Eva Russell and Frank Rice Sweep New Orleans Race Card
Eva Russell and Frank Rice were the only winning favorites at New Orleans, with Rice gaining a win aided by Lady Matchless being disqualified for foul play. The card featured muddy track conditions, a breakdown of Welde man in race five, and multiple strong contenders across six races including Falkland and Eva Russell in the marquee events.
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Eva Rnussell
Frank Rice
Lady
New Orleans
Eva Russell
Lady Matchless
Wham Hoffler
Floyd K
Weldeman
Falkland
WW. Fisher
Brons
H Michaelas
Preakness
Phillips
Julia M. Lowcut
Major Carpenter
Blackrai
Seliing
Erhe
Hennessy
Louisville
Rutter
Livingston
King Croker
H. Phillips
Clanger
W. Fisher
St. Tammany
Divisaon
Slain Gaston
June Collins
Scotch Thistle
Pas
Hoollins
Rarph Young
McIntyre
Rachael Ward
L. Wilson
Pinkey B
St. Jolly
Muss “Aubrey
Star and Garter
Venus Vietrix
Tom Coilins
Hymetius
Freract
Regent
Philips
Lindsey
Stuckey
Furst Truce
Ghats
Equity
Hobson's Choice
Sevgraies
Cedar Rapids
Ascot Park Race Day Wagering Notes and Results
At Ascot Los Angeles January 7 Lasco won the two year olds race as the only favorite amid clear weather. Geisha Girl led early in Race One. Lady Losen dominated Race Two. Quest won Race Three. Madam Bishop captured Race Four. Cloche gor won Race Five. Blissful took Race Six. Daily entries list multiple horses for each race and future races.
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Los Angeles
Lasco
Ascot Park
Quect
Geisha Girl
Til
Prilinsy
Jingier
Brown Prince
Buxton
Floresta
Jack’ Richelieu
Uidado
May
Tioleta
Judge Nepton
Seaforth
Lady Losen
Redfern
Azeling
Boland
Hylera
Adams
Wild
Clauson Course
Madam Bishop
Lewisy
Little Margaret
Birkenruth
Almonet
McCleesy
Landseer
Double C
Nona B
the Covenanter
Evander
Mlile
Clochegor
Walsh
Glen ‘Rice
Rodker
Henry Clay
Rye
Anvil
Dim
Taxman
Ric Shannon
Blissful
Sinnoi
el M. Brattain
Redan
Gehelmniss Tan
Ascot
Urband
Ural
Profitavie
Jingler
Legal Maxim
Devonshire to Join Liberals Amid Amended Alliances
London report claims the Duke of Devonshire will rejoin the Liberal party after October’s return to power as lord president of the council. The Pall Mall Gazette notes an accord with Lord Rosebery to bury past enmities and merge interests. In Saranac Lake, Carl Gordon, brother-in-law of Daniel Hanna of Cleveland, shot himself accidentally.
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Devonshire
London
Duke of Devonshire
Pall Mall Gagetic
Duke
Lord Rosebery
Dan Hanna
Lew
Saranac Lake
Carl Gordon
Daniel Hanna
Cleveland
Oakland Race Day at Oakland Tracks Shows Tight Finishes
Prince Brutus wins the second race and Celebrant takes the third as three year olds race at Oakland. Favorable weather yields fast track. six furlongs and mile races produce close finishes with Crako, Lamotte, and Hipponax among the notable winners. Todays entries highlight eclectic purses and a slate of contenders across six events with strong showings for Prince Brutus and Caronal.
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San Francisco
Prince Brutus
Celebrant
Caronal
Feventes
Oakland
Lamotte
Crogsthwaite
Cracko
J.T. Sheehan
Livervale
Butler
Dr. Birdsall
Simy
Dundreary
Theodora L. Batder
Joe John
Robert J
Mae Scott
Pretorla
Virginie Boy
Ian
Nurse
G. Bullman
Peggy Owell
Larson
Ari
Burns
el Pilar
Marelin
Elfonse
Flyer
Kickumbob
el Griente
Money Mass
Aildebrand
Latola
Connell
Hagerton
Becll
Narra G
Creedmore
Mite
Elehth
Celjing
Even
Studio
Alldebrandi
Secon
Heather Honey
Kunz
Moenhanus
Diamente
Todsay
Milles
Amasa Saul
Tarsus
Rustic Girl
Bell Read
Miss Vera
Lady Kent
Theron
Btewardess
Aletma
First Chip
Lewis Made Commissioner in Anniston Alabama
E. M. Lewis has been appointed United States commissioner with headquarters at Anniston. He was sworn in by Judge Jones in Birmingham yesterday and will assume duties soon. A leading local Republican, he chairs Calhoun county’s Republican executive committee, serves on the city council for ward 5, and 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, famed for recent cotton campaigns, closed agreements with Edward Morrison to purchase his seat on the New York Stock Exchange. The seat transfer was granted, with reports placing the price near $60,000. The admissions committee will decide within a week or two.
