Derby at City Park Features Angelus Victory and Meelick Defeat
Meelick loses lead to Angelus in the City Park Derby run over a mile and a fraction. Angelus surges from the stretch to win by four lengths with Chapultepec second and Meelick third after a tight finishing drive. Other races include Intervene, Dr. Logan, Coonsy IX, and Blan Lee among notable finishes.
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Jengtha
Meelick
Intervene
Nigger Baby
Brougham
Plort Course
Dr. Logan
Gold Circle
Derio
Coonsy IX
Hyperion Jesseaud
Grimaldi
Angelus
Chapujiepes
Race results from Oakland track meet on March 21
In Oakland on March 21 the first race mile and 70 yards was won by Iber fano with Sea Lad second and Miss May Fowdish third in 1 41 1 5. The second race el furlong May AMe lia took first with Lord Nelgon second and Salvage third in 3 5. Third race mile and a sixteenth saw A Musaoday first Cloyne second Marsa whirl third in 1 4 5. Fourth race hour and half furlong Le Rose won with Hose Queen second Delcrusades tied in 2 53. Fifth race mile and 30 yard Oak won J R Laughrey second Higby third in 1 1 5. Sixth race she furlongs Puloritn won Johnny Lucky second Cloud Light third in 1 12.
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Oakland
Iberfano
Sea Lad
Miss May Fowdish
el Furlongu
Le# Rose
Delcrusades
Oqaks
J. R Laughrey
Higby
Puloritn
Johnny Lucky Recone
Cloud Light
Clarence Mackay Aids Olympic Fund With 250 Dollar Gift
New York March 2. Clarence Mackay subscribed 250 dollars yesterday for the fund to aid an American team to the Olympic games in London next summer. The fund is growing slowly but surely as the American Olympic committee remains committed to raising the required amount.
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New York
Astor Captures Army Rifle Championship Title
Lieut John Jacob Astor of the First Light Guards won the army rifle championship in London March 31 defeating Captain father of the Yorkshire Light Infantry. The final score was 82 to the opponent. Astor is the son of William Waldorf Astor and entered the British Army in 1906.
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London
John Jacob Astor
First Light Guards
Captain Father
Yorkshire Light Infantry
Che
Lienetenant Astor
Willam Waldorf Astor
Butte Team Arriving Tuesday for Northwestern Spring Training
The Butte Miners plan a Tuesday arrival in Seattle for spring training as they assemble a roster including Lugs and Jeckel, McClair, Baile Corbin, and Weeks. Manager Hall schedules games with Everett and other clubs as Coast League prospects, with Canucks and Indians also shaping the lineup for the coming season.
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Eere
Wash
Butte Tongue
Rugg
Seattle
Lugs
Jeckel
McClair
Regatta plans and major track meets announced
The Northwest Rowlig association schedules regatta in Beatle Telyd and 4 Alfred Shrubb, with English distance runner challenging Bentley tiler for a May match at Horzhom et.aker ground in Scotland. Post-Horspot, Bhrybb may seek further matches including Tom Long boat. University of Pennsylvania hosts three major track meets in April May and June, with ten thousand spectators expected. Baseball developments include an all star club tour by Minne Fisher and partners to Hawaii, Japan, Mantle, and China. A $1600 memorial monument will honor George Dixon in Mt. Hope cemetery, with a statue 6 feet tall and a bronze figure in action. Intercollegiate football activity is set to rise this spring, with attention on Columbia, Penn, Yale, and Harvard as programs build toward fall.
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Rlewer
Tiheler
Ant Hayes
Scotland
Horspot
Bhrybb
Tom Longboat
Quengtsiiman
England
Cannes
John Sabrec
Io Manila
T. Baseball League
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Innona All Tinwallan
Minne” Fisher
Tnisetelau
Ninselt
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Japan
Mantle
China
Mt. Hope Cemestery
Boston
George Dixon
Tate
Dixon
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Toy
Maple
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Iuut Margard
Clon
Goveer
Sport Lovera
Baltimore Eastern League club signs veteran Paradelphia star
Baltimore March 21 The Philadelphia National League veteran has been signed by the Baltimore Eastern League club for several years past, pending terms with the local organization. The move marks a notable acquisition for the team as it reshapes its lineup for the upcoming season.
