New Orleans Grand Circuit Meets Host Wild Horse Races
chaotic race day report details multiple events with unclear results at New Orleans and Chicago venues. mentions Peters and Brown from Pittshure, a daring fifth race robbery attempt with $90, and various selling stakes and entries including Leenja Nabockush and Leviathan. local betting, times, and names appear in fragmentary fashion.
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Brown
Pittshure
Frank James
Sidney Sabath
John Peters
Leenja
Nabockush
Local Trotting Association Plans Fall Meeting Details
The report outlines a plan for the association to form a combined temporary committee led by Weedon and others to organize upcoming trotting races. It notes visits to leading counties, decisions on owners, and possible awards, with a meeting to be held on November 27. The text mentions a draw between Chetan and W A Miller and lists weights and results in a separate note.
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Rireult
Reprowonta- Craw
Chcut
Tiet Et de Lotman
Mt Fom
Ei. Mi
Cleveland
Asociaone
Ine
Eo Uta
Atewaris
of MN
J. W. T Atalesim Forbes
H. KK
G. Bitlings
A. HH. Les
Chetan
W. A. Milla
Saus
MT Ogle
Coleman
Yinae
Santa
Thay
Bright
Cale
MAS Red
Dee Vice
Wy . Wen
Atothen Hack
Tod Reid
Unclear boxing bout details with disputed weights
Fragmentary report describes multiple fights led by Santa Anna and Coleman in a melee described as beg fights of the day. It mentions red Gorlet and Athlute and scores around five pounds, with Coliman and Japcrom also named. The text is garbled and difficult to verify.
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Coleman
Santa Anna
Coliman
Sante Anna
Colmnan Griat
Turner hall hosts W. H. Coyle cup bowling contest
Large Turnvervin Mushea Magnolia and Hougstony wun Carlsruhe teams competed for the W. H. Coyle cup at Turner hall. Magnolia held the cup with two earlier wins but Turnvervin clinched victory and the trophy by margin, amid dancing and social afterward.
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Turner Hall
Magnoliis
Thau
Poneragion
Permien
Rnveroli— dL. FB
Gohweikart Oo. C.csscscceese
Abernethy
Momuier
Assassiy
Wmnnen Concenense Vesie Varsnaracere
R. Knodol
Ssisssuashanasees
Caratharne Guiaeiveieei Aworviweess
W.-C. Bownlaget
HIMUD
Nothard
Ceesec
Teavasas
Crumpacker Comments on Roosevelt Policy and South Suffrage
Washington November 2 8 Special to The Post President Roosevelts letter on the negro question and Hooker T Weebingtons statement sparking discussion Crumpacker of Tucscon says it is less condemnable to bar competent men from office or suffrage due to race He favors waiting for further developments before pushing drastic disenfranchisement laws and seeks a bill to probe poll tax conditions in the South
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The
Post
Washington
Troosevelt
Pegre
Hooker T. Weebington
Mlentaelppl
Met
W. D. Cram
Charlston
Tucsson
Crumpacker
Ocrumpacker
Congress
Palfrage Condstone
South
Pardons Denied in Several Federal Cases
Special to The Post. Washington November 25. The president denied pardons in several cases. Individuals named include Paul Blunt of the Eastern District of Louisiana for breaking into letter boxes, A. Cornet of the Eastern District of New? for fraud related to a homestead entry, W. C. Clitien of the Northern District of New? for counterfeiting, W. A. Pace of the Northern District, and Henry Poster of the Northern Territory case. Also listed are James Wunt and Feliz Goodwin of the Southern District of Indian Territory for alleged murder, John Pekk of the Northern District of the Tied Territory for liquor without license.
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Washington
Paul Blunt
Louisiana
A. & Cornet
Ene
Wu T Clitien
W. A. Pace
Drilling Steps For New Well On Hill Near League City Texas
Report outlines plans to drill another well on a hill above the creek near League City Teague City Texas. Nov 24 says the Campmee farm operation will move machinery about 100 feet from the current well and set up a new hole with Clifton guiding. Cavin has bought land at high prices and reportedly refused $1000 per acre for nearby parcels. Work on the new site to begin soon with the aim to reach greater depth and continue drilling.
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Teague City
Texas
Campmee Farm
Camp
Clifton
HHS
Beaumont
Gieaitie
Cavin
Aeré Hee
Ellis
Eure
Bn Hue
Vongorra
Demand for Oil and Cars Surges at Beaumont Field
An important meeting of directors of the Horwond Oil company at Beaumont Field saw Captain Wood Terhell resign as president and director, with Mr F. C. Naylor elected as director and Mr Tavice named secretary. Reports note strong demand for oil and that cars are readily secured as industry activity continues despite regional uncertainties.
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Wran
Wood Terhell
Ales Deep Wails
F.C. Naylor
Dewey Heywood
Tavice Wan
Sam
Bouthern
Meni Piloiinied
Pomehilo Aviation Daligeniniets
Wells
Budington of
Go Beelilent Lity
Westertdy
Aly
Jehay Hise
Westerday Sur
Werk
Ever Ind
Mr. J. If
Shovwart
Vancouver
Fortien
Port Arthur
Wert on the La Porte Well progress report
The La Porte oil well near La Torte Texas shows the drill down over sixty feet with encouraging signs of rapid progress. A rumor of gas pressure was denied by company officials who cited no foundation for the claim.
