Rolin
C. RB. Campbell
Lee King
Pay the Fiddler
Mr. Pomeroy
Chanson
Our Jessie
Autumn Leavee
Evening Star
Flora Pomona
Marque
Watnamotnen
Prigide
South Breeze
Lucien Appleby
McHale Joins Butte After Signing With McCloskey
Anaconda outfielder Jimmy McHale signs with manager McCloskey of Butte and leaves for Salt Lake City to join the team. A noted fast outfielder from Montana, McHale rose to prominence with Anaconda and the Montana State league, improving after coaching and entering professional play in 1900.
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Jimmy McHale
McCloskey
Butte
Salt Lake City
Jimmy
Montana
Meliale
Weil
McIntyre
One Man Tournament Opens at Thornon Alleys Butte
The B class one man tournament began last night at Thornon alleys with 11 bowlers. each plays three games against opponents totaling 30 games per man. Prizes go to top scorers with three awards planned, and the next series is scheduled for Wednesday night featuring Cox Hamm Leedke and Sternfels.
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Thornon
Butte
Scone
Cox
Burns Triumphs Over Tracy In Salt Lake Bout
Heavyweight Jim Burns of Spokane scored a comfortable victory over Tom Tracy of Boston Ore at the Salt Lake Athletic Club. Burns stopped Tracy in the third round of a scheduled 20 round contest as Tracy failed to threaten.
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Salt Lake
Jim Burns
Spokane
Tom Tracy
Boston
Ore
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Tracy
Match Declared Off For Tommy Ryan O'Brien
Kansas City reports the May 3 bout between Tommy Ryan and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in Louisville has been canceled due to Ryan's prior engagements with the National Sporting Club of London.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Louisville
Ryan
National Sporting Club of London
Vanderbilt horse wins prix du Petit Trianon at St. Cloud
Paris report notes W. K. Vanderbilt's La drac ridden by Jenkins won the prix du Petit Trianon at St. Cloud at odds of 5 to 1. American jockeys J Reiff Martin Henry and MelIntyre each secured a victory on the card.
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Paris
St. Cloud
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ladrac
Jenkins
J. Reiff
Martin
Henry
MelIntyre
Oranje Nags sau arrives as Haiti revolution clashes flare
New York reports the Dutch steamer Oranje Nags sau arriving from the West Indies. At Jacmel Hayti on April 5 an encounter between government troops and revolutionists fired about 5000 shots, injuring only a child. Interior Haiti sees rebels strong while coastal towns stay in government hands.
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New York
Heart Cure Promises to Restore Weak Hearts
A testimonial from D. Houm of Huntington Indiana claims two bottles of Dr Miles Heart Cure restored normal heart action after prolonged weakness and skipped beats. The notice frames rapid heartbeats as signs of disease and urges treatment to prevent fainting and breathlessness.
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Dr. Miles
D. Houm
Huntington
Ind
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Promises Quick Heart Help
An advertisement for Dr Miles Heart Cure claims it benefits weak or diseased hearts when taken in time and urges immediate use. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.Exact line breaks preserved as two fields.
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
British Columbia Championship Boxing Bout Set for April 26
Fred Wyatt formerly of Ottawa and Mike Wheelhan formerly of San Francisco sign for a 20 round BC title bout in Nanaimo on April 26. Wyatt beat Jimmy Hill here last Saturday in seven rounds to earn the championship match.
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Nanaimo
BB. C
British Columbia
Fred Wyatt
Ottawa
Mike Wheelhan
San Francis
Wyatt
Jimmy Hill
Land Office Decides Saltese Townsite Case in Favor of Claimants
Missoula April 14 The land office rendered decisions in Saltese townsite disputes and related contests. The Saltese townsite claimants prevail with findings that the land has long served as a trade area and home to 60 70 people since 1887, while mining claims may coexist under proper law. Other cases include Eugene Preston vs John Wison near Thompson and McMeilen vs McDonnell with decisions for the contestants. land patents issued to Hyde near Plains Collins near Stark Cobban near Stark.
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Missoula
Vincent Lalande
Pace
Saltese
F. J. Flynn
F.C. Webster
State of
Montana
Hulings Ve. Ward
L. D
Department of Jurisdiction
Eugene Preston
John Wison
Thompson
James McMoellen
John McDonnell
McMeilen
McDonnell
McMelen
F. A. Hyde
Plains
Jeremiah Collins
Stark
R. M. Cobban
Attempted break in at Missoula Mercantile harness dept
Special Dispatch reports an evening entry attempt at the harness department of the Missoula Mercantile company and the Grass Val office. No injuries are described and no details on arrests or outcomes are provided.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Missoula Mercantile Company
Grass Val
Burglary Foiled At Local Meat Market And Store
Officer Anderson found evidence of an attempted break in at the meat market. Burglars used an iron rod to lift a crosspiece inside the door and raised the alley window at the mercantile store before being driven off by night watchman Pat Calahan who was in the building.