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Phehar Mttingar
Severnl
Paradelphia
Baltimisre Eastern
Americans Ahead in Cable Chess Match
Philadelphia March 21 The Americans held a decisive edge in the cable chess match between teams representing Col ord and Dunbridge of England with players from Columbia Harvard adr Princeton Carnell Brown and Pennsylvania. Play began at 8 am and ended 5 30 pm with four games decided two wins for America two losses and one draw giving 214 to 16 score. Draws were offered on unfinished games but the British declined favoring adjudication by the reforms.
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Qalord
Dunbridge
England
Shathoda
Columbia
Harvard
Rebate Charges Alleged Against Major Sugar Firms
New York March 21 evidence in support of charges of unjust discrimination in favor of the American Sugar Refining Company and Arbuckle Pree has been entered by the Federal Sugar Refining Company against all railroads serving the city. Marlin A Knapp chairman Interstate Commerce Commission presented the matter. The case alleges rebates on lighterage charges granted to the sugar refiners and seeks substantial damages for a four year period.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Pree
Prderal Sugar Refining Company
Marlin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yonkers
Hudson River
Complumuanta
Ha Ar Luekla
Charge of Gruss Cruelty in Penitentiary of Ohio
Senator Lamb recounts a grisly scene at the Ohio penitentiary where a prisoner allegedly hanged himself after threats. The account describes guards and inmates, with a witness claiming the man sought bread and water during the ordeal. The incident prompts debate over punishment and guard conduct.
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Ohio
Great Falls Railroad Progress Delays Track Laying
Agung steel layers left Armington to start track work on the BMingy North ern roadieay but returned after days to await the big Surprise ervate bridge completion. Strong winds halted pile drivers delaying the bridge, the last major hurdle between Billings and Great Falls. A grain elevator and spur to Collins are planned, with South Dakota capital backing the project and four cars of grain daily capacity.
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Une
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Great Fata
Ihe Xan
Great Northarn
Collins
Cys Burton Beach
Teton County
South Dakota
Liingher
Aleady
Gas leak and explosions frighten Waterbury inmates
In Waterbury on March 21, two gas meters exploded at a penitentary building causing inmates to suffer gas inhalation. A patrolman was nearly overcome and a prisoner named Hremen was found unconscious in the rear. One man remains in critical condition.
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Waterbury
Conn
Grand Streal Eany
Train wreck near Springfield injures several on Central line
A fast freight train derailed miles south of Springfield on the Central railroad during a run from Chicago to Wisconsin. The locomotive and baggage car were overturned while the buffet car stayed upright. Several people were injured.
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Springferd
Sifols Central
Wean Chicag Lois
Wis
Springfield
Exper
Weante
Sailors Reach Isthmus Amid Baltic Crossing News
About 'ninety-three hundred' sailors aboard torpedo boats from Panania reach the Isthmus yesterday after a voyage noted for steady weather. Reports indicate the maneuvering and discipline were excellent despite rough seas and dense naval activity along the route.
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Atin
Panania
Enim
Cristabal
Mainburg- American steamship firm denies claim
The Mainburg American steamship company denies a claim involving Marel Berl and a tie to Teor Tatlin. The brief note lists no legal action or court outcome, and provides limited readable details about parties and stakes.
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Berl
Marel
Mainburg- American Steamship Company
Ceporta Tie
Gemmell 15 Not Solo Says Coast Papers On Sale Rumor
The Coast papers deny Racing Form reports that Gemmell the chestnut racehorse owned by Wilson has been sold. Wilson says he has no price or sale arranged, intends to keep Gemmell and race under his colors. News notes interest from New York owners and a shift in racing law affecting such deals.
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Wison
Coast
Wilson
San Francisco Sporting Authority
Butto
Gemmel
Tim
Ike Gemmell
Gemmeen
Tle
San Francisco
New York
Rubicon
Ocasta
Taney Price
Empire State
Gemmell
Sin Francisco
Optalay
Gemmett
Aid
Have You Ever Stopped to Think About Your Health
Questioning readers about kidney health and how kidneys filter blood suggests many ailments stem from kidney trouble. It promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer & Co as a remedy, inviting letters to Binghamton New York and offering free sample bottles by mail.
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Khinens
da Kilmer & Cap
Binghamton
N.Y
Avery Rancot
Laudation of President by Bishop Earl Cranston
Bishop Earl Cranston praises President Roosevelt at a Methodist conference session, urging clearer leadership and moral guidance. He condemns the old regime, urges distinction between good statesmanship and politics, and calls for a forthcoming message emphasizing anti-corporation power.
