Bay Side Steeplechase and Garter Handicap Race Cards
Racing program lists entries for four races with weights and horses. Include Second Race Bay Side Steeplechase four year olds and up and Third Race two year olds selling. Fourth Race Garter Handicap nine to ten furlongs with $10,000 cash value. Fifth Race three year olds selling seven furlongs. Sixth Race three year olds six furlongs with listed weights.
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Pantcuffle
Voorhes
Tiro
Mc- Pege
Frank Lord
Berry Maid
Bigot
Jimmy Lane
Kara
Gan Boy
Gold Circle Ee
Gra Gill
Loudon Light
Ge i
Guy Fisher
Tom Reid
Guerrers
Intervene
Elizabeth Sweeney
Pleasing
Anna Semper
Madriline Apron
Ramble
Annotation
Lazarus
Racquet
Elizabeth
Lancer
Jack Atkin
Brookdale Nymph
Red River
Meelick
Rifleman
Welbourne
Chapultepec
Don Enrique
Bat Masterson
Oxford
Qld Honesty
Berkeley
Angelus
Tony Bonero
Restigeuche
Rosimiro
Tommy Waddell
Ibs
Mark Anthony II
Gallavant
Blandy
Saracine
Zaij
Campaigner
Keator
Ingham
Yarborough
Alila
Greeno
Master of Craft
Lottie S
James E. Brady
Jubilee
Ban Yah
Halket
Rialto
Black Oak
Orman Wins Open Oakland Race In Smooth Fashion
In Oakland on April 14 Governor Orman won the first race decisively. Frank Fuittner led in the fourth race, sprinting to the stretch and holding on for the win. Edwin T. Fryer overtook Boggs for second. Race summaries list six furlongs first, four furlongs second, six furlongs third, and one mile fourth with times and placements for each.
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Oakland
Cal
Governor Orman
Frank Fuittner
Edwin T. Fryer
Fisher
Thurbet
Lycurgus
Arthur Hyman
Goldstein
Kamissa
Rose’ Cherry
Miscalef
Eckersa
Azusa
Eerionen
Woodlander
Walsh
Bill Eaton
Gilbert
Workbox
McIntyre
del Cruer Retania
Lady Rensselaer
Creston Bay
John H. Sheehan
Belle of
Iroquois
Kelly
Prince Rufus
Emma G
Aunt Polly
Tom Shaw
Liso
Frank Flittner
W.miller
Boggs
Onatassa
Timothy Wen
Vox Populi
Weil
Dulcinea
Rice
Peggy Oneal
Sandy
Senator Warner
Larose
Nonie
Agnola
Eudora
A:nton
Paris to Tokyo Auto Race Cars Sail For Orient
The French and Italian cars from the New York to Paris race were loaded onto the steamer Aki Maru in Seattle after a parade. The Paris Matin telegram directed the departure. the German car is days away. All cars go to Japan then Vladivostok, with the American car arriving soon for dispatch to the Orient.
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Seattle
Wash
New York
Paris
Orient
Paris Matin
Japan
Vladivostok
Benning Meeting Closes With Jockey Club Races
The Washington Jockey Club’s spring meeting at Ben ning ends with the Jesse Brown Cup for two year olds won by Aftergreen Stables Taboo. Hawk Wing second and Al Busch third. Essex wins the steeplechase carrying 164 pounds. Five favorites and a second choice rewarded backers.
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Benning
D. C
Washington Jockey Club
Jesse Brown
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Taboo
Hawk Wing
al Busch
Essex
Aiken
Columbia Course
Witching
Flatfoot
Footloose
Miss Granville
Harold A
Frank
Hulby
McCarthy
Servile
Bergen
Bob Callahan, Jr
Fairbrother
Draculum
Miss Majorie
Trey of Spades
Lykers
Brussel
Insomnia
Sir Cann
Cheek
Spanish Prince
Hagan
Banner
Huppe
Yama Christy
Mr. Hayes
Columbia
Howard Shean
McCahey
Poquessing
Smoker
Reidmore
Lady Karma
Banker
Peter Knight
McFadden
Brookdale
Venus
Lima Franchise Sold to American Association President
Columbus April 14 President T J Bryce of the American Association Baseball Club bought the Lima franchise in the Ohio State League from William Clarke of Baltimore. Six Columbus players were released to form Lima's nucleus with Nick Kahl named as manager.
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Bryce
American Association
Columbus
T. J. Bryce
American Association Baseball Club
Lima
William Clarke
Baltimore
Lime
Nick Kahl
Wellsburg Votes Republican Ticket and No Liquor License
Wellsburg West Virginia elected the full Republican slate except one councilman and voted against a liquor license by 46 votes today. The town held the election in Wellsburg with results reflecting strong GOP support and a strict stance on licensing.
