Melbourne Cup prospects and Caulfield Cup scratches noted
Sporting Melbourne reports indicate a probability that a spring Melbourne Cup aspirant may start in the Caulfield Cup. Several horses including Lady Sanguine Hamburg Belle Lovelam Picquet and Saracen are scratched for the Caulfield Cup with bets and pace work detailed for other contenders across Melbourne and Doncaster trials.
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Melbourne
Lady Sanguine
Hamburg Belle
Lovelam
Picquet
Saracen
S.E
Mustapha
Averell
Beerings
Floraver
Randwick Gallops Report From September 11
Light rain at Randwick slowed dust as horses trained in brisk fashion. Culalla Ca nage and several names posted varying times across 5 to 9 furlongs while others like Border Ling and Noost stretched to 7 furlongs. Key strides included Perdue over 10 furlongs and Prince Flavus mile run, with multiple horses logged around 6 furlongs to a mile.
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Soecoach
Alured
Aramo
Lord George
Stainer
Marine
Gold Cit
Manese
All Green
Below
Sequarious
Noogilla
Athenic
Shalf
Duke Foote
Carnell
Malffeld
Trishman
Neder
Danaus
Beau Soult
Flamborant
Mercurios
Sir Alwinten
Mine Corelli
N.S.W
Victorian Park
Neware Ediva
Mees
Cnedomis
Abbeite
Beragoon
Golden Hop
Wartadonga
Delarn
Hallowmas
Wormln
Hongs Im
Cafeel Rum
Lumer
Haut Special
Maze
Polantine
Wherry
Svunev
Randwick
Culalla
Canaque
Alva
Sandbath
Noost
Alling
Emperor
Soltano
Hot Cake
Aspic
Golden Shore
Pitteworth Gum Ram
Grand Marshal
Breastwork
Winora
Mater
Cagou
Harpist
Amd al Sted
Royal Laddie
Barri
Rovigno
Hall Merk
Dessarols Wins International Motor Best Trophy at Cowes
In London on September 11, Dessarols of France won the 32 mile International Motor Best Trophy at Cowes with an average speed of 408 7 10 knots, Mapleleaf finishing second.
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London
Deemond
Doncaster
Syanmln
Altair
Guiness
Rothesoda
Cowes
Dessarols
France
Mapleleaf
The Color Line in Boxing Ban Sparks Dispute
New York September 11 The State Athletic Commission refused to rescind rules banning Langford and Gunboat Smith from meeting. Officials upheld the prohibition amid controversy over racial exclusions in the sport.
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New York
Langford
Gunboat Smith
African Contests Report Mixed Knockouts and Draws
In New York Sem Langford scored a swift thirty second knockout of John Johnson of South Africa who showed fear and avoided action until the finish. Portland reports Tommy Burns and Pelkey clash over alleged ill treatment with managerial claims. San Francisco notes Bob McAlister and Sailor Petroskey fighting to a twenty round draw with multiple knockdowns.
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New York
Sem Langford
John Laeter
Johnnson
South Africa
Johnson
Langford
A. Ee Bey Areck
Dows
Portland
Oregon
Tommy Burns
Pelkey
Burns
Cagnya
San Francisco
Bob McAlister
Sailor Petroskey
Owls
Championship of Britain boxing offer in London
London report notes a boxing championship of Britain with a proposed start in 18,000 pounds and bonzoline billiard balls. Roy offers an Englishman a 6 percent start, inviting bids up to 550 pounds, with the winner earning 5 and the loser 35 percent of the gross after expenses.
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London
Liroy
League team declines visit to Australia and New Zealand
Norther Rugby Union refused the New South Wales League's arms to visit Australia and New Zealand. During a football match at Kya Bram blows were exchanged between two players, a free fight followed, spectators rushed the ground, the game stopped, and police separated the combatants whose names were taken.
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Laixdon
Norther Rugby Union
New South Wales League
Australia
Melbourne
Kyabram
Nme
Australian cricket match reports and tours summary
The report covers Australian tourists scoring 257 for nine and defeating an 18-run total. mentions weeks of club games and a match between B R Hiley's team and Regt, with Cameron, Ingram, Hacritz, and T J Kelly excelling. Bowling honours go to Cameron with seven wickets. Plomley credits for 153 runs. The piece also notes a murder report and detailed wicket tallies for several players.
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Mon
Plomley
Cameron
B. H. Riley
BR. Varley
Ameron
Riley
Pancoma
Emtertajesd
Lush
B. BR. Hiley
Tom
T. J. Kelly
Ingram
Hacritz
J. Johnston
Mr. Hiley
Wiskete
Telng Dows
RB. C. Plomiey
H. Starr
Atherton Show Opens with Big Attendance and Diverse Entries
The Atherton show on September 11 drew visitors from Irvinebank, Herberton, Cairns, and nearby areas. Widespread praise followed fine weather, gates collected over £10 each day, and the Atherton Band performed. The event featured many horse, pony, and hack competitions won by riders such as P. Nelson, Bessie Weare, Reggie Weare, and E. Castle, with a casualty incident in Open Hunters and notable hall exhibits by Pollock, Carr, Windhaus, and Ables.
