State party figures clash over unpaid debt and staff salaries
A shuffled report details a dispute where a State party leader avoids a moral obligation while being the first State chairman to use subterfuge to avoid paying an honest debt. It notes votes to keep the headquarters open and Hawkins in charge at a set salary, with a $1,004.10 balance being approved by former chairman Parks M. Martin and the current committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Hawkins
Parks M. Martin
Big Republican meeting in North Indianapolis at Modern Woodmen Hall
Robert A. Brown and William P. Reagan spoke at a large North Indianapolis gathering last night. About three hundred attended at Modern Woodmen Hall. Disappointment arose from Representative Overstreet's absence, while Brown and Reagan drew strong approval for their speeches. Walter F. Landes, county superintendent, died at the meeting. An attempted denial by BE. H. Scott of Chicago is noted regarding Democratic press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Brown
William P. Reagan
Woodmen Hall
Indianapolis
Representative Overstreet
Brown
Reagan
Overstreet
Earer Yan
R. Brwon
Weather forecast and observations from Washington
Washington forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for Indiana fair and warmer Thursday and Friday fair with fresh southwest winds. Illinois fair Thursday and Friday, cooler in the west with fresh south winds becoming northwest. Ohio fair and warmer with light to fresh southwest winds. Local observations show cloudy morning with northeast wind and clear afternoon, temperature around 62 in the minimum. Blythe, Section Director, notes mean temperature and precipitation data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
R.H
Asveses Inea
T. Blythe
Snow Fells in Buffalo and Maryland and New York
Snow fell across Buffalo Hagerstown and western and northern New York today's cold snap. Temperatures registered around 3 degrees at dawn as flurries melted quickly. Snow showers included a heavier fall on mountains and widespread melting in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Hagerstown
New York
Transatlantic Vessel Arrivals and Departures Digest
Shipping news lists arrivals from New York London and New York Hamburg and outbound sailings to Philadelphia Southampton Liverpool and Hamburg with ports including Osaka Yokohama Queenstown and Cherbourg dated Oct 1 2 29 and from multiple ships such as Kaga Maru Mesaba Grosser Kurfuerst Pennland and Graf Waldersee.
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Hong Kong
Duke Plant
Fagowa
Seattle
Avis Vancouver
H.C
Yokohama
Hioge
Shanghai
Kaga Maru
Liverpool
Oceanic
New York
Teutonic
Queenstown
Buenos Ayres
Westernland
Philadelphia
Isa
Belland
Philadeverpoo al
New England
Ph Benton
Southampton
Bremen
Grosser Kurfuerst
Antwerp
Pennland
Cotton Campaign Cash and Denials Spark Party War
Paid factional funds surface for Republican candidate Fasset A. Cotton seeking superintendent of population. The Democratic State committee denies all allegations as false. Secretary Joe Reilly and Chairman Goodrich clash over exoneration letter from David M. Geeting while Chairman O'Brien delays publication. The Republican chairmen insist on Cotton’s integrity amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasset
A. Cotton
Cotton
Democratic State Committee
Joe Reilly
O’brien
Goodrich
Republican Committee
David M. Geeting
O'Brien
State Committee
Cotten
Democratic Committee
Republicans deny GOP ties to garnishment bill push
The Republican State committee clarifies it has no involvement in the merchants association effort to back the garnishment bill. A. J. Mears issued letters urging merchants to support candidates favoring the bill, and Democratic papers cite copies as political leverage. Dean Goodrich insists the committee disavows any participation in the Merchants Association drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Retail Merchants’ Association
A. J. Mears
Mears
Dean Goodrich
Republican Tate Committee
Merchants’ Association
Bets in Saloons Favor Democrats as Propositions Rise
Democratic bettors in town accepted more Propositions yesterday than in the entire campaign. A $200 to $100 wager stood that all Republican county ticket candidates except County Council would win, with several 2 to 1 bets on individuals. No Overstreet orotions bets were taken and the HOU Overstreet bet remains unsettled.