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West Virginia
Wellsburg
W. Va
The Gay White Way At Lyric Sunday Shows
The Lyric Theater opens Easter Sunday for a week featuring The Gay White Way with Jefferson De Angelis Blanche King and Alexander Carr. It pr ovides burlesques and songs plus local contest for best make up with Actors’ Fund Fair on view.
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Messrs
Shubert
Lyric Theater
New York
Jefferson de Angelis
Blanche King
Alexander Carr
Maude Raymond
Melville Ellis
Frank F. Doane
Post and Russell
Queenie Vassar
Viola Hopkins
Joseph Herbert, Jr
America
Messrs. Shubert
Actors’ Fund Fair
Forepaugh Stock to Stage Under Two Flags at Olympic
Easter week attraction at the Olympic will present a lavish production of Ouida's Under Two Flags by the Forepaugh Stock Company. The cast features Cigarette and Bertie Cecil with grand scenery by the Pirepaueh mechanical department. Directors aim for a season's worth of spectacle and lasting popularity.
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Olympic
Ouida
Blanche Walsh
David Belasco
Cigarette
Bertie Cecil
Algiers
Pirepaueh
Lid Lifters to Stage at Standard Theater Next Week
Success in burlesque is promised as the Lid Lifters bring a top touring company to the Standard Theater. The troupe features twenty five chorus girls, a strong roster of comedians, two new burlesques, witty satire, and lavish scenic designs with dazzling electrical effects.
Matinee at the Olympic features Fanchon the Cricket
The Forepaugh Stock Company presents Fanchon the Cricket at the Olympic this midweek matinee. The production has drawn favorable comment and will play to a capacity audience this afternoon.
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Forepaugh Stock Company
Fanchon
Bridge Play Shines At Lyric Matinee With Kelcey Stars
A matinee at the Lyric Theater features the Kelcey Shannon Company in Bridge. The stylish production draws generous theatergoer approval for its cast and performances.
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Lyric Theater
Kelcey
Miss Shannon
Sol Smith
Kelcey-Shannon Company
Julia Marlowe Ill After Nervous Breakdown at Plaza
New York April 14 Miss Julia Marlowe lies seriously ill at the Plaza Hotel following a nervous breakdown after ten weeks of late night engagements. Her condition prompted cancellations and extended rest.
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Julia Marlowe
New York
Plaza Hotel
Maud Adams to Perform Shakespeare at Harvard and Yale
Charles Frohman has accepted on Maud Adams behalf an invitation for two Shakespearean appearances at Harvard and one at Yale. Harvard shows are June 3 and 4 at Sanders Theatre with a possible June 4 matinee. Yale’s is June 5 outdoors if weather allows, otherwise in Woolsley Hall.
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New York
Charles Frohman
Maud Adams
English Department
Yale University
Miss Adams
Harvard
Juliet
Sanders’ Theater
Cambridge
Yale
Woolsley Hall
English actor Willie Edouin dies in London
London dispatch reports the death of English actor Willie Edouin in London after a period of illness since his return from the United States. He was born in Brighton in 1841.
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London
Willie Edouin
United States
Brighton
Mahler to Conduct Three New York Symphony Concerts
New York announced that Gustav Mahler will conduct three New York Symphony Society concerts next fall while completing his engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House. The Vienna maestro brings his reputation as a leading conductor and composer to the city program.
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New York Symphony
New York
New York Symphony Society
Gustav Mahler
Vienna
Metropolitan Opera House
Tarkington Writing Play Cameo Kirby
In Rawhide Nevada Nat Co Goodwin said Booth Tarkington is writing a play titled Cameo Kirby. The drama, set in the South in 1833, was announced in an interview here.
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Tarkington
Reno
Nev
Rawhide, Nev
Nat Co. Goodwin
Booth Tarkington
Cameo Kirby
Gingerbread Man at Grand Opera House Promises Spectacle
The Gingerbread Man by Frederic Ranken and A Baldwin Sloane debuts at the Grand Opera House for Easter week. Kris Kringler and characters from Nursery lore appear with Santa Claus Land and the Aerial Sugar Palace in a scenic, costume rich production led by Fred Walz. The cast features Evelyn Frances Kellogg and many noted players in a sixty-two person company returning from New York City.
