Appraiser Wakeman Reveals Roosevelt Era Dismissal Details
The New York port appraiser M W F Wakeman released a letter to Secretary Gage detailing reasons for his removal by President Roosevelt. He cites past recommendations, criticizes Spaulding and Howell administrations, and cites Japanese silk fraud investigations as factors in his resignation stance and alleged efforts to reform revenue abuses.
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New York
F. Wakeman
Roosevelt
Gage
Wakeman
O. L. Spaulding
W. WD. Howell
Mr. Wakeman
Howell
Spaulding
Spepecon
Chicsco
Cnt
Thief seized from Bernhardt theater stores in Paris letter
Paris report says a dishonest workman at Mme Sarah Bernhardt’s theater stole stage properties over two weeks, with one item a day. The thief, an employee in charge of furniture, was arrested after seen taking a marble clock. Several genuine Louis XVI pieces and other valuable items remained unrecovered, suggesting accomplices.
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Paris
London
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Artist Louise Cary Masters the Covered Tone Voice
An admirer praises the artist Louise Cary for her singing ability and influence on younger artists. References to Johannsen and Leumann highlight the tradition of mastering the covered tone, a skill few achieve, with Leumann still excelling in power and beauty of voice.
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New York Evening Sun
LN Lehmann
Johannsen
Nilssern
Louise Cary
Leumann
Relief On The Way Forecast For Ohio Indiana And Timore
Washington dispatch December 20 reports a weekend outlook for Ohio Indiana and Timore with improving weather. Saturday should be fair and Sunday probably fair as winds shift to a warmer south to southwest breeze.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Timore
Weather Summary for December 2 From Blythe Office
The report notes southwest wind at 0 to 6 miles per hour with clear conditions. Temperatures recorded with a minimum near freezing and no precipitation. The summary includes departures from normal since December 1 and since January 1, led by W. T. Blythe, Section Director.
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R.H
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Movements of Steamers in New York and Nearby Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures in early December across New York Cherbourg Queenstown Havre and Boston. Vessels include Sicilia La Savoe Cum i Fuerst Bismarck Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Lucania L Arquitaine Ryndam and Ivernia with routes from Havre Liverpool New York Plymouth Boston and more.
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Sicilia
Naples
la Savoe
Havre
Cumi
Liverpool
Fuerst Bismarck
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremay
Queenstown
Lucania
Haveeh
L’arquitaine
AM Ser
Ryndam
New
Boston
Ivernia
Epidemic of Crimes in Logansport Claims Third Mysterious Death
Ecory Marrs, Fulton county wealthy farmer, died after being found unconscious at Kate Figley’s house. Police seize two women and two men alleged to have robbed him of money and a check. City records mention a wave of crime, with prior cases of James Burns and Stephen Whitmore cited as unsolved mysteries in Logansport.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Ecory Marrs
Fulton County
Kate Figley
Marrs
St. Joseph's Hospital
Figley House
Ohe
James Burns
High Street
Eel River
Harry
Indianapolis
Saloon Brawl Victim Edward Davidson Found Dead in Valparaiso
The body of Edward Davidson twenty one was found beside the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Valparaiso Indiana. Coroner reports say death came from violence after he aided a man assaulted by three others. He was last seen at midnight after drawing pay. Three men Robert Fleming Michael Curtain and Roy Sowards were arrested as alleged accomplices. Local concern grows over saloon lawfulness and police laxity.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Edward Davidson
Davidson
Springport
Mich
Pennsylvania
Robert Fleming
Michael Curtain
Roy Sowards
Prosecution rests as doctors testify on Goodman death
The prosecution concluded its case at 3 0. The defense called several physicians who testified Goodman’s death likely resulted from alcoholism. others linked it to unrelated causes, and one called it a mystery. The heart of testimony ended tonight and the case is expected to go to the jury tomorrow.
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Goodman
Abram W. Chapman Muncie Leader Dies at 64
Abram W. Chapman, president of the Muncie Savings and Loan Company, died today at age sixty four from a complication of diseases. He earlier served on the Board of Police Commissioners and was a strong postmaster candidate under the Cleveland administration. A Mason and Odd Fellow, Chapman was a prominent real estate dealer and active in the Presbyterian Church.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Abram W. Chapman
Chapman
Presbyterian Church
Death of Hendricks County pioneer Alfred Waggoner
Alfred Waggoner a longtime Hendricks County resident died at his Plainfield home. Born January 22 1810 in Pulaski County Kentucky he came to the county when it was a forest and inhabited mainly by Indians. He was twice married and left five children.
