Henry McDaniel to Campaign for Bennett’s Yearlings
In Nashville Tennessee on January 2 the Bennett stable announced owner Henry McDaniel will campaign Bennett’s two year olds in the coming racing season. Notable entries include the Saint Mastin Missale colt and Muron Honey colt, previously offered at Brivady sales, with funds focused on the 2-year-old series and early spring competitions.
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Mepaphte
Henry Aloe Twouler
Bennett
Wimmer
Brivady
Asewnen
la G. C. Bebnott
Pines
Imylais
Poiraliaan Og
Camgre Falinen
Ieee
Rae Akeania
Cleasle
Roendivay
Wi Abe Hity Feasen
Kentucky
Firet
Legeone
Therwigbhiewd
Culodel
Henry MeTpantet
Fiennes Tayo
Eintories Guting
Rennett
McDaniel
Laureste
Abe Frank
Mike Limpett
Heraes
Mr. Hetnet
Tate
Memphis
Loieiits
Latortia
St. Tate
Chivage Umekes
Armstitin
Witiner
Seth
S.der
Abe Waitt
Jack Munroe AV actor Want to Resoul the Heroine Before the Time Cams
Jacob Munroe of Butte Montana faces a strange case as he seeks to revive a heroine before a pivotal moment. The article describes Munroe’s odd plan and its dramatic implications for the storyline and audience reaction.
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Jack Munroe
Not readable historical sports note with missing data
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a boxing event and a sparring match with Tom Cary, noting weight and footwork but lacking clear names, date, or location. Unable to identify full context or verify entities.
Jefferies Denies Munroe Knockdown Claim In Ring Talk
James J. Jeffries rejects reports that Bart Munroe knocked him down and disputes press scandals about his temper. He asserts he has never drunk alcohol, challenges public jealousy, and says he plans to defend his world champion title when opportunities arise. He notes no firm dates for a rematch and criticizes rumors about training and offers.
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Munroe
Truiteille
Cola
Prensa
James J. Jeffries
Borg
Riad
Sy Infantice Dontre
Cor
Innit
Corbett
Makik
Hampion
Sharkey at War and Return in Cleveland Bout
In a chaotic scene Sharkey fights off a barrage from rival boxers as trainers manage the bout. McCormick Jim Ryan and Tom Williams lead the Australian challenge before Sharkey withdraws to his corner after a hard exchange. A February 12 rematch talk surfaces in Cleveland with promoter Munroe aiming for a quick follow up.
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Fremh Wee
Ted
Sharkey
Satien Pugiiies
Petri Es Mall
Gary
Trey
Melbek Int McCortick
Jim Buckley
Ine Fendal Weeker
Feo Asistralians
Jimmy Rya
Tom Willlane
Rob
Apebkine
Munroe
Xoon
Purse Divided to Prevent Laying Up in Novel Stakes
A New York racing notice explains the purse division in a novel stakes event to avoid any laying up. It states the purse will be apportioned so that no horse gains an unfair advantage by restraining others, and that heats determine final placements with specified conditions.
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New York
Ds Chit Rotters
Kral
Merce Fitem
Wade
Fitdale
Goulds Coach Goes Fast From New York to Lakewood
A long distance coach trip from Waldorf Astoria at 8:30 PM to Lakewood is described as the fastest feat in a coach by a New York party led by Rice and George Gould. The journey included notable figures such as William A Hamilton and Jains Hyde, with mentions of weather and time details, and notes of the return journey and associated athletic gossip.
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Lakewood
Feofescom
Coilewell
Waldorf-Associa
Rice
George J Gould
William A. Hamilton
Vnsti Ponveros
T. Satern
Jains G Hyde
Golme
New Brunswick
Whet
Whit Palit
Lakewend
Emilee
York
Feudne Curtett
Terry Meshwern
Srituate Garvin
Athletic Ehih
Corbett
New Enngland
Connenticaut
Eas
Aft
California clubs sought purse for Lim versus Hightwright fight
Negotiations in California aim to end barriers between Lim and Hightwright. He telegraphed Harry Corbett of San Francisco asking a California club to offer a purse for a match between Lim and Hightwright.
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California
Mediovern
Fie
Harry Corbett
San Francisco
Aak
Lim
Nin Tig
Racing and betting chaos in Southern club match
A chaotic report from January details Red Kid Woeller and Rig Wellin mishaps, a $15,500 bet dispute over a Southern club, and telegraph betting antics. It notes wagering confusion at Lauri FM, miscommunications for Leari Sto, and a mistaken claim affecting results. Also mentions New Orleans and Oakland racing notes, suspensions for misstatements, and a San Francisco track summary.
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Red Kid Woeller
Bouthern Club
Hotngs
Ark
Southern
Rig Wellin
Waith
New York Turf Exchanges
Prin
Lauri FM
Wale
Bin
Leari
Imi Gudretauiling
Walais ‘Stoctend
Hire
Ux Het
Lee
Weller
Walsh
Dri
Walen
Mimi
Weil
Laura F. Sr
Frisco
San Francsico
Oakland
Ishtar
Dr Batrays
Viloa
Iit
State fair move discussed by board and committees
The piece outlines the plan for a state fair under the state board of agriculture with an executive committee of five, including three board members. A $50,000 appropriation is set for construction and another $50,000 annually for premiums, while other funds are to be removed. Bipartisan debate is anticipated, with some opposition to a fair remaining possible.