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Sully
Stock Exchange
New York
Daniel J. Sully
Edward Morrison
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Pope’s Appointment Sparks Mexico Vatican Diplomatic Hopes
Mexico City reports from Rome say Pope Pius X appointed Mer. Serafin bishop of Spoleto as apostolic delegate to Mexico rather than an apostolic visitor. The move raises questions about a possible resumption of Mexico Holy See relations, though Mexico upholds church-state separation and ongoing reform laws. The Vatican’s reasoning remains unclear amid constitutional constraints.
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Mexico City
Rome
Pius X
Mer. Serafin
Spoleto
Mexico
Vatican
Holy See
Juarez
Promoters Under Scrutiny in Amerian Mortgage Probe
In New York a bankruptcy referee has begun testimony in a suit against individuals tied to the defunct Amer ian Mortgage Company. The petition alleges more than 1 million dollars was diverted to the promoters. Defendants include Alfred R Goslin Fernando Haltes and seven others.
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New York
Hott
United States District Court
Amerian Mortgage Company
Wall Street
Alfred R Goslin
Fernando Haltes
New Train and Dining Cars On Central of Georgia Line
A magnificent Pullman vestibuled train runs daily between Chicago and St Augustine with dining cars and coaches. Schedule shows departure from Atlanta at 0:20 a.m. and arrival in St Augustine at 9:25 p.m. Return from St Augustine at 7:20 a.m. and from Macon at 4:02 p.m. Details available from W M Fogg, T PA, 100 Wall St Atlanta.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Chicago
St Augustine
Atlanta
Macon
W. M
Fogg, T. PA
Wall St
Husband of Countess Tailed Coachman Held in Toronto
An inmate of the Toronto jail identified as Archibald Edwards Stuart is believed to be William Brown the coachman who posed as a foreign prince in England and married Countess Russell. He faces vagrancy charges for unpaid bills incurred while living as a pretended nobleman. The countess divorced him after the deception was revealed.
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Lady Buswell
Toronto
Archibald Edwards Stuart
William Brown
England
Countess Russell
Crock Announces Reelection Bid for Calhoun Probate Judge
Emmett F. Crock of Calhoun county announces his candidacy for reelection as probate judge. A native who has served eighteen years, Crock will run as an independent. The move signals a flurry of upcoming county office announcements in Anniston Alabama.
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Anniston
Ala
Emmett F. Crock
Calhoun County
Judge Crock
Aoan
Kaiser copies our uniform
Berlin diary notes that after Emperor William observed generals in new uniforms in September 1802 German army maneuvers, U.S. army cloth makers began testing a blend of arrow color and light olive green. The goal is to substitute this shade for dark blue uniforms for privates and noncommissioned officers. The German government is the largest ready made clothes manufacturer, producing between 600000 and 800000 uniforms yearly depending on weather.
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Berlin
Wiliam
Corbin, Young and Wood
BDO
UGO
Fortunes of Hughes Found in Safety Vault Box
After a month long search for the fortune of John E. Hughes who died in November authorities found notes showing deposits in eighteen savings banks totaling more than 31,500. Deeds recovered indicate Hughes owned valuable real estate and the fortune may revert to the state if no heirs are found.