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Indianapolis Journal
Plainfield
Ind
Alfred Waggoner
Hendricks County
Jacob and
Dradie Waggoner
Pulaski County
Kentucky
Veteran Gates And Noted Locals Die In Indiana
Valparaiso follows with Moses Gates aged ninety four the town s oldest resident and father a revolutionary soldier. Aaron Stanton seventy one a wealthy Valparaiso resident for four decades dies this afternoon. Sullivan reports James Pearson sixty eight dies at home of dropsy. a G A R member and civil war Eleventh Indiana Cavalry corporal. Elwood records O D Richardson twenty eight a labor circles figure dies at home. interment to Centerville Wayne County.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Moses Gates
Porter County
Aaron Stanton
Sullivan
James Pearson
Eleventh
Indiana Cavalry
Elwood
O. D. Richardson
Centerville
Wayne County
De Pauw University Students Leave for Holidays
Grentecastle Ind December college term ends. DePauw University closes first term as students depart for holidays. Examinations completed, vacation planned for two weeks with possible extra days to observe New Year. Football progress stimulates athletics. Coach Chez to lead next season.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Chez
Skeleton hung from Cambridge flagpole puzzles residents
Cambridge residents awoke to a skeleton dangling from the Cambridge common flagpole. Authorities attribute the eerie display to a hidden Harvard secret society called the Med Fac, and describe the skeleton as securely fastened, making removal difficult.
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Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge Common
Harvard
Med Fac
Lake Forest U Expels Gus Johnson Over Hazing Rivalry
Chicago report states Gus Johnson a senior from Decatur was expelled for hazing linked to the College and North halls rivalry. Five others suspended two until Sept. 1, 19%, without permission to return.
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Chicago
Lake Forest University
Gus Johnson
Decatur
School Teacher Harry Cromwell Missing Near Perth
Harry Cromwell, a teacher from near Perth in Clay County Indiana, disappeared after saying he would resume teaching Tuesday morning. His family, police in Terre Haute and Brazil, and local officials searched, noting fever at his departure and the possibility he wandered in delirium, succumbed to freezing, or fell victim to violence.
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Indianapolis Journal
Clay City
Ind
Harry Cromwell
N. M. Cromwell
Perth
Harley
Henry
Revenue Department
Terre Haute
J. M. Tilley
Brazil
Cromwell
Night Policeman Fends Off Burglary. Burglar Shot Dead
Summitville Indiana December 20 Night Policeman William Ray confronted a burglar at Berry and Van Winkle saloon. The intruder drew a revolver and was shot in the right side dying later. The only identification was a Marion Indiana pawn ticket reading Henry Johnson. Suspects aided by another man left with whisky and about $15 and a slot machine missing. A glass factory crew reported two men slept at the saloon earlier, leaving about 3 am. The dead man’s identity remains uncertain.
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Indianapolis Journal
Summitville
Ind
William Ray
Berry & van Winkle
Ray
Marion
Henry Johnson
Alexandria
Judge Sues Monon Railroad Over Grass Fire Damages
Harry B. Tuthill, judge of La Porte and surrounding counties, sues the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railroad in La Porte Circuit Court for 11525 dollars claiming sparks from the railroad engines caused a grass fire that burned his land. The unusual action names the judge as plaintiff in a suit against the railroad.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Laporte Circuit
Harry B. Tuthill
Laporte, Porter and Lake County Superior Court
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad
No Trace of Poison in Goodman Death Trial
Jeffersonville reports that in the Rathbun trial over Charles Goodman’s death at False City Hotel on Nov 6, Dr. L B Kastenbine found no poison in Goodman’s stomach. He suggested death could be from prussic acid or chloroform, with heart seen blanched. Other experts cited ether-related anaesthetic poisoning or possible angina as alternate causes.
