Weather Leads to Mixed Results in Charleston Races
At Charleston South Carolina January 3 ideal racing conditions produced no first money favorites. Whistling Con won the first race for 3 year olds and up over six furlongs with Custodian second and John W Daney third. Tom Curl captured the second race over six and one eighth furlongs with Rod Penny second and Frank B third. By George won the selling for 3 year olds and up over six furlongs with Take Fonso second and Sam Lazarus third. Eva's Darling won the seven furlong fourth race with Tady Aintree second and Incan Descent third. Julietta B won the 1 mile fifth race with Prince Esher second and Lizzie Tello third. Time details noted.
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S. C
Whistling Con
Custodian
John W. Daney
Tom Curl
Rod Penny
Frank B
By George
Take Fonso
Sam Lazarus, Esq
Eva's Darling
Tady Aintree
Julietta B
Prince Esher
Lizzie Tello
Jerry Hunt
Dominick
Eto Horseshoe Tobacco
Vandusen
Masterful
Landry
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Prowl
J. Miller
Dolce Far Niente
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Garter Ban
Brennan
Star Cotton
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G. Thompson
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Harle
Senator Sullivan
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Gracies
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Homage
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Pharoah
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Meme Wastell
Sarah Black
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Tames Fity
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Farmer Bennett
Zack Phelps
Cari
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Chancery
Swordsman
Setling
Aaron
Azua
Avatar
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Ryan Knocks Out Green In Seven Rounds
Tommy Ryan of Kansas City, claiming the world middleweight title, defeated George Green of San Francisco by a seven round knockout in Kansas City. Ryan led from the first round, forcing a count and delivering the decisive blow to end the bout with Ryan the aggressor throughout.
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Ryan
Green
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
George Green
San Francisco
Traction Car Runs Away on Icy Pittsburg Rails
A third traction accident in Pittsburg within twelve hours occurred at Wagner Hill as car 603 of the Pittsburg McKeesport and Connellsville line ran away on an icy incline and jumped a foot embankment. Motorman Harvey Shanow conductor William Shafer and passenger Thomas King escaped with injuries. The car was destroyed.
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Pittsburg
Wmerding Hill
McKeesport
Connellsville
Harvey Shanow
William Shafer
Thomas King
Hopes for Montgomery Post Office Crushed
In Montgomery Alabama January 30 the ambitions of several candidates for the Montgomery post office were crushed by the appointment of Postmaster Buckley as custodian of the government building. This is seen as implying he will not be replaced when his term ends soon.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roosevelt
Buckley
Cuba Sugar Industry Sees No U S Landing Profit
Governor General Wood reports to Washington senators that current prices and duties prevent profitable landing of Cuban sugar in the United States. With a 33 percent duty cut Cuban planters would net about 43 cents per 100 pounds bag, highlighting the sector's bleak prospects.
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Washington
Havana
Wood
Cuba
United States
New Orleans Racecard finds six races at track heavy
January meeting at New Orleans lists six races with favorites Sand Flea Lady Alberta and Maggie Davis leading. results show Sand Flea winning race two and Lady Alberta taking race six. Time marks range from 1 23 4 to 1 48 1 2 with varying payouts and odds.
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New Orleans
Eehodale
Lady Alberta
Upsets Mark Oakland Racing Card at January Meet
Numerous long shots and favorites faltered under pressure at Oakland. Janice edged Frangible and All Green in a driving finish while Rollick outpaced Constellator and Duckey, with Esternell and Senator Matts quoted at 20 to 1 and 40 to 1 respectively. Jockey Marsh Turner arrived from Texas as six races produced quick times and varied results.
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Oakland
Sonoma
Janice
Frangible
All Green
Rollick
Constellator
Duckey
Esternell
Senator Matts
Marsh Turner
Texas
Dwight Way
Burns
J. Woods
Satchel
O'Connor
Plead
Winslet
el Mido
Mounce
Tire
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J. Daly
Honic
Ransen
Macgyle
L. Jackson
Seliing
Rouick
Rensch
Duckey AL. Jackson
James
L Jackson
Knapp
Tyrannus
Marischino
Hoar
the Weaver
Troxler
United States Industrials From Census Figures Rise Significantly
Washington January 3 The Census Bureau released a preliminary report on the twelfth census showing sharp gains across manufacturing. Establishments total 612585 up 44 percent. Capital 9852630789 up 61 percent. Wages averaged 5310 up 98. Total wares 242340725 up 25 percent. Material costs 7349916030 up 42. Products and repairs value 131901051614 up 89 percent.