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Capital A
Capital
Grand Opera House
Frederic Ranken
A. Baldwin Sloane
Kris Kringler
Jack Horner
Margery Dan
Simple Simon
Santa Claus
Sugar Plum
King Bunn
Machavelius Fudge
Fairyland
Kris Kringle
James McElhern
Percy Matson
Lute Vrohman
Bery Lovey
Fred Walz
Liberty Theater
New York City
Bridge Whist Enjoys Early Fashionable Social Flings
The passage notes bridge whist as a ruling passion in fashionable society and mentions its use in dramatic offerings. It emphasizes the game's popularity after a string of live topics and hints at its social significance and entertainment value.
Ralph Stuart Stars in Strongheart at Walnut
Ralph Stuart opens a week long engagement next Sunday afternoon at the Walnut in William C. DeMille’s new comedy drama Strongheart. The play follows a college life setting at Columbia University with a central romance and a pivotal football game shaping the drama.
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Ralph Stuart
Strongheart
William C. DeMille
Columbia University
Dorothy Nelson
Chum
Stuart
Harris
The Girl Question at the Grand Improves on Stage
Last evening the players at the Grand presented the musical comedy in a more acceptable manner than Monday. The production ran with ease and dash, drawing generous approval as it moved closer to the audience in Chicago and other cities.
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Chicago
Miss Henrietta Tedro Shines In The Girl Question At Grand
Cincinnati born actress Miss Henrietta Tedro gains praise in The Girl Question at the Grand. Her grandfather worked as a compositor for daily papers, and she rose with Askin-Singer Company productions like The Time the Place and the Girl and The Honeymoon Trail. Her portrayal as Jo Forster amid lively scenes earns strong interest from friends and critics.
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the Grand
Henrietta Tedro
Cincinnati
Daily Press
Miss Tedro
Tedro
Askin-Singer Company
Jo” Forster
Pullman Birth Sparked Royal Chef Performer
Mabel Allston Wilson, who stars with The Royal Chef at the Walnut this week, is notable for being born in a Denver and Rio Grande sleeper on Palm Sunday 1889. Her actor parents were touring performers, and Governor Black welcomed mother and child at the depot. She holds life passes with both railroads and has long been with the Royal Chef troupe.
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Mabel Allston Wilson
Miss Wilson
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Palm Sunday
Salt Lake City
Grand Junction
Col
Governor Black
Colorado
Mise Allston
Denver & Rio Grande
Pullman Company
Royal Chef Company
Protests and defenses ignite hearing on Aldrich bill
Vigorous debate marked a House Banking and Currency Committee hearing on the Aldrich bill. Dawes argued for elastic emergency currency while bankers from New York and New England urged caution. Joshua Powers of Louisville and others warned the bill could spark a panic or force bank charter changes. some favored a dedicated currency commission instead.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Dawes
Fowler
William E. Atwood
Connecticut Bankers’ Association
H. W. Stevens
Hartford
United States
Edna Goodrich to Marry Nevada Mining Man in Berkeley
Special Dispatch reports Edna Goodrich, famous leading woman under N C Goodwin, will wed James H. MacMillan a Nevada mining operator on June 10 in Berkeley California. Miss Goodrich has retired from the stage and will not act again, despite Mr Goodwin's contracts.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Edna Goodrich
N. C. Goodwin
James H. MacMillan
Nevada
Miss Goodrich
Paris
Mr. MacMillan
Eight-Hour Law Upheld By Wisconsin Judge
Milwaukee April 14 Judge Tarrant rules the Wisconsin eight hour telegraphers law constitutional in a test case brought by the State against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Road.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tarrant
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Traveling salesman arrested for bounced check in Louisville case
At 12 30 this morning Detectives Pflug and Hueftlein arrested a traveling salesman who registered as W G Fitzgerald and charged him with giving a check on a Louisville bank which was refused. The detectives said the prisoner had lost his position some time ago. Fitzgerald denied the charge.
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Pflug and Hueftlein
W.G. Fitzgerald
Louisville
Fitzgerald
The Girl Question Matinee at the Grand Theatre
Since its Chicago opening the attraction ran 350 performances. A matinee of The Girl Question will be staged at the Grand this afternoon.
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Chicago
the Grand
The Girl Question Plays In Other Cities Soon
The Girl Question will tour to other cities for union benefit performances after its Grand engagement this week. Portsmouth will host the Chicago production for one night and the house is already sold out. Charleston West Virginia will host it later under similar terms.
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the Grand
Portsmouth
Chicago
Charleston
W. Va
Gingerbread Man at the Grand Next Week
All the little folks will want to see The Gingerbread Man at the Grand next week. This Nixon and Zimmerman production adapts favorite juvenile tales for family audiences familiar to many grown-ups.