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Newell C. Rathbun
Charles Goodman
False City
L. B. Kostenbine
Louisville
Goodman
Kastenbine
Carl Weidman
Louteville
Sr Emerermy
I Witcees
D. C. Peyton
Ugly Prize Fight at Box Social Sparks Injuries
At Hitch School near Kokomo Indiana a box social ended in a fight. Claude Edwards received a silver cup for ugliest man then threw it at the speaker, cutting a deep gash. Edwards was arrested for assault and battery as chaos spread and several girls fainted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Hitch School
Here
Claude Edwards
Ross Perry
Edwards
Wanatah Man Accidentally Shot While Hunting
La porte county resident John Matthews of Wanatah was accidentally shot in the end while hunting the gun in his hands went off. His recovery is problematical.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
John Matthews
Wanatah
Lare County
Windfall Oratorical Contest Honors Local Teen
The fifth and final W C T U doctoral contest at the Baptist Church crowned Miss Leo Freeman, 16, high school student, with the silver medal among five contestants. In Muncie, the G A R post elected officers for the term led by Thomas N. Durbin as commander and J C Cass as vice commander. The Friends Church in Muncie plans a new worship house costing around 15000 dollars after a recent fire damaged the old building which will be repaired temporarily.
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Baptist Church
Leo Freeman
N. Freeman
George Miller Post
No. GY
Na Eee
Thomas N. Durbin
J. C. Cass
Benjamin F. Legg
Jacob Barrow
An i Davis
D. B. Vive
Fire destroys the Blue Front Hotel at Fowlerton
The Blue Front Hotel at Fowlerton, a large frame structure, was destroyed by fire on Friday. Most furnishings were saved. Fire also damaged a public school building at Orleans causing a temporary panic among 300 students. no injuries reported. The blaze started in a furnace. In Covington, John Hart, brother of Perry Hart, reported killed in the Filipino fight with Troop M of the Fifth Cavalry in October. Rathbone Sisters to hold district convention at Stuffton March 2 with about 300 attending. Sullivan Council of Royal and Select Masters instituted at Masonic Hall with Terre Haute delegation performing degree work. Elkhart: Prof. Arthur W. Dunn to teach at Elkhart County Teachers Institute starting Dec 30 for five days.
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Orleans
Covington
John Hart
Perry Hart
Fifth Cavalry
Portland
Rathbone
Jay
Adams, Wells
Blackford
Grant
Wabash
Huntington
Stuffton
Decatur
Sullivan
Sullivan Council of Royal and Select Masters
Masonic Hall
Terre Haute
F. C. Basler
W. E. Aydelotte
W. T. Douthitt
Elkhart
Arthur W. Dunn
Indianapolis
Elkhart County
Teachers’ Institute
Danish West Indies Sale Debate Grows Before Plebiscite
Copenhagen reports swelling agitation against selling the Danish West Indies to the United States before a plebiscite. sentiment favors delay while ministers urge action. Some fear the sale timing harms Danish interests amid possible U S Nicaragua Canal impact and German syndicate interest watches developments.
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Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
Herr Ballin
Hamburg-American Lines
William
United States
Denmark
Trouble in the Persian Gulf fears of renewed strife
Bombay reports fear of fresh trouble in the Persian gulf as Mabarouk of Koweyt refuses a Sultan backed mission and threatens conflicts with Ibn Rashid. British ships patrol Koweyt while the Variag arrives. The Times cautions Turkey against destabilizing moves.
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Persian Gulf
Mabarouk
Koweyt
Bagdad
Constantinople
Ibn Rashid
Nejd
Pomdne
Redbreast
Variag
Variazs
Muscat
Ormuz Kishi
Bunder Abbas
London
the Times
Turkey
Gulf
Sargent's Copper Collapse Shakes London Metal Market
William Sargent, head of a leading metal firm and chairman of the exchange committee, failed on the Metal Exchange. He reportedly held 2,000 tons of copper and faced liabilities estimated from £30,000 to £60,000, sparking a market demoralization as copper fell £1 and tin dropped £7 to £98, ending the year with a Scotch pig iron warrants corner collapse.
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Metal Exchange
William Sargent
Sargent
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Lord Rosebery's Chesterfield speech praised by reviews
London commentary notes weekly reviews favor Lord Rosebery yet the Liberal Speaker rejects any replacement for Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. Papers urge Rosebery to shed diary ease, face campaign tasks, and win Cabinet entry by effort and resolve.
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Lord Rosebery
Chesterfield
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Spectator
Outlook
Private sale sought for Tara hall site of ancient Irish crowns
New York dispatch reports Tara hall of Navan County Meath offered at auction with two bidders and a high bid of £2 9% rejected. Sale reserved for private terms as legends link monarchs to the location from ancient times. Bremen note says North German Lloyd contend Australian law clashes with international agreements and may seek Lords decision after breaking ship seals if needed.
