Whitney's Great Horse Trainer Talks Turf Across Seas
Whitney trainer Jake Huggins returns to New York after England season with W C Whitneys racers. He describes costs, training, and shipboard conditions, noting horses not aboard and plans for next trip aboard the Minnehaha. He discusses notable horse prospects and American racing connections, including Lorillard and notable runners.
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Whitney
New York
Bec
Jake Huggins
W. C Whitney
England
Sra. Huggins
Mr. Whittiers
Kilma
Banaie
Pietre Lorillard
Iui
Beidgeshire FaulGamon
Pinto
Max
Rsa Juve
Atuniee
Innuiey
Cea
Colton
Haevins
Witney
Huggins
Tuggins
Knaa
Renemarkes
ES Muster
America
Newnutskare
Corrigan
Baseball Magnates Debating Milwaukee to St Louis Transfer
At the American Baseball League annual meeting held at the Grand Pacific Hotel Tasny the main issue was moving the Milwaukee team to St Louis. Rumors say New Tatts push hard for terms within two days or a transfer won’t occur. Kilifes states Milwaukee Grub oppose the transfer and the American cannot convene a quorum until late, delaying action.
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Chicago
American Baseball League
Grand Pacific Hotel
Tasny
Miwaskee
St Louis
Ne Tatts
Matt Kilifes
Milwaukee Grub
St. Taotik
Connie Maoce’s Team Signs New Players Amid Roster List
Eas Hartel and Flick joined Connie Maoce’s team as the outfield trio grows with cross overs. Manager Mack Jay notes the season’s tally at 182 games and 17 signed members including Caterers Powers Steinman pitchers Bernhard Plank Witte and Duggies infielders Harry Davi Lajote and Mont Groote with outfielders Hartzel Full Himer Flick Matayre and Sey bold. Newcomers Pirti er Brugeiebr Cuitteldern Fick Cross appear among the club’s fresh signings.
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Philadelpha
Mack Jay
Powers
Steinman
Bernhard
Plank
Witte
Face Lifted Hidden in Shirt At New York Fight
A fragment describes a mysterious figure, a face noted as the intended, seen under clothing during a New York boxing event. Witnesses murmur about a concealed talisman and a white light as excitement builds around the weight class.
Corbett Says Marriage Won’t Change Ring Career
The boxer Corbett dismisses reports of a manager change and confirms his plans remain unchanged. He notes his future partner will be by his side, and he will attend to his own affairs as he continues training and competing.
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Corbett
Romaine
Teaver
Patan
George Considine
Metropole
Poloe
Jean Beraud Under Hammer at Lexington Sale
W C Whitney will offer the stallion Jean Beraud at Lexington Kentucky where the 3 year old won 45 dollars. The horse recently returned from Kongingd. Whitney also enters ten brown mares including Beth Broeck and Wiltwas. Kingston’s dam Kingsteck by Spendthrift offered via J Kelly. About three hundred horses to be sold.
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Jean Beraud
Hammer W. C. Whitney
Lexington
Dee
W. C. Whitney
Whitney
Ten Brow Mars
Beth Broeck
Ted Broeck
Tisiam
Guin
Wiltwas
Kingsteck
Spendthrift
Kingston
Florida gambling plant to become Monte Carlo style arena
January 1 near Fort Dallas a gambling venue will be converted into a mini Monte Carlo. New York bookmakers Eddie Burke Tom Costigan and John F Olive bought from Mrs Julia D Tuttle the property for about 75 000 dollars. They will upgrade the tuck title and build facilities for winter racing and all gambling paraphernalia for three months each year.
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Miami
Sua
Sec
Fort Dallas
Here
Monte Carlo
Eddie Burke
Tom Costigan
John F. Olive
New York
Julia D. Tuttle
Cleveland
Hille Monte Carlo
BART AND HANRAHAN AT LOUISVILLE ARENA
Louisville reports the Southern Athletic Club announces a boxing bout featuring Hanrahan under Marquis of Queensberry rules at the Auditorium on December event night. Referee Tim Hurst slated to officiate the fight, with emphasis on strong local boxing scene and schedules.
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Louisville
Southern Athletic Club
Bia
Babes Starvin
Harold bin HanrAhen
le Wil
Marquis of Queensberry
Tim Hurstwill
Kansas Jury Secures Trial in Unintentional Murder Case
In Winfield on December 4 Clyde Moore stands trial for the murder of C L Wiltberger amid claims of a hold up gone wrong. Betts and McFarland face related charges while Betts is charged with perjury from previous testimony. The jurors were selected after a day of court and the defense and prosecution teams are named. Moore appears isolated in court, thinning and subdued as the proceedings begin.
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Winfield
Clyde Moore
C. L Wiltberger
District Court
Wilterger
Charles Betts, Jr
Arkan
City
Wilberger
Betts
Hackney
G. H. Buckman
Moore
Cold Packing to Move Car Repair Shops to Wichita
Cold Packing company plans to relocate car repair shops from Kansas City to Wichita. A new building will be erected, creating more jobs, with substantial expenditure beyond the quarter million already invested in the new plant. The Wichita operation is intended to become one of the largest in the company. Buffalo house destroyed concentrates interests in Wichita.
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Gymnasiaw
Princeton
N. J
United States
Little Hall
Brokaw
Wichita
Kansas City
Beine
Tris
Dolde
Buffalo
Wellington Refuses to Repeal Malt Liquor Ordinance
A 100 member committee asked Wellington Council to repeal the malt ordinance allowing joint liquor licenses for a $400 annual tax. The council, with a war ticket majority, voted 6 to accept the petition and deny repeal. Temperance leaders consider quo warranto actions to block license funds.