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la Porte
la Torte
Texas
Change of climate not needed to cure catarrh
A medical review argues that climate change does not cure chronic catarrh and that treatment should target the underlying causes through oral remedies. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, containing Blood Root, Ho t Gum, and Cuolovel, are marketed as safe for all ages and effective for head throat and stomach symptoms. A Columbus, Ohio user recalls long suffering before using the tablets and endorses their family wide use.
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Aintoreta Amd
Staart
Beribank
Columbus
Ohio
Bruart
Stuart
World’s Visible Supply of Cotton Rises Modestly
New Orleans reports Secretary Hester’s statement on the world’s visible supply for cotton. Total shows 3,207,080 bales, up 3,004 from last week but down from 3,456,108 a year ago and 3,? from the year before, with increases noted in week-over-week figures.
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New Orleans
Secetary Hester
World agricultural market shifts show annual production changes
Text outlines rises and falls in global agricultural output with references to Britain and continental Europe. It notes an 8 decrease versus last work and comparisons to prior years, mentioning South Africa and overall market adjustments. The fragment hints at supply and price movements across major regions.
Poll Tax Amendment Dramatizes Legislature’s Enacting Scope
Austin historian reports that Texas voters approved a poll tax measure with broad implications for state and local elections. The piece notes Attorney General Bell’s view that city elections fall under the amendment and discusses primary elections’ decisive role and juror qualifications affected by the change.
Porte's barbarous methods shock Macedonians
From Constantinople advices dated November 24 the Porte is accused of barbarous acts in Macedonia. Christian villagers are said to be tortured and coerced to hide arms while priests and peasants report plunder and terror.
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London
Mall
Constantinople
Porte
Barbarate Prethoda
Bannockburn Grounded in New York Port Dispute
Montreal Trapaportation manager J. A. Curthy reports a transit dispute near Bannockburn onshore north of Deck 7. The exact facts and parties involved remain unclear from the fragmentary OCR.
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New York
J. A. Curthy
Montreal Trapaportation Company
Hannocurn
Toainland i Hind
Beauford and James Tie The Knot In Mineral Wells
In Mineral Wells Texas on November 27 A H Beauford married Mise Antole James. Esquire Green officiated joining the couple in the presence of family. The bride is the daughter of a prosperous farmer two miles south of town. The groom is a resident of Dalian county.
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Mineral Wella
Texas
A. H. Beauford
Mise Antole James
Island City News: Foreign Ships in Port and Local Obituaries
Port activity drops as few foreign ships arrive while W. I. La Rue dies from accidental morphine poisoning. Denver brings a large cargo. Judge Stewart, over 80, ill at bench. Pinck Ditty to meet Atlanta trustees. Franklin recaptured after escape. Denver arrives with heavy cargo amid congestion fears.
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W. I. la Rue
Denver
Texas Specials and Local Notes in Ennis and Surroundings
Local items report contracts awarded to Wilmoie and Vagute for a new modern shop building in Ennis whileCatholic attendance rises as weather allows and Saturday closing nears. Morgan reports efforts to aid retrievable bank losses. Paris notes a baptism and conversion. Camiton mentions a five year sentence. Goltawaite district plans a Prohibition election in December. Mullin district listed with Stylin Independent School District activity.
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ENNIS
Odd Fellows
Thin City
Wilmoie & Vagute
Baturdar
Alta
C. Janater
Ead
Algal
Morgan
Tral Che Retibergs
Firat Nav Dona
Gollthwalty Independent
Mullin
Stylin
Weomn
Negroes Sold At Auction In Lancaster Court Yard
Lancaster Kentucky November 24 crowds gathered as Rhoyn Lawson auctioned three enslaved people after a court order. A man named Charles Andersen sold for twelve months at 80, while two women Belle Griffin and Crime Crores sold for three years respectively, raising a total of five hundred dollars.
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Lancaster
Rhoyn Lawson
Court House
Bircuit
Charles Andersen
Wrenett
Belle Griffin
Enormous Fire Destroys Lumber Yard at Norman Ont
A massive blaze swept through the Norman Ont. Yards of the Leiber company today gutting a two barges steamboat and eleven houses. Sparks and flames spread rapidly from cedar piles to the riverfront destroying material loss and threatening nearby homes. No exact damage estimate available.
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Rat Portage
Ont
Mat Vortage Leiber Company
Norman
le May
Decia
Epreail
Iretion
Finland
Prof Hill to Retire From Geological Service
Prof Robert T. Hin of the United States geological department said he is gradually retiring to devote more time to private interests. He spoke after examining Mont Pelee relics and while en route to Cuerrero Mexico for mining inspections.
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San Antonio
Teras
Robert T. Hin
United States Geological Department
Mont Pelee
Cube Clty
Cuarrero
Mexico
Tin
Poat
Geological Department
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Pea
Ranma Norte
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Trim
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