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Nixon and Zimmerman
Caroline Hull Shines At Columbia In Versatile Vocal Turns
Caroline Hull draws attention at the Columbia week as she sings a baritone solo then reaches a high C. She starred in The Winning Girl renamed The Social Whirl and led the comedienne in The Galloper under Henry Savage management.
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Caroline Hull
Columbia
Miss Hull
the Galloper
Henry Savage
Walter Jones and Blanche Deyo Perform in Merry Little Waltz
Walter Jones and Blanche Deyo, newly married, star in a Colum bu sketch titled A Merry Little Waltz. The waltz mirrors the famed Merry Widow number, performed here with strong acclaim. The Robinson Circus opens its season April 27 at Florence avenue and Reading road lot.
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Walter Jones
Blanche Deyo
the Columbu
New York
Jones
Deyo
Robinson Circus
Florence Avenue
Reading Road
Sothern to Play Lord Dundreary at Lyric April 27
E H Sothern will appear as Lord Dundreary at the Lyric on April 27. Popular actor James J Brady arrives in the city today to prepare for the coming Ringling Circus.
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E. H. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
the Lyric
James J. Brady
Ringling Circus
Press, pulp duty stifles learning at Reform Club dinner
Herman Ridder condemns a duty on wood pulp and insists a paper tax harms education. He cites International Paper Company stagnation, calls for Roosevelt to repeal pulp duty and reduce paper tariffs to aid publishing and the public’s access to books and news.
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United States
General Paper Company
Ban Fishers’ Association
United State
American Paper and Pulp Association
Paper Trust
People’s School and Library
Roosevelt
Congress
Cincinnati Postoffice Receipts Fall In March Reports
The Postoffice Department announced March receipts for many cities show declines from 1907. Cincinnati posted 20686.43 dollars, down 5573.25 dollars or eight percent. Dayton rose to 43928.7, up 5.45 percent from 1907. Columbus gained to 69727.10 versus 61529.19, up 13.32 percent.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Postoffice Department
Cincinnati Postoffice
Dayton Postoffice
Columbus Post Office
Builder Prefers Sinners Los Angeles Project
In Los Angeles on April 14, General Superintendent C B Weaver overseeing a $500000 YMCA building fired Christian workers from the 200 man construction crew and will finish with non Christians, claiming he can secure 25 percent more output from sinners. He said Christians were a saucy lot and could not deliver.
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Commercial Tribune
Los Angeles
Cal
Young Men’s Christian Association
C. B. Weaver
Weaver
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North
Cincinnati League
Wickards
Reichert
Schneider
Hinkie
Totris Weasersvvess
Pfluegers
Schmid Tees
Pflueger's Ist
F. Reisinger
Steinmetz J. Reisinger
Dgen Ceike
Pflueger
Totrle
Vaciacess
Grell
Bachman
Eisenschmidt
Wreen
Paoul Lanese Sco
Bmith Seswesss
Cvsceese
Groul
Settee Ween
Pitker
J. Koenig
Eee
Omegas
Avons
Schweikart
Bretves
Straunart
Weer
Kloppenbergs
Huesman
Dakker
Knabe Wee
Kenton County
Wizards
Germanias
Besterman's Alleys
Nole Samson Jansen
Miller
Collins
Thomas Strotman
Nele Sam
Sandman Tera
Cesneee Creignassuscess Pteeperet
TCC
Koo
Reiller
Grangers
Selby
Mueller
Collier - Mi Schafer
Barron
Seveee
Caneger
Steidie
Koehler
Schafstahl
Hal Glazer
Esvens Us
Kurleman
J. Kuhl
H. Kuhl
Ogert
Wahle
Meyer
Knapp
GPO
Reinhart
Reiner
Westhoff
Keefer
Grimm
Groelich
Toiria
Hoefle
Tota's
Wees Eee
Krollmann
Wehrung Aes
Paul
Cowenesees
Flannigan's
Albertson Wee
Leesman
Teen Nnne
Aisevees Seevess
Musekamp
Rumel Tenes Eee
Serpevensedseeeeseses
Shuberts
Miss Marlowe
M. Allen Starr
Herbert L. Satterlee
Boston
Mr. Satterlee
Alicia Ramsey
Lyric
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
The
Mr. Kelcey
Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
Capitol City Society
ADAIR
LAU
Giris O’ Favdard
Aldrich
American National Bankers’ Association
Currency Commission
New England
Powers
Publishers’ Association
Reform Club
Hotel Astor
Herman Ridder
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Free
International Paper Company
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