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Wellington
Kan
Wellington Revival Total Raised for Evangelist Williams
In Wellington Kansas on December 4 the revival proceeds at the tabernacle meetings totaled 100 dollars. Williams earned 1160 dollars at Winfield and 1600 dollars at Hiawatha. The combinedConversions unknown.
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Wellington
Kun
Tabernacle
Evangelist Willams
Winfield
Evangelist Williams
Hiawatha
Death by own action at 71 in Manhattan
David B. R. White, a pioneer, fatally shot himself in Manhattan on December 4 at about 71. Report notes health and financial worries and that he is said to have made a will the day before. White came to Kansas in 1858 and resided in Manhattan since 188?.
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David BR. White
Manhattan
Saar Ree
Ploneer
Eith
Keansas
Adived
Blanhattan
Neigh bor of Bourbon County seeks coroner inquest into farmer Bigham’s death
Port Scott December 4 neighbors of George Bigham a farmer fifteen miles south of the city demand a coroner's inquest to determine if poisoning caused his death He was reportedly well day before yesterday fell sick early yesterday morning and died within minutes He lived with his stepdaughter and a housekeeper.
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Bourbon County
Port Scott
George Bigham
Bigham
Youths jailed after lynching play near Most Ida
Garnett reports three boys from near Most Ida in a lynching play that turned rough. They arrested a boy they threatened with mock gun fire and screams. An officer rescued the victim as the youths aged about 15 to 18 were placed in jail.
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Anderson County
Garnett
Ida
Wonderful Homei Cure For Consumption Promoted
The R T Booth Co promotes Hyomel a dry air germicide from Australia claimed to cure consumption and eradicate respiratory diseases. Physicians urged to use the treatment and secure outfits for winter. urged readers to obtain samples or purchase from druggists or The R T Booth Co Ithaca New York.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Washington
Australia
R. T. Booth Co. Hace
N. Y
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
Duty rulings keep Philippines arrangements unchanged
Washington reports the war department states Supreme Court insular decisions do not alter Philippine term arrangements or require governor instructions. Secretary Boothes held talks on legislation to meet conditions but cautioned no official copy of the decision had been received. Treasury orders customs to admit duty free imports from the Philippines and modify entry and delivery rules with revenue stamps to follow.
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Washington
War Department
United States Supreme Court
Insular
Philippines
Boothes
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Philippine Islands
Pecore Arrested on Mail Robbery Charges in Guthrie
Elmer Pecore was jailed in Guthrie Oklahoma December 4 on federal charges of rifling mail between small towns near the Indian Territory border. Officers say Pecore and an accomplice set a trap with two red neck ties and a pair of headed stoves hidden in sacks. He was later captured while at a dance with his sweetheart.
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Red Neckus
Guthrie
O. T
Elmer Pecore
Indian Territory
Pecore
Lexington Sale Closes After 250 Horses Sold
Lexington Kentucky December 4 Woodward and Shanklin horse sales closed last night with 250 horses selling for 55885 dollars average about 215 dollars per head The stallion Jean Hereaud by Hin Highness owned by William C Whitney brought the top price at 1000 dollars and Kingstock a full brother to Kingston sold for 500 dollars Iscta
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Lexington
Woodward and Shanklin
Jean Hereaud
Hin Highness
William C. Whitney
T. E Dolan
Kingstock
Kingston
Bad Blood and Complexion Remedies Advertised
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a guaranteed vegetable blood purifier for skin diseases including acne eczema psoriasis and bad complexion. It cites a testimonial from S. T. Shote of St. Louis describing a daughter cured after several doctors and springs failed and promises a free book on blood and skin diseases with no charge for the service.
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S. T. Shote
Lucas Avenue
St. Louis
Acre
Cehiars
Topeka Knights Plan $70,000 Masonic Temple Drive
Topeka Commandery No 5 Knights Templar votes to raise $10,000 toward a $70,000 temple project. A 12 member committee outlines bonds and subscription terms, aims for March 1 1902 construction start, and a mortgage free building with four stories for Masonry use.
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Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
T. W. Harrison
Ways and Means Committee
Scottish Rite
Siloam Lodge
Topeks Lodge
Orient Lodge
Committee On Ways and Means
Masonic Board of Control
Committee of Twelve
Kan
IuHy Wubrodt
Muaonic Temple
Iuch Masonic Body
Savanth
Siloam
Topeka Commandery
Anda
Templehall
Commercial Club to Endorse Cable from California to Hawaii
At Topeka Business Club meeting merchants will be asked to back a resolution for government construction and operation of a Pacific cable from California to Hawaii and Manila, Japan and China. Congressman John B Corliss argues government ownership would provide low-cost communications and counter private tolls. He cites British colonial cables and the need for Pacific trade parity at actual cost.
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Commercial Club
Hawaii
Topeka
Corliss
Mantin
Pacific
England
Vancouver
Australia
Roosevelt Message Stirs Mild German Market Reaction
Berlin reports a mild thrill at Roosevelt’s message with the bourse showing modest gains on his trust remarks. Traders noted shares of steamship firms fell on immigrant inspection and merchant marine development fears while broader calls for reciprocity and international agreement gained cautious attention amid European labor concerns. Local ads mention a skin ailment remedy claiming instant relief and permanent cure.
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Roosevelt
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Merchant Marine Service
United States
United Tess
Berliner Volks Times
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Zeitung
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Roosevelt Ang
Tetereaoee FC
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