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Atherton
Irvinebank
Herberton
Cairns
Hardgrave
G. Smith
Mia
Galloway
Bessie Weare
Mrs. Green
Pete Wan
Rough Rider
Reasie Weare
Open Hanters
Blackhoy
Debl
Billy
Tgpital
Mr. Darcy
St. Roman's
Fievre
Misa Cook
E. J. Castle
Estry
H. M. Taylor
Joker
H. Maguire
Borodino Econ
Lady
Gent
Atria
Beastie Weare
P. Neal
Playtoy and
Warrior
Lady Hitler
Mim Cosk
Pollock
Carr
Windhaus
Ab Les
Ah Ler
Hill
Cowan
Rainbows and Gordons Face Off in Hospital Cup Final
The final fixture of the Hospital Cup sees Rainbows and Gordons clash tomorrow Saturday. Rainbows seek revenge after last year’s cup win as kickoff is at pie.
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Rainbows
Gordons
Pley
Property sales rise in Mareeba area prompting inquiries
Commercial Mr. Chas A Jenkinson notes decided increase in property value with several recent sales. F H Harnes main street block and Byrnes street property opposite the saw mill changed hands. buyer Horace Paull and seller F H Hermes. Thos Hope miners homestead new owner, and A Reid two Constance street allotments sold. Mareeba inquiries pour in.
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Chas. A. Jenkinson
Marvena
F. H. Harnes
Byrnes Street
F. H. Hermes
Horace Paull
Thos. Hope
A. Reid
Constance ‘Street
Masonic Hall
Mareeba
Return on pastoral leases tabled in Queensland Assembly
In Brisbane the Premier tabled a return on pastoral leases detailing resumable land. The total area specified for resumption is 1. a square miles and 535,590 acres. The measure covers lands across Waransea Burke Leichhardt Mitchell South Kennedy Warrego and Gregory South, totaling close to two million acres.
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Brisbane
Waransea
Burke
Leichhardt
Mitchell
South Kennedy
Warrego
Gregory South
Aboriginal Protector to Visit Torres Strait Islands
The Chil Protector of Aboriginals, Mr Howard, plans a Northern voyage to inspect island missions. Mr Passton, Protectream of Aboriginals, departs Brisbane Sunday for Torres Strait to spend three to four months visiting island schools.
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Brisbane
Howard
Pascoe Tver
Torres
Passton
Torres Straits
Pierteland
Minister approves £1000 for V.M.C.A recreation at railway camps
Brisbane report notes the Minister for Railways approved expenditure of £1000 for counts secured by the V.M.C.A. to aid recreation activities at railway camps across the state. The decision aims to boost welfare programs for workers stationed at multiple camps.
Prince of Wales to Tour Dominions in 1715
The Graphic notes the Prince of Wales and Prince Albert will begin a dominions tour in the autumn of 1715. It also suggests the Prince of Wales may open the Parliament at Canterca, indicating royal involvement in key imperial events.
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Losdos
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
Prince of Wise
Government plans election effort and foreign voting clashes
The Daily Chronicle notes 1815 general election plans and federal voting emphasis as government seeks strength. Australian Day observed at Earl's Court with thousands present. Sir George Head among attendees. Washington reports Senate passes wool clause. other measures attract attention. The Imperator to sail New York service in October after partial rebuild and switch to oil fuel.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Amram
Londox
Earl's Court
George Heid
Horse Maiming Incident Reported at Wednesbury
London dated report notes another car of horse maiming has courted at Wednesbury.
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London
Wednesbury
Sunday Services List At Local Churches
Sunday services scheduled across Nelson area churches. Nelson Trostyterian Church plans morning and evening services with Rev. Denny and Rev. Kirks. Angle Mothelle Church and St John's Cairns note Holy Communion and morning prayer times, with additional services at All Saints and Frensong nearby.
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Presbyterian Churth
Sheridan-st
Sunfla
HH. Denny
Angle Mothelle
St. John’s
Cairns
Sera
The
Mo Packard
Arensong
Selmon
All Saints
Nelwon
Frensong
A series of early aviation and rail accidents reported
Headlines recount a London to Glasgow Caledocian express runaway with limited damage after derailment, an army aviator surviving a 1000 foot test flight crash, a German airship wreck in a gale with rescue delays, and a fatal monoplane crash that killed King the engineer as a car shifted weight causing a vertical plunge.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Sams Stclial
Mimion
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St Ledger
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Lowneis
White Ee
Coames
Souvoin
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Airnas Sporting Saloon
Linnett & Holland
Turf Commission
N.R A
JRESS
Court House Hotel
Laver
Armstrong, Ledlie & Stillman
Championship OF Britain
Britain
Ghay
Yorktown
Sem
Z. Bactis
C. Plomiey
B. Johntom
W. J. Wallwork
B. Saxon
G. Plomley
Dowling
B. John
Pepe
A. Weillies
B. Johnston
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Walter Dear
Tyton
P. Neson
Mins Firth
Mins
Weble
Beripl
Mareera Property
Town OF the
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Asquitic
Americak
Washington
Senate
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the Imperator
Berlin
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Mthimst
Hambledon
Nelson
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Chas. Fixter
Edinburgh
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Wadi
Almeria
Lord Rayleigh
Oliver Lodge
Shiver
Trade Mart
S. Mayeshiba
Sachs Street Cairns
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