Two Princes Win In Heavy Going At New Orleans Card
Henry McDaniel Woa the Even Money Favorite could not show in the heavy going. Darnell and Floras added the Palmetto stakes. Prince of Bodutawer led the long field to win. Honey McDaniel was beaten in the feature with Prince of Bodutawer and Glory in the minor events. Track conditions were heavy with five furlongs run, time 1:19 for the Palmetto.
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Henry McDaniel
New Orleans
Darnell
Floras
Jear McDaniel
Winnihg
Honey McPaniel
Golbi Ll
Tom May
Sig
Len
Darne
Acd
iMers All Mayhitt
Brince Mann
Favoritra
Darnell and
Herald Pollee
Farlones
Welline
Tom Mayhin
Anerleer
Ages Mack
Thay Bit Eh
Farlongs
Sellite
Thondnan
Lord Peover
Lateon
Siz Farlones
Sellar
Mrewnatl
Planeot
Feo
Palmetto
Swerpsialen
Sis Firlonge
Prince of
Baseball Leagues Warring Bring No Amicable Settlement
Memphis December 6 reports that three pairs of parties led by Tom Elleioy James Polat and George Caruea failed to reach an amicable settlement over the baseball strike. Players reportedly signed contracts while talks continued as American League concerns and other figures seek peace in the leagues. President Hickey left the city this afternoon for a duck hunt in Arkansas with Carnthera King while orders for a new league are awaited.
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Memphis
Torn
Tom Elleioy
Americas
James Polat
Nashetlie
George
Caruea
Alenbie
Kanth
Cerna
Rielly Builds Club With Promising New Players
Corpus Roping Contest closes its second day with Owen Oliver winning first prize in greenada and Claud Allen taking third after also placing yesterday. Arthur Weber Clark Grime and Virgil Arvit named among prospective infielders for the team as manager rates the group highly.
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Piant
Fars
Cosen
Fonteast Uteldera
Bowling Contest at Jenea's Alleys for Wotton Medal
Magnolia Bowling duty defers the Wotton medal at Jenea's alleys at 4 pm. In addition to the medal, a bowling ball and cow will be awarded to the first to nick the second beat before.
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Magnolia
Wotton
Jenea
Jeney
Avore
Louisiana Railroad Mileage Reported by State Commission
Louisiana railroad mileage totals 2 400 miles with a $15 fallen over the year. The chart lists lines from Leesville to West and Arkansas, and new routes toward Georgia Northwest and Fort Jedoron. The report names Mountéta Bowth Be and other sections in sparse form, noting totals and regional lines under the state commission inquiry.
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Louisiana
Tir Pont
New Orleans
Loulsiana Retiroid Commission
Arka Bouton
Leesville Raat Sud West
Arkansws
Eeecktsa Vrrisa Thas Ga
Abeurcasie
Turb Invest Bien One Hundred Days Of Mi And Brack
Fragmentary notes describe a high value investment scheme with mentions of $20 malas and $500 by one anre. References to prices, sales terms, and dividends appear tangled with unclear names and numbers. The fragment also cites an association and a questionable financial plan with unknown parties and uncertain outcomes.
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Mi & Brack
Bandia API
Mae Poul
Siem
Inie Pi Ag
Champions of the South College Team Dominates Southern Grid
The Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College football team is crowned champions after defeating the University of Texas 11 to 0 and beating Vanderbilt 14 to 0 at Dallas. The squad, composed entirely of Texas A&M students, played with stellar teamwork and minimal penalties, earning praise for their hard work and skill.
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College Station
Teras
Texas University
Vba
Agricultural and Mechanics College
Altough
Univer City of Texas
Verna Walverelty
Dallas
Bewaner
Vanderbilt
Bcgn
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
St. Rilwarde
Erinity
Baylor
Hneman
Risenhower
Tio
J. Wi. Pirle
Parith
Helett
Vosterlal
Matt
Td University
Matt le
Engin
Lafayette
Pott
A and M Base Claim to Title on Sewance Victory
A and M asserts its claim to the title citing Sewance defeating Vanderbit 11-0 and Texas beating Sewance 11-0 as key results. The text lists players, positions, weights, and ages from Agricultural and Mechanical teams and references a historical game context with unrelated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewance
Vanderbit
Texas
American buyers surge for thoroughbred cattle in Britain
Report notes unprecedented number of American buyers purchasing high quality cattle in the United Kingdom. Buyers included J. S. Goodwin of Chicago and others, with prices ranging up to over $2600 per head. Import rules and tuberculin testing influence future shipments as health checks continue.