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Ley Meat Market
Anderson
Pat Calahan
City Council Adopts Election Canvass and Misc Orders
City council met in adjourned session to canvass the recent election results. Hogan is city treasurer with 208 vote lead, and aldermen and ward winners are listed. An iron roof bid was refused for a warehouse near Johnson’s livery. An alley by Johnson’s barn was deeded to the city. auditing of Treasurer Sister’s books by a special examiner was approved. A fire plug on Sherwood street was referred to the fire and water committee. Warrants for election judges and clerks were ordered. some meal bills for judges were unpaid but approved where received.
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Stanfard
Missoula
Hogan
Judge Hayes
T.v. Gerger
First Ward
Alice
Second Ward
Thompson
Third Ward
Pringle
Fourth Ward
George Freisheimer
Johnson
Johnson's
Sherwood Street
Fire and Water Committee
Officer Wilson Severely Cuts Hand While Chopping Wood
Missoula reports Officer Wilson chopped wood at home and cut the back of his hand badly. He intends to do duty tonight despite injuries.
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Snec'al
the Standard
Missoula
Wilson
Misoula Trustees Elect Sloane and Stone to Three-Year Terms
At an April 14 meeting the trustees canvassed school election returns and declared John L. Sloane and Arthur L. Stone elected to three year terms. The clerk was instructed to issue certificates of election. FE W Falkens resigned as janitor of the central school and George Likes was appointed in his place.
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Standard
Misoula
John L. Sloane
Arthur L. Stone
FE. W. Falkens
George Likes
Mrs A Y Chamberlin undergoes abscess surgery in Missoula
Missoula reports Mrs A Y Chamberlin underwent an operation today to remove an abscess and a week earlier a second large abscess was removed. She remains at the hospital.
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Standard
Missoula
A. Y Chamberlin
Ill son of Louis Amons reported at hospital
Missoula report from April 14 states Louis Amons of Lothrop has a very ill young son in the hospital tonight.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Louis Amons
Lothrop
Fears Prison Life Will Kill Him
Washington April 14 President fears prison life will kill him as officials report deteriorating health. The statement underscores concern over confinement conditions and potential impact on the president’s well being.
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Washington
Roosevelt Pardons Alfred Plant in Illness Case
President Roosevelt grants a pardon to Alfred Plant who is serving a four year term in Hongkong for robbing a Chinese pawnshop. Plant and four others were convicted before a consular court and sentenced to four years each. The others are being moved to complete their sentences, but Plant is pardoned due to illness and stated as dying if retained in prison.
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Roosevelt
Alfred Plant
Hongkong
China
Plant
Quiet in interior Colombia after February defeats
All quiet across Colombia after the Sochia defeat on February 23 where General Mc Allister's liberal forces were crushed by 2000 government troops under General Gonzales Valencia. About 400 rebels were killed, 435 captured, and 800 rifles seized. Reports say Uribe Uribe is active in Colima, having been defeated twice by Generals Gutierrez and Perdomo. President Marroquin has refused to...
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Colombia
Sochia
McAllister
Gonzales Valencia
Uribe- Uribe
Colima
Gutierrez
Perdomo
Marroquin
Resignation of Bolivar Governor Dr Joaquin Velez
The government accepts the resignation of Dr Joaquin Velez as governor of Bolivar province stating his leadership is essential for republic safety. A Boga decree renames Bogota plaza de Armas to plaza de Alban and plans a monument to General Carlos Alban, Panama governor, killed last January in Panama harbor during a naval engagement with revolutionary forces.
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Velez
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Plaza de Alban
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Panama
Subcommittee Reports No Recommendation on Inauguration Date
A House Judiciary subcommittee including Representatives Littlefield Maine Thomas Iowa and Clayton Alabama decides to report back to the full committee without recommendation on changing the presidential inauguration date from March 4 to the last Thursday in April. The panel heard arguments for and against the shift and left the issue in its prior status.
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Washington
House Judic Lary Committee
Lttlefield
Maine
Thomas
Iowa
Clayton
Alabama
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