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Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Shipmasters Will Organize Protective Association Formed
The American Shipmasters' Protective Association of Sail Vessels completed its organization at Newport News. Captain H. H. Tatnes of Taunton Massachusetts is president and A. L. Crowley of Boston is secretary. Headquarters will be in Boston with branches at Atlantic coast ports and legal reps in each. A charter will be secured in Massachusetts. Thirty five ship masters and owners from across the Atlantic coast were enrolled. The group aims to repeal laws unfavorable to masters and owners of salt vessels and to push laws favorable to their interests.
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Protective Association of Sail
Newport News
American Shipmasters’ Protective Association of
Saiil
H. H. Tatnes
Taunton
Mass
A. L. Crowley
Boston
Atlantic
Massachusetts
Atlantic Coast
Nordica Cancels Dates After Georgia Accident
Lilian Nordica has canceled all engagements until next Tuesday after suffering injuries from a Georgia railroad accident and the strain of recent performances. In Santa Barbara she will rest as her physician orders quiet and recuperation before a planned San Francisco concert.
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Georgia
Santa Barbara
Cal
Lillian Nordica
San Francisco
Mme. Nordica
Coal Combine in Indiana and Illinois Fails
Indianapolis report states the Indiana and Illinois coal combine has failed. John S. Bays of Sullivan, who led the promotion, cites excessive prices demanded by administrators as the reason and plans to return Indiana options.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
John S. Bays
Sullivan
Minasisallerators
Atkinson and Fuller Play for Club Handball Trophy
Ulric Atkinson defends the club handball trophy against W C Fuller in a best five of nine singles match at the Athletic Club in Atlanta. The match features fast, accurate play with exhibition games likely before the championship. The silver cup remains the property of the club and the winner holds it while defending the title. A forthcoming challenge series will rank players numbered one to forty, each challenging the above player.
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Ulric Atkinson
W. C. Fuller
Atkinson
Atlanta
Fuller
Walthour Brothers Likely Enter Big Six Day Race
Walthour brothers, Tiob and Russell, are near certainty to join the eight hour six day race in Atlanta starting February 17. Manager Eli Winsett backs their bid with a $200 side bet and plans for Russell to do the plugging while Bobby crews. The two are training hard and preparing for road riding as soon as weather permits.
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Tiobby Walthour
Russel
Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Philadelphia
Tom Eck
Bennie Munro
Wallhour
Gus Castle
Jacok Prince
South
Prominent Figures in Global Events and Honors
A parade of notable names features Mrs. Anna Conover awaiting the Legion of Honor for crusades against Paris cab horses, Congressman De Armond courted as a Senate hopeful, Carl Schurz on Mayor Low's committee for Prince Henry, and Frank Saxton dismissed from Ellis Island duties amid immigrant-inspection concerns.
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Anna Conover
Campaign
Paris
Legion of Honor
Carl Schurz
Germany
Low
Prince Henry
Schurz
Frank Saxton
Birthday Party Gone Sour for Brooklyn Boy Gang
In Brooklyn on his birthday, Johnnie Joy hosted a neighborhood boys party that turned chaotic as the guests swiped all the food and toppled the table setting. The mother returned to a silent, trashed basement with Johnnie distraught and crying.
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Skun
Johnale Joy
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Johnale
Johnnie
Johhnie
Johmine
Insurance of Consumptives in England and Germany
The London Westminster Review argues for a state style tuberculosis insurance system like Germany. Consumptives lack coverage, while Germany compels workers to insure and sends patients to state sanatoria, yielding higher cure rates, earlier treatment, and lower costs. Government programs funded substantial subsidies and reserves for consumptives.
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London
England
Germany
Weicker
Geerberndorf
Maris
Notice to Contractors for Confederate Soldiers' Home rebuild
Sealed bids will be received for the rebuilding of the Confederate Soldiers' Home in Tanta Ga until 3 PM February 17 1905. Plans and specifications available at Bruce Morgan architects office. Building Committee Chair C W Calfeun to supervise. Seventy five percent payment and surety bond required. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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R. M. Clayton
Ondenignet
Tanta
Bruce & Morgan
Ichitecte
W. i. Calfeun
Busing
Petty
Fales& Jelks
Mrjso
Wr. Wright
Newburg
H. P. Poller
Mare
Quynenan Cottor
Waynmanville
Mobley
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