Eva Russell and Frank Rice win as Lady Matchless is disqualified
New Orleans race results show Eva Russell and Frank Rice as the only winning favorites. Lady Matchless was disqualified for fouling Floyd K after a rough ride, affecting outcomes across multiple races amid muddy track conditions.
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Eva Russell
Frank Rice
Lady
Faulng
New Orleans
Lady Matchless
Hoffier
Floyd K
Weldeman
Falkland
W Fisher
Bronx
H Michaels
Preakness
Philips
Julia M. Lowellt
Carpenter
Black
Erbe
W Henness
Louisville
Rutter
Livingston
King Croker
H. Phillipa
Clanger
St Tammany
Davidson
Captain Gaston
June Colling
Scotch Thistle
Robbins
Ralph Young
McIntyre
Rachael Ward
L Wilson
Pinkey B. St. Dolly
Muss Aubrey
Star and Garter
Venus Victrix
Tom Collins
Welde- Man
Hymettus
Pieratt
the Regent
H. Phillips
Lindsey
Dr. Stuckeyrah
Ghats
Equity
Hobsons Choice
Seagrates
Dasire Burch
Cedar Rapids
Prolific Ascot card as Lasca colt wins two year race
At Ascot park Los Angeles January 7 Lasca moved with 1 to 2 odds to win the two year old Quest. Other races saw Lady Lisca and Quest among winners with Wallace’s horses and jockeys listed. Weather clear, track fair as dozens of entries and times are noted for the six race card.
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Los Angeles
Lasca
Ascot Park
Quest
Geisha Girl
Lil
CP. Phillipsy
Jingler
Boland
Brown Prince
Buxton
Floresta
Jack Richelieu
Aldado
Tloleta
Judge Napton
Eaforth
Lady Lisca
Redfern
Azelina
Hylera
Adams
Buckster
Hodi
Ella Owen
Wood Claim
Atoreza
C P. Waterhouse
Bishop Poole
Sia
CE Walsh
Pat Hammon
Metlatka
Anderson
Colleen Bawn
Clauson
Madam Bishop
Lewis
Little Margaret
Chirkenruth
Almoner
McClees
Landseer
Covenanter
Evander
Cloche @Or
E Walsh
Glen ‘Rice
J. Booker
Henry Clay Rye
Milles
Anvil
Ulm
Taxman
Ric Shannon
Bilssfut
Sinnot
E. M. Brattain
Birkenruth
Redan
Gehelmnisa
Aacot
Ural
Jinsler
Ping
Fstada
Devonshire Seeks Liberal Realignment in London Report
The Pall Mall Gazette says the duke of Devonshire plans to rejoin the Liberal party after resigning last October from the office of lord president of the council, with an understanding to ally with Lord Rosebery. In New York, Carl Gordon, brother-in-law of Daniel Hanna of Cleveland, accidentally shot and killed himself in Sarenac Lake on January 7.
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Devonshire
London
Duke of Devonshire
Envnci
Pall Mall Gazette
Duke
Lord Rosebery
Dan Hanna
Sarenac Lake
Carl Gordon
Daniel Hanna
Cleveland
Prince Brutus Wins at Oakland as Weather Clears
At Oakland track on January 7, Prince Brutus the celebrant and Caronal led via strong finishes in the day’s six races. Favorable weather and fast track produced even returns for racing crowds, with Lamorie, Peggy Owell, Celebrant, Hipponax and Money Mass among notable winners in the selling and purse events.
