Crescent City Derby Won by Henry Clay Rye Outsider
Crescent City Derby in New Orleans on March 16 saw Henry Clay Rye win by a length over Wild Pirate with Varro third after a showy post parade. Joe Frey captured the California Derby at Ingleside with Tod Sloan aboard, beating Brutal and Canmore as Articulate led early.
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New Orleans
Henry Clay Rye
Ingleside
Joe Frey
Tod
Morris
Choice
Wild Pirate
Varro
Fitzgerald
Cochran
Caywood
Vanduren
Pirate
Henry Clay Kye
Kantaka
McAdowthorpe
King Barleycorn
Crescent City Jockey Club
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Boomerack
Willam Foreman
Lizzie Kelly
Corbran
Vanduzen
Picador
Hanswurst
Siddons
Egyptian Prince
Tobe Pain
Isen
Jessie Jarboe
Brother Fred
San Francisco
Ted Sloan
Schorr
Articulate
O'Conner
Brutal
Sloan
Canmore
Periwig
Sutherland
Mestor
Rolling Boer
Telamon
Fonda
Magic Davis
Advance Guard
the Pride
Breeders and Officials React to Turf Congress Rift
A stir over Turf Congress actions includes James H. Rees taking Hawthorne Park judgeship, imports from Cremeours stud in Lexington, and petitions from breeders urging the Western Jockey Club to reverse bans on Turf Congress tracks. Kentucky Futurity entries nearing 1500 as a record year looms beyond last season’s 1485.
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Gibson
Robert Baker
Lexington
James H. Rees
Hawthorne Park
Chicago
H. Chenault
Cremeours Stud
Esher
Lady Luke
Justicia
Western Jockey Club
Turf Congress
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Western League Magnates Wrestle Circuit Shift at St Paul
Western League magnates met in St Paul to resolve the circuit problem and discussed dropping Pueblo Denver and Sioux City for Indianapolis and Louisville, with a committee set to report. Talks touched on Milwaukee franchise and possible Interstate League moves for Indianapolis and Louisville if Western League reorganization fails.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Messrs. Beall
Rouke
Tebeau
T. J. Hickey
St. Joseph
George Tebeau
Kansas City
W. H. Watkins
Mr. Ruschaupt
Indianapolis
A. K
Pueblo
Denver
Soux City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Omaha
Des Moines
Packard
Michigan Beats Chicago In Track Meet At Waterman Gym
Michigan defeated Chicago 17 to 5 in a Waterman Gym track meet. Captain Howard Hayes set a world half mile record at 2:03, unpaced. Other events featured Nufer and Fishleigh in sprints, Snow and White in field events, and multiple Michigan winners in hurdles and distances.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Chicago
Waterman Gymnasium
Howard Hayes
Nufer
Haslem
Fishleigh
Hahn
Horton
Snow
Robinson
Hays
W. Moloney
Kellogs
Hurlburt
Udell
Fred Moloney
White
Manchurian treaty status stirs international worry
Edwin H. Conger says ratification of the Manchurian treaty would affect peace talks with China and major powers. German and French punitive expeditions continue while Chinese officials regain power, and Empress Dowager’s return hinges on foreign troop withdrawal and the Emperor’s authority.
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Shanghai
North China Gazette
Edwin H. Conger
United States
Peking
Russia
Shan-8i
Pao-Ting- Fu
Cablegram from Peking seeks guidance on indemnity and punishments
A Washington dispatch reports that Mr. Rockhill, the U S special commissioner in Peking, asked the State Department for instructions on points raised in negotiations over indemnity and punishments. The cable mentions Tien-Tsin tensions between British and Russian interests but diplomats see only minor concessions and no international escalation yet. The issue has not been raised with any foreign embassies.
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Washington
State Department
Rockhill
Peking
Tien-Tsin
Anglo Russian dispute climbs precautions in talks
TIEN-TSIN March 16 The Anglo Russian dispute shows no change and both sides exercise utmost caution to provoke a clash between guards during negotiations. Russians continue to purchase land in the new concession.
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Tien-Tsin
China expedition costs and multi national forces debated
Berlin Reichstag approves 123,322,000 mark supplementary estimates for the China expedition. General Von Waldersee commanded about 4,000 troops comprising 17,500 Germans, 14,000 French, 12,850 British, 9,000 Russians, 6,000 Japanese, 2,350 Italians, 1,400 Americans and 250 Austrians. Debates show weariness with the China venture as calls to withdraw grow across parties.
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Berlin
Reichstag
China
von Gossler
Count von Waldersee
von Waldersee
Herr Richter
Great Britain
von Einem
Hong Kong
Munich
Anzeiger
Vossische Zeitung
Tageblatt
Deutsche Zeitung
Die Post
Kreuz Zeitung
Cologne Volks Zeitung
von Buelow
Russia
Germany
National Zeitung
Peking
Buelow
Kness
Britain
United States
Pennsylvanian Congressman Mariott Brosius Dies After Stroke
Lancaster reports the death of Mariott Brosius, 74, chairman of the House Banking Committee, from apoplexy after a day of good health. A Civil War veteran, lawyer, and long-serving Republican from Lancaster, he left a widow and two daughters.
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Priday
Lancaster
Tar Mariott Brosius
Committee On Banking and Currency
Brosius
Blickensderfer dies at age about seventy in Connecticut
Nathan Blickensderfer of Springfield Pennsylvania died today at the home of his son George C Blickensderfer president of the Blickensderfer typewriter company. He was about seventy years old.
