Brown and May racing stock boost Kentucky farm plans
In Lexington Kentucky Captain and Brown af Musmarge are expanding breeding operations with a new farm and a central stallion ring under construction. The piece details high spending on training yards, barn construction, and future racing stock while noting plans for 2-year-olds and notable foals from lines including Albert and Bulwark as the owners prepare for next season.
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Lesington
Dee
Brown
Newty
Yens- Fitestad
Thie
Eneihe
Tkin
Albert
Bulwark
Re Hien Summeé
Tmp
Strackino
Re Warner
Top Cullent
Gen Hon
Ipo
Gieonarcy
Fiiend
Fim
Shddarttut Smee City
Wagner
Bukion
Lily
Guleiete
Trivtan
Hednes & Co
la Wsieh
New Orledae
Helph
Jock Rati
Hinkge Biooe
Throstie
Mary
Ted Kiford
Owen Rye
Nashville
Wil Roe
New Orleans
Bone
Esa
Gaife Fastin
B. Chandier
Peter Eterling
Parm Stinheom
J. Youn
Qhaes
Lewis
Srine & Peivare
Weunlliiccott
Jay
Local clash looms as rivals set to stage tense matchup
The article hints at a heated confrontation between two local figures as they prepare for a pivotal game. One side pins hopes on a decisive short pace while the other anticipates an easy contest, with both sides predicting key moves against Stitt.
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Gucciner
Stitt
Mming
Willst
Tigers Annual Reception in University Hall
Columbia Missouri hosts a freshman era reception for the Tigers with football players and faculty in attendance. Dr Jones President Jerry Tease and Miss Ida Mazi among guests. Hall decorated in black and old gold with yellow chrysanthemums and a mounted tiger head as a centerpiece. Punch served. songs of the football team cheer the crowd as short speeches are made by Dr Deste Dr Tinterington Coach ODea Manager Taxis and Captain Br Washer.
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Columbia
Ter
Tigers
Butler” Warters
Membwrs
Dr. Jones
Jexy
Sera Tease
Mee
Hatherington
Missida
Deste
Tintherington
O'Dea
Taxis
Walter Williams
Br. Washer
Washington club weighs court fight over player jumps
December reports indicate Washington baseball officials consider an appeal to stop Outfielder Celebanty and pitchers Orth and Townend from leaving for New York next season. President and manager travel west, delaying final decision. Temple declines to run for National League president, citing business constraints.
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Wantington
Washington Baseball Cab
Feider Celebanty
Orth
Townend
Washington
New York
Mankger
Wld Dennitels
Manger McGraw
Princeton's New Captain Elected After Meeting
Princeton, N J Dec. At a late football meeting the Val Princeton game, John B R Dewitt right guard on the team, was elected to succeed Ralph Doyle who was re elected but declined to act as captain for another term.
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Princeton
N. J
Mare line retires from turf amid Old Glory sale rumors
Horses from New York sold at the Old Glory sale last week include mares such as Macaigest Lady Waiting Pemesote and Betty of Lexington. They are headed to Hy PF Headiey’s Beau stud for retirement from racing duties.
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Newe York
Macaigest
Lady i Waiting
Pemesote
Betty
Lexinston
Headiey
Beau Sont Stud
Banquet for Jayhawkers in Kansas University reception
December 5 Lawrence Kansas reports a formal reception honoring the victorious Jayhawker basketball team. Faculty and students filled Library Hall as drivers led by the university band paraded to the event. Speakers praised the team’s season and civic support, with officials noting finances and future receptions.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Katisan University
Endervries
Strout
Capt
Vincent
Npoke
Cantela-elect
Brummare
Jenkinson
Johnnie
Algia Cleo Svoke
Pouter
Sant the Tre Treasury
Snow
Higsine
J. W. Green
Matform
M ‘Iger
Menaon
Vandervries
Strong
Michigan Leads In Football Honors As Yale, Princeton Close In
Chicago Dec 6 Michigan dominates the year in football honors with unprecedented scoring, far surpassing last year’s marks. Yale and Princeton follow with high point totals, while Chicago and Minnesota arrange future dates and tilts for next season, including Thanksgiving plans and conference matchups.
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Yale
Princeton
Chicago
Agiin Michiean
Fbky
FM Poluta
Wouter
Deil
Wisconsin Illinois Schedule Notes and Nebraska Requests
The 2 Chicago Wisconsin contest is eyed for Madison with alternate dates in October Minneapolis or November first. Dr Willems opposes, citing between Michigan and Wisconsin games. Illinois adds games with Iowa and Chicago. Nebraska seeks a Stagg schedule spot. a meeting between Fret Sugg and Manager Engel will decide today.
