Palmetto Stakes Surprise at Crescent City racetrack
Durnell and Herz syndicate win the Palmetto Stakes led by Prince of Endurance ridden by Buchanan. Oronte and Lord Melbourne finish second and third as Henry McDaniels too favorite fails to contend. Tom Maybin bought after winning. Patheen claimed in last race. race track heavy and results detail five other races with times and payouts.
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Commercial Tribune
Durnell & Herz
Crescent City Jockey Club
Prince of Endurance
Buchanan
S. Bender
Oronte
Lord Melbourne
F. M. Dick
Sweet Alice
Daniell & Herz
Henry McDaniels
Tom Maybin
Featherstone
Uranium
Landry
Oronté
Age & Herz
Patheen
Brown Vail
Wickline
D. Gilmore
Gannon
Peter Duryea
Aline
Jon Hunt
Della Ostrand
Little Jack Horner
Hoar
Aaa
Alice
Henry McDaniel
Scorpio
Galore
Helgerson
Nevis
H. Michaels
Mare Bell
Brandysmash
the Lady
Hermoso
Velasquez
Prince Blazes
Faun
Tom
Erfe
Lou Woods
Berzack
Ao “Sey
Lon
Even G Wins Deep Stake at Ingleside in Close Finish
A strong 13-horse field contested the Mrécker Stake at seven furlongs with Even G. prevailing at Ingleside. Lind stable pair Irene Lindsey and Mairesca led betting while Huachuaca placed second, with Fréma spearheading the early rush and The Pride among the late movers.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Mrécker
California
Lind Stable
Irené Lindsey
Mairesca
Huachuaca
Sturves
Soes
Glissando
Mike Rice
Phil Archibald
Lattle
St Lots Fair Grounds
Honston
Oeake
Claude
Artvis
Tebank
Sea Lion
Coburn
Golden Cottage
J. Daly
Father Weather
Ransch
Archibald
Peters
Poorlands End
California Without Change in New Pullman Service
In a new Pullman service advertised by B. and W. Railway agents, daily from Cincinnati and Friday at 6 p.m., routes extend through Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio 5 Page Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berth rates are advertised as less than half the cost of regular sleepers.
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California
Cincinnati
Via
Louisvill
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
Page
Los Angeles
San Francisco
B.& W. Railway
Tino Ae Vralivoas South Pacific
Fee Harlow
Henry Titer Fines Upheld in Trotting Board Decision
The National Trotting Association board upheld Henry Titer of Readville in demanding the $200 fine from August for not driving his horse to win. The panel ruled Titer did not intend fraud but failed to follow the rule requiring horses to be driven to the finish. Also expelled were J Woods and Frank Catherines for racing Norseman as Dandy Hall in Canada and other locations.
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New York
Hicotn
Tspe
Johnston
Henry Titer
Réadville
Brooklyn
Brighton
Ts Pat
Ron
J . Woods
Frank Catherines
Dandy Ha&ll
Hunt
Eric
G. Dick
Harry Smith
Brown Jim
E Snowhere
B. m
Ben "Clark
Phil
Younamtown
Youngswhere
Canada
E. A. Lefebre
Montreal
Iaan Rey
Amasa Sprague
Ahest
R. T
National Trotting Association
Daily Racing Card Entries From Friday Meet
The page lists Monday entries for multiple races with horse names, weights, and odds. Races include maiden and selling events across distances from fractions to a mile and a lockhandicap, featuring horses such as Guatama Bastile Moranda Giletis and Deathfields Travers Worthington Rolling Beer Scotch Plaid. Details show weights in pounds and listed horses per race segment.
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Guatama
Bastile Merge Moranda
Giletis
Thlo
Judge Magee
Dr” You ‘Dare
James J
Alfred C
Kiss Quick
Dr. Rff
Doeskin
Precisely
Moroni
Little Jack Horner
Lady Alberta
Optional
Shotproof
Vineland
Art End
Busy preparations under way for new racing circuit
Promoter John J. Ryan and manager Frank Fowler push plans for a circuit including St. Louis Kansas City Chicago and Louisville with Windsor track to join. Stable room applications flood in as contracts for work near opening are awaited and personnel shifts are noted for May and early summer.