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Hou
Overstreet
Colored Waiters and Hotel Men Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
At Odd Fellows Hall last night the Colored Waiters and Hotel Men's Association heard Robert A. Brown and J. H. Lott. A notable moment was many former Democrats among colored men announcing they will back the Republicans. Brown spoke about three quarters of an hour.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Colored Waiters
Robert A. Brown
J. H. Lott
Mr. Brown
Brown to Fill Overstreet Dates Tonight in Two Cities
Robert A. Brown will fill Representative Overstreet's engagements in West Newton at 7 PM and West Indianapolis at 8 PM. Tomorrow night William L. Taylor substitutes, delivering speeches at Sixteenth and Yandes streets at 7 PM and Brightwood at 8 PM.
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Robert A. Brown
Representative Overstreet
West Newton
West Indianapolis
Mr. Brown
William L. Taylor
Sixteenth
Yandes Streets
Brightwood
Colored Republicans to Rally in Capitol Hall Tonight
South Side colored Republicans plan a rally this evening in Capitol Hall at Capitol avenue and Merrill street with speakers J. H. Lott James Shelton and J. O. Mack. A separate Saturday meeting for the colored Republicans of the Sixth and Seventh wards is set for a West North street hall with several speeches.
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South Side
Capitol Hall
Capitol Avenue
Merrill Street
J. H. Lott
James Shelton
J. O. Mack
Sixth
Seventh Wards
West North Street
Reagan and Boyd Address South Side Republicans
William P. Reagan and Thomas Boyd spoke at the South Side Republican Club last night. About 40 attendees showed strong enthusiasm as the speakers presented conservative yet forceful statements and drew frequent applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Republican Club
William P. Reagan
Thomas Boyd
Indiana Republicans urged to counter quiet Democratic drive
The Indianapolis Journal letter says Chairman O'Brien has not directed a still hunt. It urges Republicans in strong counties to listen for activity behind the scenes and to mobilize against Democratic efforts. It warns that on November 5 Republicans may wake to a surprise if they ignore Democratic campaigning and get out the vote.
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Indianapolis Journal
O'Brien
Democratic Committee
Egypt
Indiana
Former Judge James A Logan Dies in Bala Suburb
Philadelphia October 29 Former Judge James A Logan general solicitor of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company died suddenly at his Bala home. Born in Westmoreland County in 1840 he studied law in Greensburg and practiced there before his election to the bench. He was named assistant general solicitor in 1879 and became general solicitor in 1896.
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Philadelphia
James A. Logan
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bala
Logan
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Death of Rev. Dr. C. E. Gerhard in Reading Pa
Rev Dr C E Gerhard rector of St Stephen s Reformed Church died today in Reading aged fifty eight He retired from the presidency of the General Synod the denomination s top legislative body at its meeting in Baltimore last June
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Reading
Gerhard
St. Stephen's Reformed Church
Syed
Baltimore
Mock Hanging Turns Real For Mississippi Boy
Emanuel Crump a fourteen year old boy in Oxford Mississippi used a plow line and a tree limb to simulate hanging after witnessing a recent lynching. He stood on a milk jar placed his head in a noose and knocked away the jar, resulting in his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Emanuel Crump
Mathis
Lester
Cooke Banker Leaves Put-In-Bay After Illness
Jay Cooke of Philadelphia, long ill with brain congestion at Put-In-Bay, is well enough to travel home. He departs with his son, daughter, and a trained nurse for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-In Bay
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Cooke
East
Walter Mc Ewen Wins Best Picture at Exhibition
Chicago report notes Walter Mc Ewen of Paris awarded the prize for the best picture by an American artist shown in the Art Institute exhibition. The winning work is titled The Women of the Empire and was painted within the two years prior to the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. W. Harris
Walter McEwen
Paris
Three Children Perish by Fire in Guthrie Home
Guthrie Oklahoma October 9 Mrs Samuel Crowder wife of a railroad laborer left the house for the day locking in three children aged five seven and ten. The children started a fire inside and were burned to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, O. T
Samuel Crowder
Horse Nail Works Burned in Vergennes Fire
A fire tonight at the National Horse Nail Company's plant in Vergennes Vermont caused an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Local firefighters fought the blaze but could not save the facility. The fire occurred in the evening and there were no reports of injuries. The cause is under investigation by city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes, Vt
National Horse Nail Company
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Remedy
An old advertisement touts a mix of laxative and quinine products sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, promising rapid cold relief. The text resembles vintage newspaper copy with misspellings and partial brand references, noting refunds if not effective.