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San Francisco
Prince Brutus
Célebrant
Caronal
Oakland
Lamorie
Crogsthwaite
Wo Cracko
J_ T Sheehan
Livervate
Butler
Dr. Birdsall
Silmy
Dundreary
Theodora L. Batidor
Joe John
Robert J
Mae Scott
Pretoria
Virginia Boy
J. Bullman
Peggy Owell
Larson
Arisbe
Kelly
Storma
Henry Ach
Willa
McGregor
Onendulum
Salable
Marte J. Ran
Seing
Celebrant
Bright Moon
J’ Martin
Gene Handlan
Kunz
Wistarla
Heng Belle
Tonopah
Alonda
Wander- Ung
Indiaa
Emma Reubold
Hipponax
Bell
Gawaine
Hilerbrand
Emily Oliver
Burns
El Pilar_ Marcello
Elfonse
Flyer
el Oriente
Money Mass
Hildebrand
Latola
Connell
Hagerdon
Narra G. the Don
Creedmore
Mule
St Idcho
Heather Honey
Meehanus Diamente
the Miller
Amasa Saul
Tarsus
Rustic Girl
Touchback
Bell Read
Oiss Vera
Lady Kent
Theron
Aleima
First Chip
Billy Moore
Mordente
Marlin
Velma Clark
Tamm
Illiuon
Antolee
Prestolua
Pat Morrissey
Constable
Sudgen
Lewis Named United States Commissioner in Anniston
E. M. Lewis has been appointed United States commissioner with headquarters at Anniston. He was sworn in by Judge Jones in Birmingham and will assume duties soon. A leading Republican, he chairs the Calhoun County Republican Executive Committee and serves on the city council for Ward 5. He also owns the Lewis Machine Works.
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Lewis
Anniston
Ala
E. M. Lewis
United States
Judge Jones
Birmingham
Judge Lewis
Calhoun Country
Lewis Machine Works
Sully Buys Stock Exchange Seat in New York
Daniel J. Sully, known for cotton bull campaigns, closed a deal with Edward Morrison to purchase Morrison’s seat on the New York Stock Exchange. The transfer seat was posted, with Sully reportedly paying about $60,000. The admission committee will decide within one to two weeks.
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Sully
Stock Exchange
New York
Daniel J. Sully
Edward Morrison
New York Stock Exchange
Committee On
Pope Pius X Names Apostolic Delegate to Mexico
Mexico City reports from Rome say Pope Pius X appointed Mer. Serafino bishop of Spoleto as apostolic delegate to Mexico, not apostolic visitor. The move is viewed as a potential step toward resuming Vatican direct relations, though Mexico’s constitution maintains church-state separation and reform laws remain in force.
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Mexico City
Rome
Pius X
Mer. Serafino
Spoleto
Mexico
Apostole
Vatican
Holy See
Juarez
Promoters Got a Million in Ameri can Mortgage Suit
In New York on January 7 Judge Holt’s order directs bank ru pty court referee to take testimony in a case against individuals tied to the defunct American Mortgage Company. The petition alleges over 1 million dollars reached promoters, naming Fernando Balfes as president and seven others, all doing business under the corporate name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holt
United States District
American Mortgage Company
Wall Street
Alfred R Goslin Fernando Balfes
Magnificent Pullman Train Serves Chicago to St Augustine
Central of Georgia Railway announces daily service with magnificently appointed Pullman sleeping cars dining cars and coaches from Chicago to St Augustine. Schedules show departures from Atlanta at 10 20 am arriving Macon 1 00 pm Jacksonville 7 55 pm arriving St Augustine 6 23 pm. Return trips depart St Augustine 7 20 am Jacksonville 5 00 am Macon 4 02 pm arriving Atlanta 6 56 pm. For more information inquire with WH Fors T P A Wall Street Atlanta Ga.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Chicago
St Augustine
Atlanta
Macon
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Aanta
Fors
T P
Wall
Husband of Countess jailed in Toronto case
An inmate at the Toronto jail identified as Archibald Edwards Stuart is believed to be William Brown the coachman who posed as a foreign prince and married Countess Russell. He faces vagrancy charges for unpaid bills from his incognito noblesman life. the countess divorced upon learning his true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Archibald Edwards Stuart
Whiliam Brown
England
Russell
Crock as Independent in Calhoun Probate Race
Emmett F. Crock announced for reelection as probate judge of Calhoun county. A native and former independent winner, Crock will run as an independent again after eighteen years in the post. Anticipation grows for further county office announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hun