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Jefferson County
State Board of Aerimature
Hutchinson
Shell
State Board of Agriculture
Eve
Fae
Mars
Wiseit
Eremnin
One Name Changes for Native Woman in Senate Bill
A garbled OCR passage discusses a bill altering manner of residents’ names presented to the senate. It mentions Pearl Mable M. Buchanan of Cherokee and Puchaunas to Wig, with Senators and others named in a disrupted list. It references a Motherbody convention and various people, including Simrad and Mikesse Webster, in a context of the senate debate.
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Nesitunts
Kanes
Senate
Mabel M. Tuchannen
Cherokre
Lee
Husband charged in Kansas case of wife money theft
In district court a man is charged with embezzling funds from his wife used during their marriage after their November 1901 wedding. The wife reportedly disappeared with the money. authorities and witnesses describe a complex matrimonial scheme aimed at diverting funds.
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Crean
Bmrghaim
Sonia
Kidene City
Kerms
Widiwet
Craddurk
Citizeta
Uhéir
Beard
F Kelley
Limber
Tt iv
Toolicks
Matescurl Wah
Sherif Hirt
Atchison Min
Jock
Hudson
Second Lieutenant Resigns Over War Release From Student Life
Jan 3 report from Fort Leavenworth notes Second Lieutenant MacGregor resigning to avoid war service, citing the war department’s refusal to release him from student life. Roosevelt reportedly advised action. college officials and a large crowd observed the departure as MacGregor prepared to retire to Chicago.
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Weil
Deavenworth
Accra
Roosevelt
Fort Vanewort Wart
Getty
Alesander MaicGrenar
Wweigens
Lergent Dupartment Ature
la Io
Nepean
Boose
Elvan Peneras
Gregans- Hote
Rome
MacGregor
Behera Pudi
Coe
War Department
Eraneter Witts
Wes College
Conia
BerView
Plivtstara
Fork Larue
Jan
Golden Wedding Celebrated at Social Avenue
One of the finest social occasions in the city marked the 22nd anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joseph Scholasky. Family and friends gathered at their home for a renewal of vows officiated by Rev Father De Smedt and a breakfast. Evening events at the opera house featured tributes and music.
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Joseph Scholask
Father de Smedt
Warly
Soholisk
Winfield Citizens Move to Oppose Interurban Line
Citizens gathered to oppose a proposed interurban railway from Wishire to Winfield and surrounding towns. A resolution urged the city council to refuse a franchise to the railway operators. Committees were named to block railroad support in the Legislature, form a power for Winfield, and establish a commercial club.
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Winfield
Dey
Winflet
Miss Berenice Russell to Teach Indians in Utah
Mian Russell of Larned Kansas has been notified by the interior department of her appointment as a teacher at White Rinck Utah. She will begin about February 1, undertaking a roughly 425 mile stage journey to reach the school.
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Mian Russell
Larned
Kae
Berenice Russell
Ue Aepartment
Interior
White Rinck
Utah
Rasse
Fort Hays Grant and Land Apportionment Proposal
A movement seeks a new division of Fort Hays military reservation lands, currently claimed by the state. The proposal aims to allocate land to the State Agricultural College for a farm experiment station, with the experiment directors favored to manage the territory.
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Schiyer
Eof
Allis
Fort Hays
Norine
Mebant
Colliegs Fur Farm
Exprriciente
Iu Ona
Reservation Leaders Seek Best Site for Normal School
The document notes that leaders on the reservation intend to choose the person they deem best to lead and ensure a permanent site for a normal school. It emphasizes collective input and stability for the educational project.
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Co Normal School
Socialists Aroused Over Reichstag Devotion to Silence
A political stir in Germany grows as the Reichstag president prohibits a socialist from criticizing the regime. Rumors say much remains hidden about the Krupp affair, prompting fears of future clashes and calls for a powerful manifesto to appeal to the people. Meetings are summoned outside the capital to discuss the agitation.
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Cork
Jan
Sla
Gerany
Reichstag
Ee Tribune
Tendon
Tions
Ex Bad Man Making Laws in South Dakota Legislature
Pierre January 22 One of the old time bad men of the northwest is a member of the South Dakota Legislature this winter. Pierce, known as Bear Tracks, recalls Wild Bill Hickok and Jack McCool with reminiscences of the gunfighter era. He claims many gunfighters died with their chips on their shoulders and recalls Hickok’s temper and restraint. Pierce’s stories recount Custer and Deadwood legends, including McCool’s killing of Wild Bill and the era’s rough justice.
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Ellie T. Pierce
South Dakota
Pierre
Northwest
Riley T. Pieree
Pierce
Wild Bill Hickok
Jack McCool
Black Hille
Houtton
Wild Bill
McCool
Rootes
Hill
Wild Ful
Custer
Chet
Lynch Atyie
Teast
Deadwood
Hornebuck
Mia
Horne
Clifton
Landmark Cold Cure Claim Fails to Impress
A fragmented OCR item mentions a dubious claim about curing a cold in one day with a Tele Signature product. The readable bits reference a breakage or failure and list a price of 230, but details are unclear and no verifiable outcome is provided.
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Jaks Serative
Abine Tati
Kodol Digests What You Eat Relieves Heart Strain
An advertisement claims weak hearts stem from undigested food causing stomach swelling. It promotes Kodol Digests What You Eat by E G Davenport Co Chicago as a remedy easing stomach strain and heart pressure. It mentions a price of four dollars and asserts medical claim backed by the company.
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Iisa Neler
E.G. Dawitt & CO
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