Alma du Four wins handicap in New Orleans as Envoy disqualified
In New Orleans on December 1, Alma du Four wins a turf handicap after Envoy fouls Royal Breeze which finishes fourth. Jack McAuliffe’s horse claimed the major victory, marking his first turf triumph. Four stables arrive for winter racing, with Maryland horses joining the meet. Weather clear, track fast. multiple races listed with entrants and results.
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Envoy
Royal Breeze
Jack McAuliffes
New Orleans
City Mark
Insey
Mant DuFour
Hreese
Slu Mul Nalshed
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Toro
Maryland
Alf
D. H. Morris
F. M. Kells
James Johnson
Oxnard
Florrel
Persetty
Beckman
Woodsaw
Smithy
Tine
Darrin
King’ Wilda
Dromle
Lays
Cannenball
Capltano
Frince Salmn Salm
Ana Oclent Ran
Econd Iach
Sir Turlongs
Piettort
Monet
Glen Galelant
Meuntalny
Tutle Mellindian
Antimany
Alina Diuloni
SB Owen
Lives
Utper
Prishel
Detar
Owishard
Ennewy
Liavign
Martin
Saiwen
Xecom Kenty Watterson
Garnett
Dr Beard
Marr Inoueer
Ory
Tite Rew
King Elleworth
Aeh Rian
Lach -Salling
Furtong
Goll Preat
Say
Osendad
Magarita Foe
Wnod
Abe Leeds
Quinn Trade Peach Nan
Lady Carol Omarssau
Gentian My Dulele
Marvel the i
Verdant
Tea Truby
Ventry
Local Canton Notice Amid Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows garbled municipal note with scattered names and numbers. Readable items mention Canton and a date style 4 7 4 and a reference to May but specifics are unclear. The brief hints at a public or official notice without complete details.
Mud Runner Mathews Tops Third Event at Metvyvine
In San Francisco December 13 Mrs. Mathews the mud runner claimed first in the third event at Metvyvine despite a slow start and fast company. The card lists a sequence of horse names with odds, times, and finishing order, including Pickaway, Monaco Fan, and Dorado among others, with Isabelta and Lady Fanhlon noted in the field.
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San Pranciaco
Cal
Mathews
Metyvine
Leaulta
Pickaway
Clark
Monaco Fan
Hunter
Dorado
Jus Bruanch
Isabelta
Lady Fanhlon
Royal Nite
Sir Carter
Wartenicht
Vigoroso
Vaughan
Cloch d’Or
Brown
Clanrnstine
But
McEntyre
HI Unihua- Inn
Grahand
Wird
Sime
Lone Wall
Cancjo
Unvader
the Gregg
Circun
Optime
Thistle
Possart
Knapp
Peerlesn Lass
Dugan
Pescadora
Miller
Avona
Janice Marian
Ardermes
Christmas Tide
Elliner
Alma Hoy
Recond
Cockmure
Knapps
Chief Wittman
Iron Watson
Snow
Frolic
Avonella
Nealon
Redfern
UL Ted
Boloman
Fountain
Gil Thuswell
Millar
Valletta
Tenordale
Mike Mulvaney
Primaran
Oakland
Sellin
Dr. Sherman
Libervale
Marlo Hoor
Bmanater
Jimalong
Eduardo
Quiz
Soumis
Jake Ward
Belle Reed
Distributor
Bursa
Fred Mulholland
Ingham
Buring
Tush
To¢ Elalan
Prince of
Castile
George Goulds Dog Wins Furlough Turk Claims Cup
In Charlotte North Carolina on December 13 the amateur Pointer trials at Goullford County crowned Furlough Turk owned by George Gould as Bielstein cup winner valued at 250 dollars with a 700 dollar stake for the defending owner. Second went to Walk Shumber owned by M Gould and third to Top Notch Tauneeter owned by William Gordon of New York. A Bellevue hotel dinner ended the event amid a crowded scene with local officials present.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
America
George Bielstein
Brooklyn
N.Y
Owller
Pointer Club
Auerea
Goullford
Water Mil
Long Island
Pine Top
Barnine Lake
Deep River
Jamestown
High Point
Noe
Jedge
George Gould
M- Gould
Wilant J Gordon
New York
Walthour Races To Regain Lost Lap In Sit-Down Madison Meet
New York December 13 Twelve teams, three rebuilt, remained in the all day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. A severe accident crippled eleven riders early on the hoodoo curve. Walthour and Bedell stubbornly chased the leaders, repeatedly nearly closing the gap before falls and rule enforcement kept laps from counting. Relays by Ureton Samuelson, Galvin Wiley and others reshaped the standings through the day.