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Frank Fowler
Newport
John J. Ryan
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Louttsville
Chambers & Walk
Windsor
Fowler
Roger Sullivan
New Orleans
Fristoe
Rod McMahon
Lyman- Davis
Worth
Willie Harris Named Newport Starter and Carrier
St Louis Dec 6 Willie Harris long time assistant starter at the Fair Grounds is named Newport starter and carrier Harris also a poet at heart and will carry the flag for Newport J Burke of New York will act as presiding judge at the outlaw track announced today
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Willie Harris
Fair Grounds
Newport
J. Burke
New York
O'Brien Posts $1000 Forfeit in Middleweight Clash Bid
Special Despatch reports New York and Philadelphia boxing interest as Gack O'Brien travels to New York to challenge Ryan for the middleweight title. O'Brien offers $1000 forfeit while Ryan is cited as the current holder. O'Brien expresses strong intent to force a match.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Philadelphia
O'Brien
Ryan
al Smith
Yan
Michigan Scandal: Attempted Bribe Over Big Ten Tilt
A troubling report from Tanna Michigan details an offer to Univ. of Michigan player Heston to throw the Michigan Minnesota game in exchange for money and a clean slate. Heston rebuked the bribe, denying any intent to fix and vowing not to repeat such actions.
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Commercial Tribune
Tanna Mich
Michigan
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Ien
Eston
Gophers
Ae Paes
Heston
Tife
Avondala Banquet Opens with Jehnkon Test Field
A fragmented report notes an opening banquet at Avondala linked to Jehinkon and a test field event. The wording is unclear but implies a ceremonial start and athletic or testing setup.
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Pday
Avondala
Jehinkon
Epileat
Mc Govern Corbett Featherweight Title Bout Settled for Detroit
Negotiations at the Hotel Metropole push toward a Detroit venue for the McGovern versus Corbett featherweight world title fight with a $5000 forfeit to post. Louisville interest remains, but a Wednesday deadline could force Detroit if forfeit is not posted. Mayor Maybury has approved the bout amid possible religious opposition.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Terry McGovern
Young Cornett
Detroit
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Hotel Metropole
Sam H. Harris
McGovern
John R. Considine
Young Corbett
George F. Considine
Timothy Hurst
Setern Athletic Club
Louisvill Harris
Considine
Hurst
Southern Athletic Club
Lewisville
Billy. Considine
Louisville
Maybury
Bliss
Lover
Young
Corbett
Predicting Detroit boxing fiasco stalls Corbett McGovern bout
The piece argues a Detroit fight would likely be blocked by the governor, risking another boxing setback like Louisville. It notes McGraw’s missteps, defends integrity of the American League race, and praises Detroit Mayor Maybury for a cautious, lawful stance on a Corbett McGovern title bout.
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Detroit
Connecticut
Louisville
Varsity Banquet Honors 1910 Football Crew
The Cincinnati Varsity football banquet at Gibson House honored the season with speeches by Dr. Harry and others. Harry Box was elected captain for next year and Herbert Brown selected as manager. Alumni praised past games and a challenge for next season was issued.
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Harry Box
Herbert Brown
Cincinnati
Gibson House
Harry
Starbace
Eearth
al Morrell
Robert Te
C. We Marx
Chez
Arch Carson
Vard
le Bian
Baugquet
Will .v
J. M. Kugl
Rt. A. i
Marco Flo 1
C. Ws
W. F. Baur
J. T. Snel
Pesiey I. Furste
Fred G. Flack
Try My Box
Harold D. Worcester
Phi Partridge
Robt. Holland
John Calvin
Skinner
Richard Y. Dickerson
Herbert A. Brown
Bariés Hendricks
E. J. Alexander
Wart & McGill
Baitor
George K. Elliott
Thomas Foster
Louis Eieaster
C. Cook
the Traal
Adolph
J. Buch
N Campbell
Mor
Isaacs
B. Nelson
al Mor
McGraw Comments On Close American League Race
New York manager John McGraw discussed the tight AL title battle of the prior season. He noted four teams finished neck and neck and highlighted the strong competition among Philadelphia Boston St. Louis and national rival clubs, calling the era unusually close for both leagues.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Graw
McGraw
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Coneider Woettsburg
Simpl
Ohio Corporations Filed With Secretary of State
The following corporation papers were filed today with the Secretary of State. The Gray Trion Company of Willoughby with capital stock listed. The Chilticothe company. The Oak Manufacturing Company of Edgerton. The Master Stonemasons Association. The Master Carpenters Association of Columbus. The Commercial Club of Cleve and the Cat Back Club of Cincinnati. names include Mitchell J Pradt John Sccablein Peter Biecker William Heffron and Charles Rieaser.
