Coburn Riders Dominate as Smith Suspended Pending Probe
Coburn wins four races led by top rider amid news that jockey Smith is suspended during an ongoing investigation. Weather favored fast times as entries filled the seven furlong to mile events with numerous horses listed for today.
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Fy Smith
Prairie Dog
Fineron
Whaww
Coburn
Shave
Ridweetlig
Hling
Kairie Dog
Gilead
eHiures
Velma Clark
Alard
Oakland Results Summary from December Horse Show
The Oakland event lists numerous horse names and times across many divisions. Notable entries include Louisa 107, Senator Matta 113, Parsifal, Patsy Dolan, Cuban Girl 107, Dandy 0, and Kitty Koll The Miller 05, with times ranging around 1:26 and 1:14 in several heats.
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Oaklanten
Sitteenth
Setling
Youn Aphrodix
Royle
Gots Mason
Faldo
Spry Gark
Part
Matta
Bennnett
Moin Robert Ronoeree
Claudator Anovklages NG Mootiva Meoreva
Share
Budd Wade
Annie Max
Angelina Li
Fonsomon Wark
Cpabbir
McNatmara
Laine
Parsifal
Patsy Dolan
Sling
Larry Wirt
Quadra &Pret
Dandy Fz
Rte
Lance
Trinditza
Bedeck
Hoss
Aelling—Duckey
Princess B
Hilfe
Guato
Kitty Koll
Selting
Elnatetn
Duke of York
John Welch
Kentcky Stables Full of Famous Trotters and Pacers
News notes training work for trotters and pacers at Lexington. top trainers meet in the region to prepare horses for races with high earnings and prominent owners like Scott Madson and Hawthorne connections mentioned.
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Wieter
Leen Huilned
Lexington
Mineher
Scott Madson Bax
Hawthorne
Don Min
Ryan Sues Jeffries for 1000 in Kansas City
In Kansas City a trainer named Tommy Evan sues James J. Jeffries to recover 1000 for training the world champion for the Corbett bout in 1800. The petition claims service was timely and reasonably worth 254, with 8100 still due after paid 510 to three specialists. Jeffries gave an exhibition last night.
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Kansas City
Tommy Evan
Bright
James J. Jeffries
Breight
D. J. Corbett
Coney
Ryan
Ryan Aye
Tod Sloan to Return to Saddle on Metropolitan Turf
New York reports Tod Sloan will ride again on the Metropolitan turf next spring after assurances from the English Jockey Club. he must ride in England only until then and will resume racing in America with restored standing in a few weeks.
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Tod Sloan
New York
Journal and Amerimin
Tod
Agann
Clnh
Fingland
Satetwas
Mathews Thoreton Bout Declared Off For New Year
New York reports the proposed twenty round bout between Matty Mat thews and Dateh Thoreton, scheduled before the International Athletic rules meet in Fort Erie Ontario on New Years Eve, has been declared off by management.
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New York
Matty Matthews
Dateh Thoreton
Fort Erie
Ont
Brihe Management
Wealth Told in Words as Bradford Dies in New York
Edward Taylor Bradford died in New York on December 26 leaving a fortune in smelter invention. Alfred C. Pardy recalls Bradford perfected a process cutting ore reduction costs by two thirds with smelters in Utah and Washington while negotiations for Alaska mine stock awaited bankers. Bradford's Denver home, wife, four sons and two daughters are named as survivors, and the body is to be sent to Denver.
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Thorne
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Oscar Willams
Mombrino Potehen
New York
Edward Taylor Bradford
Alfred C. Pardy
Yoon
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Utah
Washington
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Attack by bolomen at Dopelog leads to hand to hand fight
Captain Schoeffel with eighteen men of company KB Ninth Infantry at Dopelog Samar engages bolomen in a severe close combat. Captain wounded but not dangerous. Five privates reported killed or wounded amid heavy losses.
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Schoeffel
Ninth Infantry
Dopelog
le Lad
Samar
Boer Victory Report Mixed With Heavy Casualties
London reports a boer victory with heavy casualties and means the Dutch force pursued by two regiments. The message notes a significant blockhouse complex near the Orange River and DeWert’s Christmas leap, with Colonel Firman’s roughly 400-man force involved and possible implications for further attacks.