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New York
Stlll
Madison Square Garden
Vanons
Frency
Hallister
Salt Lake
Ureton
Samuelson
Galvin
Wiley
Walthour
Bedall
Bedell
Umea
Guinea
Fls
Wcere
Walthoup
Hetell
Hamuelaon
Wile
Belt Works For Miss Jonee Great Grandfather of President
Representative Bell of Georgia called on the president to secure the promotion of Mine Sallie Gresham Jones great grandmother of President Tyler and daughter of the only male child born in the White House. Bell was joined by Representatives Vane and Web of North Carolina urging action on the application. The president assured aid and promotion appears likely soon.
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Tyler
White House
Washington
Bell
Georg U
Sallie Gresham Jones
Vane
Web
North Carolina
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Collins to Stay in Boston
A fragmented OCR style snippet mentions Collins remaining with a Boston team and references several city names and dates in a jumbled text. The readable portions imply a player stay with Boston, with stray mentions of New York and Philadelphia.
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Collins
Boston
Hagu HD Deere Ae
Strikers Interfere with Mails in Houston December 3
Officials of the Mexican National party appeal to Federal Judge Walter Burns over mail interference claims. The document notes refusals on certain motions and hints at subsequent court actions and local political tensions involving named figures Sullivan and Goodman.
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Houston
Walter Burns
United States
Lane 1
Uren
A Corrupt Trade From The Landau Lancers
The buster trade is described as corrupt and in urgent need of fresh legislation to curb audacious scientific rogues and curb illicit activities impacting the Landau Lancers.
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Landau Lancers
Sheppard Heads Atlanta Police Officers Elected
The Atlanta Relief Association held its regular monthly meeting at the barracks yesterday at 2:30 PM and elected officers for the coming year. Sergeant J T Sheppard was named president, with W N Sheridan as vice president and E Isle as secretary and treasurer, among other honored members of the finest.
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Atlanta Relief Association
J.T. Sheppard
W. N. Sheridan
Local Field Story and War Anecdotes from Late 19th Century
Fragmented clipping recounts Lucy Gates biting Bicycle Officer Barefield during a 10 PM struggle, plus a jumble of notes on Patterson resigning to become governor, and Joseph Miller’s vivid war reminiscences about Von Moltke and Napoleonic battles. The text mixes criminal, political, and military vignettes with conjectured background.
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Lucy Gates
Offcer Barefield
von Moltke
von Moltk
Joseph Miller
Police
von Moltke Bronen
France
Ismperor
Ham
Napoteon
Germany
Pon
Teranys
Willam
Suidia
Napeon
Wolram
Paria
Napoleon Binaelf
Hussars
Hau Teft
United States
Bae
Child Labor Debate Opens National Meeting In Cincinnati
The national child labor committee's annual meeting opened in Cincinnati with Dr. Wert Milovery of Ohio praising state efforts. Felix Adler of Columbia University delivered the main address on American attitudes toward child labor and civilization. Adler outlined three conceptions of the child, urging a new American ideal focused on preparing children to achieve more and endure future demands. Resolutions urged congressional action on a national standard and a Tavernidge–Carona bill later in Congress.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Child Labor Committees
Muntchall
Awert H. Milovery
Ohio State Labor Commission
L. A. Jones
Ohio Commisssioner
Marrin
J. J. Dempsey
Felix Adler
Aional Caily Labar Commission
Columbia University
Adler
Dr. Adler
Minn Jane Addama
All-Touse
Chicago
United
Doveridge
Arrona
Fragmentary Philanthropiat Tale From Transit Scene
An incoherent account describes a Northern city transit incident with a passenger dropping items on the floor and a conductor noting the disturbance. The dialogue references breach of promise and a daughter receiving attention, set against a New York context in this clipped excerpt.
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Another
Philanthropiat
New York
Realistic Military Training in Ungland Lugs Tract
Ungland Lugs reserved a tract of arveral Rudared square miles for soldiers to practice modern warfare. The magazine notes tactical resolutions, training on Sallwuu.y land, and the need for efficient standards to cope with diverse conditions. The piece also mentions costs and the role of careful preparation in field exercises.
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FA Farsot
Technian World
Bartana
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