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Madison
Town
Minneapolis
Willems
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tllinois
Towa
Chicago
Nebraska
Placs
Stagg
Sugg
Engel
Plan Changes at Columbia for Betterment of Athletics
Alumni at Columbia plan curriculm changes to add one or two free class hours daily next year. The aim is to allow students time for physical exercise and sports, aligning with other universities that already offer two free hours for football, tennis, golf, or rowing. Proponents say it will boost athletic quality and player development.
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New York
Columbia
Thee Central
University Cob
Jenithen
Cours
Columbia Schools of Applied Science
Erne Retires From Ring After San Francisco Defeat
New York reports Frank Erne of Buffalo ex light weight champion retires from boxing after a disappointing loss to Jimmy Britt in San Francisco. He plans to return to Buffalo in a few weeks to enter business with his brother. Erne says he has earned over 40 000 during eleven years in the sport and has enough saved to live comfortably.
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New York
Dec
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Jimmy Tritt
San Francisco
Erne
Bustein Lad
Tle Monty
Ehough
Eric
Winnties
Joe Fiap
Broad Way Athletic Club
Ares
Joe Gans
Curley Supples
Fort SC
Cagetteers
Jam Mahoney
Tam Coubig
Gans
Fort Erie
Gus Gardner
Terry McGovern
Jim
Jimmy Britt
Astie
Erie
Buffalo Club
Trom
Yale Racing Frisco Meet Highlights May 30
The report notes a May 30 Yale Racing event at Frisco with a truck innovation praised by students graduates. Jockey A Cochman rode for W C Whitney arriving from Ben. The meet featured long priced sprees at Ingleside, Nellie Forest, Mocorito and Sea Lion hoorme with Gravini beating Beau Ormonde in the fourth event.
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Frisco
Sen
Fraveiers
Ingleside
Jonny
Nellie Forest
Mocorito
Sea Lion Hoorme
Wheral Wilds
Beau Ormonde
A. Cochman
W. C. Whitney
Ben
Racing at New Orleans and a temperamental mare in review
Racing at New Orleans featured Bec. & Shoo Fly and Prince Biages as top wagers with Prince Biages clocking 31.10 after a fierce race. Sarner was claimed out of the second race by Mr C H Purnell for $M. Due to temper the stewards barred further entries for the mare Nannie J. Praise for Roosevelt follows as Boston colored churches commend his course, noting several churches publicly praised his leadership.
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New Orleans
Bec
Shoo Fly
Prince Biages
Hla
Durnell & Herz
Sarner
C.H. Purnell
Boston
Roosevelt
Roosevelt praised for race equality in speech at Union Baptist
A preacher at Union Baptist Church Camden extols President Roosev elts stance on appointing blacks to federal posts citing Dr Crum of Charleston and praising Roosevelt as a national leader beyond regional prejudice. He recounts Roosevelt sto od up to race prejudice and notes notable black appointees since emancipation. The sermon also lauds his public defense of colored Americans against discrimination.
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Dy. Crum
Charleston
D. C
Jesse Hurrell
Union Baptist Church
Cambrider
Roonevelt
Dr. Cram
United States
Cam
Roosevelt
Momo
Benjamin FE. Butler
Theodore Roosevelt
Lauxette
Russell Street
A. M. E. Zion
J. H. McMollen
Unioa
Thom Sande
Mick
T Gannot
Lincoln
Grant
Dent Roosevelt
South
Prominent Dorchester Girl Found Hidden in Opium Den
Police found a 14 to 15 year old daughter of a Dorchester family hiding under an opium bunk in a Chinese den on Beara street last night. The girl, described as handsome and well connected, was located by officers investigating a Boston Chinaman operation. Further details about her guardianship and the incident are pending.
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Chinatown
Ania Bank
Boston
Dec
Beara Sfront
Dorchester
Txis
Beal
Cass
Tariff Losses Hit Cuban Punter’s War Costs
Washington reports claim tariff policy raises costs for Cuban traders, with estimates of 28 million dollars lost and tobacco and sugar sectors heavily affected. Havana quotes suggest independence demands and currency gaps drive price differences, while Cuba’s sugar losses reach 4.54 hundred million. Fiscal measures and royal duties blamed for war-time economic strain.
No Plot Yet in Leopold Assassination Plot Report
Disjointed dispatches from Brussels report M Nagels, precureur du sol, returning from London, noting no concerted plot in the attempt against King Leopold. Rabin and others alleged to be involved are blamed as officials seek to uncover the full extent of the alleged anarchist network. Also noted: Rear Admiral Frederick Rivers relinquishes Asiatic squadron command and prepares to move ships to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Rubino
York
Bruseelis
Lontin
M. Nagels
Precureur du Sol
Hue
Bruseele
Last Ton
Rogers
Gan Franciio
Onl
Frederick Rivers
Asiatic Sqiadrom
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Casey
San Dieto
Wisconsin
Bres
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