University of Indianapolis Prepares for Wabash Clash at Washington Park
The University of Indianapolis football team, bolstered by recent practice and improvements since the Cincinnati game, readies for a key matchup with Wabash at Washington Park Saturday. Fullback Cook sustains a rib cartilage injury and will miss the game, with Kingsbury at fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Indianapolis
Wabash
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Kelly
Manual Training
Butler
University
Goodrich
Corson
Cook
Kingsbury
U. of L
Shortridge High School
de Pauw
Greencastle
Franklin
Purdue brothers test revolutionary steam engine concept
Louis and William Hicks of Cincinnati conduct a Purdue University test on a two cylinder design intended to prevent steam condensation. They report initial results showing efficiency gains from 34 to 20 pounds of steam per horsepower, with the inner cylinder heated to boiler temperature to reduce heat loss. They aim to redefine steam engineering and pursue wealth and fame from their discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Louis
William Hicks
Cincinnati
W. F. M. Goss
Purdue
De Pauw Faces Ohio Wesleyan With Strongest Team
Greencastle Ind Oct 2 De Pauw plans to travel to Delaware Ohio to meet Ohio Wesleyan with a strong lineup. The backs show improved speed since defeating Michigan Agricultural College by five points, and the center Coble weighs nearly 300 pounds. The team eyes big tests ahead including Indianapolis and Thanksgiving rematch, hoping for another surprise against reinforced opponents.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Ohio Boys
University of Indianapolis
Methodists
Indianapols
Greencastle Rooters
Coble
Franklin College Faces Forfeit Money Dispute
Franklin Ind Oct 2 The faculty athletic committee continues a probe into charges by Manual Training High School of Indianapolis. Report due in three to four days. If charges are unfounded the committee may retract them. Contract specs require Manual Training to forfeit $2 to Franklin. payment remains unsettled. Manager Jordon turned the issue to the committee for resolution with other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
Manual Training High School of
Indianapolis
Manual Training High School
Franklin
Jordon
Indiana practice shows tough defense and limited varsity score
Bloomington report from October 23 notes Indiana University football practice with a strong second team on defense pressuring the varsity. The squad scored one touchdown on a long run by Ross while Coval harassed the quarterback. An entire substitute backfield appeared, with Littell and Ross sharing left and right half positions, though the varsity offense remained ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Ross
Tho
Coval
Twid
Aingan
Littell
Hillman out. Littell and Jones to start in Saturday game
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Hillman cannot play Saturday. Littell and Jones will take his spots. The Rose Polytechnic athletic committee relented on Bowie Pine and Williams after a rule on studies forced them off the team. Reorganization follows a loss to Wabash. Knox College tops Kansas 5 0 as Acker son returns a kickoff for six.
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Hillman
Littell and
Jones
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic
Bowie
Pine
Williams
Earlham
Wabash
Truce in Balldom War Lets Leagues Pause Player Raids
Western League and American Association declare a truce on poaching players while National Board of Arbitration adjourns to Chicago for November 15 talks. Negotiations focused on Kansas City Milwaukee rights and franchise values. no agreement reached. Captain Nap Lajoie denies reports of a $25,000 three year deal with John Brush. Southern League expands to ten clubs with Montgomery and Mobile added for 1903.
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New York
National Board of Arbitration
Chicago
American Association
Brice
Columbus
Watkins
Indianapolis
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
Western League
T. H. van Brunt
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Milwaukee
van Brant
Westerners
Little Rock
Ark
Southern Baseball Association
Montgomery and
Mobile
New Orleans
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Arene Montgomery
Nervola Sets Two Mile Pacing Record at Memphis Meet
Memphis racing meet reports two world records and a tie as Nervola slashes the two mile pacing mark by a full second to 4 24%? The event featured Direct Hal and Prince Direct pacing a mile in 2 06% and Onward Silver tying his two mile trotting record at 4 23%. Emerald handicap sees Carl Wilkes win after Sir Albert 8S fades.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Hal
Prince
Geers
Onward Silver
Hudson
Nervola
Dean
Prince Alert
Sir Albert
Carl Wilkes
Chainshot
Abbot
Hugh Wynne
B. G
By Wilkes
Nutwood-Aliie Wilkes
McDonald
Sanders
Dan R
New Richmond
Gr. H
Benedict
Casona
B. m
W. Wilson
Red Heart-Pique
L. McDonald
the Abbott
Allandort- Helen Wilkes
Marvin
Bell
B. H
Turne
the Dean
Br. m
Chandler
la France
Bik. m
McCarthy
McKinley
Smith
Imogene
Ch. m
Billi
Frances B
Dr. J
Smathers
Franker
Jon
Edgewood stock farm to send ten horses to New York sale
Terre Haute ind Oct 9 Edgewood stock farm will send ten high class horses to the Tipton Fasig sale at New York under the care of Riley and Stacie. The record stands at 2 13 for trial and the team will compete in the con section.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Edgewood Stock Farm
New York
Riley
Nevermore Dominates Aqueduct Creedmoor Stakes
Nevermore won the Creedmoor stakes for two year olds at Aqueduct beating W. H. Condon by a head with Navasota leading early and Lyne sending Nevermore to the front. Bonnibert captured the first race in a driving finish from Fire Eater while Cinquevalli and Cameron were favored winners. Weather cold and track slow.
