FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS ITEMS AND LOCAL GOSSIP
The Sunday Light reports varied dispatches from London and Havana. Cuban insurgent Gomez gains ground against Weyler as clashes near Havana are described, with details on movements toward Matanzas and Santa Clara. Also notes London census plans and rumored outlaws Harbolt and Miller in Texas.
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St. Louis
Waller
Crawford
Harbolt
Texas
Sheriff McGee
Foster Crawford
Wichita Park
London
Lonnox
Royal Statistical
Society of Medical Officers of Health
Institute of Actuaries
County Council
Gomez
Havana
Havyana
Maitangtag
Santa Clara
Weyler
Martinez Campos
Macao
Matanzas
Gomez Counter
Aceo
Orient
New Orleans Race Day Draws Huge Crowd and Spree of Bets
A bustling New Orleans track day drew between 8000 and 10000 spectators with heavy betting activity. Winners Parmesan Marcel Gottia Mille and others dominated the program amid hopes for the Australian starting machine. Jockey moves included Turbiville and Duffy joining Marcus Daly’s stable for the Montana billionaire’s season. In New York, Met Handicap riders Bright Phobos and Ray Hampton were ruled out, while Lumley and Morrie faced suspensions for conduct and compliance failures.
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Spretni
New Onnears
Brown
New York
Farmozan
Marcel
Bults
lRonand
Behmer
Pose
Gorse
Newcom
Rapid 'Traneil
Freeman
Uncle Jim
le Banjo
F. Duffy
Timo
Handle
Sap
Stark
Clay
Jamboree
J. Hica
Constantine
D. Davis
Pokinn
Sedan
Juanita
W. Tavelor
Wiel
Imp. Connemara
Warren
Gottia Mille
Hinkey
Billy McKenzie
Aken
Atelin
Schorrer
N. Morrie
Conrap
Morris
Lammy
Masonic
di Long
Lamley
Clayton
Magonie
Dayton Man Surrenders After White Paper Collapse
Thomas Reynolds, secretary treasurer of White Paper Co, returns to Dayton after three months away and surrenders amid three indictments charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses and embezzlement. He had acted as sole agent for White sewing machines.
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Dayton
Thomas Reynolds
White Paper Company
Reynolda
Monty Onder Falco
Vic
Rocanthy
Davenport
Fort Bragg
Prohibition News and Widespread Unrest Sweep Italy and U S
Riots flare in nearly every large Italian city as government faces labor unrest and foreign policy shifts. In Texas, local option elections loom in Hays county while Fort Worth hosts a secret Texas Cattle Raisers meeting amid broader national tension. Reports cite fires, crimes, and political moves across multiple states and international theaters.
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Pythius Lodge
Waeldor
Italy
Igonate
Sassion
New National Bank
Greenville
Nell Addison
Queen Clix
Tsro
Chicago
Hays County
Canal
T. Wilkerson
Ab Bonham
Abyssinia
Charlie Sims
Kyerklgo
Paris
Tater
Humbert
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Fort Worth
William Stepney
Galveston
Cooper
Hes
Dervlshes
Caseala
Massowah
Cassala
Spain
Cuba
South Texas
Makomson
Congress
Sayers
Kentucky
St. John Boyle
U. S. Senate
Suapecta
Thord
Gulf of Mexico
Thorn
Brazoris
da Geor
Arma
House of Commons
Washington
Woyler
Georgetown Cooking Club Party Progresses With Partners
Georgetown Texas March 7 specials-M lsges Corine and Pearl Dover hosted a Young Ladies Cooking Club party last Friday. The progressive function paired couples for every course, with winners announced as W. T. Cleveland and Miss Nellie Steele. Attendees included local figures and Denver visitor Miss Austin, amid lively entertainment and a physical culture contest nearby.
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Georgetown
Texas
M Lsges
Corine
Pearl Dover
Adies
Cooking Club
J. W.snyder
Mra A
Harrell
Granville Tinaln
Jack Steele
W. H. Stogle
Miss Austin
Denver
J. W Snyder
Miss Steele
TH. M. Critzburg
W. T. Cleveland
Nellie Steel
Score Keapers
Elttie
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Ballard
Seattle
Kalteyer & Schuchard
Ac Dreles
F. Kalteyer & Son
James Clavin
Druggiers
San Antonio
INEW
Orleans
Trace
Parmicean
Cubinat
Dintomovas Street
Mihday
W.d.datan
Marsket
IEEE
Wolf & Marx
Iss
Soc. Ladies
Lotno
Sess
Vera
Aese
Wolff & Marx
Georgetown Society
Holland
Amsterdam
Aaperen
South Holland
Yelle
Wene
Nic Tengg
W. Commerce Street
San Antonio, Texas
Boerne
James T. Clarke
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