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Tara
Navan
County Meath
Dublin
Journal and Advertiser
Ireland
Bremen
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Perth
West Australia
Australia
House of Lords
Railroad Collision Near Nevenbeken Delays Berlin Express
In fog near Nevenbeken a Berlin express collided with four freight trains causing derailment. Twenty people were injured and six bodies recovered. others remain trapped in wreckage as rescue work continues.
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Paderborn
Russia
Nevenbeken
Berlin
Tsilka Case Reported by Constantinople Cables
London December 21 The Rome correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports from Constantinople that Mme Tsilka has asserted something not fully detailed in the dispatches. The report comes as part of ongoing coverage of events in the region and related diplomatic developments.
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Constantinople
Rome
Daily Telegraph
Mme. Tsilka
Harlech Castle arrives with Boer prisoners in Bermuda
The British transport Harlech Castle docked in Hamilton Bermuda with 30 Boer prisoners from Table Bay. One prisoner died of pneumonia and another of measles during shipment. the vessel was quarantined after the voyage.
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Bermuda
Harlech Castle
Table Bay
Lord Francis Hope Injured In Accident During Shooting
Lord Francis Hope was seriously injured when his gun discharged by accident during a shoot in London. The charge shattered his ankle but surgeons hope to save his foot. In Berlin the murder of a German near Peking on August 9 led to the execution of fifteen band members found guilty.
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London
Lord Francis Hope
Berlin
Peking
Cecil Rhodes Not Ill Denial From Cairo Reaches Offices
Offices of the British Chartered South Africa Company deny a Cairo report that Cecil Rhodes, managing director, is ill. Britain defines boundary rights with the Netherlands after Paris arbitration, and German tariff fears push for Anglo Russian ties as Russian exporters seek closer links with Britain. Sailor deaths occur as the Kleber steamer captain drowns in a rescue attempt. Berlin reports harsher winter unemployment with statewide relief works and canal project to employ thousands.
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South Africa Company
Cairo
Great Britain
Netherlands
Paris
British Guinea
Venezuela
Servin
Rhone
Berlin
Sixdorf
Oferlin
St. Petersburg
Novosti
United
Kingom
New standards of government in action and praise
The piece lauds Roosevelt Odell and Mayor-elect Low for selecting capable, nonpartisan appointees across roles from judges to the Lunacy Commission. It argues the reform movement broadens representation, cites Thomas Platt’s restraint, and predicts lasting impact while warning old guard critics.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Roosevelt
Odell
Low
United States Court
Alabama
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Harrison
Daniel N. Lockwood
Buffalo
Seth Low
Grover Cleveland
Thomas C. Platt
Waring
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Rives
Jerome
Grout
Platt
T. L. Woodruff
Tammany
Willoughby Street
Washington
Pneumonia and Smallpox Hit Creek Indians in Cold Weather
Guthrie Oklahoma December 2 reports from Tulsa indicate many full blood Creek Indians suffer pneumonia and a number die from the illness. Some tribes also report smallpox due to the cold. Tulsa notes wheat crop damage from the severe weather.
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Guthrie
Tulsa
Laxative Bromo Quinine Labels Stamp W Grove Name
An advertisement line states that mn W Grove must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated cold and grip cure. The snippet underscores branding requirements for the product.
Marions extend six straight wins in high scoring bowling
The Marions defeated the Turners as Leap led with 290 173 and 290 plus other high marks in a night of tallies. Capital City closed in on second by blasting IBC five games while the Washingtons beat Ko-We-Bas four games with Wechsler posting 237 high.
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Turners
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Washingtons
Wechsler
Crescents
Washington Alleys
Evans
H. Meyer Hurrie
Bird Simpson
Walters
Stich Hitz
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L. Meyer
Schwarzs
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Kessing
Rman
Horuff
Ies
Turner Alleys
Turners. Carter
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Schmidt
Isi
F. Jung
B.C
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I. B.C
Tal City
Paxton
F. Garsta
M'asfild
Comstock Havelick Te
TOL
Katterman
Uz P. Levy
L'gsenk
F. Mueller
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von Hake
McElwne
C. Kirkhoff
Schiake
Wrens
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Eo Bi Bryant
Pfeffer
Ig Erdelmeyer
I Sielken
O'Connor
Tod
Esney
Merville
Shelley
Allenee
Stephens
Mathews
Az H. Talbert
Sudbrook
Spalding to relinquish records in NBL case
In New York Supreme Court today before Justice Scott, A G Spalding consented to a continuance of the temporary injunction halting his powers as president of the National Baseball League until the Freeman followers’ suit against the Spalding party goes to trial. Spalding’s lawyers also stated he would surrender papers funds and records of the league.