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New York
Nevermore
Aqueduct
W. H. Condon
Plater
Navasota
Lyne
Bonnibert
Fire Eater
Cinquevalli
Cameron
Prince Richard
Old Hutch
Chicago
Elsie L
Worth
Jacksull
T. H. Ryan
Flyer
Ryan
Fryer
Olivilo
Jove
Coburn
Cougar
Charles Thompson
the Conqueror II
Hayward Hunter
RAMBLERS LEAD NATION CLUBS IN BOWLING SHOWDOWN
Ramblers increased their lead by winning five of six games as Alcazars claimed a two pin victory. The national bowling tournament date moved from February 2 to February 16 1903 to avoid a clash with the United Mine Workers convention in Tomlinson Hall. The event will last about three weeks and allows extra time for lanes to be prepared in Cleveland Ohio.
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Alcazars
Tomlinson Hall
United Mine Workers
Amerlingson Hall
Ramblers
Columbias
Standards
Soence
Centrals
i-Mingos
Mingos
Stone Palace
Pawling Om Greiner
Ose
Will
Eenenene
Coval, Jr. St'kmeyer
Buzat Zitzlo Schmidt
Meyer
Homer
Farmer
Royals
Deweys
Muel
Smith
Herman
Wiess
Brinkman
Notting
Cowboys win steer roping prize in Texas event
Frisco system cowboys triumph in San Antonio challenge steer roping, three steers per man, for a $10,000 prize. Clay McGonagill led with a 2 minute 835 second total, including a 34 second steer. Jim Hopkins placed second at :522-5 and J E Carroll third at :523-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Cowboys
Texas
Clay McGonagill
Jim Hopkins
J. E. Carroll
Gong Gee Arrested Seizes Opium Smuggling Try
Revenue Cutter Gedney steward Gong Gee faces charges after customs inspectors seized eight parcels of opium worth 1024 dollars aboard the coast survey vessel. The case centers on him allegedly attempting to smuggle from Victoria to Seattle while Secretary Shaw's guest aided the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Coast Survey
Gedney
Victoria
Steward’s Department
Gong Gee
Shaw
Gong
Philadelphia man surrenders for Brooklyn murder
A man calling himself William Johnson of 464 North Eighth Street Philadelphia surrendered at Green Point police station claiming responsibility for the July 2 Brookyn murder of Albert C. Latimer at his Hancock Street home. He said remorse and wandering weariness led to surrender and he will be arraigned tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Johnson
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Green Point
Albert C. Latimer
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Building Collapse Kills Contractor in Rock Island Building
Kansas City reports a fatal accident as John F. Livers, 40, a leading local contractor, dies when a brick cornice weighing a ton crashes from the seventh floor of the Rock Island Implement Company building in the West Bottoms. Carpenter William H. Ennis is badly injured and John Taylor is bruised. The cornice had just been installed to repair damage from a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John F. Livers
William H. Ennis
John Taylor
Rock Island Implement Company
West Bottoms
Aiken Father Found Guilty of Murder in Daughter’s Death
O. G. Olsen, who killed his daughter with a butcher knife on October 21 in Aiken Minnesota, was tried starting October 28. The jury reached a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree at 9:30 PM and recommended mercy. sentencing is scheduled for tomorrow. Olsen acted because the daughter planned to marry without his approval.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
McManus
Crest
Mose Goldblatt
Buffalo
Eastern Jockey Club
Goldblatt
Dynasty
Imp
Mary Glenn
Lovable
Aiken
Minn
O. G. Olsen
Olsen
No More Green Oranges in Early California Shipments
Los Angeles orange shippers agree not to rush green and imma-oranges to the East this season delaying first shipments by two or three weeks. The Los Angeles Fruit World reports a compact among southern California shippers to avoid premature green fruit for market timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Calumets Reach Over 1,000 in Three Arena Wins