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Deotmlor St Coleone
Zeefontajn
O Range
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Love
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Lindley
Firman
Ons
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Mellen Declares He Will Not Resign
President Mellen issues a plain statement denying resignation and urging calm as rumors of opposition from James J. Hill circulate. He says the legality of the Northern Securities Company will be decided by the highest court and asks the public to await the court’s decision without prejudice.
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St. Pauui
Mellen Tought
James 4
Northern Securities Company
Tillet Advises Carnegie to Buy Beef Not Books
Ben Tillet president of the London Dockets told Hull tonight that Andrew Carnegie should raise wages rather than donate more. He argued higher pay would improve his workers and farmers, noting Carnegie has plenty of money to give away. The audience mostly union members.
Jumped to Their Death in Street Crossing Tragedy
In St Louis two men, T W Taylor chief engineer of the Terminal Railroad Association and William Astin Kent, were run down near a Wabash switch engine at a crossing. They jumped from a gasoline wagon or carriage as a fast engine bore down, dying at the scene.
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T. W. Taylor
Terminal Railroad Association
William Astin Kent
Leglaville
Lake Shore Announces Wage Increase For Key Workers
Brown vice president and general manager of the Lake Shore says conductors engineers firemen brakemen and yardmen on the Lake Shore operating company from Chicago will see material wage increases shortly after the first of the year. Other trunk lines eastward from Chicago are expected to follow.
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Ohio
Brown
Lake Shore
Chicago
Fire destroys grain elevator in Chinage
Fire tonight destroyed the grain elevator of A F Muller in Chinage. Loss on merchandise and grain estim ated in the thousands. A number of families who resided in mest by cortegen were driven from their homes by the flames.
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Chinage
A. F. Muller
Mest
Cortegen
Fam
Worst Storm of the Winter Hits Astoria Coast
A December storm battered the Astoria coast causing extensive property damage. Reports note high winds and storm surge impacting homes and businesses along the waterfront as authorities assess the damage.
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Astoria
Ore
Battle of Trenton Anniversary Observed in Trenton
The one hundred twenty fifth anniversary of the Battle of Trenton was elaborately celebrated in Trenton New Jersey today with festivities and ceremonies marking the historic event.
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Trenton
N. J
Battle of
Painter Sir Joseph Noel Patten Found Dead in Edinburgh
Sir Joseph Noel Patten, noted painter, was found dead in his bed in Edinburgh. He is recorded as born in 1501. The notice states his death occurred on December 2% with no further details.
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Sir Joseph Noel Patten
Edinburgh
General Bartholomew Drops Cuba Campaign Fetch
General Bartholomew, Democratic party candidate for the presidency of Cuba, has suspended his campaign and set elsewhere from Manzanilla.
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Bartholomew
Democratic Party
Cuba
Manzanilla
Surprise Cuba visit as North Atlantic squadron entertains
The Havana letter reports the arrival of the North Atlantic squadron and several officers, including Captain Young, amid celebrations and harbor salutes. Preparations for a New Year's football match, theater reopenings, and political tensions color a festive yet unsettled post occupation scene.
Fashionable whims for Women at Home and Theater
A verbose fashion piece targets feminine readers, detailing intricate garments and accessories with emphasis on sheer fabrics, trims, and decorative features. The prose weaves style cues with hints of social occasions, theater wear, and holiday party attire.
River Leaves Allsenne for Trip Next Week
A terse note reports river leave for Allsenne and mentions Vissi Texagon and AJ AL Rareahtde as participants. Details and roles are unclear from the fragment but indicate a planned departure in the coming week.
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Fragmented Debate On Power and Wealth In Washington
A chaotic exchange in New York Stim reveals heated views on political influence, wealth concentration, and the threat to civilian leadership. Critics argue that sustained wealth centralization risks erosion of democratic balance and prompts calls for reform.
Fragmented Ode to Johnny and Worries over Life
A poem or prose fragment reflects on Johnny and a worry about life and relationships. It mentions Indianapolis and Whe Boor wine times, with a narration about fear, marriage, and social pressures. The voice questions modern life and personal nerves.
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Governor Rogers Dead
Governor Rogers died at 6 o clock this evening. The report notes the passing of John T Rogers and confirms the governor's death.
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