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Earl Cranston
Joedelpiy
Marc Pin
Roosevelt
Theodore Ronsevelt
Washington
Desperate Night Riders Kill Prominent Kentucky Farmer
In Carlsip, Kentucky, a band of night riders killed Harlan Hedges, a prominent tobacco farmer, after his awakening before 2 a.m. The masked assailants rode away without entering his house, and the incident marks the first murder by night riders in the bluegrass region. Hedges was well known across the countryside.
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Carlsip
Marc Mwa
Ders Earry
Piel
Harlan Hedges
Blue Graces
Kentucky
Hedges
Tyounis
Hedgeswat
House of
Baris
Japanese Will Assist in Welcome to Evans
Local Japanese residents of San Diego pledged support for Admiral Evans fleet reception. They sent 211 dollars through the committee treasurer and allocated funds to assist the welcome event.
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Evans
San Diego
Japa Atone
Admiral Evans
Amenta Fen
Aboulouda Success At Reims With Airplane Flight
Lonton Maron and Henry Farman piloted the French engineering craft today at Reims. They completed a flight covering two and a half kilometers, achieving a notable feat in early aviation history.
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Lonton
Henry Farman
Local Track Meet Hears Incomplete Timed Anecdote
A fragment from a local sports note describes a timing of two minutes 21 seconds and mentions a committee from the Aero club observing. Leon De La Grande reportedly led two sprint efforts, one at 600 yards and another at 500 yards, with details incomplete.
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Waries
Aerocin
Leon de la Grande
John D. Rockefeller to Leave Augusta for Richmond Trip
Augusta reports John D. Rockefeller plans a southern tour starting Monday to Richmond for a week, then Hob Springs and back to New York by August. He says he is treated well, enjoys golf, and is accompanied by secretary John Hafner and Miss McCormick. The party includes mayor and prominent New York figures.
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Gay Maren
John D. Rockefeller
Richmond
Fey
Hob Springs
Vax
Dod
New York
Rockefeller
Hiang Gertrie Automablic
Rockefelier
Atlantic Coast Line
Dip
Ad Ts. Rockefelier
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Surplus Increase in Reserves
New York March 2 weekly statement from clearing house banks reports a larger surplus relative to reserve requirements. Notable changes include increases in legal tender, central reserve, and reserve balances, with total deposits and loans reflecting gains and some declines as shown.
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New York
Clearing House
Peposlin
Incradax
Ux United
Power Dam at Buchanan Damaged in March Incident
OIG Power at Buchanan suffered major damage when a large dam on the St. Toroph river sustained collapse near Niles Michigan on March 2. The 600 foot long structure was reduced to about 20 feet of intact face, costing an estimated 350000 dollars. It supplied power to Notes and Booth Bond Inc and was owned by Charles A Chapli of Chicago.
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Niles
Mich
Buchanan
St. Toroph
Defender of Port Arthur Begins Serving Sentence
St. Petersburg March 1 Lieutenant General Stoessel who began yesterday a 19 year term for cowardice and treason in surrendering Fort Arthur occupies a two room cell in the fortress at 58 Peter and Paul. Admiral Rozhestvensky serving a similar sentence for surrendering to the Japanese is described as confined to a small cell. Stoessel’s family has permission to visit his cell and officers are granted limited promenade space. The transfer to the fortress was unexpected and two officers who had served under Admiral Rozhestvensky are reassigned to other quarters to make room for the new prisoner.
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Stoeseal
Fort Arthur
Peter and Paul
Nehogatort
Sea of Japan
Furuigi
Tse
Tun & Urlyste
Strassel
Nevozatar
Chicago Markets Slump on Wheat and Grain Weakness
Chicago markets opened lower on March 2 with wheat and corn under pressure from lower cables and heavy Northwest receipts. Reports of deteriorating weather in the Southwest, increased Southwest receipts, and weaker cash demand pushed grain prices down. May futures for wheat and corn traded lower and closed weak, while hogs and the meat complex showed slight strength despite broad grain softness.
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Chicago
Goko
Highey
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET REPORT SUMMARY
Meager March cattle receipts total about 700 head with prices ranging from 4.00 to 6.00 per cwt for cows and heifers and 3.15 to 4.20 for stockers. Hogs receipts near 14. Market shows higher bidding with light weights around 4.70 to 5.00 and heavy stockers listed. Sheep receipts near 9, native and western lambs mixed around 5.00 to 7.00 per cwt with western lambs attaining around 6.00 to 8.00.
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Westnins
Vouringa
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