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Stamford
Conn
Nathan Blickensderfer
Springfield
George C. Blickensderfer
New Marks At Sportsman's Show In Madison Square Garden
The Sportsman's show at Madison Square Garden closes after two weeks drawing over 100000 visitors. W R Crosby set a straight kill of 345 in the continuous match at targets. F C Ross of Brooklyn retained the rifle range title with 2451 points. I P Ittel led briefly with 2451 before Ross surpassed him, posting 243 48 and 46. H M Pope of Hartford won first in ring targets with 24. T H Kelly claimed most bull’s eyes with 24. W E Petty set a new revolver and pistol range mark, scoring 9 of 100 in a 100 shot match. W F Petty scored 440 in revolver championship, R H Sayre 443. Gilbert claimed the traps title with high score and won the associated championship for the average.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
W. R. Crosby
F. C. Ross
Brooklyn
I. P. Ittel
Pittsburg
Ross
Ittel
Oss
Ite
H. M. Pope
Hartford
T. H. Kelly
W. E. Petty
W. F. Petty
Dr. R. H. Sayre
Gilbert
World News Roundup of European Affairs and US Observations
Reports from multiple regions note Burmah's population rising by 20 percent in a decade while Voluntary arbitration calms Catalonia Spain. Berlin hosts a Savoy Hotel dance for Berlin American colony youth, and the Reichsanzeiger prints a law adopting the US letter box system for Germany. Reland resigns as Dutch war minister after a hostile vote. many Spanish envoys abroad resign with most to be replaced. Sibyl Sanderson's Berlin appearance grows from cool to appreciative. Theodore sings Carmen in Berlin. W Bayard Cutting and Lady Sybil Cuffe to wed in April. US figures in Berlin: Prof. Atwood studies cider and wine in Europe. Andrew White travels to the Riviera. memoirs near completion. Heidelberg station case results in eight months jail for the implicated. Emperor William improves slowly and will miss public appearances for days. reception by key ministers continues. A movement by Inman women opposes tariff hikes on essentials, triggering wider national concern.
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Burmah
India
Catalonia
Spain
Hotel Savoy
Berlin
Berlin Reichsanzeiger
Reland
United States
Germany
Riviera
Florence
Prof. Fiske
White
Heidelburg
Welpert
Ponza di Sanmartino
England
Transvaal
Italy
Antwerp
Halifax
Die Woche
Reise
Fritz Hoenig
Tailor Offers Unique Fit at Moderate Prices
Our advanced method of fitting and high grade of goons and workmanship, together with our moderate prices, make a combination never offered by any merchant tailor in this city.
Kyte yacht Lysistrata makes nine and a half knots
An eighteen-knot course on the Clyde shows the Lysistrata attaining a mean speed of nine and a half knots and sixteen and a half knots without forced draught. The yacht has twin screws and 6.50 horsepower. King Edward resumes cycling and takes up fencing after knee injury, with reports of her Majesty’s interest and skill. The German Reichstag debates colonial budgets showing declining trade in several colonies, notably German East Africa, while Kameroons may cover administration costs.
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Clyde
Lysistrata
Edward
Malborough House
Mall
West End
Reichstag
Germany
German East Africa
Kameroons
Kipling and his wife dominate Balestier circle lore
Detroit Journal recalls Rudyard Kipling during summers in Brattleboro Vermont with Carrie Balestier as business head of the Kipling fiction foundry. The writer relies on his wife for plans and money matters, including a comic moment when his tobacco runs out and she covers the expense.
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Detroit Journal
Brattleboro
Vermont
Kipling
England
Balestiers
E Kipling
Carrie Balestier
Kipling Fiction Foundry
Carrie
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Oakland
Darnell
Lowchee
Lecohatchic
Snarg
Lecochee
Orter
Matilda O
Flora Pocus
Satan
the Light
Stromo
MR. Lawson
Boralma
Denate Winnings
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Felding
Charley Herr
Crescus
Lawson
Taff Congress
Cincinnati
Seeson
Covington/ Ky
New
The
American Turf Congress
Western Ball League
Sioux City
Jake Beckley
Cincinnati Reds
Dugeglesby
Delehanty
Ed Scott
McAleer
Cleveland
Erv Beck
Toledo
John McGraw
Baltimore
Tokohama
Phillips
Beckley
Crawford
Steinfeldt
Charles P. Dehler
Louisville Ball Park
Hickey
Messrs
Charles Bosehaupt
Columbus
Watkinsoa Wied
Meyer
Michigan University
Glick
Philadelphia
Industrial Hall
Geek
Barnes
G. A. R. Pedestrian
Hegelman
Tracy
MR. Concer
Tween
Buclow
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Waldersee
von Goersler
Pao-Ting-Ho
Yung-Tin-Ho
Saks & Company
Mariott Brosius
Pennsylvania
Gressman
Banking Committee
Lancaster County
Ninety-seventh Pennsylvania Infantry
Edisto River
Charleston
Fort Wagner
Green Plains
Bermuda Hundred
University of Michigan
Congress
University of Pennsylvania
Aiken
S. C
Gun Club
W. C. Whitney
John Jacob Astor
E. L. Smith
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Astor
BE. Lmith
General Foreign News
R. E. Springsteen
Pennsylvania Street
Mrs. Kipling
Sloan’s
Sloan Drug CO
West Washington St
C.aneshaensel & CO
East
Ohio Street
Indianapolis Hardware Co
South Meridian St
M. C. Page
Odd Fellows’ Building
Wash
Keily Springfield
D. B. Sullivan
S. Capitol Ave
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Snd
Becton
Pfletcher
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South
Meridian Street
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Washington Street
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