Jockey Club Reinstates Noted Horse Owner Amid Turmoil
The Jockey Club lifts the ban on Ed Corrigan, allowing him to race nationwide. The former Hawthorne master, returning from the east to the Pacific coast, discusses turf affairs and old feuds, including the 1881 Futurity controversy and the Yorkville Belle-Dagonet dispute that led to a court ruling upholding the club’s decisions.
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Hawthorne
Padifia
San Francisco
Corrigan
Rocker Club
Huron
Garfield Park
Tat
Jockey
Corrigants
Yorkville Belleeckom
Dagonet
Te Coney Island Jockey Club
Noon Corikan
Saratona
Tuckey Club
Lentswire
Ne’ Pers
Pon
Corsten Jooks
Congress
Cortizan
W. F. Schulte
Whlel
Schulte
Louisville
Sam
New American League Plans Union Park Club Formation
American Ball Association delegates secured a lease for Union Park grounds for the ensuing period at four dollars and three thousand eight hundred in consideration. A meeting to empanel officers and choose a manager is set, with Joan J. McGraw likely to lead. Providence, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore join with Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee in an east‑west league union.
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American Ball Association
Ieee
Union Park
Xentomen
Toe 4 Mo
Joan J. McGraw
Frank Richter
Philadelphia
Anbounciaethet Providence
Association
Providence
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Baltimore
Chicago
St. Touts
Detroit
Milwaukee
Brooklyn Will Strengthen to Challenge Champions
New York and Brooklyn face high uncertainty as odds tilt toward the champions. The article outlines efforts by Brooklyn to secure deals to bolster their lineup and pressure New York in the race for the league title, noting strategic moves and personnel questions.
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Hanlon
New York
Jan
Brooklyns
Bint de Tienda
Telah
Bmcqra
Renard Meccas cEgnis
Leetis Nee Fox
Horse Owners Appeal In Covington Meeting
The American Turf Congress appeals committee met in Covington at EC Hopper’s office with BP Clay Paris George J. Long and Judge George K. Perkins. Over 50 appeals by owners jockeys and others were filed against various jurisdiction decisions. No decision will be announced until interested parties are satisfied. Brannon barred over the Polk Badgett race at Letonia. deportation seeking reinstatement mentioned.
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Covington
American Turf Congress
EC. Hopper
BP Clay
Paris
George J. Long
Louisville
George K. Perkins
Brannon
Letonia
Omaha Kansas City shooting tournament opens with live bird handicap
The Omaha Kansas City shoot begins with a preliminary event at the gun club across the river. J Jenkins of Neagh won the ice event by 24 of 24, Parmalee Avien and J A R Elliott tied for second. Various shooters posted scores 22 to 24 with Parmelee and Elliott to meet in a $100 side match.
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Avien
J. A. RB. Elliott
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Cockrill
Townsend Mee
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Cocktill
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Htball
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Tin
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J.A. Ro Eiliett
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Parmaley
Elliott
Parmelve
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Texas Pacific Engineer
In Topeka Calvin Brewer a real estate dealer describes severe back pain from an on train incident between Fort Worth and Texarkana. He reports excruciating pain with each movement and kidney trouble at night, then credits Dean's Kidney Pills with improvement. Sold by Rowley & Sere and other dealers 90 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents U S Remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
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Jefferson Street
Texas Pacific R. A
Fort Worth
Texaskays
Dean
Eben Fox
Rowley & Sere
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. S
Dean's
Puzzle of matches and names hinted in scattered notes
Fragments mention a proposed contest between Sharkey Gm and Goddard at a Philadelphia venue. Names like Metavern wind San, Elis Lutt, Benny Yonger, Aleck Berke, and duck Hudson surface amid hints of arrangements and rivalries. Clues suggest a chaotic social volley of boxing or wrestling match talk with uncertain dates.
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Aished
Jack Smli
Sharkey Gm
Sharkey Gm] J, Gedaard
Philageinalaithe
Goddard
Bisa
Joeshee SaEne
Metavern Wind San
Elis” Lutt
Ea Deafam
Benny Yonger
Aleck Berke
Milwaukee
Syallig Gree
Will Kely
Duck Hudson
Kruger's Position Clarified by South African Diplomats
Washington reports Montague White asserts Dr Leyds is recognized as minister plenipotentiary by Russia Germany France Holland Belgium and Portugal and notes historical suzerainty origins and Britain’s 19th century policy stance. He cites Boslaeris von Blockland, Lord Derby letters, and 1834 understandings about foreign policy sovereignty.
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Washington
Jan
Montague White
Dr. Leyds
South African Republic
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
France
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Europe
Dr. Keyd
Jonix-heer Boslaeris von Blockland
St. Chamberslain
Clal
Wesley
Edward Clark
Wiliam Harcourt
Lord Derby
Cannibal attack kills crew on Nikamarrra off Admiralty Islands
Details arrive of the schooner Nikamarrra’s massacre by cannibal natives on an Admiralty Islands outlying ally. Captain Dalthe, the mate, and six New Ireland natives were slain and eaten, plunder followed, and rescuers later attacked as they returned to shore. The incident prompts transport and military movements with gold and troop shipments soon after.
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Forsythe
Nogsra
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Bullock
Dourtney
Nikawarra
Frettock
Nagata
Tolstot Criticizes War in South Africa Amid British Policy
Tolstot in an interview with Ruski Littock denounces the war in South Africa as sordid commerce. He says he hopes for British reverses and questions England's claim to freedom while pressuring empires that have harmed no one.
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Italoscow
Leo Tolstot
Ruski Littock
South Africs
England
Window Glaza company trims prices Amid steel war
The American Window Glaza board in rutsburg Pa ordered a five percent cut on single strength glass and five to ten percent on double strength glass. A ten percent cut was also approved for large brackets of double strength. The move follows a price clash sparked by the war against independent manufacturers.
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Rutsburg
American Window Glaza Company
Roberts Excluded From Utah Seat After House Vote
In Washington on January 26 the House voted 265 to 123 to exclude Brigham H. Roberts, Utah representative-elect, and declare his seat vacant. Roberts vowed not to run again, calling himself a martyr to prejudice. He argued his constituents, polygamy past and present, faced moral conflicts amid shifting legal and church positions.
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Congress
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House
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Lanham
Tex
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Roberts
House of Representatives
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
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Mtr
Mormon Church
Woodruff
Utah House Seat Defense Against Polygamy Rumors
A long defense argues the Utah representative did not seek to revive polygamy or intimidate Congress. It states Brigham Young made no such pledge and that agitation over Mormonism is unfounded. The letter reflects on presidential and House actions, urging acceptance of Utah's representative.
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House of Representatives
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American Congress of People
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Tember Cleet
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Hone of Representatives
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Gne Ried Clash Leaves Two Foes Hurt at Lebanon Crossing
In Lebanon on January 26 a woman named Mrs. Lee Jaca reportedly collided with a train at a road crossing while traveling with her party. The incident left two individuals injured and prompted emergency responders to the scene.
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Lee Jaca
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