Anniston
Ala
Emmett F. Crock
Calhoun County
Judah Crock
Judge Crock
Kaiser Copies Our Uniforms in Germany
Berlin, January 7. Since Emperor William observed Generals Corbin, Young and Wood in new uniforms at the 1902 maneuvers, German army cloth makers have created a straw and light olive blend to replace dark blue for privates and noncommissioned officers. The German government is the largest ready made clothes maker worldwide, producing 600,000 to 800,000 uniforms yearly depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Corbin, Young and Wood
Fortunes of Hughes Found
After a month long search for John DE Hughes fortune the eccentric bachelor who died in November authorities discover bank notes in a safety vault showing deposits across eighteen savings banks totaling more than 1500 dollars. Deeds reveal real estate of considerable value and the likely fate is state ownership if no heirs exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John DE Hughes
Maiden Lane
Hughes
Short Session of the House Advances Foot and Mouth Bill
In Washington on January 7 the House met briefly, twenty minutes of business. Mr Hemenway secured unanimous consent for one hour at tomorrow's opening to discuss amending the act that appropriates 500000 for foot and mouth disease eradication and designates 250000 to address the Mexican boll weevil emergency. The bill was favorably reported and adjourned at 12 12 p m until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hemenway
Committee On Appropriations
General Black Is Confirmed As Civil Service Commissioner
The president sent nominees to the senate including John C. Black of Illinois as civil service commissioner and Lawrence O. Murrah as assistant secretary of commerce and labor. Postmasters named include Mary A. Mimberlake of North Carolina Wake Forest and James M. Ragan of Alabama Anniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
North Carolina
John I. Phelps
Plymouth
John L. Matheson
Walesboro
South Carolina
Joshua E. Wison
Florence
John C. Black
Illnois
Lawrence O. Murrah
Illinois
Commerce
Laber
Mary A.mimberlake
McCarty Named Auditor for Post Office Department
Washington January 7 The Treasury Department announces John J. McCarty of St Paul Minnesota as auditor for the Post Office Department to succeed Henry A Castle who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aicCarty
Castle
Washington
Treasury Department Today
John J. McCarty
St. Paul
Second Term for Governor Bates Inaugurated in Mass.
John L. Bates of Boston began a second term as governor of Massachusetts in a ceremony before the combined General Court and a large crowd including military members. The event occurred January 7 in Boston with both legislative branches present.
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Bates
Boston
John L. Hates
Massachussetts
Three Men Die In Coal Mine Explosion Near Olver Springs
An explosion at the Poplar Creek Coal Company mine near Olver Springs Tennessee killed three men and one mule this morning. Victims were Charles Campbell 29 leaving a wife and five children Davis 28 leaving a wife and three children William Brown 18. The mine had been idle for days and workers entered to resume. Gas is suspected and State Mine Inspector R A Shiffitt is investigating. The big mountain mine was formerly state-operated with convict labor.
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Olver Springs
Tenn
Big Mountain
Poplar Creek
Charles Campbell
Wgn ‘Davis
William Brown
R. A. Shiffiett
Tennessee
Non-Union Men Dig Coal at Coal Creek Mines
A Coal Creek report from Knoxville Tenn says non-union miners are resuming work in idle mines after a strike. Sheriff Moore and thirteen deputies guard sites while several non-union workers mine coal, with more expected from Blatestone under heavy deputy protection. Fifty-six union miners were arrested for trespassing last November, pleaded guilty, and were fined fifty dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Coal Creek ‘Coal Company
Moore
Blatestone
Coal Creek Company
Sherifs
Railway Horror Unavoidable Verdict In Laurel Wreck
Connellsville Pa January 7 The coroner s investigation of the wreck of the Dequegne limited express on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Laurel Pa on the night of December 23 last has resulted in a verdict that the wreck was unavoidable.
