Go-Between Wins Thrilling Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Go-Between defies odds to win the £27,000 Suburban handicap by a short head before a massive Sheepshead Bay crowd. Hamburg and Dandelion trailed, with Go-Between holding on as Ultra support surged to the finish. The race drew the largest gathering seen for the event on Co ner Island Jocker Club course.
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PEE Pledges Rail Reform and Open Car Promise
Pennsylvania Railroad officials pledge to end ownership of coal stock by employees and abolish private cars. Vice President John B Thayer testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission, praising open distribution and noting rapid growth in coal operations and ongoing efforts to curb favoritism.
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Miss Ellen Glasgow Noted Southern Novelist
The author of at least seven books including The Voice of the People and The Deliverer is Ellen Glasgow. Born near Richmond Virginia she lives there and is recognized for her literary work in the South.
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Big Campaign Expenses Reported in Pennsylvania Governor Race
In Harrisburg on June 22, campaign expense statements were filed for the Republican nomination. Colonel Louis A. Watres of Scranton and Josiah V. Thompson of Extontown report large outlays, with Watres listing about 14223.08 in expenses and supplemental items to be filed, while Thompson cites substantial sums including travel and campaign costs from Uniontown and related items.
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Roosevelt to pay own travel expenses in committee talks
The article reports that President Roosevelt will cover his own travel costs for meetings with the committee. It notes a $25,000 figure tied to expenses and states he will not request reimbursement for his trips.
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Royal Arcanuit Sued Over Insurance Claim and Kidnap Suspect News
Miss Simpson sues Royal Arcanuit for 3900 on an insurance policy after the death of a member of the organization. The case involves a demand tied to an alleged fatal incident and payment dispute. Separately, reports note a Jersey City man detained in Wilkes-Barre after being found with a merchant’s son, and a Grand Rapids case charging a man with attempting to bribe a council member amid a districting dispute. Also a local classified ad touts Chamberlain's Salve for multiple ailments.
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Agree On Rate Bill Conferees Near Report for House
Washington January 7 conferees on the railroad rate bill are nearly ready to report to the House. The group plans to present a measure Saturday with three points still under discussion. Provisions include sleeping car as common carriers and ownership rules affecting pipes and pipelines, plus five day notice before commission orders.
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ADMITS PLOT TO KILL PRESIDENT IN Portland trial
During the municipal court trial of six Poles charged with assault and battery on Walter Sealasz wicz, Sealaszki testified that a month ago a plot aimed to raise funds to send an anarchist to Washington to assassinate President Roosevelt. The plan reportedly fell through. The defense denied the accusation as the witness claimed he was an anarchist. Secret service documents and pamphlets have been sent to Washington.
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Lightning strike injures Philadelphia journalist in booth
William W. Recep assistant sporting editor of The Public Ledger was hit by lightning in a telephone booth at the Philadelphia club near the city. He suffered a brain concussion and was taken to a Philadelphia hospital. Recep, once the US amateur featherweight champion, is a familiar figure in boxing and has refereed many bouts.
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Cuban Town Sagua la Grande Destroyed by Fire
Reports from Cabiesrams via StauTes Esher man & Co state Sagua la Grande Santa Clara province in Cuba, a town of about 33 000, was sacked and burned. First telegram claimed destruction, second said only the town had been burned, with no further details available from the firm’s Havana representative.
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Pure Food Revelations and Public Health Warnings
Representative Mann in Congress demonstrates adulterated foods and strict standards for canned goods and coffee. He cites opium-tinctured extracts and five ton pepper shipments, urging uniform pure food laws to protect consumers. Also notes Dr. McCartney recovering hearts and the death of Judge Marcus W. Acheson.
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