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Supreme Court
Scott
A. G. Spalding
Levenetritt
Spalding
National Baseball League
Freedman
Spalding in Chicago Seeks Baseball League Accord
Walter Spalding of New York, brother of A G Spalding and part owner of a National League club, met with Ban Johnson of the American League in Chicago. The conference aimed to hasten an understanding between the two major leagues and a formal meeting to discuss baseball compromise plans after the holidays.
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Walter Spalding
New York
A. G. Spalding
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Spalding
General Sporting News Highlights From Jan 1 Contents
Michigan prepares for the Rose Bowl against Stanford on New Year’s Day in Pasadena after departing Ann Arbor. Ten Eyck named to coach Navy crew next year, Kreig tapped as captain and manager of Chattanooga in the Southern League. Friday race results cover New Orleans and Oakland winners with odds. A roller polo league forms among several Indiana cities with planned Western championship, plus Louisville Jockey Club announces spring stakes including Derby Oaks and a new $6,000 two-year-olds event. Parmelee and Budd lead a shooting scores tie in Omaha and Des Moines respectively.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Pasadena
Cal
Leland Stanford University
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Ten Eyck
Annapolis
James A. Ten Eyck
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N. F. Kreig
Terre Haute
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Meme Westill
Jena
Bristol
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the Hayden
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Vantine
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Bedeck
Diomed
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Frank Parmalee
Omaha
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Wing Shot Championship at Blue River Park Kansas City
Report on the world's wing shot championship at Blue River Park Kansas City with a shoot-off for the cup today. Thirty three celebrated wing poets in the inaugural shoot. Crosy Cunningham and Linderman each scored twenty four birds. Also notes Olympian Games leadership Spalding accepts chair on athletics, Penn wins relay, Yale leads, and Ladies Kennel Association prizes at Madison Square Garden with Wood cote Jumbo winning top honors.
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Spalding
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Pennsylvania
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Columbia
Kilaher
Penylvania
Sharp
Yale
Wenck
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Madison-Square Garden
Ladies’ Kennel Asation
Woodcote Jumbo
Richard Harding Davis
Pugilistic Bouts Highlight Portland Boxing Card
Summary of Friday night boxing includes Al Neil’s eighteenth round knockout of Tom Tracy from Australia in Portland Ore. Eddy Tenny stopped Joe Fairburn in the thirteenth at Savannah club. Gardner and Whitaker drew after twenty rounds in Omaha. Referee stopped McFadden Bennett bout in six in Philadelphia. Young Peter Jackson defeated Charles O Rourke in Baltimore. Sanchez defeated Carrig in Chicago. Denver boxing night featured Jeffries and Cort in three rounds. Gardner knocked out Carter in eighth for middleweight claim. O Connor drew four rounds with Trowell in Mechanics Pavilion prelims.
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Portland
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al Neil
San Francisco
Australia
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Chester
Joe Fairburn
Philadelphia
Savannah
Ga.) Athletic Club
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Omaha
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Cleveland
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Brooklyn
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Charles O'Rourke
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Iit
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Carrig
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Jack Carrig
Olean
N. Y
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James J. Jeffries
Young Cort
C Pions
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Kid” Carter
Machanics’ Pavilion
San Francisco Athletic Club
Carter
Winnie O'Connor
Johnny Trowell
Speculation debated by Yale professor in Boston talk
Dr Henry Crosby Emery, Yale professor, defined speculation as the contest of intelligence against chance and urged public restraint. He warned of the evil of outsiders gambling in grain and stocks, urged suppression of bucket shops, and contrasted speculation with gambling. Prof F Spencer Baldwin rebutted Emery on moral risk of selling short.
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Yale University
Twentieth Century Club
Stock Exchange
Spencer Baldwin
Department of Political Economy
Boston University
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