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Connellsville
Laurel
Torpedo Fleet Sets Sail From San Juan for Teneriffe
The torpedo boat flotilla including Decatur Bainbridge Dale Barry Chauncey and the cruiser Buffalo acting as a convoy has departed San Juan bound for Teneriffe. They sail in convoy as a protective escort for naval operations in the Atlantic theater.
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Washington
Flotila
Decatur
Bainbridge
Dale
Barry
Chauncey
Buffalo
San Juan
Teneriffe
Root opposes Appomattox battlefield park purchase
Washington January 7 Adverse report by Root on a bill introduced by Senator Martin for buying the McLean property at Appomattox Virginia in commemoration of the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia to General Grant. Root argues the government cannot own and care for all historic sites. He notes already spent nearly 3 million dollars on national military parks and estimates over 600 thousand more to complete and annual maintenance of over 65 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Root
Martin
McLean
Appomattox
Army of Northern
United States
Fall and Winter Hats Restyled by Local Maker
Bussey unveils dyed and reshaped hats for fall and winter. The collection features 28 percent wheat tones in a compact redesign suitable for seasonal wear, reflecting local craft and style trends.
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Bussey
Wheat Street
Fire fires threaten dozens in New York tenements
Incendiary blazes driven by unknown causes imperiled hundreds of residents in two crowded tenements on Seventh Avenue near Thirty first Street. Firefighters rescued about fifty half frozen women and children from a stairway as tenants fought one blaze with snow and cooled another in the basement before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-fist Street
Smithson Remains Return From Genoa on Princess Irene
The North German Lloyd steamer Princess Irene carried the remains of James D Smithson founder of the Smithsonian Institution from Genoa where he died in 1829 Mrs Bell and Professor Alexand of Washington accompanied the party The city of Genoa will maintain the monument erected to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
T Graham Bell
Bell
James D Smithson
Smithsonian Institution
Smithson
Alexand
Washington, D
Russia Vows Protection For Jews During Holidays
Berlin January 7 The Russian minister of the interior M. Von Plehwe pledges responsibility to the czar for preventing fanatical outbreaks against Jews at Kishinev or elsewhere during the holidays. He issued comprehensive precautionary orders following a private telegram received in St Petersburg via the National Zeitung.
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Berlin
M. von Plehwe
Kishinef
Bt. Patersburg
National Zeitung
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Penn
Penn Mutual
Georgia
Bagley & Willet
Prudential Bldg
Winnes
Zyra
Barkelmore
Pompino
Caterpillar
Ponca
Nabocklish
Jove
Uranium
Star Gazer
Gus Lanka
Balm
Glilad
Katie Powers
Cyprienne
Leo Dorsey
Hankin
Burgerine
Pettijohn
Inspector Shea
Badger
Bard of Avon
Lou Woods
Sidney Sabath
Ostrich
Lampoon
Laralighter
Colonel Tyler
Arnold
Ascot
ASCO
Dr. Worth
Ohio
Hassanzo
Wuitruda
Gold One
Discus
Platonius
Frank Pierce
Seaforth
Albert Enright
Canelo
Schwarewald
J. W. Kirby
Exe Nogs
Flamero
Sharpless
Mr. Robinson
Gillespie
Clauson Course
Fox Lake
Orsina
Montana Peeress
Gallant
Plorato
Glennevis
Heir Apparent
Lemco
Pilot
Dr Bernays
Lahkor
Farmer Zim
Lunar
Catake
Moor
Brute
Northwest Harbor
Coroner Kelly
Instle
Telephone
Bombardier
Miss Betty
Ananias
Gorgoletta
Chicadee
Nigrette
MecGrathiana
Prince
Joe Lesser
Grafter
Ohagen
Coachman
Lady Russell Held
Kaiser
General Black
Root Bars Park
Russia
Cremo Cigars
Lisco Cigars
Cabanela Cigars
Akridge Cigar Stores
Marietta St
Whitehall St
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