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New York
John E. Hughes
Maiden Lane
Hughes
Short Session of the House Opens With Foot and Mouth Bill
Washington January 7 The House met briefly with twenty minutes of business. Hemenway secured unanimous consent to devote an hour tomorrow to a bill amending the act appropriating 500000 for eradicating foot and mouth disease among cattle to make 250000 available for Mexican boll weevil emergency. The bill was favorably reported and adjournment followed at 12 12 p.m. until tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Hemenway
Committee On Appropriations
General Blaue Is Confirmed As Civil Service Commissioner
The president sent nominations to the senate for civil service commissioner John C. Block of Illinois and assistant Secretary of commerce and labor Lawrence O. Murray, with postmaster appointments in North Carolina and Alabama. the senate confirmed the nominations in executive session. The list includes Mary Kimberlywake Forest, James M. Ragan of Alabama, and additional postmasters in North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina
John J. Phelps
Plymouth
John L. Matheson
Walesboro
South Carolina
Joshua E. Wilson
Florence
Sesson
John C. Block
Illinois
Lawrence O. Murra
Commerce and Labor
Poatmasters
Mary 4
Cimberlake
Wake Forest
Altabama
James M. Ragan
Anulston
McCarty Named Auditor for Post Office Department
Washington January 7 The treasury department announced the appointment of John J. McCarty of St Paul Minnesota as auditor for the post office department to succeed Henry A Castle who has resigned Castle's departure ends a lengthy tenure and McCarty assumes duties in the federal agency roles and responsibilities remain unchanged for the office while leadership shifts to McCarty
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McCarty
Castle
Washington
Treasury Department Today
John J. McCarty
St. Paul
Three Men Die in Poplar Creek Coal Mine Explosion
Oliver Springs Tennessee January 7 a blast at the Poplar Creek Coal Company big mountain mine killed three men and one mule. The deceased are Charles Campbeul 29 WGN Davis 28 William Brown 15. Gas ignition blamed. State Mine Inspector R A Shitelett at the scene to investigate the cause. The mine once operated by the state for Tennessee convicts.
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Oliver Springs
Tenn
Big Mountain
Poplar Creek Coal Company
Here
Charles Campbeul
Wgn
Davis
William Brown
R. A. Shitelett
Big Mountain Mine
Tennessee
Non-Union Men Dig Coal at Coal Creek Mines
A Coal Creek report says the Coal Creek Coal Company resumes operations with non union workers under sheriff guard as miners idle for over three months due to a strike. Thirteen deputies protect non union digging while union miners face arrests for trespass earlier in November. fifty six were fined.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Coal Creek Coal Company
Sherrif Moora
Alatestone
Coal Creek Company
Shei Ifs
Railway Horror Unavoidable Verdict in Laurel Wreck
Connellsville Pa January 7 The coroner s investigation of the wreck of the Dequesne 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
Dequesne Limited Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Laurel
Torpedo Flotilla Sails for Teneriffe from San Juan
The torpedo boat flotilla led by Decatur Bainbridge Dale Barry and Chauncey along with cruiser Buffalo acting as convoy has departed San Juan bound for Tenerife.
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Washington
Flotils
Decatur
Bainbridge
Dale
Barry
Chauncey
Buffalo
San Juan
Tenerife
Root opposes Appomattox battlefield park plan
Washington January 7 Secretary Root filed an adverse report on a US bill pushed by Senator Martin to purchase the McLean Property at Appomattox Virginia. He argues the government cannot own all historic sites and cites nearly 3 million dollars spent on military parks with projected costs for completion and annual maintenance.
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Washington
Secretay Root
Martin
McLean
Appomattox
Army of Northern Virginia
Grant
Saya
Root
United States
Fall and Winter Hats Displayed at Busey Shop
A local display highlights fall and winter hats with leaning shapes and dyed finishes at Busey, located on 28 percent Whitenan Street, drawing curiosity from passersby.
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Busey
Whitenan Street
Fire Bugs Imperil Lives in New York Tenements
Fire at crowded tenement buildings on Seventh Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street endangers hundreds. In one basement blaze tenants fought the fire with snow. in another, flames trapped residents who were carried down frozen fire escapes by rescuers.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
Frey
Genoa Honors Smithson with Memorial of Smithsonian Founder
The remains of James D Smithson, founder of the Smithsonian Institution, arrive in Genoa from the Pricess Irene as authorities plan a monument in his memory. Professor Alexana of Washington, D. C., present at the ceremony marking the city’s tribute to Smithson, who died in Genoa in 1929.
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Smithson
Genoa
Russia Vows Protection for Jews in Holiday Rift
Berlin reports that M. von Plehner, the Russian interior minister, says he bears responsibility to the czar for preventing fanatical outbreaks against Jews at Kishinev or elsewhere during the holidays. He issued broad precautionary orders, as relayed by a private telegram from St Petersburg to the National Zeitung.
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Berlin
M. von Plehne
Kishinef
St Petersburg
National Zeitung
Second Term Inauguration Of Governor Bates In Massachusetts
Boston January 7 The inauguration of John L. Hates of Boston for a second term as governor of Massachusetts occurred before a joint convention of both legislative branches and a large gathering of citizens and military.
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Ter
Bates
Boston
John L. Hates
Massachussetts
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