Calumets defeated the Centurys across three arenas, posting 1,061 in the first game, 1,059 in the second, and 1,064 in the third, totaling 3,184 over the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumets
Marott Hosts Banquet for Champion Commercial League Team
George J. Marott hosted a late evening banquet at the Grand Hotel for the Marott baseball team, champions of the Commercial League, and his store employees. Guests included Ed McDonald, George Anselm, Arthur Brown, and many others. Marott served as toastmaster and praised the group. Indianapolis franchise owners Harry Hornaday and A B Cohen signed today to join the Western Polo League team with plans for a new seasonal floor in the hall. Wrestling promoter Leon Leoni seeks matches for Harvey Parker with local wrestlers including Sam Murburger and offers purse incentives for a decisive bout next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Marott
Marott
Grand Hotel
Mr. Marott
Ed McDonald
George Anselm
Arthur G. Brown
John Deer
George Praff
Edward Dunn
Lawrence G. Cobier
Earl Gillum
Walter Graham
Denny Lyons
Judson K. Carr
Walter R. Groves
Robert D. Ribble
William Edward Jordan
William 8. McCarty
Eens
Cc. Hartman
W. H. Anger
W. T. Quarles
Harry Hornaday
A. B. Cohen
Ralph Bamburger
Edward Eckhouse
Indianapolis
Board of Works
Peas
Teree
Ae One Games
Harry Leoni
Harvey Parker
Empire Theater
Parker
Leon
Sam Murburger
Leoni
Murburger
Boston boxing card ends with Belfield Walcott decision
Jimmy Gardin of Lowell defeated Luther Manuel in six rounds at the Crit erion Athletic Club. Belfield Walcott of the city beat Jimmy Handler of Newark after nine rounds. Handler underperformed. Chick Monahan of Stoughton defeated Eddie Daly of Baltimore in four rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jimmy Gardin
Lowell
Luther Manuel
Criterion Athletic Club
Belfield Walcott
City
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Walcott
Handler
Chick Monahan
Stoughton
Eddie Daly
Baltimore
Dwyer Beats Comstock In Handicap Wrestling Match
New Haven based wrestlers M. J. Dwyer and J. C. Comstock of Detroit clashed in a handicap event. Comstock aimed to throw Dwyer four times in an hour but after two falls he was pinned as Dwyer secured victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
M. J. Dwyer
J. C. Comstock
Detroit
Comstock
Dwyer
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Scott, Frowers & Co
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Weather Forecast
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Juette
Mich
Utah
C. T. Gaieneton
Eb. W. Va
Danbury Hat Co
East Wash
Meetings of
Boyd
The
Pennsylvania Road
Prise
W. Greve’ Sea Ao Ae
Wabash College
Purdue Laboratory
Knox
Kansas
Galesburg
Knox College
University of Kansas Today
Ackerson
Balldom
Lajoie
Cleveland, C
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Baseball Club
John T. Brush
Cleveland
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Prince Direct
Ae Oan
Lace Raver
Two Miles
Oe Hudson
Eney
Whitney
London
William C. Whitney
Ballantree
Newmarket
St. MacLean
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King Edward
St. Louis
Light Opera
Lazarre
Brema
Fair Grounds
the Buffoon
Laxarre
Erema
Maggie Felix
Erne
Belle Mead Stud
Belle Meade Stud
W. H. Jackson
E. R. Gardner
Hanover-Margerine
E. S. Gardner
Inspector B
Enquirer- Celossa
Ed Sinclair
Imp. Eithonus
Stimon-Immortelle
G. C. Graddy
Jim
Kats W. Dow
Alcazar
Tolm
Calumet al
Pet
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TishsMingos
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Ooene
Revenue Cutter
Etary Shaw
Swift Justice
Minnesota
Commercial League
Foster the Ooo
Chance For Murburger
Ples
Gage
Viola, Fulton Co
R. V. Pierce
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