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Ohig
Refal Tribune
Columbur
Gray. Trion Company
Willoughby
Capital
Chilticothe
Oak Manufains
Edgerton
Master Stonemasons’ Association
Master Carpenters
Columbus
Commercial Club
Cleve
Cat Back Club
Cincinnati
Mitchell J.pradt
John Sccablein
Peter Biecker
William Heffron
Chartes Rie
Aser
The Mascot Opera Page Fragment
A fragment from an old opera piece titled The Mascot appears with garbled OCR text. It mentions names and places in distorted form and hints at a staged work or review within a newspaper page segment. The readable bits suggest theatrical or musical content without a clear narrative.
Extravagant Whims End Marital Strain In San Francisco Soldier
James Gannon, an insurance solicitor and former Third Infantry soldier discharged in San Francisco after the Philippines campaign, failed to satisfy his young wife Althea Spittler. She deserted him three weeks ago for a George Street resort, was tracked to police headquarters after a street confrontation, and faces a pending charge on Monday.
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James Gannon
suMeleth
Althea
George Street
Gantiono
Third Infantry
San Francisco
Philippines
California
Althea Spittler
Woodward Street
Gannon
Bernhardt
Sixth
Auditors to Probe Kentucky Fire and Life Insurance Firms
State Auditor Coulter hires Haskinag & Seis of New York City to audit life fire casualty and marine insurance companies operating in Kentucky. The review aims to verify reports on business in Kentucky and premiums collected in recent years, amid concerns over property located locally and revenue impacts from new charter provisions.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Coulter
Haskinag& Seis
Broad Street
New York City
Kentucky
Surageet
Ee City
Remarkable Industrial Growth in Ohio Reports
Advance sheets from State Labor Commissioner Michael D. Ratchford show a remarkable industrial growth in Ohio for the calendar year 1901. The report notes increased manufacturing activity and a rise in wages, while cautioning that data collection improvements under the new law contribute to part of the observed rise.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Michael D. Ratchford
Ohio
Department
Peeco Im
Tore
Gave Up Hig Child at Coroner Inquest
Edgar Preston a former soldier of the Sixth Infantry faced a coroner inquest after his partner in Newport reported he planned an overdose. The story recounts his wife’s death four years earlier and the request by Mrs Arnold to adopt Preston’s 11 year old daughter, who Preston, despite resisting, agreed could have a better life with the Arnolds. The inquest touched on the child’s welfare and possible military funeral arrangements.
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Edgar Preston
Sixth Infantry
Broadway
W. T
Newport
Scfis
Preston
Mrs. Arnold
Rhage
Acta
When He Is Right He Sends His OE to the Excelsior Laundry
An item notes that when he is right he sends his work to the Excelsior Laundry located at 4 East Sixth Street. The note mentions ten wagons and two telephones serving the operation.
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Excelsior Laundry
East Sixth Street
Unclear OCR Item on December Fractions
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an event or person from Grove Cooper and a fast mile run. Details are unreadable, making specifics about names, places, dates, or outcomes impossible to confirm.
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Seo
Barndy Oldgeld
Ofany Grove
Cooper
Gasolline
President of the Rendeavorers Dies in Kansas City
Thomas Jones, a prominent local lawyer and former president of the Rendeavorers, was found dead in his bed in Kansas City. The coroner ruled natural causes. Born in Saint Lawrence County New York, he had a Christian background and leaves a mother in upstate New York with two brothers in New York City and Utica.
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Kansas City
Thomas Jones
Jones
St. la Lawrence County
N.Y
Dear Ae
Association
Bt. Neis County
New York City
Utica
N. Y
Dletlaspetia Wins at Polo Match
In a close polo outing, Dletlaspetia secures victory while riders from Wigs Enery and Vinest compete for second place amid a lively crowd. שום
G. A. R. Commander Announces Appointments
General Thomas J. Stewart, Commander-in-chief of the G A R, issued orders appointing F A Walsh as General, Albert R Conn as Judge Advocate General, and J Cory Winans as Senior Aide-de-Camp and Chief of Staff. The announcement comes from Harrisburg headquarters.
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Harrisburg
Thomas J. Stewart
G.A. R
F. A. Walsh
Mil- Coston
Albert Rt. Conn
J.cory. Winans
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Anseiger
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Kiwasa
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Aig
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Ben Frost
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Searchlight
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Queen Mary Punch
Joe Dermody
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Bureau OF Labor
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Ohio Statistics
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Teta
Amary
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Rendeavorers
Thomas Jonés
Polo
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Erogressor
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Wien
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N. W. Cor
Fourth & Vine Sts
Ellis & Son
Reine
G & Son
Wiliam R. Shafter
A. A. Taylor
Cambridge, O
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Centerville
Iowa
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Zanesville, C
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Rebe
Count Castellane
Central’ News
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Rant de Cantellas
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Paris
Portueh
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