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London
United Kingdom
Permada
Bere Ter Exuiblin
Lovie
Tmyers
Bow Hirreta & Marvin
Leaington
Nck
Goodwin
Chicago
Angie
Keede
Aioe Liereforda
United States
Salmon
Caltec
Jersey
Guerney
Inchowy
U.cp A
Jermy
Guerney Ahd
Higland
Scotland
Intimate foods of the Chemuion musson and Parisian nights
A fragment notes a visitor at Bienbein palace hosting a House party with French love songs and Portuguese ballads. It describes lively theaters and restaurants, nightlife crowded with fashionable crowds, and a rising share of skilled workers unemployed over ten years amid the bustling scene.
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Chemuion Musson
Bienbein Palace
Nui
Cuban Protocol Aims at Havana Treaty Signatures
General Bliss and Cuban commissioners are expected to sign a protocol in Havana next Monday establishing reciprocity terms. The plan, rooted in existing tariff rates, would let the United States grant Cuba a preferential rate while avoiding a direct favored nation violation. The protocol is to be presented to Washington for formal treaty action, with Secretary Hay and Minister Quevada to participate.
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General Bliss
Palma
Havana
Wihobington
General Gites
Havina
United States
Washington
Hay
Quevada
General Biles
Cuba
Famine Threatens Sweden Amid Cold Winter Losses
Stockholm reports northern Sweden and Dalecarlia suffer crop failure due to cold wet weather. Collections are conducted nationwide by banks, corporations, and individuals to aid the sufferers, though officials warn the relief effort faces serious strain and uncertain turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Dalecarll
Beto
Queen Wilhelmina and Consort Plan Private Royal Journey
New York dispatch reports Queen Wilhelmina of Mortland and King Consort, formerly Prince Henry, may undertake a royal tour next spring. Private letters received today indicate the pair will attempt travel abroad, details undisclosed.
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Wilhelmina
Cannort
New York
Whelmina of
Mortland
Apf
Prince Menry
Amertes & Vindt
Youth Queen Plans Coronation Tour With Royal Visit
A youth queen will crown the United States with a formal coronation. She will promise princes from the Dutch East Indies and visit colonies in Surabaya and East Java. A Dutch warship will sail, and the party will travel to New York and Washington for a presidential reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Prinees
Taft Beloved by Filipinos Says Ferguson Report
Secretary Ferguson reports to the State Department that Governor Taft is regarded as a friend by Filipinos who see him as their best ally and who hope to continue American efforts to guide them toward self rule. Ferguson notes Taft’s health has fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Ferguson
Philippine Commissaion
State and War
Ferenpon
Freight-rate hearing set amid railway charge debates
The Interstate Commerce Commission schedules a December 14 hearing on freight-rate changes tied to several lines, including Michigan Central, Lake Shore, Pennsylvania, New York Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Norfolk Western. Officials request chief railway representatives and qualified experts to attend to discuss proposed adjustments and potential impacts.
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Washington
Kaat
Wterstate Commerce Commission
Hue
Sexi
Omler
Clale
Michigen Central
Lake Contra
Michian
Trade tariff notes across river markets
The document lists proposed increases on grain and flour shipments in sacks and on barrel or pound measures, affecting routes between Louisville Evansville New Albany Cairo and Charleston Atlanta Brunswick and the South Atlantic region. It specifies a four cent per sack rise for grain and flour and a five or six cent per barrel/pound increment, to be applied on Louisville and nearby routes.
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Und
Louisville
Evansville
New Albany
Cairo
Charleston
Atlanta
Brunswick
South Atlantic
Neabville
Winoin Central
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Will Wiest
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